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-----Original Message-----The State of Oregon sent me a letter pointing me to http://www.oregon.gov/DOR/BUS/docs/206-430.pdf
Correct me if I am wrong -- but this information is not something I need to worry about since the withholdings are handled by you...?
Thanks,
Malachi
We must become the change we want to see in the world. -- Mohandas Gandhi.
If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be. -- Thomas Jefferson
I do not think there is any thrill that can go through the human heart like that felt by the inventor as he sees some creation of the brain unfolding to success...
such emotions make a man forget food, sleep, friends, love, everything.
-- Nikola Tesla
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14 April 2007
PayCycle
One of the reasons EOTI uses PayCycle....
13 April 2007
Bengals
Yes they have arrived.
I am planning for you a brown spotted male and a silver spotted female. There is only one silver female in the older litter. If I do not keep her for a breeder she will be yours. Otherwise there is another litter that had 3 girls in it from my silver girl. I will hope one of the girls will be a silver.
So it won't be that much longer until you will have your new additions.
11 April 2007
Pet Food Recall
If you have pets, you may want to check the latest updates to the lists... they keep adding more and more to the recall list.
JOKE: Confessional
Thanks to Sarah for posting this joke:
A woman takes a lover during the day while her husband is at work.When the husband come home unexpetedly one afternoon,she shoves the lover in the closet, not knowing that her 9-year-old son has been in the closet watching them.
The little boy says, "dark in here."
The man says, "yes, it is."
Boy: "I have a baseball. Want to buy it?"
Man: "No thank's."
Boy: "My dad's outside."
Man: "Okay. How much."
Boy: "$250."
A few weeks later, it once again happens that the boy and the mom's lover are in the closet together.
Boy: "Sure is dark in here."
Man: "Yes, it is."
Boy: "I have a baseball glove."
Man: "Okay.How much?"
Boy: "$750."
Man: "$750? Okay. Fine."
A few days later the father says to the boy, "Grab your glove. let's go outside and toss the baseball back and forth."
The boy says, "I can't. I sold them."
The father asks, "How much did you sell them for?"
The son says, "You won't believe it, Dad-I got a thousand bucks!"
The father says, "That's terrible, to overcharge your friends like that. That is way more than those 2 things cost. I'm going to take you to church and make you confess."
In the confessional booth the boy says, "Dark in here."
The priest says, "Don't start that shit again."
A woman takes a lover during the day while her husband is at work.When the husband come home unexpetedly one afternoon,she shoves the lover in the closet, not knowing that her 9-year-old son has been in the closet watching them.
The little boy says, "dark in here."
The man says, "yes, it is."
Boy: "I have a baseball. Want to buy it?"
Man: "No thank's."
Boy: "My dad's outside."
Man: "Okay. How much."
Boy: "$250."
A few weeks later, it once again happens that the boy and the mom's lover are in the closet together.
Boy: "Sure is dark in here."
Man: "Yes, it is."
Boy: "I have a baseball glove."
Man: "Okay.How much?"
Boy: "$750."
Man: "$750? Okay. Fine."
A few days later the father says to the boy, "Grab your glove. let's go outside and toss the baseball back and forth."
The boy says, "I can't. I sold them."
The father asks, "How much did you sell them for?"
The son says, "You won't believe it, Dad-I got a thousand bucks!"
The father says, "That's terrible, to overcharge your friends like that. That is way more than those 2 things cost. I'm going to take you to church and make you confess."
In the confessional booth the boy says, "Dark in here."
The priest says, "Don't start that shit again."
10 April 2007
News from the Net
Blizzard says its a copyright violation to use things like antivirus programs with WoW. The company (The9) running WoW in China for Blizzard will now be running Warhammer Online for EA Games.
Sunspots peak higher than any time in the last 998 years...
Have a favorite calculator memory?
Google admits to using Sohu database for Pinyin. They also release the Website Optimizer (beta).
The US Military invests in a hovercraft/helicopter-combo.
Well they finally found out why the black-hole-creator exploded... A mathematical mistake screwed up the design of one of the superconductive magnets.
Debian 4.0 (codename: Etch) has been released.
Prostitution in space? :) Well, that and IPv6.
Oooh! The L1X-75 is a 600hp carbon fiber electric roadster... 0-60 in 3.1 seconds. Only goes about 175 mph. 10000 rpm redline. 200 mile range and recharges via 110v outlet. Not as pretty as the Tesla Roadster though.
O'Reilly opens an online tech school.
Oooh. 3D Virtual Maps for the Blind.
You know, when I am reading about things like invisibility cloaks only blocking a single wavelength of light, I don't see the point... until now... when I read: against, for example, night-vision goggles or laser target designators
GAIM renamed to Pidgin IM.
Asus.com was hacked to spread an exploit?
Last year BofA bought MBNA Bank... Now, the credit cards featuring the Linux Tux are going to be discontinued... Basically all those Linux folks who had the card will have their cards canceled on June 30th.
