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ml> in this particular situation, it is kinda hard to track as paul seems
ml> to be about the only poster from dave's bbs... at least, he's the
ml> only one that i've seen in any echo in yonks... that's why
ml> one has to assume either paul's software or dave's... by
Ain't mine! Though it wouldn't surprize me at all to be off
by 7-8hrs over PST/PDT vs GMT. I'm just glad he keeps it
running. I don't know of another BBS in 105. I have been
offered point access, but I don't want to add the point software.
I saw today the IAS meeting is trying to decide what a planet is.
I'd say:
-massive enough for it's solid-part to be (roughly) spherical
-not a net radiator of energy
-orbital plane & eccentricity statistically normal
-orbital direction consistent with other in-system objects
I'm more agreeable to call Ceres a planet than Pluto.
Paul Rogers, paulgrogers{at}yahoo.com -o)
http://www.angelfire.com/or/paulrogers /\\
Rogers' Second Law: Everything you do communicates. _\_V
... When money speaks, truth keeps silent.
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