Why not just go ahead and make it all verifiable? Coercion. An employer or union boss can easily make sure their people vote the "right" way if they want to keep their jobs.
Please don't fire me. I voted for him. I could not make my daddy vote for him. From the '30's.
I've used GoDaddy for many years but have started to shy away from them recently due to the girls being just a little over the top for a professional business
And those commercials with the elderly lady doing a strip tease did not do anything for me.
Phallus jokes aside. It would be great to understand how this works. We've somewhat recently started looking more closely at the notion of acoustic levitation for solving all manner of problems. Particularly containerless manufacturing. It's been suggested based upon various ancient texts that this may well have been the means by which so many of these massive megaliths far exceeding modern engineering capabilities were transported and placed. The ability for something so small to produce such a relatively massive acoustic pressure definitely helps bolster the case.
The bug does not use wings. It props itself up on three legs (a tripod), points its propulsion unit at the ground, and levitates.
Methane biogas is the future, baby! Renewable, far more cost-effective than nukes and obviously more environmentally friendly than fossil fuels.
Sadly, your major point is still right... it's unlikely we can continue to increase our population forever without triggering some kind of extinction event.
it's unlikely we can continue to increase our population forever without triggering some kind of population crash event.
Is the North Atlantic supposed to get half a whale before it gets a full one?
No, don't be ridiculous.
One whale is supposed to get right to the northern edge of the South Atlantic and verrrrrrrrrry slowly put first a fluke, then a bit of its tail, and eventually its whole body across the line, as though it's getting into a hot bath. Which, effectively, it is.
The Gray or Schrodinger's Whale is sometimes observed doing the hokey-pokey.
I would have thought caller ID would be enough. You call them, it logs your number and calls you back.
If you're hiding your number for some reason then it can record DTMF tones of you typing your number (or whatever...use your imagination). There's no excuse for having people sitting on hold these days.
The capitol building of Denver has the dome covered with 200 ounces of 24 carat gold, and it needs replacing about every 40 years. That means it's losing several ounces per year, and most all of it is coming off in rainwater that ends up dumping through the drainage spouts down the sides. People tried to collect it, like this guy. I've been told, but can't find an online reference, that collecting rainwater from the Capitol Building was made illegal to prevent mayhem, so now it goes down the sewer.
Man used to mine streets of NYC for $1,000 a week until he decided to tell his story to a reporter and droves of unemployed new yorkers decided to get in on the action themselves.
He eats meat and a few hours later he's dead. That's what meat does to you.
If you won't think for the animals, think for yourselves! Of course, I've got a little more time to think. Being a raw foods-only vegan means I'm going to outlive you all by years.
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Why not just go ahead and make it all verifiable?
Coercion. An employer or union boss can easily make sure their people vote the "right" way if they want to keep their jobs.
Please don't fire me. I voted for him. I could not make my daddy vote for him. From the '30's.
ala wind subsidies
With as much wind as we have, one would think that it needed no subsidies, but it is somehow believable that it is.
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I've used GoDaddy for many years but have started to shy away from them recently due to the girls being just a little over the top for a professional business
And those commercials with the elderly lady doing a strip tease did not do anything for me.
Real soon now: GoGranny.
Phallus jokes aside. It would be great to understand how this works. We've somewhat recently started looking more closely at the notion of acoustic levitation for solving all manner of problems. Particularly containerless manufacturing. It's been suggested based upon various ancient texts that this may well have been the means by which so many of these massive megaliths far exceeding modern engineering capabilities were transported and placed. The ability for something so small to produce such a relatively massive acoustic pressure definitely helps bolster the case.
The bug does not use wings. It props itself up on three legs (a tripod), points its propulsion unit at the ground, and levitates.
Tsunamis, however, are a bugbear they are not really prepared for... did any data centers in the wet zone survive?
Data centers and such can be built on a mountainside to put it out of the reach of most tsunamis.
