[dba-Tech] One more day

Thanks, you young Turks!
On this ponderous day, my last at 63, several questions continue to vex me:

1. Why all the emphasis on searching for intelligent life in the universe?
What about non-itelligent life? Why set the bar so high?
2. How come there are no non-food banks? Poor people need other things
besides food, you know -- detergent, shoe polish, pencil sharpeners. The
list goes on.
3. Is it really true that every non-prime number is the product of two
primes?
4. Is it really true that the summed digits of every multiple of 9 equal 9?
(e.g. 9 x 10 = 99, 9+9=18, 1+8 =9)?
5. Is the real reason nobody's come up with a cure for psoriasis that it's
more profitable to sell me ointments?
So much to think about in my twilight years :)
A.

On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 7:52 AM, Susan Harkins <ssharkins at gmail.com> wrote:

> Happy Birthday old fart! ;)
> Susan H.
>
>  In one day I'll turn 64, so please send lawyers, guns and money! Sheesh,
>> time flies like an arrow, and flies love a banana. Tunderin' Jaysus, one
>> minute a Young Turk and the next an Old Fart. Ah, well. Life goes on and
>> off (the Ruby on Rails).
>>
>>
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