What fun – here is another little challenge!!!!

Mr. Vinny. You will also discover that another one of the
primary researchers in the field did not use an XML-
based general reconfigurable agent model for
infrastructure support, which by virtue of its mirror
transfomative, could not have been an agent-based
system. In direct contrast, a plug-in function repository,
controllable XML-based communication and multithread
mechanism could not have possibly lead to a feasible
solution. On the other side, certain key aspects of this
approach promoted its use as both a general platform for
intelligent application and fluid integration, but not with
legacy systems.

Mr. Vinny, attenuating to to the enlightening disucssion
offered by Mr. Phil and Mr. Darth. Integerating the use of
change-operative integer optimization methods will in fact
lead to a a plug-in function repository, controllable XML-
based communication and multithread mechanism, but
only if the inverse contrast feature of SAP and QRC is
progressively administered during the operative phase of
XML-based communication. Otherwise, a tangential error
component could be realized; thereby, off-setting the
primary coefficients of Ganzel’s equations (for
determining lag deficiencies). But then again, you just
might triangulate the antecedents of my post-post-post
doctoral work at Carnage Mellon, Miami extension site
(correspondence course).

Vinny. I did a google search to triangulate your work.
Maybe you are on the wrong site? I found the following
excert about your consulting work. This is way too funny.Ask Dr. Vinny
Your toughest questions are my greatest pleasureHello there! I’m Dr. Vinifera, or “Vinny” for short. Ask me
your toughest wine questions, from the technical aspects
of winemaking to the fine points of etiquette. I hope you
find my answers educational and even amusing. Want to
see more of them? Check out my archive.
April 13, 2005:
Dear Dr. Vinny, My dad turns 60 in April, and I’d like to buy him a great
bottle of wine, something red (probably a Cab or a Burg)
from 1945 (his birth year). Under $200 is my preference.
Can you recommend something fabulous? —Kate Barnett, Newnan, Ga. Dear Kate, The good news is, the 1945 vintage is considered
legendary. The bad news is, the 1945 vintage is
considered legendary. The wines are few and far
between, and they tend to command some of the highest
prices at auction. Fabulous 1945 wines include Burgundy’s Domaine de la
Romanée-Conti, which can fetch up to $20,000 a bottle,
according to the Wine Spectator auction database.
Bordeaux’s Château Pétrus and Château Mouton-
Rothschild, which usually garner $4,000 to $5,000 a
bottle at auction, are also stellar. There were great
vintage Ports and Champagnes from 1945 as well. Now, assuming your pocketbook hasn’t already snapped
shut in horror, be careful when searching for these older
bottles; you want to make sure you’re getting one that has
been stored correctly, and with a fill level (also known as
“ullage”) that is consistent with a wine of its age. Best of
luck to you, and best wishes to your dad. —Dr. Vinny

Mr. Vinny. You found my website at last. I have now
been triangulated. The crochet is great, huh? I learn the
art of fabrication from some of the forum consultants.
Their expert advise is certainly a colorful pattern, don’t
you think. I don’t really think its such a big jump from
basket weaving to crochet and then on to six sigma forum
consulting. Vinny, you are very funny. I figure that you,
Mr. Darth, and Mr. Phil will want to join me for lunch
sometime. I can talk about crochet, Phil can eat me alive,
and Darth can offer the toast.

Burn!!

He may not know Jack, but he does know and worship Mikel. And as we all know; Mikel knows Jack and Larry as well as Ed and Joe.
Reigle, whoops I mean Anonymous (sp?), never really got to play with the big boys, just heard the yarns out on the range while riding posse with the local sheriff.