hurrah

If we get the Olympics, it'll be Chicago's last hurrah the way the 1904 Games were for St.

Now that was the last hurrah of the old skool British personal computing press...!

To me, that should equal a hurrah rather than a sigh.

I suspect the last hurrah of this kind of hardware over software thinking was with the PS3 and its Cell architecture.

There is no longer any math or duplication — hurrah!

Well NOW they are looking at it, hurrah!

I highly doubt its the former, so hurrah for industry.

I don't disagree with the sentiment (hiphip-hurrah for better planning!).

[1] Most notably, a similar hurrah happened when neural networks first became popular.

This was a spoof of the original CowClicker [1] used to promote a Radio 4 play called "The Last Hurrah" starring the last British comedy legend Rik Mayall.

To slap backs and shout a mutual "hurrah"?

To paraphrase - "On the one had the legislation is weakly drafted and too vague to provide any useful guidance or actuly enforceable rules, but on the other this is wonderful and hurrah for Taiwan's Nany State!" The article's opinion is a contradictory, muddle headed and esentialy pointless as the law.

Hurrah, the government is more transparent.

It's fiction, but still a fun read: Harry Harrison's A Transatlantic Tunnel, Hurrah!

Hurrah, now we can fit each worker into 9 sqft instead of 25sqft, and they'll consider it an upgrade from the open office!