I get uncomfortable when things approach too much tech
Er, what are you doing here, then? And with a truck that big, you really NEED horsepower (and lots of money for gasoline)
Oh, paleeze! It is not a/. requirement that every person on here have a 3D HUD in their vehicle. All that horsepower will come in really handy when I tow something really heavy with that tow thingie in back. If you can't afford the gas, you can't afford the truck;)
Don't worry, it'll be replaced by an even stupider craze.
Like when the electric cars are required to make noise to warn pedestrians and people start using sounds from their computers and phones instead of fake engine noise?
He likes working on Explorers in his shop, just not in his own driveway:)
Oh, we are not married yet but hardly anybody can tell the difference these days.
I like all the comforts of home in my F250 (no, I do not own a farm, but I am a truck gal) and my guy makes sure everything works, even things I did not know were broken:)
I get uncomfortable when things approach too much tech, like Gunkerty Jeb notes. Over the life of this relationship, I have learned a lot that I should have known anyway about vehicles. Like "the good old days" when a wire went to a switch that controlled a solenoid or a motor, instead of going to a computer that controls everything until it doesn't and you still have a switch and a motor to replace when they die.
Him, horsepower is king. He cares about the shine, heat and AC in his trucks and is always messing with something to get more horsepower.
You have the button, but this is better : you have the EXCUSE
My iPhone behaves that way without touching a button or getting a message. Well, I do have to actually power it off myself, but otherwise the effect is identical. Apps just close, the internet just drops, calls end on their own, all with a full signal!
That's an excellent point. I do hope she's willing to consider the new information in the article. I'd hate to see all the haters in this post and their peers get their way and see her give up.
Who cares about her? Why the hell aren't you facing the music that this study was crap and your own whole idea was hanging on it?
That's not true. She's done things to/with/for her child based on her beliefs. She believes further that she can demonstrate results.
Perpetuating this lie, that was begun by a bunch of crooked lawyers who could not extort a bunch of money from honest businesses with the help of a crooked scientist is no way to help anybody's children.
Here's Brian Deer's publication at the British Medical Journal. Although lengthy (and apparently the first of a series to come), it has a lot of critical details about how this was fixed. It also has 124 citations through the article -- now that's journalism!
This guy tracked down subjects all the way over in the United States:
Child 11 was among the eight whose parents apparently blamed MMR. The interval between his vaccination and the first "behavioural symptom" was reported as 1 week. This symptom was said to have appeared at age 15 months. But his father, whom I had tracked down, said this was wrong.
"From the information you provided me on our son, who I was shocked to hear had been included in their published study," he wrote to me, after we met again in California, "the data clearly appeared to be distorted."
He backed his concerns with medical records, including a Royal Free discharge summary. Although the family lived 5000 miles from the hospital, in February 1997 the boy (then aged 5) had been flown to London and admitted for Wakefield’s project, the undisclosed goal of which was to help sue the vaccine's manufacturers.
Sadly, CNN couldn't even bother to have a single citation to the actual source text that is uncovering this. Of course they have all sorts of links internal to their site... gotta keep those page clicks up, don't want eyeballs over at the BMJ.
Don Imus' wife has been beating this junk science trashcan lid for years, and making loads of money off of the Wakefield fraud too. If anybody listens to that show I am curious to know if it was mentioned.
All the other planets and stars were created on that "heaven and earth" creation day. Since the topic of the passage is the earth, the details of the earth assembly are covered. The rest is outside the scope of that document.
duh
He says he was *forced* to write a book, for $1.5M? I helped on several series and nobody forced me! Maybe I need to get involved with a more Dominant publisher.
Trying to get a fatwa to boost sales seems like a dead end.
All we know is that a controversial figure is being charged with "sex by surprise" after being accused by two women who didn't decide to report him until after they met each other. Even then, charges were filed, then dropped, then filed again.
He may be guilty, but I don't see any evidence. If this is all they can put in front of the jury, he should be found not guilty.
Quite similar to the Mike Tyson rape accusation and conviction. In Tyson's case, it was not two women getting jealous of each other, it was a woman who complained days later after talking to her friends.
Prosecutor Jessica Cooper is totally lame and would not know what a real hacker is if she said "he had wonderful skills" vs he had mad skillz. Typical know-nothing government official.
From the way this administration acts toward Iran and Israel, I personally doubt it was us helping Israel. Still going with Israel did it on their own.
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I didn't know the FBI drove trucks! Imagine that..
Hopefully the only female body beloved is inspecting is mine. Maybe I need to visit VS for some insurance.
I get uncomfortable when things approach too much tech
Er, what are you doing here, then? And with a truck that big, you really NEED horsepower (and lots of money for gasoline)
Oh, paleeze! It is not a /. requirement that every person on here have a 3D HUD in their vehicle. All that horsepower will come in really handy when I tow something really heavy with that tow thingie in back. If you can't afford the gas, you can't afford the truck ;)
I can't wait for spring, I need to wax the bed.
Don't worry, it'll be replaced by an even stupider craze.
Like when the electric cars are required to make noise to warn pedestrians and people start using sounds from their computers and phones instead of fake engine noise?
He likes working on Explorers in his shop, just not in his own driveway :)
Oh, we are not married yet but hardly anybody can tell the difference these days.
