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2010-03-20T20:09:25ZGoogle GroupsAdam Funka24...@ducksburg.com2010-03-20T20:07:48Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/ae54e468a0c00f87/fbe75a8aab7735cb?show_docid=fbe75a8aab7735cbRe: The perpetual calendar
That's only a small part of Kibology, and it's only required in <br> certain circumstances. <br> Candidate for psot of the month prize. <br> You might be a Kibologist. Or you might be able to play one on TV.
Adam Funka24...@ducksburg.com2010-03-20T20:03:58Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/a85acebb0633071e/cd589cd64f500e46?show_docid=cd589cd64f500e46Re: The perpetual calendar
There's mainly one person around here who still has the juvenile habit <br> of making fun of people's names, and it's not you.
analyst41@hotmail.comanalys...@hotmail.com2010-03-20T20:09:25Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/f3a8e707d232c2a8/e84f497cd95a8410?show_docid=e84f497cd95a8410Re: Finally, stating the obvious regarding "PIE"
On Mar 20, 11:54 am, "analys...@hotmail.com" <analys...@hotmail.com> <br> wrote: <br> What seems to have been given up is a single protolanguage to which <br> mechanical phonological transformations can be applied to derive the <br> 'inherited' lexicon and morphology of attested languages. <br> It is invariably overlooked is that once you postulate languages
Yusuf B Gurseyy...@theworld.com2010-03-20T20:04:25Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/8cbd8b28594b35c6/19a1a90f12abcc0c?show_docid=19a1a90f12abcc0cRe: OT: Origin of the Alphabet
ther e were doubts about the epigraphy and the dialect of Aramaic <br> before the scientific doubts. at any rate, the patina is a clincher.
Adam Funka24...@ducksburg.com2010-03-20T19:57:13Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/84bdd43234c984d7/2682187bed88be1c?show_docid=2682187bed88be1cRe: The perpetual calendar
Oh yeah, the first step is admitting...
Adam Funka24...@ducksburg.com2010-03-20T19:56:39Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/1c2e9163bbfa2bfb/98f5003e8356fa94?show_docid=98f5003e8356fa94Re: The perpetual calendar
Don't try it with a plasma screen --- very dangerous.
Yusuf B Gurseyy...@theworld.com2010-03-20T19:59:56Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/8cbd8b28594b35c6/95a795a9e755cc55?show_docid=95a795a9e755cc55Re: OT: Origin of the Alphabet
AFAIK the case is clsoed as far as the consensus of experts, both <br> epigraphic and scientific. <br> hih?
Peter T. Danielsgramma...@verizon.net2010-03-20T19:54:12Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/8cbd8b28594b35c6/f5ea9be52154739c?show_docid=f5ea9be52154739cRe: OT: Origin of the Alphabet
?? <br> Do you know what the inscription actually _says_?
Peter T. Danielsgramma...@verizon.net2010-03-20T19:52:52Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/8cbd8b28594b35c6/8df83b7ca7a5b774?show_docid=8df83b7ca7a5b774Re: OT: Origin of the Alphabet
Who is that?
Mariermho...@mindspring.com2010-03-20T19:52:35Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/15ea5ec07a5bd0d0/3848f3fb8b1a6e99?show_docid=3848f3fb8b1a6e99Re: The perpetual calendar
Zinggggggggggg! <br> Marie
Yusuf B Gurseyy...@theworld.com2010-03-20T19:47:36Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/cc392a7c62b9e331/c5fed56709064d6f?show_docid=c5fed56709064d6fRe: Language families
a dervative of "Holland" is used in Papiamentu, a Portuguese Creole <br> used in Aruba, one of the countries of "the Kingdom of the <br> Netherlands" and an official language there. <br> <a target="_blank" rel=nofollow href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states">[link]</a> <br> Netherlands – Kingdom of the Netherlands <br> Dutch: Nederland – Koninkrijk der Nederlanden
R H Draneydadoc...@spamcop.net2010-03-20T19:41:18Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/8719ed167b1ed6bc/551e441af76f4e54?show_docid=551e441af76f4e54Re: Only you lucky one-dimensional people get to have middles.
Jonathan de Boyne Pollard filted: <br> And then there's PowerPoint's take on the matter...I quote from a Microsoft page <br> explaining how to align objects on a slide: <br> "The Align Middle command aligns objects horizontally through the middles of the <br> objects. The Align Center command aligns objects vertically through the centers
musikamus...@spamnotexcite.com2010-03-20T19:40:39Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/93342feb2784bf1e/e0346c2c3f6be521?show_docid=e0346c2c3f6be521Re: Helping helpless Petey
In <a target="_blank" href="http://groups.google.com/groups?as_umsgid=680568fd-06f5-47b2-9071-8585c956aa33@q15g2000yqj.googlegroups.com">news:680568fd-06f5-47b2-9071-8585c956aa33@q15g2000yqj.googlegroups.com</a>, <br> Panu <craoibhi...@gmail.com> typed: <br> You are a bad man.
benlizro@ihug.co.nzbenli...@ihug.co.nz2010-03-20T19:23:16Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/96589f7cba81c86b/dbce39a06b240ae5?show_docid=dbce39a06b240ae5Re: "hive the bill into two parts"
On Mar 20, 11:50 pm, "benli...@ihug.co.nz" <benli...@ihug.co.nz> <br> wrote: <br> Come to think of it, why would spellcheck correct "rive" into "hive", <br> rather than "ride" or "rise" or something else common?
John Varelanewla...@verizon.net2010-03-20T19:12:00Zhttp://groups.google.nl/group/sci.lang/browse_thread/thread/8cbd8b28594b35c6/cbfb04dd70e7917b?show_docid=cbfb04dd70e7917bRe: OT: Origin of the Alphabet
On Fri, 19 Mar 2010 21:22:23 UTC, Yusuf B Gursey <y...@theworld.com> <br> wrote: <br> The IAA has a hard on for Heschel Shanks as, apparently, does PTD. <br> Outside experts disagree. <br> Everything is different. <br> Not with regard to "proving the Bible" it's not.