The RIAA and MPAA are claiming that they have never and never would assume the identity of someone else -- but at the same time are petitioning California legislatures to exempt them from the laws making it illegal. I think it is clear that any politicians that even consider this are in their pockets and should be removed from office.
To slow down P2P traffic, Rogers Cable in Canada has decided to slow down all encrypted traffic... whether P2P, email, vpn, bank transactions, etc... I'm sure they make exemptions for government/military, right?
OpenBSD vs GPL. BeOS faces a similar situation.
Windows Vista security completely broken again.
Good Day Oregon:
Blogger Wolf finally released from jail after 226 days for contempt.
The Turkish Assembly has decided to nationally censor any sites that insult the founder of Turkey.
Sunspots peak higher than any time in the last 998 years...
Have a favorite calculator memory?
Google admits to using Sohu database for Pinyin. They also release the Website Optimizer (beta).
The US Military invests in a hovercraft/helicopter-combo.
Well they finally found out why the black-hole-creator exploded... A mathematical mistake screwed up the design of one of the superconductive magnets.
Debian 4.0 (codename: Etch) has been released.
Prostitution in space? :) Well, that and IPv6.
Oooh! The L1X-75 is a 600hp carbon fiber electric roadster... 0-60 in 3.1 seconds. Only goes about 175 mph. 10000 rpm redline. 200 mile range and recharges via 110v outlet. Not as pretty as the Tesla Roadster though.
O'Reilly opens an online tech school.
Oooh. 3D Virtual Maps for the Blind.
You know, when I am reading about things like invisibility cloaks only blocking a single wavelength of light, I don't see the point... until now... when I read: against, for example, night-vision goggles or laser target designators
GAIM renamed to Pidgin IM.
Asus.com was hacked to spread an exploit?
Last year BofA bought MBNA Bank... Now, the credit cards featuring the Linux Tux are going to be discontinued... Basically all those Linux folks who had the card will have their cards canceled on June 30th.
The RIAA and MPAA are claiming that they have never and never would assume the identity of someone else -- but at the same time are petitioning California legislatures to exempt them from the laws making it illegal. I think it is clear that any politicians that even consider this are in their pockets and should be removed from office.
To slow down P2P traffic, Rogers Cable in Canada has decided to slow down all encrypted traffic... whether P2P, email, vpn, bank transactions, etc... I'm sure they make exemptions for government/military, right?
OpenBSD vs GPL. BeOS faces a similar situation.
Windows Vista security completely broken again.
Good Day Oregon:
- There are over 39000 pets sick from the pet food so far, and that the number is growing.
- Good Day Oregon also mentioned that Washingtonians can now register to vote online?
- Stream has had 12 more cases of Tuberculosis.
- Diabetes could be connected to Alzheimer's Disease
- Smoking+Caffeine fights Parkinson's Disease
- Cocoa reduces blood pressure more than Tea
Blogger Wolf finally released from jail after 226 days for contempt.
The Turkish Assembly has decided to nationally censor any sites that insult the founder of Turkey.
08 April 2007
Google Voice Local Search
Want to give it a try? It's free :)
Call 1-800-GOOG-411
What City and State> Say "Beaverton, Oregon"
What Listing> "Embellishments of the Imagination, Inc."
Have fun :)
Call 1-800-GOOG-411
What City and State> Say "Beaverton, Oregon"
What Listing> "Embellishments of the Imagination, Inc."
Have fun :)
06 April 2007
Arctic Wonderland
You may remember me mentioning back in January that global warming has made a new island appear... I was watching the Colbert Report and he was pointing out that countries are sending flags and warships to claim the new land. And you thought people today were past that... just wait until they can send war-spaceships to claim land.
05 April 2007
Sanctuary
Thanks to Brett for finding this show...
From their FAQ:
From their FAQ:
Sanctuary is a web-based science fiction series starring Amanda Tapping [Carter, Stargate: SG1], Robin Dunne [Cruel Intentions 2], Emilie Ullerup [Battlestar Gallactica] & Chris Heyerdahl [Stargate: Atlantis]. Fusing stunning visual effects, video game technology and cutting edge web design, Sanctuary takes the viewer into a thrilling world where science meets the supernatural. This fictional online universe fills the void left by traditional network television by providing multiple High Definition resolutions, immersive interaction, and direct communication between the viewer and the Sanctuary creative team.Although not mentioned, I also noticed David Hewlett [Rodney, Stargate: Atlantis] in the trailer.
04 April 2007
News from the Net
Haha... As people are getting all gung-ho about quadcore... Mac releases an octcore.
Oooh... robotic amoebas...
Although I don't use Google Desktop or Mac, some of you may interested to know that they now have Google Desktop FOR the Mac.
Haha. Verizon's "unlimited" plan is 5GB.
Looks like chimpanzees now have human rights.
Hope you aren't expecting to get an H-1B Visa... The USA is only spending one day this year to provide them.
Windows Vista completely and utterly hacked.
Ha! Diebold looses their case in Mass.
Matrix anyone?
