der issues of a society losing half of its potential.
I wonder if Raymond's analysis isn't too broad, and so, meaningless. I haven't read
CAB in its entirety, so I'll get back to you before I say more.
abs
--
Alexander Sendzimir "You're a person, not a us
while handing them screws and letting
> them install your new ethernet card.
/I'd/ like to know the difference between cat5 and 10baseT (while you're on the
subject). This
isn't an "issue", so, please respond personally. Thanks.
abs
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Alexander Sendzimir
Deirdre Saoirse wrote:
> The fact is that women PENALIZE THEMSELVES and that it is, to a large
> degree, a choice.
The context of your statement is subtle. Would you please expand on this?
Thanks
--
Alexander Sendzimir "You're a person, not a user."
Digi
of my depth and told me why they had hired me, and lots of hard to
> describe things about self development and pushing myself forward, and
> being proactive etc. Stuff that helps me still now.)...
I would be interested to hear more of this experience. If you wouldn't mind.
a
s. The
primary reason this occurs, I /think/, is because two people agree to it. There is
little support from most work environments for fathers to be fathers. Working mothers,
likewise.
This is the first time I've really thought about this, so please be gentle when
correcting facts and rec
"Rockwell, Christi" wrote:
> I've found in certain forums it's helpful to have ambiguous names. People
> tend to make assumptions about your background or beliefs based on gender.
> I remember one person on alt.abortion trying desperately to figure out
> whether I was male or female.
>
> My kids
survival of the fittest, and 'our' animal
instinct, I feel quite strongly that, inevitably, if we wish, the gray
matter between our ears also provides us the means to transcend
ourselves. This is my most important point: we can trancend ourself if
we wish [with difficultly for most--I have mys
e think of this?
What is meant by "employment guarantee"?
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Digitally Inclined
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