Not sure about LA, but DC is swampland, Boston is rock. DC would be easy to cris-cross with car tunnels and parking areas below ground. The big dig was bogged down by a combination of the age of the area, which contributes to the complexity of the underground services, and the fact that the ground is freaking rock up there. DC is in a river basin/swampland area, it is all dirt under there. This is also why you don't see too many vertical buildings in DC, most buildings are 2-4 floors.
Look at the questions involved. If the question was "What did George W Bush do during the Vietnam war" don't you think that quite possibly MSNBC viewers would be less informed then Fox News viewers?
As far as IQ, there are people smarter then I, but not many. I don't often mention it, because generally I am modest and prefer not to flaunt, but I am in the top 95th percentile on the real IQ tests, so no issue on my intelligence. I was merely making a point that IQ and Religion are not correlated, as an atheist, one might see it that way, but I would point more at a social issue there then an issue of correlation. In academia, it is frowned upon to be religious, but many are, they just hide it to avoid the ignorance of their peers on this subject.
There are many things in science that have no explanation, and unfortunately, until Doctor Who is a reality, we may never know. There are many miracles that happen around the world, and they have never been scientifically ruled out. I am not talking about seeing Jesus or Mary on a piece of toast, that is just silly; what I am talking about however are people being suddenly healed of terminal cancer, statues crying blood for no apparent reason, even the Big Bang.
TL DR, Just because you don't believe, does not mean there are not many who do.
My copy of the DVD has that name. Never understood it, just as you said, it has nothing to do with the storyline of the game. It has some of the concepts though, Gaia and such. Now Advent Children, that was based off the game.
I was a little surprised by the summary, as I don't recall ever seeing atomic weight on the periodic table. The only number I recall seeing as a constant was the only constant that can be used; the number of protons.
Read the article. There were 25k free black people in the US before the Revolutionary war. Also, there were enslaved white people as well, they were just called indentured servants, and it was not a hereditary title. Many southern land owners sent slaves to serve in the war in their stead, most likely carrying arms provided by the owner and in exchange became free men.
I will have to look into that site. I had problems running Fallout 1 and 2 I bought on Steam, seems they forgot to update the engines to handle a 64 bit Windows 7 machine, so it actually won't even run. Though I did get Fallout Tactics to run, I didn't enjoy it quite as much as I would have Fallout 1/2.
Bull. You may not believe in anything beyond. But that is more that you decided that way. There are many very intelligent people who are spiritual. Einstein would be one such example.
I believe if you download books as PDF, you are clear of their remote wipe. Also, if you break the encryption on the book and store it on your computer, they can't do anything about it.
I have a Nook, not a Kindle, but I believe that it works the same in both. When you delete a book from local storage on the device, you don't lose rights to read the book, therefore, you can later reload it from their servers. This is called archive. It is no longer in your possession, but there is an agreement with Amazon (Barnes and Noble) that you can re download the book later.
If the person who owns a gun is too stupid to use a trigger or barrel lock, and keep the bullets in a separate safe (usually called the three lock method), then yes, they are ignorant and should not have a firearm. When used properly, and with the proper training, which even the NRA advocates, guns are extremely safe. When was the last time you heard about a gun blowing up in someone's hand?
When guns first came out, yes, they were inherently dangerous, but currently, no they are not.
Ignorance is always dangerous, that is why ladders are covered with warning labels. I would say even that ignorance is more dangerous then anything.
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Not sure about LA, but DC is swampland, Boston is rock. DC would be easy to cris-cross with car tunnels and parking areas below ground. The big dig was bogged down by a combination of the age of the area, which contributes to the complexity of the underground services, and the fact that the ground is freaking rock up there. DC is in a river basin/swampland area, it is all dirt under there. This is also why you don't see too many vertical buildings in DC, most buildings are 2-4 floors.
I keep trying to get head, never seems to be available though...ok, my puns suck, I know.
Click on your title bar, delete idle. hit enter. This will then cause it to be opened as a normal story with the working controls.
Look at the questions involved. If the question was "What did George W Bush do during the Vietnam war" don't you think that quite possibly MSNBC viewers would be less informed then Fox News viewers?
In my area it is actually resold as heating oil, so older building with oil furnaces buy it up, and the county makes a bit of money.
