Okay, I guess this is cheating because I wanted to reply to Taalcon on his saying Equilibrium was better than the Matrix, but he edit-switched on me so I was checked to see if I might have copied the original sentence, and this is what was in there. It was a copy from Slash.
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I pasted it in a list of links I want to go to sometime when I actually have audio capability on my computer.
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quote:Heisenberg was driving down the freeway when he was pulled over by the highway patrol. The police officer asked him, "Do you know how fast you were going?"
The punchline is: "No, but I know exactly where I am!"
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if (units == CPCDbc_coll::BADUNITS) { // will use last program units to initialize the units InitializeCadLengthFactor (GetUnitsFromCad(catiaModelReference,CU_MM), units); } m_pColl->SetUnits (GetCadUnits());
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quote:Several people, including spectators, were injured at the crazy Cooper's Hill cheese rolling competition
Apparently, the last time I Ctrl C was when I posted in the the thread for anything other than homosexual marriage.
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quote: You're very likely to survive any battle in any war - unless you make the mistake of showing someone a picture of your sweetheart back home.
this is from a funny website, specifically from the top ten lists section(this one"top 24 things you wouldn't know without movies").
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quote:1. Using the documents: The Covenant and the Law: The Book of Exodus (page 27) and from The Hebrew Prophets: Micah, Isaiah, and Amos (page 28) discuss how the Hebrews understood the concepts of Covenant, law, and prophets. Be specific regarding each one. .
Copied and pasted from my history instructor's assignment list on my course website. I copied and Ctrl V'ed it into Word so I could get started on it. I have until next week to complete it.
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quote: If I had a friend who refused to ever meet me at my house, who canceled at the last second whenever we did make plans, and who disappeared for long stretches of time with no explanation, chances are we wouldn't become close friends or remain friends for long. Behavior that is symptomatic in someone with a disorder is wildly selfish and untrustworthy for someone without it.
When is it okay to blame the disorder? And...if the disorder gets invoked to let them off of things, is it actually wrong of me to come to assume that they can't be trusted? Whatever the reason for it, the result is the same. I think if you want to claim largess for some actions because of it, you can't be upset when someone assumes you are going to act in ways that require large amounts of largess. In a completely voluntary relationship, exactly what role does the disorder play?
Corollary with that, how do you know the line between someone experiencing symptoms that make it look like they are, say, untrustworthy and that person simply being untrustworthy on their own?
Sadly, from another thread here.
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quote:What I use the term “familiar odors” for is to explain how my past, in family, friendships and relationships, affect the way I am now. The paradigms that I sift all my incoming information through. Maybe I had a classroom bully named Greg when I was growing up, who constantly tormented me. Now I’m an adult, but when I meet someone named Greg, I may just for a moment bristle-up and get defensive or shrink back and be reluctant to know more about them. It’s a “familiar odor.”
quote:From now I'm I'm just going to assume that all comic book movies suck. That way I don't get my hopes up, and I'll be pleasantly surprised when I'm wrong. I really, really hope that "Batman Begins surprises me. I don't think "Fantastic Four" will. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
quote: Ran accepts Salix's hand gracefully and replies, "I look forward to the opportunity to journey with you. I am told that your skills in the wild are quite impressive."
Noticing the glance Salix gives to Harp, Ran says "Do not be too quick to judge my friend Harp. He is much more than he appears to be."
copied from one email in the Kalevan D&D Campaign for use in a reply email.
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Yeap, that's it. I almost always copy a letter after I finish copying something. I guess I'm just unnaturally cautious... I don't want anyone seeing what I've copied before. I'll come back some other time, hopefully with something more interesting.
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Checklist At the end of each day, complete the following tasks.
Step Action 1 Separate all receipts according to payment type 2 Click on CAP SellWise Icon on Desktop (X-Out) 3 Close PC Charge (Credit Card Company). See page XX. 4 Print the daily Variance report. See page XX. 5 Count the cash drawers. Print the Cash Drawer report for all stations. See page XX. 6 From the back office workstation, double-click My Computer. Ensure the red x is off for all POS stations. 7 Close all CAP programs and all programs on all machines. 8 Turn off monitors on all machines. 9 Go home.
