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I hope this helps or at least provokes a little more insanity about the question.
We could go into the quark situation too if need be  http://www.amsta.leeds.ac.uk/~vadim/Read1.htm "Parent's are the bone's on which their children sharpen their teeth" Never be afraid to do your best work and let the world enjoy it. Never let someone tell you not to try something because it's stupid. Turn off the recommended settings. Break your computer and learn to fix it. |
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