Most likely. If he tried it a few times and on another computer, or even better with a different ip address, I would guess that he would get different results.
I've noticed with travel sites that I'll get one rate on a flight/hotel then after searching around more and coming back to the desired one the price will have increased. At which point I call a friend, he searches and gets the original lower price.
ah, but there was a Next Gen episode where Data was practicing sneezing (to more emulate humans) and Wes asks him if he has a cold. Data responds "a cold what?", and Wes says something to the effect that it's a disease people used to get.
This wonderful man was a professor of mine. In one of the many courses I took with him he walked us through how planets could be directly imaged with a space based interferometer. That was probably in '97. And I see by your link that the actual Terrestrial Planet Finder mission was postponed indefinitely in 2007.
It looks like even if they were magically funded now that the earliest launch would be in 2015-16:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Interferometry_Mission
How long? Because ST Voyager had something similar. It was in the holodeck though. Torres(sp?) turned off the safety systems and simulated a jump from space. It was part of her self destructive phase or something.
Where is the 'Democrats' tag? Where is the party affiliation in the summary? And where is the donkey icon? If he was a Republican can anyone here seriously say that there would not be a 'Republicans' tag, the word 'republican' in the summary and the elephant icon?
A lot of people are wondering why it took so long to diagnose. Well I have Crohns, diagnosed 4 years ago, even though I'm sure now I've had it since childhood. Growing up I thought that's just how my body worked. I thought I was just a little different than other people in that I had to urgently go to the bathroom a lot, And the painful cramping I thought was from my diet that I was constantly trying to change around to avoid problems.
It can be an embarrassing subject to talk about, and if you had it since a child you don't know any better so I'm sure many people don't even talk about it to a doctor until it's an emergency.
I never brought it up to doctors and just lived with it until 4 years ago when I went to the ER in just awful pain. Part of my colon was so damaged they removed about 20cm of it. And let me tell you bowel surgery is hell. The pain killers worked great but they take you off of them quickly because they also slow down the digestive system which they want to get back running again. I remember the first time they got me up to walk I took about 4 steps and had to give up.
Now I'm managing well, can't complain.
I loved him as Paladin in Wing Commander III and IV.
Of course I am biased because I LOVED Wing Commander III and IV.
So for such a prolific actor/voice actor I will absolutely listen to his opinions.
Aside from his most famous roles, I respect him as a prolific actor. Like Christopher Walken, he takes many many roles, and executes all of them so incredibly brilliantly.
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Most likely. If he tried it a few times and on another computer, or even better with a different ip address, I would guess that he would get different results.
I've noticed with travel sites that I'll get one rate on a flight/hotel then after searching around more and coming back to the desired one the price will have increased. At which point I call a friend, he searches and gets the original lower price.
ah, but there was a Next Gen episode where Data was practicing sneezing (to more emulate humans) and Wes asks him if he has a cold. Data responds "a cold what?", and Wes says something to the effect that it's a disease people used to get.
Why oh why do I remember this?
So what is it?
This wonderful man was a professor of mine. In one of the many courses I took with him he walked us through how planets could be directly imaged with a space based interferometer. That was probably in '97. And I see by your link that the actual Terrestrial Planet Finder mission was postponed indefinitely in 2007. It looks like even if they were magically funded now that the earliest launch would be in 2015-16: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Interferometry_Mission
How long? Because ST Voyager had something similar. It was in the holodeck though. Torres(sp?) turned off the safety systems and simulated a jump from space. It was part of her self destructive phase or something.
That kid can do anything, except tie his shoes.
Obviously he is a Rush fan and this is an ode to 'The Body Electric'
1001001 SOS
1001001 in distress
100100oooooh
The only way I'd see that is if Lucas added a rifftrax commentary (with none other than Nelson, Corbett and Murphy).
Apple does it and they get a patent. When I did it I got arrested.
Come on now afabbro, can't we get beyond Thunderdome?
Where is the 'Democrats' tag? Where is the party affiliation in the summary? And where is the donkey icon? If he was a Republican can anyone here seriously say that there would not be a 'Republicans' tag, the word 'republican' in the summary and the elephant icon?
Wow, thank you for that informative post. Unfortunately I've got no mod points right now.
I think it involves a TARDIS, or perhaps a slingshot around the sun to pick up enough speed to enter a time warp (while not frying yourself).
There's an RSS feed use can use to keep tabs on wether or not the LHC has destroyed the earth. Very useful site.
Check the page source for that site. It is quite interesting.
an authentic Les Paul copy!
oh yeah and Bruce Campbell had better be in it!
And Ted Rami too. Go Joxer!
Wow, I was actually thinking to try it until I saw that. That's huge, and something I want nothing to do with.
A lot of people are wondering why it took so long to diagnose. Well I have Crohns, diagnosed 4 years ago, even though I'm sure now I've had it since childhood. Growing up I thought that's just how my body worked. I thought I was just a little different than other people in that I had to urgently go to the bathroom a lot, And the painful cramping I thought was from my diet that I was constantly trying to change around to avoid problems. It can be an embarrassing subject to talk about, and if you had it since a child you don't know any better so I'm sure many people don't even talk about it to a doctor until it's an emergency. I never brought it up to doctors and just lived with it until 4 years ago when I went to the ER in just awful pain. Part of my colon was so damaged they removed about 20cm of it. And let me tell you bowel surgery is hell. The pain killers worked great but they take you off of them quickly because they also slow down the digestive system which they want to get back running again. I remember the first time they got me up to walk I took about 4 steps and had to give up. Now I'm managing well, can't complain.
Posting this from Chromium running on Ubuntu 9.04 64bit. It's alpha but seems stable and fast.
Puncture repair kit on standby.
I loved him as Paladin in Wing Commander III and IV. Of course I am biased because I LOVED Wing Commander III and IV. So for such a prolific actor/voice actor I will absolutely listen to his opinions. Aside from his most famous roles, I respect him as a prolific actor. Like Christopher Walken, he takes many many roles, and executes all of them so incredibly brilliantly.
Would you say it has a plethora of error reporting features?
Poorly.