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10 March 2002, 02:27 PM
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Actually, there is another one of me. She's a body builder. Now that's not so bad!!!
Nooooo, wish I hadn't looked. There's bloody loads. NOT FAIR!!!
[Edited by red_dog104 - 10/3/2002 2:40:11 PM]
Nooooo, wish I hadn't looked. There's bloody loads. NOT FAIR!!!
[Edited by red_dog104 - 10/3/2002 2:40:11 PM]
02 October 2002, 11:47 PM
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David, at least it was on the last row! Can you imagine if that was the only image??
Daryl, you should give them a call one evening just for fun.
Daryl, you should give them a call one evening just for fun.
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Yep - and found my website. 
Also found pages for the Otway ranges (mountains in Australia), Thomas Otway (a poet, and an ancestor of mine) a clapped out rock singer, and various other stuff.
Also found pages for the Otway ranges (mountains in Australia), Thomas Otway (a poet, and an ancestor of mine) a clapped out rock singer, and various other stuff.
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WTF? 
I am a member of the High Energy Particle Physics group of the Department of Physics and Astronomy.
Another possible decay of the slepton, in the gauge-mediated supersymmetry breaking framework, is into a normal lepton and an invisible gravitino. Other groups within ALEPH have developed searches for events composed of a pair of leptons with significant missing energy and momentum, and have ruled out the production of sleptons with masses up to close to half the available energy
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On my real name I get . . .
Professor of Diagnostic Radiology and Electrical Engineering
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Geometrically- and physically-based models and mathematical optimization-based decision strategies to analyze biomedical images. Reinforcement of local curvilinear structure using a parametrized form of relaxation labeling, locating bounding contours and surfaces of anatomical objects from image data using a parametrically deformable approach, motion tracking of non-rigid objects using differential geometric features, and the integration of visual modules using a game theoretic approach.
Professor of Diagnostic Radiology and Electrical Engineering
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Geometrically- and physically-based models and mathematical optimization-based decision strategies to analyze biomedical images. Reinforcement of local curvilinear structure using a parametrized form of relaxation labeling, locating bounding contours and surfaces of anatomical objects from image data using a parametrically deformable approach, motion tracking of non-rigid objects using differential geometric features, and the integration of visual modules using a game theoretic approach.
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Astraboy,
Page not found??
I searched for my username and found this really cool site called Scoobynet!! anyone been there?
It is www.scoobynet.co.uk in case you wanna visit.
JGM
Page not found??
I searched for my username and found this really cool site called Scoobynet!! anyone been there?
It is www.scoobynet.co.uk in case you wanna visit.
JGM
03 October 2002, 01:30 PM
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Since 1996, Scott has been a member of "Squeak Central," the core team that created, and that continues to develop, coordinate, and maintain, the cross-platform, open-source "Squeak" Smalltalk system. During six intensive years at Squeak Central, his work has touched many parts of the Squeak system. Among the areas in which he has been a principal force are: tile-scripting, stacks (object data-bases,) flaps, "Preferences," various control panels, code-synchronization (so-called "smart updating"), parts bins (e.g. the "Objects" tool,) halos, menus, protocols, "viewers" and "watchers," annotations, the undo mechanism, the file system, the painting system, authoring tools such as "All Scripts," multiple natural-language support, and dozens of system features sprinkled throughout the Squeak environment.
No idea what it is, but I'm all over the web for it!!! 
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FREAKY, FREAKY, FREAKY!!! The spelling of my surname is quite unusual and I didn't expect to find jack sh*t but some bint in America has the same name and a boring website! Well, bet she's not as young as me and bet she don't own a Scooby HA! Bloody Americans!!!
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