I experienced that one member of the jury refused to condemn even if we had the killers testimony. It is only after being married for a few years that I could understand why he had his doubts.
He 'declared war to the americans occupying the land of the two holy places' that's not declaring war on america as such. But then that's what he did it when he aimed for the head, not the boots.
E-id, knowing what was going to happen i waited one year to get mine, 40 months later the chip broke, i had to ask pre internet paper forms to fill in a tax form. Replacing it is free if i am happy with three visits to the administration and one month of patience. For 250€ i can get a next day copy. Am i still a citizen without my chip?
Meanwhile the bbc is the copyright holder of 1923 police boxes, probably because they were copied from a timetravelling tardis. In a courtroom time travel can work
FN seems to have no problemen to create ambidextruous bullpups F2000 and P90. With a military gun good cover is sometimes more important than handedness.
Yeah, I keep forgetting people are still making the distinction.
I agree, same for US and Mexico. Now that the right (freedom?) to hold slaves is similar on both sides, the border set by the Mexican wars has become meaningless. Ok, that's a poor example, but I agree about Korea.
Puh: that's nothing. HMS Victory was launched in 1765.
Here we go: 1756 pathetic, the Gokstad ship 890 and still under command of Olaf Geirstad-Alf's spirit. Now I think about it the Egyption death ships...
"To make a fixed axle with revolving wheels..."
They could have started making wheels with a revolving axle like in spinning, potter wheels, wheelbarrows. And suddenly all the explanation does not make much sense.
The ship was legendary at the time before it had even made its maiden voyage. The largest and most elaborate and ornate vessel of its time. A floating palace. A moving island on the sea. The Titanic.
All that, and at the same time the Titanic being of the Olympic class it is just a good copy of the Olympic
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'til death' refers to the mariage I think. Otherwise we wouldn't have widow(er)s and many tombstones mistaken.
I once placed a network cable looped close to the mains cable. When lightning struck, I lost a modem and one router port through induction.
Hundreds or thirty, Vesalius published a rather complete anatomy some time later.
My main use of Google is Gmail, which is the first webmail client that was worthwhile as a main interface.
I left fastmail for gmail, the only reason was the price.
I experienced that one member of the jury refused to condemn even if we had the killers testimony. It is only after being married for a few years that I could understand why he had his doubts.
He 'declared war to the americans occupying the land of the two holy places' that's not declaring war on america as such. But then that's what he did it when he aimed for the head, not the boots.
An unanimous jury, how do they do that? Elsewhere we vote , 6-6 you're free, 8-4 you hang, 7-5 the judges give a decisive vote.
E-id, knowing what was going to happen i waited one year to get mine, 40 months later the chip broke, i had to ask pre internet paper forms to fill in a tax form. Replacing it is free if i am happy with three visits to the administration and one month of patience. For 250€ i can get a next day copy. Am i still a citizen without my chip?
Meanwhile the bbc is the copyright holder of 1923 police boxes, probably because they were copied from a timetravelling tardis. In a courtroom time travel can work
Spear and shield armies move right when under fire as everyone seeks cover behind the neighbours shield. The left flank becomes then the weak spot.
FN seems to have no problemen to create ambidextruous bullpups F2000 and P90. With a military gun good cover is sometimes more important than handedness.
In the meantime the Royal Navy, and more successful others, put considerable resources and 40 years to develop smokeless powder.
Europe would probably be speaking German now...
Don't overestimate the intelligence of the average European, German is just too difficult to learn for most of us.
Even before flying, the obvious fail was that the pilot was not tense. He was going to risk his life with a poorly tested prototype the next minute.
just use captchas to make sure the content is generated by a person
something that would've been unthinkable in Europe itself.
The Solvay Conferences?
Yeah, I keep forgetting people are still making the distinction.
I agree, same for US and Mexico. Now that the right (freedom?) to hold slaves is similar on both sides, the border set by the Mexican wars has become meaningless. Ok, that's a poor example, but I agree about Korea.
add to that 10% of the 49% are nerds and those barely count as human
Puh: that's nothing. HMS Victory was launched in 1765.
Here we go: 1756 pathetic, the Gokstad ship 890 and still under command of Olaf Geirstad-Alf's spirit. Now I think about it the Egyption death ships ...
"To make a fixed axle with revolving wheels ..."
They could have started making wheels with a revolving axle like in spinning, potter wheels, wheelbarrows. And suddenly all the explanation does not make much sense.
The ship was legendary at the time before it had even made its maiden voyage. The largest and most elaborate and ornate vessel of its time. A floating palace. A moving island on the sea. The Titanic.
All that, and at the same time the Titanic being of the Olympic class it is just a good copy of the Olympic
The only orbital "balloons" I'm aware of are Bigelow's Genesis modules.
Echo I, Echo II
History is written by the winning side, not the losing one.
Try to explain that to Amundsen
Space elevator : Initial cost is very very high but once built the running costs are negligible
Rockets : Initial cost is high but not that high, running costs are high forever, economy of scale will never kick in to any reasonable degree
Exactly that's also why trains and not planes are such a success in the States.
Forecast for this thread. 56% never gonna happen. 10% certain it will happen. ...
It's never gonna happen, I mean those stats suppose that slashdot stays on topic.