We met a family in our parent-baby group with a son born a few minutes
before our daughter - not unlikely as all members were from the same
hospital. But, this family happened to have lived in the exact same
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> So, a new family moved in down the street, with two kids, making us very
> excited that there might be a child around the same age (20 months) as our
> daughter Tatum. While we're talking to the family, we discover that their
> daughter Kiara was born the same day as Tatum, within two hours, in the
> exact maternity ward. Both mothers were undoubtedly in labor at the same

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>>>>> "J" == Jim Whitehead <ejw@cse.ucsc.edu> writes:
J> You open sourced the new components you developed for this
J> project, so the next person who comes along won't have to
J> reimplement them, right?
No need: All those components already exist either in the Java
class libraries or from the various java jar collections.  Most
of the classes I used came from the Jakarta project and ApacheXML
But if it's any consolation, my threading of them all together into
a newswire server /is/ GPL and available on sourceforge.
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