In the SNL skit "Pepsi Syndrome" the manager sent in the black cleaning lady to mop up the reactor spill. President Carter came to inspect the damage. Both of them grew to 50' in height and ran off together.
Henry Shawah worked with Polaroid as a design consultant and teacher from 1967-1969. Henry was a goldsmith working in Cambridge, Ma., and one of a small number of American associates of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths.
I've read most of the Neal Asher books published in the US. I look forward to new releases.
Ian Tregillis's books Bitter Seed and The Coldest War are very good.
My house just wouldn't be the same without Marvin windows....
One of the carpenters building my house was given the nickname "ol' one board" because (seemingly) he could make one board last all day.
Oh, this will probably have a half-life similar to intelligent design, monkeys too greedy to let go of the banana in the jar- creative works that they couldn't possibly produce by themselves. That hand is never going to let go of the revenue stream willingly.
On the gripping hand, however, creative people now have many more tools to deliver their work directly to the customer.
Creative music artists are at the mercy of the record companies..... The music industry would like to continue the cash stream, but actually paying the artists for their work is another matter.
I just voted for a Massachusetts proposal for a constitutional amendment during our annual Town Meeting that would restore the First Amendment rights of citizens that Citizens United v.FEC has eroded. Too bad it will take a decade or two....
The air museum in Pensacola is small but very interesting. My father was a field mechanic for Pratt & Whitney before he joined the Navy during WWII.
Seeing the old radial engines probably brought back memories for him, though he ended up navigating C47s' in the Pacific.
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The editors probably were dumped in a previous staff firing.
It was in response to the movie "China Syndrome"
In the SNL skit "Pepsi Syndrome" the manager sent in the black cleaning lady to mop up the reactor spill. President Carter came to inspect the damage. Both of them grew to 50' in height and ran off together.
Then there is the issue of Quality Fade. The first shipment is good, after that, it just gets crappy.
Not so fast. Some magazines may have a limited shelf life, but they don't need batteries or a charge. .
Henry Shawah worked with Polaroid as a design consultant and teacher from 1967-1969. Henry was a goldsmith working in Cambridge, Ma., and one of a small number of American associates of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths.
Time to patent my troll fighting goat.....
Someone had to be the heavy....
Store it in Washington, D.C. with the rest of the waste.
I've read most of the Neal Asher books published in the US. I look forward to new releases. Ian Tregillis's books Bitter Seed and The Coldest War are very good.
My house just wouldn't be the same without Marvin windows.... One of the carpenters building my house was given the nickname "ol' one board" because (seemingly) he could make one board last all day.
$16 billion will buy 10.11 tons of gold at current prices.
Oh, this will probably have a half-life similar to intelligent design, monkeys too greedy to let go of the banana in the jar- creative works that they couldn't possibly produce by themselves. That hand is never going to let go of the revenue stream willingly. On the gripping hand, however, creative people now have many more tools to deliver their work directly to the customer.
Creative music artists are at the mercy of the record companies..... The music industry would like to continue the cash stream, but actually paying the artists for their work is another matter.
Still cheaper than printing out all that data. I'm sure Apple would love to make a product that would OCR tunes from a paper print out and play them.
I just voted for a Massachusetts proposal for a constitutional amendment during our annual Town Meeting that would restore the First Amendment rights of citizens that Citizens United v.FEC has eroded. Too bad it will take a decade or two....
The rest is reserved for the patent trolls.
The dog went for it.....
And it continues to be 6000 years old, no matter how much time passes. God's true believers move the goalpost.
That bridge has been rebuilt.
The unintended consequences may be that many of these politicians will be snared in a net of there own making.
The air museum in Pensacola is small but very interesting. My father was a field mechanic for Pratt & Whitney before he joined the Navy during WWII. Seeing the old radial engines probably brought back memories for him, though he ended up navigating C47s' in the Pacific.
I think of DHS as standing for The Department of Hysterics and Suspicion.
Dipping them in egg and seasoned panko, and deep frying them should hide that possible problem....
Could just be the next new item for celebrity chefs and sushi restaurants.