It appears that you too can hack a 108-bit WEP key in under 1 minute.
As I said all along, don't trust someone with a vested interest in oil... The change in time had no measurable impact on energy savings (duh)
Oooh... automated image labeling and search.
Microsoft sued for letting hardware manufacturers label things (inaccurately) as Windows Vista Capable.
I had debated not reporting on this since US Airlines has shown themselves to be racist, but... they are going to be offering in-air wifi.
The company that made Guitar Hero was bought, then the developers were legally prohibited from working on other rhythm games.
A French train (wheeled) almost beat the maglev speed record.
Huge caves found on Mars.
Ooh... New 'input devices' for the brain :)
Vonage signed an agreement to let VoIP, Inc. carry all their calls.
Oooh... robotic amoebas...
Although I don't use Google Desktop or Mac, some of you may interested to know that they now have Google Desktop FOR the Mac.
Haha. Verizon's "unlimited" plan is 5GB.
Looks like chimpanzees now have human rights.
Hope you aren't expecting to get an H-1B Visa... The USA is only spending one day this year to provide them.
Windows Vista completely and utterly hacked.
Ha! Diebold looses their case in Mass.
Matrix anyone?
It appears that you too can hack a 108-bit WEP key in under 1 minute.
As I said all along, don't trust someone with a vested interest in oil... The change in time had no measurable impact on energy savings (duh)
Oooh... automated image labeling and search.
Microsoft sued for letting hardware manufacturers label things (inaccurately) as Windows Vista Capable.
I had debated not reporting on this since US Airlines has shown themselves to be racist, but... they are going to be offering in-air wifi.
The company that made Guitar Hero was bought, then the developers were legally prohibited from working on other rhythm games.
A French train (wheeled) almost beat the maglev speed record.
Huge caves found on Mars.
Ooh... New 'input devices' for the brain :)
Vonage signed an agreement to let VoIP, Inc. carry all their calls.
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03 April 2007
News from the Net
Hacker looses extradition appeal.
iTunes antitrust investigation
If any of you use Facebook (I don't) you might be interested in their new API.
The next XPrize is for a car that can get 100 MPG.
EPA has been given the authority to regulate carbon dioxide emissions.
This might interest you. A 1979 Interview with Douglas Adams that has never before been seen in its entirety.
iTunes antitrust investigation
If any of you use Facebook (I don't) you might be interested in their new API.
The next XPrize is for a car that can get 100 MPG.
EPA has been given the authority to regulate carbon dioxide emissions.
This might interest you. A 1979 Interview with Douglas Adams that has never before been seen in its entirety.
02 April 2007
News from the Net
HR 811 looks like a pretty good idea... except the fact that it bans the use of the Internet, which was one of the primary mechanism of my idea.
Ok, the quote is kinda funny: in the weeks following its announcement to adopt Oracle Linux, upset Linux enthusiasts phoned, e-mailed and wrote about the company online to complain at the decision. "People called us out of the blue to tell us we were idiots,"
Oh look, they finally listen. Children showed no change in behavior due to violent video games. Huh, who'd a thunk?
America gets Swedish government to break the law.
Sega stops repair service for Dreamcast and Saturn, even though new games were released this year.
Are you a Type O donor? No? Well, you will be now.
Canada wants control or blockage of US Sites (like YouTube). How about this -- those of you who don't like our broadcast can just not type in our addresses? How's that? Everyone happy?
I haven't tried Guitar Hero, but for those of you who have, you may enjoy this.
Planning on buying an XBox360 to play HD DVD? Good luck, it appears not to work.
So now that someone has patented the GWT concept right from under Google, you think they will buy them out or rip them a new one in court?
It appears that the WTO sides with Antigua against the United States (in regards to online gambling)... Can I have my Texas Hold'em back now?
And this is why everything on the Internet should be decentralized.
A science fair project exposes lies about a drinks contents.
Ok, the quote is kinda funny: in the weeks following its announcement to adopt Oracle Linux, upset Linux enthusiasts phoned, e-mailed and wrote about the company online to complain at the decision. "People called us out of the blue to tell us we were idiots,"
Oh look, they finally listen. Children showed no change in behavior due to violent video games. Huh, who'd a thunk?
America gets Swedish government to break the law.
Sega stops repair service for Dreamcast and Saturn, even though new games were released this year.
Are you a Type O donor? No? Well, you will be now.
Canada wants control or blockage of US Sites (like YouTube). How about this -- those of you who don't like our broadcast can just not type in our addresses? How's that? Everyone happy?
I haven't tried Guitar Hero, but for those of you who have, you may enjoy this.
Planning on buying an XBox360 to play HD DVD? Good luck, it appears not to work.
So now that someone has patented the GWT concept right from under Google, you think they will buy them out or rip them a new one in court?
It appears that the WTO sides with Antigua against the United States (in regards to online gambling)... Can I have my Texas Hold'em back now?
And this is why everything on the Internet should be decentralized.
A science fair project exposes lies about a drinks contents.
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