RE: [xmca] Fwd: Don't download Microsoft patch

I disagree slightly. I think the best response is to listen as, when
I do, I hear far more passion that vitriol.

The below makes me wonder if the term adult shares the same
difficulties as the term expert.

Ed Wall

>bb - good to see you're back!
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>yeah! watch out for flame throwers - best response is silence.
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>phillip
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>Wow. Sure is hot in here. I'm reminded of Eva E's paper about
>multiple systems of discourse, and find it similar, in some ways, to
>Christie's description of content and regulative registers. The
>former is set up and supported by the latter -- relatively easy to
>do with elementary age children, who tend follow the adults lead.
>But I can't see through the flames for how it works with adults.
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>bb
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