This is one of the huge problems with Railways, especially in Florida. We have been looking at a Monorail in Central Florida for decades. The problem is that everyone wants a monorail from (their home town) to Orlando (replace Orlando with your city of choice). Cleveland and Pittsburgh probably aren't the first choices for starting points.
Yeah it should be nothing like a security clearance for a defense contract. They're just shooting giant missiles with possibly nuclear payloads into the sky every couple months. I mean why even background check anyone?
I've actually used Wikipedia for my own little hoax that I used to use in bars. I changed the wikipedia page for a Boy Band that a lot of people have heard of but not many are huge fans of (5ive, if you're wondering). I did this for two reasons, 1. No one knows the member's real names, and 2. not many people are going in to edit the page. Anyway, I put my name in as one of the members. I would talk to random people while out, and casually mention that I used to be in a boy band. I'd show the wikipedia page, as well as a picture (grainy, so one of the guys in the band looks like he could be a young me).
My friends used to really get a kick out of how many people believe would believe me. It made me laugh quite a bit.
But your kid is either superhero amounts of nerdy (And I'm a Software Engineer...), or you're making up the story and you just want your kid to not worship sports figures. A noble cause, maybe, but possibly ill-advised
Either way, it might be time to take your kid out and play some sports with him. I'm not saying it's bad to have a nerdy kid, but shaping a well-rounded is always a good thing. This way he can be a smart scientist type who doesn't harbor the deep-seeded hatred for jocks that some guys seem to have.
Also, to answer your question, the Mythbusters build team fits basically all your criteria.
Actually the president put an exception in that no-nuclear proliferation that said we can bomb if they chem, or do anything else that is just as ridiculous. And of course signing a piece of paper leaves no ability to change your mind ever. But continue on your tirade, please.
This is all pretty damn good advice, and is how I act at work. I even go to lunch by myself. Something I would change is don't be anti-social. Be quiet, but not anti-social. If people talk to you, you can talk back. Let your personality out, without letting your personal life out. If people ask you to go out to lunch, go. If they ask you out to drinks after work, go. Don't get out of control, and you don't have to talk much, just be friendly.
For everyone bashing Will Smith. He's the most popular actor around right now. There are several movie critics who stopped publishing reviews for his movies because what they say doesn't matter. Everyone's going to go see it anyway, because it's a Will Smith movie.
I still consider Bill Pullman to be the greatest president of our generation.
Good morning. In less than an hour, aircraft from here will join others from around the world. And you will be launching the largest aerial battle in this history of mankind.
Mankind -- that word should have new meaning for all of us today.
We can't be consumed by our petty differences anymore.
We will be united in our common interests.
Perhaps its fate that today is the 4th of July, and you will once again be fighting for our freedom, not from tyranny, oppression, or persecution -- but from annihilation.
We're fighting for our right to live, to exist.
And should we win the day, the 4th of July will no longer be known as an American holiday, but as the day when the world declared in one voice:
Justifably concerned is different than paranoid. Paranoid, specifically, means unjustifiably concerned. By calling the submitters paranoid, he's saying the concern is unjustified. ,br>
Furthermore, I can walk through any middle class neighborhood, break into a house, and find something of value (In fact, I'll bet I can find a big TV in most of them!). Everyone has something that can be sold in their house. Now that this information is online, it's more dangerous? I guess people from around the world now know that 1 person at some address owns a 50" LCD? I guess I don't quite see the problem.
So, I lost some weight a while back, around 40 pounds. It was pretty painless, honestly. I called it the put down the fork diet. It wasn't starving myself. Here's the mindset:
Basically, to start losing weight, you first have to stop gaining weight. We gain weight by eating, nothing more. Since matter cannot be created or destroyed, there is absolutely no way to gain more weight than the weight of the food we eat. Also, we lose weight, primarily, by pissing and taking shits. The sky is blue.
So, from there, I just tried to eat "lighter" things. Not necessarily less volume, just lighter. Also, we piss more than shit, on average. So when I got hungry, I drank something low calorie (I like very lightly sweetened iced tea. Water also works). If after that, I was still hungry, I ate. Pita Pit was wonderful here, as their food is good, and not really heavy!