The OP forgot to mention which HDs they were trying to overclock...
How big is your hard disk?
He replies with hand gestures.
I've got an old Seagate 2.1Gb SCSI Barracuda that's been running since the 1950's.
You start it with a pull-cord, like an old lawnmower. Sounds about the same, too.
I'm not sure I can read that in under an hour, though.
Will it run Stuxnet?
Agreed. Now that lawyers realize that they can be replaced with a script, they are pissed.
Script pissies.
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Methane is an energy source, and methane from shit can be used to replace fossil fuels.
http://www.google.com/search?q=methane+digester
Methane biogas is the future, baby! Renewable, far more cost-effective than nukes and obviously more environmentally friendly than fossil fuels.
Sadly, your major point is still right... it's unlikely we can continue to increase our population forever without triggering some kind of extinction event.
it's unlikely we can continue to increase our population forever without triggering some kind of population crash event.
FTFY
I'm afraid you're wrong. It's Farcebook.
Talk to the hand. Its Face Palm: A well known backup site.
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Paging Dr. Bob, paging Dr. Bob.
Please pick up the red courtesy phone...
Does AFLAC offer insurance for quackery?
just sayin'
Go primative first.
Can you provide citations for this statement?
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/705355601/Homeland-Security-Secretary-Michael-Chertoff-benefiting-from-scanner-sales.html
These machines remind me of a revolving door.
Is the North Atlantic supposed to get half a whale before it gets a full one?
No, don't be ridiculous.
One whale is supposed to get right to the northern edge of the South Atlantic and verrrrrrrrrry slowly put first a fluke, then a bit of its tail, and eventually its whole body across the line, as though it's getting into a hot bath. Which, effectively, it is.
The Gray or Schrodinger's Whale is sometimes observed doing the hokey-pokey.
This story sounds like a red herring.
What surprized me is that the levees are such exceptionally feeble things.
Herring is a salt water fish.
If one sets a panel on a bad foundation, then when the ground gets wet, it falls over.
Afterwards go back with the legacy design to save on vellum.
duh, why do you think they are using a difficult to track mesh network?
That is the reason for the helpful directions.
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Looks like the UK Government are going to help him with his fear of open spaces.
Socialized medicine again?
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This is important, by starting our own 10,000 year clock we should have plenty of time we can use once the Mayan calendar runs out.
Get ready for Y10K, or the Chalam Balloon..
I bet he imagines a Beowulf cluster of chairs at least once a day.
FTFY
Yet Another Login - yeah, great.
I would have thought caller ID would be enough. You call them, it logs your number and calls you back.
If you're hiding your number for some reason then it can record DTMF tones of you typing your number (or whatever...use your imagination). There's no excuse for having people sitting on hold these days.
Caller OD is enough.
FTFY
And maybe 2012 is The Year Of The Linux Desktop...
And maybe 2012 is The Year Of The Linux Wrist ...
FTFY
The capitol building of Denver has the dome covered with 200 ounces of 24 carat gold, and it needs replacing about every 40 years. That means it's losing several ounces per year, and most all of it is coming off in rainwater that ends up dumping through the drainage spouts down the sides. People tried to collect it, like this guy. I've been told, but can't find an online reference, that collecting rainwater from the Capitol Building was made illegal to prevent mayhem, so now it goes down the sewer.
Does it make gold bricks?
Man used to mine streets of NYC for $1,000 a week until he decided to tell his story to a reporter and droves of unemployed new yorkers decided to get in on the action themselves.
Get off my mine.
I don't know, the cloud looks like a safe to me..... or a pad lock.
Oh, and that cloud looks like a shark.... and that one next to it looks like a worm....
And next to it is a cloud that looks like a bird.
He eats meat and a few hours later he's dead. That's what meat does to you.
If you won't think for the animals, think for yourselves! Of course, I've got a little more time to think. Being a raw foods-only vegan means I'm going to outlive you all by years.
It was the iBEX that got him then?