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'Spain, land of contrasts....and lets not forget about, that spanish wine...'

Which Hale and Pace series episode has the clip where he is in Spain doing a survey on the restaurants and sipping wine in each one? He slowly gets more and more drunk in each clip and eventually ends up falling over in a side alley. Where can I find it?

!SPAIN! Aaaahhh! Hic! Land of contrashtz.

My colleague suggests that margarine makes toast limp in a way that butter does not. He believes there is some science behind how warm marge reacts with toast and weakens it more that warm butter.

I’ve tried Google and there doesn’t seem to be any prior art in this field of study, or perhaps the marge industry did the research, buried the results and silenced everyone involved?

Either way, regardless of the heath benefits of one over the other, can anyone shed any light on if it’s true that marge makes your toast limp. Would be especially interested to hear from anyone who has ever worked at Benjies.

Water is made of Hydrogen and Oxygen (H2O). Fish have a natural way of extracting oxygen from water using their gills. They seem to do this without expending much energy. If the oxygen is extracted from water this would leave the hydrogen. The hydrogen can then be burned in the oxygen creating energy and harmless byproduct - water. Then the cycle can be repeated.

So logically it should be possible to manufacture some artificial gills (probably using meta-materials) to to split oxygen and hydrogen to produce energy. With enough research this could be done on an industrial scale.

Hence, crisis solved! Who's with me? Any (nay sayers) see any possible problems with this?

Our home users often need to install printer drivers for their home printers. How can we give them rights to create local printer devices and install printer drivers without making them administrators of their PCs?

Need to add RedHat to our PC and server deployment system at work. Currently use Windows unattended setup, need to add Redhat option too. Booting from WinPE. How do you make Redhat install automatically with all required drivers. Anyone done a deployment like this? And recommended links or reading.

I will deploy Windows XP SP2 to 30,000 business PCs. I'm disabling Windows firewall and pop-up blocker. What other configurations should I make to make sure most of our applications continue working on XPSP2? Any recommended IE or DCOM configurations?

Peer to peer (like limewire) or UseNet (like newzbin.com, easynews.com)