Mainland China is under the yoke of an officially Atheist dictatorship. Horror movies have two qualities that atheists are opposed to:
1) Objective right and wrong above and beyond the will of the State.
2) the supernatural.
is also unconstitutional.
But these days we are encouraged to snigger, and call 'nuts' the one candidate out of the pack who says that the federal government should be made to obey the Constitution.
after 50 years. Good to see military work coming to the private sector. I supect we are looking at the SR-71's engine-type.
Of course, a sub-orbital hop in something like the NASA-destroyed Delta Clipper would be more efficient in numerous ways, and have a flight-time of perhaps 90 minutes, max.
I remember when it was a local show in the Cities
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Just a nice fun Saturday morning show. Brilliant, Genius, but just local.
Since the Blair government. The wholesale overturn of the Magna Carta and the Bill of Rights of 1688 with the thought-crime laws and the disarmament of the Englishry-in-Arms, and the establishment of the Panopticon - the once-imaginary ideal prison - over all of England with the cctv Surveillance State has created Orwell's Oceana, where once there was an England.
And they are indeed mammals. What this has to do with Antarctica, I'm not sure.
Oh, did you mean 'whales'? If so then your pronunciation and spelling, rather than your grammar, is off.;-)
This has been known for a long time - that significant underice vulcanism in Antarctica was causing the ice streams.
BTW, the much large East Antarctic ice cap is thickening and growing significantly.
Whenever we try to decertify dead people and require that people vote only once, the Democrats cry bloody blue murder.
Wisconsin students were boasting of voting four and five times the last federal election. St. Louis polls were held open illegally long so that west county suburbanites could drive in and vote a second or third time, over-turning the vote in the rest of the State. This is -typical- "Democrat" behavior.
Dipping fingers in ink would be a start. That wouldn't prevent counters pushing out chads with their fingers, or going in through electronic backdoors to change voting results as in Venezuela, where many districts had the same numerical results, no matter the population, but it is a start.
First of all, our separate States are States. You know, like England and France?
Secondly, one of the party's has perfected pushing chads out of ballots to alter the results. Unfortunately Hugo Chavez' electronic voting machines have back doors.
I'm afraid that we need to institute purple fingers as in Iraq and a much clearer, less fraud-prone, vote counting system.
Yep, that is another big duh that city slickers don't understand. They cry about ethanol too, not realizing corn prices are set on the Chicago Board of Trade, not supply and demand, and that the prices have to do with NAFTA removing protectionist rules, not ethanol production, which is still minute.
Always have. Nothing new here. Twins, triplets, heptuplets, nothing new. Part of nature.
Every once in a while a sheep or a cow will have twins, too.
City people. They think food comes from grocery stores, and then get all upset when they read something that the reporter didn't understand.
The greatest life-changing benefit I can see for these are for the disabled - quadriplegics, paraplegics, stroke victims, those weakened by various conditions. They don't need super-strength, but being able to get around town without a walker or wheel-chair would be massively life-enhancing for millions.
For astronauts on Fred, or future Mars explorers, these devices would help tremendously in extending their capabilities for assembly, and for exploration.
Then of course, there are construction workers.
Amendment IV
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
Any civil servant or magistrate acting outside of the lawful purview of his office, is acting as a private citizen.
Actually, the Founding Fathers strongly feared and loathed Athenian Democracy "mob rule" because it always led to absolute dictatorship.
They based our system upon three historical precedents: the tribes of Israel, the Anglo-Saxon folk moots and witanegemot, and the Venetian Republic.
For those outside of these united States, (and many within), let me explain what we have here:
We have a federal republic of 50 States, each of which is technically more independent than Britain or France in the EU (though the central government has been working against this since the 1913 amendments)
In order for us to have one country, instead of several, there was a compromise between the large (populous) States and the small States. The large States insisted on one head-of-family, one vote, the small States insisted on one State, one vote; each thus favoring themselves over the other.
The compromise was that the House of Representatives would be populated based upon population, by majority vote in each district in each State, and the Senate would be populated based upon State, with the Senators chosen (and replaceable) by the several State legislatures.
The 17th amendment in 1913 violated the Large State-Small State compromise in part, by changing the Senate to plurality vote.
The Democrats, led by She Who Must Not Be Named and the Nobel Fleece Prize laureate Al Gore, wish to totally destroy the compromise, giving all electoral power to California and New York. Were they to succeed, the compromise that made this country possible would be over, and the rest of the several States would be justified in leaving.
Could our system be better? Probably. The Founding Fathers insisted on no parties what so ever, but we have in effect a two-party system, each being an insane sort of parliament of factions. If the lower house of representatives were turned into a national parliament, and the Senate returned to the control of the several States, and the federal government once more limited in power by the Constitution, we might have something a lot fairer and more workable - and a lot less likely to be able to attempt empire.
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And other camping trips. Cool! Maybe could power a telescope's clock drive. Lots of cool uses.
Mainland China is under the yoke of an officially Atheist dictatorship. Horror movies have two qualities that atheists are opposed to: 1) Objective right and wrong above and beyond the will of the State. 2) the supernatural.
Every step, every association is watched on cctv.
There is no England, only Orwell's Oceana.
