Global warming, global cooling

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catocom said:
I wonder if I could dig my way there, or if I'd end up in china...???
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Actually, there is nowhere in the entire contiguous United States where you would actually hit dry land if you bored straight through the Earth. You would end up at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. Hawaii is the only state where you can drill straight through and hit land; and you will find yourself in Botswana.

Here's a fun interactive map.

http://www.zefrank.com/sandwich/tool.html
 
Did your son have a kid when he was 16 or did your daughter have a kid when she was 14?

Just curious after looking at those numbers.
 
MrBishop said:
Copernic's good if you want to buy a program. I prefer Clusty for free and detailed searches. http://clusty.com/
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Copernic Agent is free. Been using it for years to great success.

Clusty is an online search engine. Copernic Agent is resident on your computer and keeps your search results for ready future reference. The results are color coded by word. There are a lot of features to Copernic Agent I have yet to use.
 
I used Copernic years ago. It was a great program. Then they hobbled the free version so it got uninstalled.
 
catocom said:
I use google.
Don't have to install anything.
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Look up the search you did yesterday and see what you get. Oh, yeah, the search results are gone. There is no way to store a Google search. You just have to remember what criteria you entered last time.

With Copernic, the results sit on my computer for ready reference any time I need them. If some time has passed, I simply renew it by doing an update <ctrl-u> and the results are again up to date, sorted, color coded, and ready to use.

Google sucks for their politics as well; but we needn't go into that.
 
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