“I hope Nasrallah gets a rocket between the legs for what he is doing to me here, for harming grandma and grandpa.”
Scare quotes in the title for the foolish troll who’s been infesting my comments section for the last few days.
They’re the words of an Arab. An Israeli Arab, of course.
“I hope Nasrallah gets a rocket between the legs for what he is doing to me here, for harming grandma and grandpa.”
Scare quotes in the title for the foolish troll who’s been infesting my comments section for the last few days.
They’re the words of an Arab. An Israeli Arab, of course.
“I hope Nasrallah gets a rocket between the legs for what he is doing to me here, for harming grandma and grandpa.”
Scare quotes in the title for the foolish troll who’s been infesting my comments section for the last few days.
They’re the words of an Arab. An Israeli Arab, of course.
Microsoft, that is.
I haven’t been posting much because, even though I’m back home in Florida, we still have a lot of deliverables to complete this week. I’m working on a Word document, and when I try to save, I get a message that it can’t because I either have too many files open, or there’s no space on the disk. I only have one file open, and there’s lots of space on the disk (I can download things to it, and save to it from other applications, and the problem appears on whatever drive I attempt to save to, including network drives).
For some reason, Word thinks that it has a problem that it doesn’t. Has anyone ever seen this behavior? By the way, it’s Word 97…
I’d work in Open Office, but I can’t be sure that it will generate clean compatible files with tracked changes for the Word people to use when they integrate the book.
[Update about 6:30 Eastern]
It seems to be a problem with this particular file. I tried it on Patricia’s machine and had the same problem. I can save smaller files, so I’ll just have to cut’n’paste the sections I’m working on individually, and let them reintegrate it. But it doesn’t look like a reinstall of Word or Office would fix it.
Reuters has been caught doctoring photos to make Israel look bad? Shocking, just shocking! Errr…that they were finally caught, that is.
I hope that this photographer never gets another gig, but I’m sure that he’ll probably get a plenty of offers from Middle Eastern media.
[Update a few minutes later]
I should add that Reuters gets a little credit (but not that much) for admitting it quickly (unlike CBS did). Of course, they had little choice, since the fakery was so blatantly obvious (though not much more so than the Rather memos).
I’ve got a red eye to FLL in four hours, and am going to go for a walk on the beach and dinner beforehand. No telling for sure when I’ll be back in California, pending a CEV announcement.
For Hezbollah. At least according to the editor of the Arab Times.
And don’t expect Israel to let up. Even much of the Israeli (formerly) anti-war left now understands that they are literally in a fight for their lives.
For Hezbollah. At least according to the editor of the Arab Times.
And don’t expect Israel to let up. Even much of the Israeli (formerly) anti-war left now understands that they are literally in a fight for their lives.
For Hezbollah. At least according to the editor of the Arab Times.
And don’t expect Israel to let up. Even much of the Israeli (formerly) anti-war left now understands that they are literally in a fight for their lives.
Clark Lindsey has some thoughts on John Kavanagh’s thoughts about NASA’s potential conflict of interest in COTS/Constellation (at least as currently formulated). I might have some thoughts, too, but not today. Perhaps this weekend or next week, after I get home to Florida (where it now looks unlikely that we’ll get any severe weather soon).