Very well said Armen jan. One of the things that truly bothers me about the followers of mainstream religions today is the sheer level of intolerance they exhibit towards others. If Christ was here today, i'm sure he wouldn't be too happy about this whole 'us' and 'them' game that's being played out in religious circles. Rather I think he'd advocate more love/acceptance and much less fear-mongering.
If you boot with an OS that's entirely memory resident, say Knoppix Linux (which runs on CD), you can make your copy - as the OS is not 'using' the files you need to copy. There are other utilities like ghost that can copy your boot sector to your other drive, and you'll subsequently need to make bios changes. I've never done what you're trying to do - there may be some pitfalls I'm not aware of...
Wouldn't you be better off with a re-install? the benefit is a nice clean system...
Kundera's one of my favourites - and this particular book was very interesting for me - well worth the read (and nothing like Eco).
I remember picking up a novella (at least I think it was a novella) by Eco when I was about 15. I abandoned it shortly after, thinking, 'I'll wait 'till I'm 30 or so...'. After reading your excerpt, I think i'll wait another ten years.
Unfortunately, yes. It's been far too hectic for me have given you valueable input. However, I suppose we all have prioroties in life (and helping you is, of course, one them ) But you're in good hands here.
Great point Armat! Agreed fully.
I would also extend that statement to inlude sweeter wines/dessert wines etc. Many folks avoid the syrupy sweet dessert wines, having never tried any!
Ahem
Just got back from a trip - but I'll post my suggestions a bit later. Unfortunately, up here in Canada, the gov't pretty much has a lot to say about what's available to drink and what's not - unless you go through private importers, and then the $$$'s go way up.