To make Foundation a movie you need either an entire cast change halfway through or a two part movie. Not going to spoil one of the best novels I've ever read as to why..
and Physical activity is an excellent way to stimulate persons creativity, not to mention the benefits of increased blood flow to the brain, burning off stress, et cetera.
Our brains are tied to our bodies; science needs creativity.
Quite simply they needed a way to sell more MacBook Pros. The average audio/video hobbyist/artist is not going to shell out 2 grand for a firewire port so they can record their music and capture their video.
The US certainly takes the cake for number of citizens sitting in front of computer with too much time on their hands. I would like to see a breakdown based on the severity of these attacks, to differentiate between some kid running a port scanner on his local cable loop and a deliberate attack on a.gov address or Randy Newmann or such.
There is no right, clear, or morally correct answer for any of this. It's all relative to the individual- whether that be the parent or the congressperson, it all comes down to trust.
Do we trust humanity with an instructional video on how to build a bomb or how to kill?
Proponents of free speech and free information begin to lose that trust when it blows up next to them. So then the bar is raised, and the next target is the bomb components. Or more directly for the sake of argument: guns.
Take away the guns because we don't trust humanity not to kill each other with them.
Then what's next? Video games and TV/movie violence- because we don't trust our children to know the difference between fantasy and reality?
So go ahead people, keep eroding the trust: Get in your car and drive to work so you can avoid that scary man on the bus. Don't take a moment to extend kindness to the less fortunate, let them build their stereotypes and become your enemy. We're digging our own graves..
So I suppose now he can grin and bear it.
In your face, bear!
Bear's response: Ooooooh, Face!
bear/
Think he picked out the new one with FaceBook?
Boy, is his face Red.
Now he'll have to face the truth like he's never faced it before.
This isn't going to make pop music more dreadful. The amount of bands and songwriters pumping out the same derivative progressions delivered with heartless predictability reached a critical mass years ago. The entire major record label business model is based off predictable pop, and that's in part why they are now failing.
The way I see it, art will always be art and the soft landscape paintings you see in Country Kitchen will always be temporary and forgotten.
The concept of a "killing frenzy" does not really apply in a tiger's natural environment. I doubt there has ever been an evolutionary period of three legged deer or grassland goats in which to hone a tiger's instinct to stop hunting when it has enough food.
The masses have been happily accepting convenience over quality for decades: cassettes vs vinyl, VHS vs Laserdisc, and 16Bit/44.1KHz CD's are still considered high quality when most albums have been recorded at 24 bit/48KHz for more than 10 years. Then there's DVDA, SACD, Blue Ray, HD DVD, and we'll see where those go.
It's the same reason a McDonald's burger is still considered food: it's easier not to care.
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They can do whatever they Falcon want.
To make Foundation a movie you need either an entire cast change halfway through or a two part movie.
Not going to spoil one of the best novels I've ever read as to why..
and Physical activity is an excellent way to stimulate persons creativity, not to mention the benefits of increased blood flow to the brain, burning off stress, et cetera.
Our brains are tied to our bodies; science needs creativity.
...we all know damn well that no amount of tequila or diamonds could cause any girl to sleep with a Slashdot reader.
Perhaps you should try tequila and Neal Diamond.
so.. sperm count vs improved mobility?
A climate chamber test of most major cd media brands was done around 1999. An interesting read at the very least.
I would like to see what "detection, assessment and notification" of a laser attack entails.
Quite simply they needed a way to sell more MacBook Pros.
The average audio/video hobbyist/artist is not going to shell out 2 grand for a firewire port so they can record their music and capture their video.
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The US certainly takes the cake for number of citizens sitting in front of computer with too much time on their hands. I would like to see a breakdown based on the severity of these attacks, to differentiate between some kid running a port scanner on his local cable loop and a deliberate attack on a .gov address or Randy Newmann or such.
Oh wait, it's Microsoft...
There is no right, clear, or morally correct answer for any of this. It's all relative to the individual- whether that be the parent or the congressperson, it all comes down to trust.
Do we trust humanity with an instructional video on how to build a bomb or how to kill?
Proponents of free speech and free information begin to lose that trust when it blows up next to them. So then the bar is raised, and the next target is the bomb components. Or more directly for the sake of argument: guns.
Take away the guns because we don't trust humanity not to kill each other with them.
Then what's next? Video games and TV/movie violence- because we don't trust our children to know the difference between fantasy and reality?
So go ahead people, keep eroding the trust: Get in your car and drive to work so you can avoid that scary man on the bus. Don't take a moment to extend kindness to the less fortunate, let them build their stereotypes and become your enemy. We're digging our own graves..
So I suppose now he can grin and bear it.
In your face, bear!
Bear's response: Ooooooh, Face!
bear/
Think he picked out the new one with FaceBook?
Boy, is his face Red.
Now he'll have to face the truth like he's never faced it before.
Give someone a fish; you have fed them for today. Teach a someone to fish, and you have fed them for a lifetime.
Pretty good prediction for a book from the mid '70s.
Funny thing about predictions is they often come to life as inspiration.
Anyone have the time to make one out of an inkjet printer and a webcam?
I'm sure it can be found somewhere in the electromagnetic spectrum. Quick, Someone transpose it make a press release! I'm running out of diapers here.
Ok, then show one example in which greed actually helps anything beyond the short-term gain of the individual.
Greed and fear go hand in hand, and right now Bill Gates is scared sh*tless.
Those koalas will really be endangered when my zombie bones raise from their biodegradable coffins.
This isn't going to make pop music more dreadful. The amount of bands and songwriters pumping out the same derivative progressions delivered with heartless predictability reached a critical mass years ago. The entire major record label business model is based off predictable pop, and that's in part why they are now failing.
The way I see it, art will always be art and the soft landscape paintings you see in Country Kitchen will always be temporary and forgotten.
I suppose that a heart attack would be a better way to go than freezing to death.
The concept of a "killing frenzy" does not really apply in a tiger's natural environment. I doubt there has ever been an evolutionary period of three legged deer or grassland goats in which to hone a tiger's instinct to stop hunting when it has enough food.
The masses have been happily accepting convenience over quality for decades: cassettes vs vinyl, VHS vs Laserdisc, and 16Bit/44.1KHz CD's are still considered high quality when most albums have been recorded at 24 bit /48KHz for more than 10 years. Then there's DVDA, SACD, Blue Ray, HD DVD, and we'll see where those go.
It's the same reason a McDonald's burger is still considered food: it's easier not to care.
Perhaps those eight days would have been better spent caring for the screaming child in the background.
4 supergroups? Wait, did Journey break up? Who stopped believing!