At first, it's difficult to get out of the habit of eating, but after a few days you get used to it. The pounds flew off, I lost about 15 lbs a month. I know that measuring the weight of stuff isn't as accurate as counting calories, but weight is easier to do on the fly, at a restaurant, etc.
I'm not an exception, but I still text and drive, and talk and drive. In fact, anyone can do it. You just have to know your limitations (which is a problem that most people have, they don't). I can text while sitting at a red light or stop sign. I can take a phone call while on a nearly empty highway. I can scan a text and possibly do a quick few words of reply. I can do all sorts of things, and drive. What I can't do is navigate busy streets while texting, so I don't do that. I can't safely stay out of people's blind spots while reading NYTimes.com, so I don't do that. I can't talk on the phone while driving in a downpour. I can, and you won't believe me, talk on the phone in most driving situations. This isn't because I'm some brilliant multitasker; it's because I rarely pay attention to my phone conversations.
What I hate about the laws is they're so 100%. It is *sometimes* safe to text and drive. A lot of the times it is not, but sometimes it is. Sometimes it's not safe to change the radio station and drive, and sometimes it is. I realize it's easier to put "always", but that's not "always" correct.
You act like the third possibility is far-fetched. I'd say that's what happens more often than not. We're not in the best of all possible worlds, not every genetic mutation that provides a survival advantage necessarily thrives.
Maybe the rats that have had this mutation were also nerd rats that couldn't get laid. It happens.
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This is one of the huge problems with Railways, especially in Florida. We have been looking at a Monorail in Central Florida for decades. The problem is that everyone wants a monorail from (their home town) to Orlando (replace Orlando with your city of choice). Cleveland and Pittsburgh probably aren't the first choices for starting points.
Yeah it should be nothing like a security clearance for a defense contract. They're just shooting giant missiles with possibly nuclear payloads into the sky every couple months. I mean why even background check anyone?
I've actually used Wikipedia for my own little hoax that I used to use in bars. I changed the wikipedia page for a Boy Band that a lot of people have heard of but not many are huge fans of (5ive, if you're wondering). I did this for two reasons, 1. No one knows the member's real names, and 2. not many people are going in to edit the page. Anyway, I put my name in as one of the members. I would talk to random people while out, and casually mention that I used to be in a boy band. I'd show the wikipedia page, as well as a picture (grainy, so one of the guys in the band looks like he could be a young me).
My friends used to really get a kick out of how many people believe would believe me. It made me laugh quite a bit.
I have a textbook from 4 years ago with this algorithm in it. It was being taught in my Biologically Inspired Computing class.
I guess as many times as I can tell you it actually stands for "What I Know Is".
Probably getting boned by her baby's daddy.
But your kid is either superhero amounts of nerdy (And I'm a Software Engineer...), or you're making up the story and you just want your kid to not worship sports figures. A noble cause, maybe, but possibly ill-advised
Either way, it might be time to take your kid out and play some sports with him. I'm not saying it's bad to have a nerdy kid, but shaping a well-rounded is always a good thing. This way he can be a smart scientist type who doesn't harbor the deep-seeded hatred for jocks that some guys seem to have.
Also, to answer your question, the Mythbusters build team fits basically all your criteria.
Their trademark is probably so other game companies can't use the phrase to market their games. In that context, this seems valid.
Yes, that "without the initial delivery" is what makes there no prior art, and a very cool idea.
Because infix reads as humans think. We try to make computers work better for humans, not the other way around, remember?
Actually the president put an exception in that no-nuclear proliferation that said we can bomb if they chem, or do anything else that is just as ridiculous. And of course signing a piece of paper leaves no ability to change your mind ever. But continue on your tirade, please.
This is all pretty damn good advice, and is how I act at work. I even go to lunch by myself. Something I would change is don't be anti-social. Be quiet, but not anti-social. If people talk to you, you can talk back. Let your personality out, without letting your personal life out. If people ask you to go out to lunch, go. If they ask you out to drinks after work, go. Don't get out of control, and you don't have to talk much, just be friendly.
Has to be better than a no hitter. A perfect game means no walks, no errors, no hits.
real people pay 5 dollars for unlimited texting.