"What say the reeds of Runneymede?"
is also unconstitutional. But these days we are encouraged to snigger, and call 'nuts' the one candidate out of the pack who says that the federal government should be made to obey the Constitution.
But that doesn't make it conscious data-mining.
after 50 years. Good to see military work coming to the private sector. I supect we are looking at the SR-71's engine-type. Of course, a sub-orbital hop in something like the NASA-destroyed Delta Clipper would be more efficient in numerous ways, and have a flight-time of perhaps 90 minutes, max.
Just a nice fun Saturday morning show. Brilliant, Genius, but just local.
Since the Blair government. The wholesale overturn of the Magna Carta and the Bill of Rights of 1688 with the thought-crime laws and the disarmament of the Englishry-in-Arms, and the establishment of the Panopticon - the once-imaginary ideal prison - over all of England with the cctv Surveillance State has created Orwell's Oceana, where once there was an England.
And they are indeed mammals. What this has to do with Antarctica, I'm not sure. Oh, did you mean 'whales'? If so then your pronunciation and spelling, rather than your grammar, is off. ;-)
This has been known for a long time - that significant underice vulcanism in Antarctica was causing the ice streams. BTW, the much large East Antarctic ice cap is thickening and growing significantly.
Whenever we try to decertify dead people and require that people vote only once, the Democrats cry bloody blue murder. Wisconsin students were boasting of voting four and five times the last federal election. St. Louis polls were held open illegally long so that west county suburbanites could drive in and vote a second or third time, over-turning the vote in the rest of the State. This is -typical- "Democrat" behavior. Dipping fingers in ink would be a start. That wouldn't prevent counters pushing out chads with their fingers, or going in through electronic backdoors to change voting results as in Venezuela, where many districts had the same numerical results, no matter the population, but it is a start.
Then everything becomes political. This is just another sign of the fallout of tyranny.
First of all, our separate States are States. You know, like England and France? Secondly, one of the party's has perfected pushing chads out of ballots to alter the results. Unfortunately Hugo Chavez' electronic voting machines have back doors. I'm afraid that we need to institute purple fingers as in Iraq and a much clearer, less fraud-prone, vote counting system.
Even research - the true anti-science party. And Barak Hussein Obama wants to ban Moon missions as well.
In a text-only form, on a mainframe terminal at Iowa State during an Astronomy seminar.
Judge to plaintiff: "I see that your clients are still in possession of the pig they say was stolen?" "Case dismissed"
Yep, that is another big duh that city slickers don't understand. They cry about ethanol too, not realizing corn prices are set on the Chicago Board of Trade, not supply and demand, and that the prices have to do with NAFTA removing protectionist rules, not ethanol production, which is still minute.
Always have. Nothing new here. Twins, triplets, heptuplets, nothing new. Part of nature. Every once in a while a sheep or a cow will have twins, too. City people. They think food comes from grocery stores, and then get all upset when they read something that the reporter didn't understand.
The greatest life-changing benefit I can see for these are for the disabled - quadriplegics, paraplegics, stroke victims, those weakened by various conditions. They don't need super-strength, but being able to get around town without a walker or wheel-chair would be massively life-enhancing for millions. For astronauts on Fred, or future Mars explorers, these devices would help tremendously in extending their capabilities for assembly, and for exploration. Then of course, there are construction workers.
Quite easily. It is called Einsteinian relativity plus the inflationary model of the Big Bang.
Sorry. Just plain true. See 10th Amendment.
Amendment IV The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized. Any civil servant or magistrate acting outside of the lawful purview of his office, is acting as a private citizen.
Actually, the Founding Fathers strongly feared and loathed Athenian Democracy "mob rule" because it always led to absolute dictatorship. They based our system upon three historical precedents: the tribes of Israel, the Anglo-Saxon folk moots and witanegemot, and the Venetian Republic.
For those outside of these united States, (and many within), let me explain what we have here: We have a federal republic of 50 States, each of which is technically more independent than Britain or France in the EU (though the central government has been working against this since the 1913 amendments) In order for us to have one country, instead of several, there was a compromise between the large (populous) States and the small States. The large States insisted on one head-of-family, one vote, the small States insisted on one State, one vote; each thus favoring themselves over the other. The compromise was that the House of Representatives would be populated based upon population, by majority vote in each district in each State, and the Senate would be populated based upon State, with the Senators chosen (and replaceable) by the several State legislatures. The 17th amendment in 1913 violated the Large State-Small State compromise in part, by changing the Senate to plurality vote. The Democrats, led by She Who Must Not Be Named and the Nobel Fleece Prize laureate Al Gore, wish to totally destroy the compromise, giving all electoral power to California and New York. Were they to succeed, the compromise that made this country possible would be over, and the rest of the several States would be justified in leaving. Could our system be better? Probably. The Founding Fathers insisted on no parties what so ever, but we have in effect a two-party system, each being an insane sort of parliament of factions. If the lower house of representatives were turned into a national parliament, and the Senate returned to the control of the several States, and the federal government once more limited in power by the Constitution, we might have something a lot fairer and more workable - and a lot less likely to be able to attempt empire.
Not to mention the lovely Russian-style democracy used by the Walloon police in beeting and arresting Flemish members of parliament.