What does SIP stand for?
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session initiation protocol\nsystem initialization procedure\nstandard inspection plan\nsequential isolation procedure\nscientific instruction processor\nsales & inventory planning
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i don't know about it being anything used for medicinal purposes, but it can mean to drink alternately to one another, to talk informaly or associate familiarly.
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It means "an empty glass"
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A buddy always said drink 2 tall glasses of water when you go to bed, the time I tried that I pissed myself DOH! We used to play hi and low, deck of cards, person drawing says hi or low drinks, then whoever is higher than their draw has to drink a shot or 1/3 of a beer.
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Have a cuppa and chat!!
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http://www.betterwayhealth.com/drinking-water.asp
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Strange isn't it.... when I joined all you needed was an ID card to drink.... then came the Federal Facilities Compliance Act of 1992.... the rest is history.
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Red Rose tea! It's slogan for many years was 'Only in Canada you say? What a pity!'\n\nAnd I'm also told Coffee Crsp is Canada-only.
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This is good one.......\n\nAcronym for "Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle" containing thousands of computers linked to the Internet.\n\nweb.uncg.edu/dcl/icampus/access/glossary.asp
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hmmmm mabey, sprite. not much of a soda drinker though.
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They have been shut down. To find out why see this thread at the former taps 18 board.\n\nhttp://www.taps18.com/index.php?topic=39891.0
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Both are Voice Over IP protocols of different implementations.  H323 being more complex with more features while SIP being simple and easy to use.  They are widely used in Internet Telephony.
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"Publication", though normally it will be seen as ".pub"
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It probably stands for "panel" as storyboards are made up of a series of panels or frames (almost like a comic book) to illustrate a scene or a series of scenes for a motion picture or animation.\nStoryboards are especially helpful when there is a lot of action or special effects. See example:\nhttp://movies.warnerbros.com/twister/cmp/storyboards.html
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I WAS TOLD A FEW YEARS AGO THAT THE WORD "BIPPY" COMES FROM LONDON, ENGLAND WHICH MEANS A CUP OF TEA OR A SPOT OF TEA.\nCHECK REFERENCES OR SLANG WORDS.COM
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There are lots of different ideas.  I've put a link where you can check them out to decide.  My favorite is:\n\n"The Morris Dictionary relates that "cock" referred to a tap and that the cock's tail were the dregs at the end of a barrel as it ran out. The anecdote goes that, on one occasion, a patron invented a mixed drink, a Ganymede, rather than drinking this residue."
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wich drinks are better for you? water.