06 Dec 06 18:33, Joe Delahaye wrote to Roy Witt:


 >>  JD> It also stands for What, where when, who, and another w word I
 >>  JD> cant think of at the moment.  W5 was the name of a TV news
 >>  JD> program here
 >>
 >> In that case, it probably meant Weather. But the W5 (should be power
 >> of 5 but it isn't easy to do in a text based message system) is also a
 >> well known notation for a correctly solved mathmatical formula.

 JD> Not Wheather.  The W were all in the form of some sort of question.
 JD> When I said News Program, it would be something like 60 minutes
 JD> format or similar.

How about What, When, Where, Who and Why?

 JD> Did not know about the power of 5 thingy.

Power of 5 would be simlar to Wę...only the 2 would be a 5...

               R\%/itt




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