"When X-rays are used for medical imaging purposes, they have to be energetic enough to get through the human body. The X-rays used in the backscatter machines in airports have such low energy that they literally bounce off the skin. That is what backscatter implies," Thrall said. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34734234/ns/travel-news/ you know this if you were a radiologist, instead of an idiot.
i don't suppose a highly motivated, global organization that specializes in terror warrants some poor sap having to look at your ass. and, btw, i don't see how PUBLIC security has anything to do with someone bugging your PRIVATE residence, but, by all means, keep rocking the tin foil hat like its fucking 1984
we are cool with sex, as long as the lights are off. in gta3, for example, when you hired a hooker you just saw the car rocking; in our sitcoms it's fine to imply the act, just as long as we don't have to look at it. if it was any other way I'd run for the hills...have you seen what our population looks like?
dude, their core audience is ages 12-17. if you've ever been in a public school cafeteria you would know that it's a running competition to go the farthest 'over the top'
they know i have erectile-dysfunction and am also insecure about my bust size, and on a more dubious note, I am most likely personally responsible for all Nigerian immigration to the US. Oh yeah, I also get mail from the future...wait a second, I'm thinking about my old yahoo mail account. seriously though, how much energy is wasted hosting my personal collection of over 100,000 unread spam emails.
I think the "throwing shit against the wall to see what sticks" method would be awesome, provided they let you read the first 20 or so pages. With a good user rating system I really see no need for publishers.
"RTCW: Enemy Territory" should be good enough for anyone. Its free, will run at about 1000fps on modern hardware, and has the essentials of a FPS without the fluff. auf wiedersehen! ET
he held racist views, but he also said of black persons "but in the right to eat the bread without leave of anybody else which his own hand earns, he is my equal" in other words, he didn't let his prejudice get in the way of policy.
"It was the largest, most complex test we have ever done,"
"However, he said the 40-year-old target missile failed to deploy its countermeasures -- such as decoys or chaff -- which were supposed to add realism to the test. "
if you want engagement in a fps its got to be multi-player action(who likes killing bots?), and your opponents have to be at your level or higher, and most importantly you must thwart that damn cat from jumping up on the keyboard. Cartmen voice: NO Kiddy! Thats a Bad KIDDY!
The tricky part is that the my cubical wouldn't actually move; space itself would move underneath the stationary cubical. A beam of light next to me would still zoom away, same as it always does, but a beam of light far from me would be left behind. warp drive
1. Build lots of nuclear power plants.
2. Transmission through or along the Earth,
2.1 Propagation as a result of terrestrial resonances,
2.2 Coupling to the ionosphere using propagation through electrified gases.
3. Sorry, no profit since anyone can access the power.
Tesla actually did all of these experiments.
very interesting site, and layman friendly; it contains a link to a peer reviewed paper that is a good read and very understandable: http://arxiv.org/ftp/astro-ph/papers/0511/0511379.pdf The papers states:
a) The Sun and other stars act as plasma diffusers, sorting lighter atoms to their surfaces.
b) The interior of the Sun is made of common elements in rocky planets and meteorites â" Fe, Ni, O, Si, and S â" although the lightest elements (H and He) cover its surface.
c) Neutron-emission from the solar core, a neutron star, is the first step in a series of reactions that has steadily generated luminosity, neutrinos, solar mass fractionation, and an out-pouring of solar-wind hydrogen from the Sun over the past 4-5 Gy.