Print Cash Drawer Report Use the following procedure to print the cash drawer report.
Step Action 1 From the SellWise menu bar, select Reports > WinReports. From the CAP WinReports menu screen, select Reports. 2 In the Date Range area, select the current day. Select Cash Drawer by Station. 3 Click Print. Continued on next page
End-of-Day Procedures, Continued
Close PC Charge Use the following procedure to close PC Charge.
Step Action 1 Double-click the small PC Charge icon in the system tray, by the clock in the lower-right corner. 2 Click the Reports box next to Sun. Select the day’s date. Select Daily Transaction Summary. Click OK. 3 Click Print. 4 Click Print again. Close the report window. 5 Repeat steps 1-4 for the Credit Card Detail report. 6 Compare the receipts to the reports and to the SellWise report to ensure that they balance. If they don’t balance, fix it before morning. 7 Click the Setting Sun icon to manage the End-of-Day batch. 8 Click Close. Result: The modem dials out and settles the credit cards. 9 Write the batch number on the Daily Transaction summary. 10 Click the Credit Card button. Minimize the program.
Print Variance Report Use the following procedure to print the Variance report.
Step Action 1 Click the SellWise icon on your desktop. At the SellWise menu, click Inventory. Result: The Inventory List for Look Up appears. 2 From the Inventory list, click Custom Lists. 3 From the list select Value Analysis. Click Accept. Continued on next page
End-of-Day Procedures, Continued
Print Variance Report (continued)
Step Action 4 Click Accept. Result: SellWise will generate the report. 5 When the report is generated, print only page one. Click Accept. 6 Click Print. 7 Click Escape. Note: Make sure to always use the Esc. If you use red x it can lock up for you.
Daily Balancing of GL Accounts Use the following procedure balance the GL accounts.
Step Action 1 From the desktop, click Daily Reports. 2 Click Run Reports. Result: The Report window opens. 3 Click Print to print reports for faxing. 4 Click Save. Result: The Save As window appears. 5 Leave all defaults as they are. Click Save. 6 Click Cancel 7 Open Dayend shortcut folder from the desktop. Open that day’s Excel file (YYMMDD.xls) Continued on next page
End-of-Day Procedures, Continued
Daily Balancing of GL Accounts (continued)
Step Action 8 Return to DayEnd folder window. Double-click that day’s GLyymmdd.SW01 file. 9 At the prompt asking what program to use to open the file, click Select program from a list At the following prompt, click OK.
10 Ensure the option Always use the selected program to open this kind of file. is NOT selected. Select Notepad from the list. Click OK.
Continued on next page
End-of-Day Procedures, Continued
Daily Balancing of GL Accounts (continued)
Step Action 11 Compare GL totals with totals from reports
If… Then… The totals match, The task is complete. The totals do not match. Try to determine what is causing the imbalance. Correct the imbalance if you know what to do.
If you cannot determine the problem, call the BSA Help Desk. Someone will contact you to assist you.
Balancing AR Accounts Use the following procedure to balance the AR accounts.
Step Action 1 Open the AR file in the DayEnd folder using the same method as opening GLyymmdd.SW01 file. 2 Compare the AR totals in this file with the total charges in the POS STATION SUMMARY REPORT from the Excel file. 3 If these totals do not match, try to determine why and correct the problem. If you cannot determine the problem, call the BSA Help Desk. Someone will contact you to assist you.
quote:What about the child? Once he or she is old enough to understand, do you think they'll be glad to know that the mere fact they exist is considered the worst outcome? That not existing was the preferred result?
I think that's Dag from another thread. Posts: 903 | Registered: May 2003
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This link is from Lady Jane's post above. I was curious what the link referenced, so I copied and pasted it into a new browser window. Then I though it would be ironic if I then pasted it in the context of thie thread.
p.s. muchos gracious to icky for resurrecting this thread
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