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What have you been smoking 
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I don't want to play the guessing game so I will just have the one attempt and pick a word that I think is most "art-y"...
Disturbing?
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Nope
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CROSSWORDS. 'Nuff said.
Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994. So does this signature. me, 2012
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Nope
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I was nowhere near that. 
You are back on Monday then!
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Alarm call please 
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OK - 08:45 ish?
BTW: did you get two copies of the email for this?
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No just the one
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pkfox wrote: Needlework
Meh... I am not sure how "annoying" fits with the answer, other than perhaps your opinion of needlework.
But I wasn't really in the mood for making a clue anyway, so I'm not fussed that I couldn't work it out
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To needle is to annoy
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Fair enough, I guess that works out then
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How gracious of you
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OK, it's only a test, and it's pretty tiny: 'Sci-fi' plane with no moving parts flies successfully - BBC News[^] - only 60m, but don't forget that the Wright borthers first flight was only 259m, and their plane was a lot bigger.
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One the related articles on circular run ways thing. That has been suggested so many times, if you look on You Tube for Mentor Pilot he debunks it very well. 
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glennPattonWork wrote: circular run ways
 It works for elementary particles; why not for Jumbo jets? 
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Bit of a size difference?  , if you do the maths one wing is in front of the other so it has different airflow over the wings...
modified 23-Nov-18 8:43am.
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Did you miss the joke icon on my post?
The link you sent is very good. An interesting mixture of engineering and pragmatical reasons why it won't work. To them I add the problem of transition - assuming that London could be served by two circular runways instead of five "normal" airports, how would it manage while (for example) Heathrow was razed and rebuilt as a circular runway?
Of course, if they razed Luton... 
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Nah! Saw the joke but, I have had the effort of explaining why things like circular airports are not good. Too long spent, I found the Mentor Pilot thing too late last time, so I was all primed for someone to come up with Circular Runways again. Luton, mmmm, not too bad an idea...
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Seems to me the initial propulsion from the launch should account for the bulk of the 60m. Dammed thing is so light it probably glided the most of the way.
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New programmer class: Dilbert Teaches The Dumb People[^]
I have nothing to say, other than "explains QA". 
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Marketing, Sales and Project Management.
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Does anyone have any experience with cheap/free CAD software for designing draft (but accurate and useful) designs for a house?
I'm not starting a new business, this is a one-time use, but probably will be over a year or so, so I don't mind paying, but not too much.
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