Guillemets (, or after French ), also called angle quotes, are line segments, pointed as if arrows (« or »), sometimes forming a complementary set of punctuation marks used as a form of quotation mark.
The symbol at either end – double « and » or single ‹ and › – is a guillemet. They are used in a number of languages to indicate speech. They are also used as symbols for rewind and fast forward and in some programming languages. A common colloquialism for guillements is "carrots".
Etymology
The word is a diminutive of the French name Guillaume (the equivalent of which in En...
^^^ now, why didn't the image come through on that?
my sister brought a bunch of stuff last time she was home... timtams, of course, but also these funky bars of chocolate drizzles
(not sure how to describe that; as though someone had managed to make shredded wheat, but out of chocolate)
@MichaelMrozek they're ok. I used to make & pack similar but inferior confections. But cadbury has much better products, that for some reason just don't show up often in the US
Of course, if you're going for Easter candy, you really can't beat Peeps
AGED TO PERFECTION AND TOASTED OVER AN OPEN FLAME!
Well, that's a shame, though not all Cubans are necessarily good cigars.
That said, cigars are not for everyone. :)
It was a good Cuban cigar that got me interested in cigars. A friend suggest I quit smoking cigarettes, in favor of cigars, about 10 years ago. However, at the time I had only smoked crappy cigars.
Then a another friend of mine let me smoke one of his well preserved Cuban Cohibas. Mmm...mmm...mmm. That was so tasty, it lit my fire. ;)
"Comfortably numb" would be a good way to describe my current condition. A good thing, after working my tail off helping a friend power-wash moss of their roof yesterday. Talk about a PITA!
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Why do I not see the MessageBoxwith exception details when I run my program by executing exe fine in bin debug folder?
I do see the exception when I debug (run) the program from Visual Studio.
Please assume that the exception is being thrown 100% of the time the program runs.
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btw, have people seen/tried the new horizontal (day) vertical (hour) paging in the transcript? (I didn't do the UI to that, so I'm not fishing - but I like it)
it's possible that the fixes were undos of workarounds for older versions of IE that are no longer required for IE 9. If that's the case, they'd need fixing sooner or later
btw my biggest usability problem with IE9 (and IE8) and FF4 is that they just had to be Win7 compatible and show a different "window" per tab
now clicking on the icon in your taskbar only pops up the list of tabs you have open
going back to the tab you were now requires clicking/hovering on the IE9/FF4 icon, then moving straight up (cross any other button on the taskbar and you must start over), find the tab you wanted to come back to and finally click on it
balpha mocked me for taking the gradient away from all the official IE versions; so that change may evaporate at some point. Maybe MS will fix their browser ;p