your memory. > > https://groups.google.com/g/comp.databases.ingres/search?q=squirrels Well that's 15 minutes I'm never getting back. Thanks Mikey. ;-) Roy

Hi all Have we got many Aussies going to the conference in Kansas? We could do something special -

. The squirrels seem to > enjoy the show. > > Martin Bowes > > On 11 Oct 2004 at 20:06, Armand Pirvu wrote: > > > > > Hi Paul, > > > > Although I

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If the thought of raspberry squirrels is not enough to keep you awake nights, perhaps you can help

not discuss squirrels and pigeons at my table, > although I do recall (fuzzily) a description of the waiters/waitresses as > 'servelets'. No squirrels or pigeons,

Once again, we should thank Karl Schendel for organizing a superb dinner at CA-World. We did not

pigeons and squirrels? > ps for me anyway there is sort of a visual thing that goes along with > solving SQL problems like the one you posed. i see the rows lying > out in space like

avoiding red squirrels (too gamy apparently) and tularemia >> infection, there are some engaging little line drawings depicting, step by >> step, a man(?) in hiking

avoiding red squirrels (too gamy apparently) and tularemia infection, there are some engaging little line drawings depicting, step by step, a man(?) in hiking boots excoriating

Introductions... My name is Jeremy Collins, and I work for a London based management consultancy

the unique creation of the House of Seafood. (perhaps they use sea squirrels??) -- Karl Schendel Phone: (412) 963-8844 Telesis Computer Corp Fax: (412) 963-1373 wiz@telesis.com

What a great Internet dinner we had this year! Fine company and excellent food, in a private function