[Ti] Everest Laptops

[Ron Woodland]

Ah, but that is the beauty of the English language.  It is dynamic and 
adaptive to new concepts and the continuing march of technology.  I 
used to lament it, but since it cannot be stopped we should embrace the 
richness of its changability as a living language.  In contrast, no 
offense intended to the French as a people and culture, but I feel they 
are in danger of their language becoming stilted and unusable because 
of an obsession with purity.

Ron Woodland

On Thursday, September 4, 2003, at 03:40  PM, Peter Sealy wrote:

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> On Friday, September 5, 2003, at 12:01  AM, Shahara9 at aol.com wrote:
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>> note:  I just found this news article interesting, i am not spamming  
>> =)
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>> RadTech to Ruggedize Everest Laptops
>> Thursday, September 04, 2003
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>> RadTech's press release describes the event:
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>> RadTech, producers of innovative solutions for mobile computing, has 
>> been
>> selected to ruggedize Apple PowerBook and PC notebook computers to be 
>> used by the
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> "ruggedize" ! What next for the English language?