Your interpretation is not the only correct one. Other correct interpretations: I I X I I X V : 1 1 10 1 1 10 5 I I X I I XV : 1 1 10 1 1 15 I I X I IX V : 1 1 10 1 9 5 I I X II X V : 1 1 10 2 10 5 I I X II XV : 1 1 10 2 15 now that's tiring... I should find an algo to get them all, exhaustively:)
Some French actors decided to adapt some sketches from MPFC in French and made a show with them. As it seemed to be successful they are doing it again with "new" (still adapted) sketches. See for example here to book tickets.
Last time, I had to check several times whether I was in lowercase, and whether numlock was set, before figuring I was entering my NT login password to try to access my webmail account !
The network support comes in default when you install Windows. MsOffice does not. You have to pay more money to get it. Insert other CDs to install it.
Well, I prefer to have a digitized version of a Chinese book, which I will be able to send into babelfish to have a rough idea of what it is about, rather than having the "analog" book...
That happened to me with one newsletter I subscribed to. There is a link in the mail which you can click which is named "this is not spam", and in the future the newsletters from this address will go into your main folder, not in bulk mail.
I think we can expect that one of Japan's biggest newspapers [slashdot.org] should withstand a little slashdotting if it can cope with any significant market share of 61.4 M potential visitors
The article is in English. Maybe the server for English articles (in the case it might be on a different server, just a supposition) is not configured to receive many visitors, as most people reading a Japanese newspaper will read it in... Japanese !
But wouldn't it be great if it worked like a sort of DOS on their storage? oh well.
You mean, destroying all the real messages received by real innocent H*tmail users, together with their contact lists and other personnal stuff ? No, it does not sound great to me...
The problem with these movies is that the actors did not have the same voices as in the books !
(This was said by a kid when the movie got out, and I think I agree with him)
Anyway, it is astonishing how much Jean-Pierre Talbot looks like Tintin. Well, this was the only reason why he was hired for the job, as he does not seem to have played in any other movie before or afterwards.
That's anyway better than to have Christian Clavier as Asterix (sigh)
Uranus really sounds like a Roman name rather than Greek. Indeed a small google search told me that this is the Roman name of the god called Ouranos by the Greek.
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Your interpretation is not the only correct one. Other correct interpretations : :)
I I X I I X V : 1 1 10 1 1 10 5
I I X I I XV : 1 1 10 1 1 15
I I X I IX V : 1 1 10 1 9 5
I I X II X V : 1 1 10 2 10 5
I I X II XV : 1 1 10 2 15
now that's tiring... I should find an algo to get them all, exhaustively
Are you pondering what I'm pondering ?
Some French actors decided to adapt some sketches from MPFC in French and made a show with them. As it seemed to be successful they are doing it again with "new" (still adapted) sketches.
See for example here to book tickets.
...I cannot stop breaking all the jars and vases I see ! Strangely, in real life, very few contain jewels, hearts or arrows.
I do the same... but I cannot remember the password of my email account to which the other passwords are sent. Damn !
I generally remember my passwords, but mix them.
Last time, I had to check several times whether I was in lowercase, and whether numlock was set, before figuring I was entering my NT login password to try to access my webmail account !
The network support comes in default when you install Windows. MsOffice does not. You have to pay more money to get it. Insert other CDs to install it.
You can install MsWindows without MsOffice. In this case, I believe (but am not sure) that the flaws in Office will not impact you.
So in this case it is truly a flaw in the App, not in the OS.
"cinq" is five, and you have only 4 Ms in the nickname.
Try this: J6M: Jean-Marie Messier Moi-Meme Maitre du Monde
Is it civilization as we know it, or civilization as they (the Mayans) knew it ?
In the latter case, I believe it has already happened...
Actually it is 1000 pages / hour. But I think the idea is the same.
Well, I prefer to have a digitized version of a Chinese book, which I will be able to send into
babelfish to have a rough idea of what it is about,
rather than having the "analog" book...
That happened to me with one newsletter I subscribed to. There is a link in the mail which you can click which is named "this is not spam", and in the future the newsletters from this address will go into your main folder, not in bulk mail.
Dates seek YOU!
:p
so... let's go there
(sorry, I could not resist)
The article is in English. Maybe the server for English articles (in the case it might be on a different server, just a supposition) is not configured to receive many visitors, as most people reading a Japanese newspaper will read it in
No, this happened on April 1st too
You mean, destroying all the real messages received by real innocent H*tmail users, together with their contact lists and other personnal stuff ?
No, it does not sound great to me...
Where are the Soviet Russia jokes when we need them ? ;)
I would not say that 2.7 Kelvin is "cool".
The problem with these movies is that the actors did not have the same voices as in the books !
(This was said by a kid when the movie got out, and I think I agree with him)
Anyway, it is astonishing how much Jean-Pierre Talbot looks like Tintin. Well, this was the only reason why he was hired for the job, as he does not seem to have played in any other movie before or afterwards.
That's anyway better than to have Christian Clavier as Asterix (sigh)
An annoying kid in Grave of the fireflies.
Do you mean Setsuko ? She appears realistic to me, not really annoying, boucing, jumping...
Meruru.
So that's why there are no more camels in Japan !
Uranus really sounds like a Roman name rather than Greek. Indeed a small google search told me that this is the Roman name of the god called Ouranos by the Greek.
Cronos is the Greek name for Saturn.
I pay nothing to get my daily newspaper (called "20 minutes", or "Metro"), it is free. I can take it at the train/metro station every morning.
I wish I'd pay the same for my internet connection !