@alan fraser said: I thought a truck had collided with the house next door. It's funny what flashes through your mind before you decide"No, it's an earthquake." Well put, Alan..! Being from Denmark, I experienced the earthquake Tuesday morning at the Copenhagen Airport, waiting for a plane to take me to Stockholm... Our first thoughts was...... roll of drums .....that an airplane had crashed, or something similar to 911... Well, well... It was an odd experience somehow, since we're not use to earthquakes here in our part of the world...

[image: Sadie50.jpg] I'm down with all that...

I have deleted all the other files and a few other really pointless ones. Here they are: http://cid-4a6ec86d99895c84.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/Public/EPS.part1.rar http://cid-4a6ec86d99895c84.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/Public/EPS.part2.rar

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Mike, I have said this same thing for years! The mother of our grandkids is constantly cleaning the kids with wipes whenever they touch anything (Edit context) and this is precisely why they get sick as much as they do. I say let them eat dirt. No cake, just dirt.

*“For the disturbed”,*again: For a sinner (all of us) – Christ, the Saviour Cornel

@mike lucey said: Guys, I am old enough to remember how a fresh chicken really tasted. Roast chicken was on the Sunday Dinner Menu most of the time when I was young and I looked forward to it. The taste of what passes for chicken these days is just rubbish. I wonder if some local 'home grown' companies started REAL fried chicken outlets. Of course they would have to charge more for the chicken but it would be worth it. I imagine they could offer lesser amounts of fresh chicken for the same prices. This could work as we (Western World) all eat too much! Mike Better living through chemistry... [image: B3As_lipton.tp200x229.jpg]

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there is indeed some good ones, although the dating ones can be a bit disconcerting at times

Scott, Contrary to the post dates on this thread, this thread is actually much, much older than 2008. After a forum software switch all old threads and posts had to be manually copied and pasted into new threads, there was an announcement about it at the time as it was the only way all the SCF members' hard work and contributions could be preserved after the switch. The Progecad version I was using at the time (prob 2005 or earlier) was clunky, the UI was very slow to respond to mouse movements (well, by slow I mean fractions of seconds) and support was definitely lacking (I seem to remember some of the help files were only in Italian and I'm not sure I ever got a reply from tech support regarding a problem I was having). I was running it on an HP zd7000, Intel Pentium 4 (2.66 GHz); 1.5Gb RAM, Nvidia FX Go5600 so I've no idea why there should be any problems. Nevertheless, I did download a more recent version of Progecad about a year or so ago and found it's performance and UI was greatly improved, certainly putting it on par with Autocad (and especially if Progecad avoid the bloatware nightmare and Vista style tabbed interface that Autodesk have created) I'd say Progecad was a much better product for a much lower price.... no fibbing! Regards,

it didnt pass

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Sounds good. Well here's 2/3 of it....a combination of SketchUp and RPG. rpg.skp [image: OPIA_rpg_thumb.jpg]

Here on Prince Edward Island, a few hundred miles from Tinanne, the ice storm wasn't so bad. I woke up to a thin glaze of ice over everything and it was spitting rain. The temperature was on the rise. The kids schools had a one hour delay but the buses came and took them away. When I drove to work about 8:45am the roads were clear. So it really wasn't much of a ice storm for us this year. Last year we had a bad localized one. Several hundred power poles (old cedar ones) broke under the strain of all the ice-weighted wires. A few years ago (1998) was the one Modelhead refers to. It hit us hard but really screwed things up in Quebec where over 1000 high-tension power pylons crumpled. There's a wikipedia page about that storm here. It is reported to have killed at least 25 people. Regards, Ross

@gaieus said: I saw a couple of episodes but I have to tell you that it was one of my worst TV experiences same here (btw i was asking just so other people dont ask)

uhh i dont have enough time

Sounds awfully familiar: I saw a documentary a few months ago about an ossuary which surfaced in Israel which was alleged to contain the bones of Jesus' brother "James". After the initial excitement several experts eventually agreed that the carved text wasn't consistent with known text of the time and perhaps more damningly one of the people in its line of provenance was shown to have been invloved in fraud and antiquarian forgery before. Article from 2002 shortly after the discovery: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/inscribed-casket-may-contain-bones-of-jesuss-brother-594856.html Article from 2008 during the trial: http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1850111,00.html?iid=digg_share I'm not sure what the eventual outcome was. The name's Christ, Jimmy Christ.