Big, fat, 25" rims... as in, "yo, we herd u like rimz, so we put rimz inside your rimz" rims.
I still see spinners more often than I should. Glad the neon craze has passed.
I get uncomfortable when things approach too much tech, like Gunkerty Jeb notes. Over the life of this relationship, I have learned a lot that I should have known anyway about vehicles. Like "the good old days" when a wire went to a switch that controlled a solenoid or a motor, instead of going to a computer that controls everything until it doesn't and you still have a switch and a motor to replace when they die.
Him, horsepower is king. He cares about the shine, heat and AC in his trucks and is always messing with something to get more horsepower.
You have the button, but this is better : you have the EXCUSE
My iPhone behaves that way without touching a button or getting a message. Well, I do have to actually power it off myself, but otherwise the effect is identical. Apps just close, the internet just drops, calls end on their own, all with a full signal!
I think it's similar to this mission at Lake Ellsworth.
It sounds like one of those Space Odyssey books, without leaving earth.
Ehh, no joke, the most dangerous neighborhoods in Miami are right around police HQ. And the courts. It's kind of sad.
Maybe Fergie needs to be made aware of this so she can raise awareness.
doesn't sound like a very long time, do they launch it with an elastic band or something ?
That was my observation too. Also, what is the point of being able to go to 10,500 feet if you only have a 40 min. of flight time?
That's an excellent point. I do hope she's willing to consider the new information in the article. I'd hate to see all the haters in this post and their peers get their way and see her give up.
Who cares about her? Why the hell aren't you facing the music that this study was crap and your own whole idea was hanging on it?
That's not true. She's done things to/with/for her child based on her beliefs. She believes further that she can demonstrate results.
Perpetuating this lie, that was begun by a bunch of crooked lawyers who could not extort a bunch of money from honest businesses with the help of a crooked scientist is no way to help anybody's children.
Imus? How about Jenny McCarthy? At what point did people think that following celebrities for things that are scientific was a good idea?
I think that has been around for a long time. My take on Imus and McCarthy on this is revulsion, not admiration.
Here's Brian Deer's publication at the British Medical Journal. Although lengthy (and apparently the first of a series to come), it has a lot of critical details about how this was fixed. It also has 124 citations through the article -- now that's journalism! This guy tracked down subjects all the way over in the United States:
Child 11 was among the eight whose parents apparently blamed MMR. The interval between his vaccination and the first "behavioural symptom" was reported as 1 week. This symptom was said to have appeared at age 15 months. But his father, whom I had tracked down, said this was wrong. "From the information you provided me on our son, who I was shocked to hear had been included in their published study," he wrote to me, after we met again in California, "the data clearly appeared to be distorted." He backed his concerns with medical records, including a Royal Free discharge summary. Although the family lived 5000 miles from the hospital, in February 1997 the boy (then aged 5) had been flown to London and admitted for Wakefield’s project, the undisclosed goal of which was to help sue the vaccine's manufacturers.
Sadly, CNN couldn't even bother to have a single citation to the actual source text that is uncovering this. Of course they have all sorts of links internal to their site ... gotta keep those page clicks up, don't want eyeballs over at the BMJ.
Don Imus' wife has been beating this junk science trashcan lid for years, and making loads of money off of the Wakefield fraud too. If anybody listens to that show I am curious to know if it was mentioned.
Yes. Otherwise the list of things to anticipate in 2011 would be much shorter.
That was my answer and I will add, if there are no flying cars on that list I am not looking.
All the other planets and stars were created on that "heaven and earth" creation day. Since the topic of the passage is the earth, the details of the earth assembly are covered. The rest is outside the scope of that document. duh
He says he was *forced* to write a book, for $1.5M? I helped on several series and nobody forced me! Maybe I need to get involved with a more Dominant publisher. Trying to get a fatwa to boost sales seems like a dead end.
Innocent until proven guilty.
All we know is that a controversial figure is being charged with "sex by surprise" after being accused by two women who didn't decide to report him until after they met each other. Even then, charges were filed, then dropped, then filed again.
He may be guilty, but I don't see any evidence. If this is all they can put in front of the jury, he should be found not guilty.
Quite similar to the Mike Tyson rape accusation and conviction. In Tyson's case, it was not two women getting jealous of each other, it was a woman who complained days later after talking to her friends.
I think breathing counts now too. Eating sugar, fat and salt are in a whole different area.
Is email perceived to be a letter or a postcard?
I prefer to think of it as those jumbled up knots of wire and other assorted junk sent to Wired.
Prosecutor Jessica Cooper is totally lame and would not know what a real hacker is if she said "he had wonderful skills" vs he had mad skillz. Typical know-nothing government official.
From the way this administration acts toward Iran and Israel, I personally doubt it was us helping Israel. Still going with Israel did it on their own.
"when rubber hit the anus", I see a titl
that made me lol too. Now, how to fit one of these cards in my iPhone . . .
It's interesting how US was jabbing so much about cyber warfare and how they need to defend themself, and still they're the first one to attack.
From TFA, the rumored culprit is not the USA, it is "IDF’s Military Intelligence Unit 8200".
If this is for real, this targeting sounds like a big step in the cyber attack side of the world. I wonder how cyber defense will counter it.