For everyone bashing Will Smith. He's the most popular actor around right now. There are several movie critics who stopped publishing reviews for his movies because what they say doesn't matter. Everyone's going to go see it anyway, because it's a Will Smith movie.
I still consider Bill Pullman to be the greatest president of our generation.
Good morning. In less than an hour, aircraft from here will join others from around the world. And you will be launching the largest aerial battle in this history of mankind.
Mankind -- that word should have new meaning for all of us today.
We can't be consumed by our petty differences anymore.
We will be united in our common interests.
Perhaps its fate that today is the 4th of July, and you will once again be fighting for our freedom, not from tyranny, oppression, or persecution -- but from annihilation.
We're fighting for our right to live, to exist.
And should we win the day, the 4th of July will no longer be known as an American holiday, but as the day when the world declared in one voice:
"We will not go quietly into the night!
We will not vanish without a fight!
We're going to live on!
We're going to survive!"
Today, we celebrate our Independence Day!
Or, if it makes her feel better to not call it a cure..."Would you like to see all the colors, like just about everyone else can?"
If it gets up to a million scoville units, It's much hotter than most pepper spray. Pepper Spray is around 100,000. Mace is around 300,000.
Sir, that hasn't been the primary purpose of these machines for years.
never realized that, but they love those recursive acronyms at MS. XNA, for example, is "XNA is Not an Acronym"
Justifably concerned is different than paranoid. Paranoid, specifically, means unjustifiably concerned. By calling the submitters paranoid, he's saying the concern is unjustified.
,br> Furthermore, I can walk through any middle class neighborhood, break into a house, and find something of value (In fact, I'll bet I can find a big TV in most of them!). Everyone has something that can be sold in their house. Now that this information is online, it's more dangerous? I guess people from around the world now know that 1 person at some address owns a 50" LCD? I guess I don't quite see the problem.
The greeks did that to the trojans. The trojans had an unbreakable wall. I think that's the idea.
So, I lost some weight a while back, around 40 pounds. It was pretty painless, honestly. I called it the put down the fork diet. It wasn't starving myself. Here's the mindset:
Basically, to start losing weight, you first have to stop gaining weight. We gain weight by eating, nothing more. Since matter cannot be created or destroyed, there is absolutely no way to gain more weight than the weight of the food we eat. Also, we lose weight, primarily, by pissing and taking shits. The sky is blue.
So, from there, I just tried to eat "lighter" things. Not necessarily less volume, just lighter. Also, we piss more than shit, on average. So when I got hungry, I drank something low calorie (I like very lightly sweetened iced tea. Water also works). If after that, I was still hungry, I ate. Pita Pit was wonderful here, as their food is good, and not really heavy!
At first, it's difficult to get out of the habit of eating, but after a few days you get used to it. The pounds flew off, I lost about 15 lbs a month. I know that measuring the weight of stuff isn't as accurate as counting calories, but weight is easier to do on the fly, at a restaurant, etc.
Actually, if a lot of you lived there, there would probably be better cell coverage :)
I'm not an exception, but I still text and drive, and talk and drive. In fact, anyone can do it. You just have to know your limitations (which is a problem that most people have, they don't). I can text while sitting at a red light or stop sign. I can take a phone call while on a nearly empty highway. I can scan a text and possibly do a quick few words of reply. I can do all sorts of things, and drive. What I can't do is navigate busy streets while texting, so I don't do that. I can't safely stay out of people's blind spots while reading NYTimes.com, so I don't do that. I can't talk on the phone while driving in a downpour. I can, and you won't believe me, talk on the phone in most driving situations. This isn't because I'm some brilliant multitasker; it's because I rarely pay attention to my phone conversations.
What I hate about the laws is they're so 100%. It is *sometimes* safe to text and drive. A lot of the times it is not, but sometimes it is. Sometimes it's not safe to change the radio station and drive, and sometimes it is. I realize it's easier to put "always", but that's not "always" correct.
You act like the third possibility is far-fetched. I'd say that's what happens more often than not. We're not in the best of all possible worlds, not every genetic mutation that provides a survival advantage necessarily thrives.
Maybe the rats that have had this mutation were also nerd rats that couldn't get laid. It happens.