802.11n has all of the limitations that any wireless network do in regards to range and interference. Furthermore, if everyone were to use 802.11n for their home/business networks, this proliferation would cause many of the interference issues. None of these problems exist with standard wired ethernet connections.
Well, imagine if they used Writeprint on/. Maybe they would detect that CowboyNeal is behind the terrorist plot to take over/. with pointless and stupid stories and send him to Gitmo for "reeducation"....
Ill agree with your second statement about alert levels and terrorists, but there are plenty of democrats that got wound up in the paranoia and fear about "WMD"'s and gave the president authorization to use military force against Iraq. I don't think there has ever been a period in time where one party can do whatever it wants without support from some people across the aisle.
What about the fact that the liberals in America (Democrats) tend to be composed at a higher percentage of racial and social minorities than the conservatives? Wouldn't having a diverse pool of thought on various issues cause liberals to consider alternatives, whereas conservatives tending to have less division as a group make it easier to stick to a viewpoint?
What are they saying?? Look it is not true.... It was only that one time, I was only looking for the failed Donkey Kong tv show... I didn't know that searching for "donkey show" in Google would bring that up....
Facebook is in a unique position here. If they start vetting groups based on "hate speech" or some other term, they will be accused of pandering to a bunch of whiney liberal bitches, resulting in a loss of popularity, and therefore, ad revenue. However, if they continue to allow these groups, the whiney liberal bitch types will whine to the advertisers, resulting in pulled ads, and lost revenue. My solution - incorporate a moderation system like the one on slashdot to filter out the dickwads. If they bitch, all you have to say is that you were not censoring them, that it was a community decision. And to the whiney liberal bitches, if they start complaining, all you have to do is tell them to get off their pot smoking asses and mod them down. They should probably limit this to groups, though. It would suck if one day you check your facebook profile and see that it had been moderated to -5: Geek whos probably still a virgin.........
Jatropha actually has been cultivated as a fuel for a long time now. I had a prof from Kenya who was really excited about the first round of investments in Jatropha a few years ago by BP. He said that basically all major farms in Africa cultivate Jatropha to help offset fuel costs and that it is starting to be used by farmers in India. I think this is more of a case of people adapting a native plant (once considered annoying) into a fuel more than trying to spread it like kudzu was...
If I remember correctly there was this plan for a data-mining program called TIA (Total Information Awareness) but DHS promptly canceled the program after public outcry. Hmm, and then they start this program called ADVISE...... Nothing to see here, move along
Except the price cut has been all over the place, I think everyone knows about it. This is more of a "We feel bad for screwing over early adopters, please don't whine to the media/friends/blogs/complete strangers about getting stiffed $200".
Considering that in the U.S. alone, nearly two-thirds of all capital convictions are overturned, I don't think that is a very good idea. Also, there are about 3,000 inmates on death row right now, I'm pretty sure thats not enough for all of the medical procedures that are being developed today.
While TFA doesn't specifically give evidence for your anecdote, it does mention that "Injured rats injected with skin-derived stem cells regained mobility and had better walking co-ordination..." which seems to imply that the rats without the stem cell treatment did partially repair themselves, but the rats treated with stem cells healed better.
Its been established that sharks have amazing olfactory perception. If we were able to train them like the dogs and attach the laser beams to their heads, we might have a winning frikkin combination. If not we could always try sea bass, although I think they have to be ill-tempered...
Well of course there would be regulation changes. I mean, you actually think that our congress critters would want us to have a choice that represents what their constituents really want?
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802.11n has all of the limitations that any wireless network do in regards to range and interference. Furthermore, if everyone were to use 802.11n for their home/business networks, this proliferation would cause many of the interference issues. None of these problems exist with standard wired ethernet connections.
Well, imagine if they used Writeprint on /. Maybe they would detect that CowboyNeal is behind the terrorist plot to take over /. with pointless and stupid stories and send him to Gitmo for "reeducation"....
Ill agree with your second statement about alert levels and terrorists, but there are plenty of democrats that got wound up in the paranoia and fear about "WMD"'s and gave the president authorization to use military force against Iraq. I don't think there has ever been a period in time where one party can do whatever it wants without support from some people across the aisle.
What about the fact that the liberals in America (Democrats) tend to be composed at a higher percentage of racial and social minorities than the conservatives? Wouldn't having a diverse pool of thought on various issues cause liberals to consider alternatives, whereas conservatives tending to have less division as a group make it easier to stick to a viewpoint?
The French are planning to intelligently design our spy satellites?? But aren't they a bunch of Godless euro-trash heathens??
What are they saying?? Look it is not true.... It was only that one time, I was only looking for the failed Donkey Kong tv show... I didn't know that searching for "donkey show" in Google would bring that up....
Facebook is in a unique position here. If they start vetting groups based on "hate speech" or some other term, they will be accused of pandering to a bunch of whiney liberal bitches, resulting in a loss of popularity, and therefore, ad revenue. However, if they continue to allow these groups, the whiney liberal bitch types will whine to the advertisers, resulting in pulled ads, and lost revenue. My solution - incorporate a moderation system like the one on slashdot to filter out the dickwads. If they bitch, all you have to say is that you were not censoring them, that it was a community decision. And to the whiney liberal bitches, if they start complaining, all you have to do is tell them to get off their pot smoking asses and mod them down. They should probably limit this to groups, though. It would suck if one day you check your facebook profile and see that it had been moderated to -5: Geek whos probably still a virgin.........
Jatropha actually has been cultivated as a fuel for a long time now. I had a prof from Kenya who was really excited about the first round of investments in Jatropha a few years ago by BP. He said that basically all major farms in Africa cultivate Jatropha to help offset fuel costs and that it is starting to be used by farmers in India. I think this is more of a case of people adapting a native plant (once considered annoying) into a fuel more than trying to spread it like kudzu was...
If I remember correctly there was this plan for a data-mining program called TIA (Total Information Awareness) but DHS promptly canceled the program after public outcry. Hmm, and then they start this program called ADVISE...... Nothing to see here, move along
Except the price cut has been all over the place, I think everyone knows about it. This is more of a "We feel bad for screwing over early adopters, please don't whine to the media/friends/blogs/complete strangers about getting stiffed $200".
Considering that in the U.S. alone, nearly two-thirds of all capital convictions are overturned, I don't think that is a very good idea. Also, there are about 3,000 inmates on death row right now, I'm pretty sure thats not enough for all of the medical procedures that are being developed today.
Or it could be that the article is on a Canadian website that caters to Canadians....
While TFA doesn't specifically give evidence for your anecdote, it does mention that "Injured rats injected with skin-derived stem cells regained mobility and had better walking co-ordination..." which seems to imply that the rats without the stem cell treatment did partially repair themselves, but the rats treated with stem cells healed better.
Its been established that sharks have amazing olfactory perception. If we were able to train them like the dogs and attach the laser beams to their heads, we might have a winning frikkin combination. If not we could always try sea bass, although I think they have to be ill-tempered...
I thought our answer to Celine Dion was Britney Spears..... Maybe a nuke would be better.
Well of course there would be regulation changes. I mean, you actually think that our congress critters would want us to have a choice that represents what their constituents really want?