donutjay

1. Grab the nearest book.
2. Open the book to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the text of the sentence in your journal along with these instructions.
5. Don't search around and look for the "coolest" book you can find. Do what's actually next to you.

Because the <and> element of the <condition> task is short-cutting, it does not run the second test if the first one fails, which is good, as the classpath is not going to be valid when env.TOMCAT_HOME is undefined.

1. Are you male or female?: This Boy
2. Describe yourself: I Am The Walrus
3. How do some people feel about you?: With A Little Help From My Friends
4. How do you feel about yourself?: Day Tripper
5. Describe your girlfriend/boyfriend/interest: Lady Madonna
6. Where would you rather be?: Yellow Submarine
7. Describe what you want to be: Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
8. Describe how you live: Eight Days A Week
9. Describe how you love: Why Don't We Do It In The Road?
10. Share a few words of wisdom: Let It Be

1. Do you like talking on the phone? Why or why not?
Yes and no. I like talking on the phone to people I know, like family and friends. I was a big fan of late night phone calls to friends that lasted until the cordless phone ran out of power. But, I hate talking on the phone to strangers, especially when I have to make the call. I always feel like a goof.

2. Who is the last person you talked to on the phone?
Stranger: Mr. Telemarketer who didn't care that I wasn't the person he was asking for, he still wanted me to get an MBNA credit card.
Non-stranger: I talked to my sister on Wednesday night.

3. About how many telephones do you have at home?
Four landlines, two cellphones.

4. Have you encountered anyone who has really bad phone manners? What happened?
I don't think so. I hate it when people watch TV and comment on it while we're talking. I used to do that, but I know better now.

5. Would you rather pick up the phone and call someone or write them an e-mail or a letter? Why or why not?
Stranger: I'd rather send an email or stop by in person.
Friend or relative: I'd rather talk on the phone. A lot more information gets conveyed via voice, and email is hard to make interesting. It's too much like competing monologues.