In a standard configuration we securely mount a laser printer and wireless access point to the cart, so all the teacher needs to do is wheel in the cart, plug it in, and hand out the laptops.
They have an optional timer which has two outlets and switches between them on a schedule: http://bretford.com/products/overview.asp?id=301 This lets you recharge 24 laptops, 12 at a time, to avoid overloading a standard electrical circuit (in Canada, 15 amp, 110V).
In Canada, if someone steals your firearm and you haven't met certain storage requirements you can be charged with a crime (although I don't think you can be held responsible for the crime they commit with it).
I used to work in a university lab that did these tests using rainbow trout as the test species. The relevant EPA standards are here, in case anyone is interested in how the tests are conducted.
And all of those companies rely on uninfomred (read: stupid) people thier competator nusicence
Calling someone stupid because they're uninformed is about as legitimate as calling someone stupid because they can't spell. The uninformed can become informed, just as someone can learn to spell, use a dictionary, or maybe take a bit more care typing. Neither implies stupidity, which really can't be helped.
...specific ADN mitochondrial on those two chomosome... ...hope the technobabble won't confuse you overmuch...
Apparently you were a bit confused by the technobabble - Mitochondrial DNA has nothing to do with the chromosomes and that is exactly why it is useful in tracking lineage.
Evolution was a theory before Darwin; his contribution was to describe how evolution could occur through natural selection (cf. alternate mechanisms such as Lamarckism).
Actually, he/she did cite a source. What did you think Three Dead Trolls in a Baggie referred to (click on the Audio topic in the menu on the left to hear the song)?
I don't think you give dogs enough credit, as in my experience they do perceive the past and anticipate the future. I have two labs, and the older one has figured out that the younger one is a bit of a dolt. If she (older) wants to get the prime spot on the couch and the younger is already there, she just goes to the door and growls. The young one jumps up and does his duty as a fierce guard dog while she runs to the couch and takes up as much room as she can.
Also, wolves hunting behaviour shows communication and to an extent planning.
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We have a few carts from Bretford - very well made:
http://bretford.com/products/section.asp?pc=7
In a standard configuration we securely mount a laser printer and wireless access point to the cart, so all the teacher needs to do is wheel in the cart, plug it in, and hand out the laptops.
They have an optional timer which has two outlets and switches between them on a schedule:
http://bretford.com/products/overview.asp?id=301
This lets you recharge 24 laptops, 12 at a time, to avoid overloading a standard electrical circuit (in Canada, 15 amp, 110V).
Whoooosssshhhh.
Maybe you meant "bare" breasts?
In Canada, if someone steals your firearm and you haven't met certain storage requirements you can be charged with a crime (although I don't think you can be held responsible for the crime they commit with it).
So thank goodness for this, then: Chinese Prof Cracks SHA-1 Data Encryption Scheme
They don't know what they don't know.
Is that you, Rummy?
Errm, not science fiction actually as some chefs are doing this (patents even): New Era of the Recipe Burglar
I used to work in a university lab that did these tests using rainbow trout as the test species. The relevant EPA standards are here, in case anyone is interested in how the tests are conducted.
silicon components that are balooning
I think you left an "l" out of ballooning, and of course silicone has a "e" on the end.
I suspect that's a typo and he actually said "vertebrate".
And all of those companies rely on uninfomred (read: stupid) people
thier
competator
nusicence
Calling someone stupid because they're uninformed is about as legitimate as calling someone stupid because they can't spell. The uninformed can become informed, just as someone can learn to spell, use a dictionary, or maybe take a bit more care typing. Neither implies stupidity, which really can't be helped.
If you're referring to desktop hardware, it actually now comes from Lenovo, not IBM.
...take a peek at Shirt sleeves showing
I don't know how I missed that - may be the best UF ever.
...specific ADN mitochondrial on those two chomosome...
...hope the technobabble won't confuse you overmuch...
Apparently you were a bit confused by the technobabble - Mitochondrial DNA has nothing to do with the chromosomes and that is exactly why it is useful in tracking lineage.
Not to doubt you (too much) but how do you drive over your ignition key?
...in contrast to popular believe the average /. editor excells on both grammar and spelling. /. articles lack both qualities lays...
true reason why
So what's your excuse?
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Darwin's theory of evolution is a theory.
Evolution was a theory before Darwin; his contribution was to describe how evolution could occur through natural selection (cf. alternate mechanisms such as Lamarckism).
Certainly you could survive the loss of a forearm, but the torso and/or base of the neck? Disembodied heads anyone?
well, we fixed solder guns so that they may not burn our flesh without light of metal.
What? Reading your post made my head hurt.
I'm interested in Sillport, but it seems to be a Google Whack. Do you have a link?
Actually, he/she did cite a source. What did you think Three Dead Trolls in a Baggie referred to (click on the Audio topic in the menu on the left to hear the song)?
You're new here, aren't you.
Way to go - Slashdot has done what MOG and SCO couldn't (i.e. silence Groklaw) I know, it's only temporary - it's a joke son.
Also, wolves hunting behaviour shows communication and to an extent planning.
That would be The Handmaid's tale and it's by Margaret Atwood (a fellow Canadian, by the way), not Alice Walker.