Chaos: Making a new science, by James Gleick is an excellent book. It covers the history of fractals/chaos and reads a bit like a novel. The mini biographies of many cutting edge scientists that are discussed along the way are very interesting too. I highly recommend it.
http://www.amazon.com/Chaos-Making-Science-James-Gleick/dp/0140092501
Pushing nuclear energy has relatively very little do with our dependence on gasoline via crude oil. Please lets not confuse the two. I disagree. We could use electric cars. Plug em into the wall and you've got yourself a nuclear powered car.
Does this mean that they will stop all updates and patching for XP as well? Or is that farther down the road?
Either way, it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy, because soon enough, the updates will stop, XP machines will be virus infested and even my grandma will have beef with Microsoft!
Detailed measurements made by the satellite have shown that the fluctuations in the microwave background are about 10% stronger on one side of the sky than those on the other. I'm pretty sure that you could take any axis and get around 10% difference in fluctuations, it is fairly randomly dispersed after all, this should happen.
Didn't string theory already predict something like this?
Really though, what (in the background radiation) would point to no time before the big bang? A Kotch curve? A Hilbert curve? Complete order and continuity? I fail to see how 'blips' in the cosmic background radiation proves anything about time before the big bang.
I drove 15 mile to work today, got there 5 minute late, was the second time in 3 day. My boss said if it continued to happen he would charge me 10 dollar every time.
lol...
The whole notion of organic is total bullshit and not helpful. Want a lower yield? Go organic. There is a reason we use pesticides, hormones, and fertilizers, is because it's more productive. Organic is a fad for fools.
If I have a right to have a home do I have the right to have sex? If I'm not having sex, does someone higher up owe me a hooker? Because it's a biological fact? I don't think it's a really a RIGHT to have a home, it's necessity.
From an AC down the thread:
The only 'basse' that I am aware of is a renaissance dance, which is usually in 3/2 time. The basse was the precursor of the pavanne. It may be a red herring, but John Downland composed a pavanne called 'The Shoemaker's Wife'
3/2 is essentially the same as 3/4 as is 6/8 and so on.
This may help somebody, not sure, I didn't find any obvious 24 note phrases, but music is interpretive, so I'll have to learn it and see if I can find anything.
You may be on to something. Maybe the middle section are notes of a tune he didn't like? Like when your mom says rock and roll is just noise? Or maybe it's just random notes?(unlikely, I think)
A--------
G
F--------
E X here is our E
D--------
C
B--------
A
G--------
Those are the corresponding notes to the bass clef.
BASSE could be referring to the E below middle C (seen above) which is the 32nd key (from left to right or low to high on a piano) and is sometimes notated as E3.
IMHO, if he were to encode a song, it would probably be by piano key numbers, or E3 is the starting point (value of 0 or 1) although, that shouldn't make any difference at all.
A few more thoughts, 16 * 2 = 32.
14 unique symbols, thats 2 octaves of a 7 note scale (99% of what the average person has heard).
There are 24 'notes', possibly a song in 3/4, a waltz. (Think german drinking music, oom pa pa, oom pa pa. Or the underwater melody from Mario Bros.). That gives us 8 measures, plenty for a melody.
Burnt out for now, but coming back to this tomorrow.
180 degrees is what my boiler is set at in the winter in Wisconsin. Far far too hot for a cup of coffee. Most hot water heaters are set to 120 or below.
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So they do exist then?
http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2008/06/11/unicorn-deer-italy.html
before people realize that OpenOffice works just as well AND is free.
Of course so does a pirated copy of MS Office.
640K cores should be enough for anybody.
4/3 * pi * r ^ 3 I believe.
This is sheet music, not actual music files.
I don't think anyone can really claim to own Bach's Brandenburg Concertos written almost 300 years ago.
The recordings of his concertos, on the other hand, are a different story.
Chaos: Making a new science, by James Gleick is an excellent book. It covers the history of fractals/chaos and reads a bit like a novel. The mini biographies of many cutting edge scientists that are discussed along the way are very interesting too. I highly recommend it. http://www.amazon.com/Chaos-Making-Science-James-Gleick/dp/0140092501
ICANN Wants to Shut Down a Registrar
and So Can You!
Does this mean that they will stop all updates and patching for XP as well? Or is that farther down the road?
Either way, it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy, because soon enough, the updates will stop, XP machines will be virus infested and even my grandma will have beef with Microsoft!
Gesundheit!
I'm just saying it seems like quite a stretch.
Didn't string theory already predict something like this?
Really though, what (in the background radiation) would point to no time before the big bang? A Kotch curve? A Hilbert curve? Complete order and continuity? I fail to see how 'blips' in the cosmic background radiation proves anything about time before the big bang.
I drove 15 mile to work today,
got there 5 minute late,
was the second time in 3 day.
My boss said if it continued to happen he would charge me 10 dollar every time. lol...
Jentle Jiant!
The whole notion of organic is total bullshit and not helpful. Want a lower yield? Go organic. There is a reason we use pesticides, hormones, and fertilizers, is because it's more productive. Organic is a fad for fools.
If I have a right to have a home do I have the right to have sex? If I'm not having sex, does someone higher up owe me a hooker? Because it's a biological fact? I don't think it's a really a RIGHT to have a home, it's necessity.
Heh, most of what my wife says is noise to me...
3/2 is essentially the same as 3/4 as is 6/8 and so on.
Found the sheet music
http://www.freesheetmusic.net/dulcimer/TheShoemakersWife.pdf
This may help somebody, not sure, I didn't find any obvious 24 note phrases, but music is interpretive, so I'll have to learn it and see if I can find anything.
You may be on to something. Maybe the middle section are notes of a tune he didn't like? Like when your mom says rock and roll is just noise? Or maybe it's just random notes?(unlikely, I think)
A--------
G
F--------
E X here is our E
D--------
C
B--------
A
G--------
Those are the corresponding notes to the bass clef.
BASSE could be referring to the E below middle C (seen above) which is the 32nd key (from left to right or low to high on a piano) and is sometimes notated as E3.
Heres a link for non-musicians http://www.vibrationdata.com/piano.htm
IMHO, if he were to encode a song, it would probably be by piano key numbers, or E3 is the starting point (value of 0 or 1) although, that shouldn't make any difference at all.
A few more thoughts, 16 * 2 = 32.
14 unique symbols, thats 2 octaves of a 7 note scale (99% of what the average person has heard).
There are 24 'notes', possibly a song in 3/4, a waltz. (Think german drinking music, oom pa pa, oom pa pa. Or the underwater melody from Mario Bros.). That gives us 8 measures, plenty for a melody.
Burnt out for now, but coming back to this tomorrow.
If that's not tongue in cheek, you need to think about that question a little more. Which programmer forced you to use his free open-source software?
I would think beer = running OS, ingredients + recipe = source code. Let me know when the ingredients are free.
No one really believes their peripherals make them better, right?? I thought all the fancy 'gaming' mice and keyboards just looked nice.
180 degrees is what my boiler is set at in the winter in Wisconsin. Far far too hot for a cup of coffee. Most hot water heaters are set to 120 or below.
I wish I had a link. Years ago I downloaded a floppy that will give you an XP admin's password instantly. No joke, still have it.