As far as IQ, there are people smarter then I, but not many. I don't often mention it, because generally I am modest and prefer not to flaunt, but I am in the top 95th percentile on the real IQ tests, so no issue on my intelligence. I was merely making a point that IQ and Religion are not correlated, as an atheist, one might see it that way, but I would point more at a social issue there then an issue of correlation. In academia, it is frowned upon to be religious, but many are, they just hide it to avoid the ignorance of their peers on this subject.
There are many things in science that have no explanation, and unfortunately, until Doctor Who is a reality, we may never know. There are many miracles that happen around the world, and they have never been scientifically ruled out. I am not talking about seeing Jesus or Mary on a piece of toast, that is just silly; what I am talking about however are people being suddenly healed of terminal cancer, statues crying blood for no apparent reason, even the Big Bang.
TL DR, Just because you don't believe, does not mean there are not many who do.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_the_United_States
only 11-15% of Americans are atheist, I am sure in the majority of countries with freedom of religion you would find a similar breakdown.
You said it much more elegantly then I could have, thank you.
Now I see what you are saying, it is Final fantasy, not Final Fantasy 7, yes, you are right. Must be a misfiring nuron.
My copy of the DVD has that name. Never understood it, just as you said, it has nothing to do with the storyline of the game. It has some of the concepts though, Gaia and such. Now Advent Children, that was based off the game.
Darnit for not previewing. Called Source!
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That would be calles Source.
Personally, I would love to see a new Wing Commander game, maybe with multiplayer. I miss those games.
Don't know anything about Zero Wing though.
I suppose from the Wiki article that this is where "All your base are belong to us" comes from?
I was a little surprised by the summary, as I don't recall ever seeing atomic weight on the periodic table. The only number I recall seeing as a constant was the only constant that can be used; the number of protons.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periodic_table
Read the article. There were 25k free black people in the US before the Revolutionary war. Also, there were enslaved white people as well, they were just called indentured servants, and it was not a hereditary title. Many southern land owners sent slaves to serve in the war in their stead, most likely carrying arms provided by the owner and in exchange became free men.
Not game. Google "Final Fantasy 7, The Spirits Within" It is a movie done in full CGI, very good graphics.
I will have to look into that site. I had problems running Fallout 1 and 2 I bought on Steam, seems they forgot to update the engines to handle a 64 bit Windows 7 machine, so it actually won't even run. Though I did get Fallout Tactics to run, I didn't enjoy it quite as much as I would have Fallout 1/2.
Bull. You may not believe in anything beyond. But that is more that you decided that way. There are many very intelligent people who are spiritual. Einstein would be one such example.
I doubt they would have spent the whole night playing Farmville.
Wow, the kids today are really taking Facebook seriously...
I believe if you download books as PDF, you are clear of their remote wipe. Also, if you break the encryption on the book and store it on your computer, they can't do anything about it.
I have a Nook, not a Kindle, but I believe that it works the same in both. When you delete a book from local storage on the device, you don't lose rights to read the book, therefore, you can later reload it from their servers. This is called archive. It is no longer in your possession, but there is an agreement with Amazon (Barnes and Noble) that you can re download the book later.
The original statement lived on their servers, if they go back and edit it, who would notice? I believe that is what he is saying.
I would even make it every male. I believe there were black regiments in the Revolutionary war.
http://americanrevwar.homestead.com/files/blacks.htm
If the person who owns a gun is too stupid to use a trigger or barrel lock, and keep the bullets in a separate safe (usually called the three lock method), then yes, they are ignorant and should not have a firearm. When used properly, and with the proper training, which even the NRA advocates, guns are extremely safe. When was the last time you heard about a gun blowing up in someone's hand?
When guns first came out, yes, they were inherently dangerous, but currently, no they are not.
Ignorance is always dangerous, that is why ladders are covered with warning labels. I would say even that ignorance is more dangerous then anything.
I would be curious to see this stat, it would shut up all those anti gun nuts:
Ratio of Number of bullets that hurt people/Number of bullets fired total
With hunting, target practice, and such legal uses of guns, I imagine that would be a VERY small number.
Heck even:
Ratio of Number of guns used to commit crime/Number of guns total
Maybe this would finally shut down the debate on what use guns are.
I can't find the +1 awesome mod, can you help me with this?