Slashdot Mirror
lasers could easily out shine the sun
"When X-rays are used for medical imaging purposes, they have to be energetic enough to get through the human body. The X-rays used in the backscatter machines in airports have such low energy that they literally bounce off the skin. That is what backscatter implies," Thrall said. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34734234/ns/travel-news/
you know this if you were a radiologist, instead of an idiot.
i don't suppose a highly motivated, global organization that specializes in terror warrants some poor sap having to look at your ass. and, btw, i don't see how PUBLIC security has anything to do with someone bugging your PRIVATE residence, but, by all means, keep rocking the tin foil hat like its fucking 1984
we are cool with sex, as long as the lights are off.
in gta3, for example, when you hired a hooker you just saw the car rocking; in our sitcoms it's fine to imply the act, just as long as we don't have to look at it. if it was any other way I'd run for the hills...have you seen what our population looks like?
dude, their core audience is ages 12-17. if you've ever been in a public school cafeteria you would know that it's a running competition to go the farthest 'over the top'
they know i have erectile-dysfunction and am also insecure about my bust size, and on a more dubious note, I am most likely personally responsible for all Nigerian immigration to the US. Oh yeah, I also get mail from the future...wait a second, I'm thinking about my old yahoo mail account. seriously though, how much energy is wasted hosting my personal collection of over 100,000 unread spam emails.
I think the "throwing shit against the wall to see what sticks" method would be awesome, provided they let you read the first 20 or so pages. With a good user rating system I really see no need for publishers.
"RTCW: Enemy Territory" should be good enough for anyone. Its free, will run at about 1000fps on modern hardware, and has the essentials of a FPS without the fluff.
auf wiedersehen! ET
would it not follow that written descriptions be outlawed as well.
furthermore, when drawing stick people, how do you tell a dwarf from a child...
well, say its a fully clothed baby? um, and real woodland rabbits are only dry humping it.
lol!!wish i had mod points!
fender squire--just about the cheapest it gets...if your good though, you can rock it all day. throw in some new pickups and take on the road.
he held racist views, but he also said of black persons "but in the right to eat the bread without leave of anybody else which his own hand earns, he is my equal" in other words, he didn't let his prejudice get in the way of policy.
perhaps we should outsource our entire government to buddhist monks
"the fact is that most "bad men" are: 1) Criminal masterminds, or 2) Not particularly smart."
which is why 2's generally work for 1's
who doesn't wonder why its so prevalent today?
Imagine no possessions
I wonder if you can
No need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man
Imagine all the people
Sharing all the world
"It was the largest, most complex test we have ever done,"
"However, he said the 40-year-old target missile failed to deploy its countermeasures -- such as decoys or chaff -- which were supposed to add realism to the test. "
North Korea only has one missile right?
" The US Revolutionary and US Civil War were also necessary and justly undertaken. "
We are playing taxes again....
if you want engagement in a fps its got to be multi-player action(who likes killing bots?), and your opponents have to be at your level or higher, and most importantly you must thwart that damn cat from jumping up on the keyboard. Cartmen voice: NO Kiddy! Thats a Bad KIDDY!
The tricky part is that the my cubical wouldn't actually move; space itself would move underneath the stationary cubical. A beam of light next to me would still zoom away, same as it always does, but a beam of light far from me would be left behind. warp drive
1. Build lots of nuclear power plants.
2. Transmission through or along the Earth,
2.1 Propagation as a result of terrestrial resonances,
2.2 Coupling to the ionosphere using propagation through electrified gases.
3. Sorry, no profit since anyone can access the power.
Tesla actually did all of these experiments.
Young people often fundamentally don't understand the economic incentives
A public hanging of Santa Claus will teach the little bastards a thing or tw0.
very interesting site, and layman friendly; it contains a link to a peer reviewed paper that is a good read and very understandable:
http://arxiv.org/ftp/astro-ph/papers/0511/0511379.pdf
The papers states:
a) The Sun and other stars act as plasma diffusers, sorting lighter atoms to their surfaces.
b) The interior of the Sun is made of common elements in rocky planets and meteorites â" Fe, Ni, O, Si, and S â" although the lightest elements (H and He) cover its surface.
c) Neutron-emission from the solar core, a neutron star, is the first step in a series of reactions that has steadily generated luminosity, neutrinos, solar mass fractionation, and an out-pouring of solar-wind hydrogen from the Sun over the past 4-5 Gy.
you want a pic of total blackness? look to any republicans heart.