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	Continuation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		See analytic continuation for the use of the term in complex analysis; see Continuation War for the Finno-Soviet conflict during World War II; and see continuation application for the special type of patent application.
		In computing, a continuation is a representation of the execution state of a program (for example, the call stack) at a certain point in time.
		Many languages which do not explicitly support continuations support exception handling, which is equivalent to escape continuations and can be used for the same purposes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Continuation (763 words)

	No Such Thing as Doomsday: Chapter 4 Food (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The perfect container would be airtight, easy to open and close, hard as steel, rustproof, stack nicely in use, and nest within itself when not in use.
		Plastic buckets stack fairly well but they can only be stacked 3 to 4 buckets high depending on the weight of their ingredients.
		Buckets used alone, without CO2 or nitrogen, serve the admirable purpose of inhibiting rodents and moisture, and are far superior to unprotected bags of grains and beans.
	www.yellowstonetrading.com /nodoomchapter4.html (9375 words)

	Computer Quotes gathered on the Net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		C /n./: A programming language that is sort of like Pascal except more like assembly except that it isn't very much like either one, or anything else.
		"Any language that will allow you to define the number 4 as a word that places the number 3 on the stack can be a frightening weapon."
		"The problem about all graphical programming languages is that when your project becomes complex, not only will you have spaghetti code, but it will actually look like spaghetti too."
	www.gdargaud.net /Humor/QuotesComputer.html (9201 words)

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