"Just to clarify, we don’t have cheese powder. To whoever said that we live on tuna and cheese powder we have freeze dried cheese that rehydrates into delicious real cheese. Not to mention our numerous homemade cheese and yogurt cultures (Haans, Phil, Geno) and sourdough starter (Bob). Yes, we have tuna, but it’s wild caught and comes in virgin olive oil. We also have FD chicken (my favorite!), ham, turkey, and many kinds of beef. There is an abundant supply of dehydrated/FD carrots, onions, tomatoes, peas, corn, celery, potato, berries, peaches (mine, mine, mine, mine), bananas, apples, and cherries. We eat the same foods as people who cook their meals and don’t eat takeout"
You mean the person that wrote the summary could have said, "individual atoms on different surfaces" or "specific types of atoms on different surfaces". Then I wouldn't have to RTFA. Yeah, like I come here for the articles!
Couldn't that be because there's usually only 1 kicker on the team who actually plays?
Possibly, but even if the points were spread evenly across two or even three equally good kickers (they aren't usually, that is why there is one starter) the points would remain the same. The points would have still been scored by a football being kicked.
My comment was a response to the original poster:
As an European I'd like to point out that the article is not about football but about some strange American sport where the foot isn't even used (or at least not that often,I have no idea to be honest).
20 out of the top 21 leading point makers of the regular 2007 season are kickers. Guess how they put points on the board.....yeah, they kick the ball.
NFL Scoring Stats
I don't think there are any "long term" side effects, at least not for old people that get cancer. I guess if you are young enough when you get it, you might have a shot at some.
Apparently not everyone knows that it can support 4GB of RAM. Only 3GB of RAM being recognized, is actually a hardware issue. I'm not sure why anyone would buy a new laptop, with a 64-bit CPU, that only came with a 32-bit OS anyway! Doesn't make much sense to me.
For the curious:
Windows NT 4.0: 4 GB
Windows 2000 Professional: 4 GB
Windows 2000 Standard Server: 4 GB
Windows 2000 Advanced Server: 8GB
Windows 2000 Datacenter Server: 32GB
Windows XP Professional: 4 GB
Windows Server 2003 Web Edition: 2 GB
Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition: 4 GB
Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition: 32 GB
Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition: 64 GB
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Of that time the Doc removed my arm at the elbow. Good times.
Apparently, it's been renamed 'Nvidia GeForce Experience'. Nvidia should sue.
They don't do that anymore. Nowadays, they have this thing called 'collections'.
From https://snowballschanceonmars....
"Just to clarify, we don’t have cheese powder. To whoever said that we live on tuna and cheese powder we have freeze dried cheese that rehydrates into delicious real cheese. Not to mention our numerous homemade cheese and yogurt cultures (Haans, Phil, Geno) and sourdough starter (Bob). Yes, we have tuna, but it’s wild caught and comes in virgin olive oil. We also have FD chicken (my favorite!), ham, turkey, and many kinds of beef. There is an abundant supply of dehydrated/FD carrots, onions, tomatoes, peas, corn, celery, potato, berries, peaches (mine, mine, mine, mine), bananas, apples, and cherries. We eat the same foods as people who cook their meals and don’t eat takeout"
You mean the person that wrote the summary could have said, "individual atoms on different surfaces" or "specific types of atoms on different surfaces". Then I wouldn't have to RTFA. Yeah, like I come here for the articles!
Wouldn't that surface be made of, ummmm, atoms?
No bias there....
This one comes to mind: Openbravo Again, try sourceforge.
Damn! You know how many Canadian Tuxedos that will buy!?!
Silly commies! Just go to MOREINFOABOUTSHOOTINGDOWNSPYSATELLITES.US.GOV
Yeah, I think they'll find Osama before they find those missing emails.
They should probably turn off the Windows machine, just to make it fair and all...
Possibly, but even if the points were spread evenly across two or even three equally good kickers (they aren't usually, that is why there is one starter) the points would remain the same. The points would have still been scored by a football being kicked.
My comment was a response to the original poster:
As an European I'd like to point out that the article is not about football but about some strange American sport where the foot isn't even used (or at least not that often,I have no idea to be honest).20 out of the top 21 leading point makers of the regular 2007 season are kickers. Guess how they put points on the board.....yeah, they kick the ball. NFL Scoring Stats
My suspicions were correct. The cross-section clearly shows that the outer layer of the cable is actually a TUBE!
A 20 year study has also confirmed, that defects like these can be achieved by SMOKING CRACK!
They will come up with an unlimited source for this energy. Apparently they never watched The Matrix...
Not only were the test results mixed up, the Liver was labeled wrong and that's not her real daddy...
Yeah, good idea! Then you will have to deal with scared AND stupid! Scared people ALWAYS do stupid crap.
Just another way to monitor the masses. Sounds like a Combine tactic. Follow Freeman!!!
I wonder if this will have an effect on any of my sweaters. Oh, SLEEP, I thought it said SHEEP.
I don't think there are any "long term" side effects, at least not for old people that get cancer. I guess if you are young enough when you get it, you might have a shot at some.
Yeah, guess it should have said: "geared towards the self-employed-work-from-home-business-owner"
I'll try that next time.
For the curious:
Windows NT 4.0: 4 GB
Windows 2000 Professional: 4 GB
Windows 2000 Standard Server: 4 GB
Windows 2000 Advanced Server: 8GB
Windows 2000 Datacenter Server: 32GB
Windows XP Professional: 4 GB
Windows Server 2003 Web Edition: 2 GB
Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition: 4 GB
Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition: 32 GB
Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition: 64 GB
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555223
I was quoting this article. Sorry, not my words. "Supposed" was my word.