typical laparoscopic procedure. (I don't think you really mean arthroscopic...that means scoping a joint....and the most gallbladders aren't found inside joints).
yeah, the scope do-hickey. Sorry, I'm an engineer, not a doctor.
Here's a pic of the robot in action. Looks like that gall bladder was pretty big, or the frenchwoman isn't what I'd call "underweight".
Notice the three large arms sticking in? Gall Bladder surgery is usually arthroscopic. So, long distance surgery does have the drawback of more/bigger scars.
Although your statement is the patriotic one, the reason they attacked in the first place is because of the US' foreign policy in the middle east. It has nothing to do with our rights. If we were a totalitarism with the same policy, they'd still try the same thing (but, most likely, fail miserably because terrorism only really works in a democratic environment).
Now, before I'm flamed, realize that I don't want my rights taken away from me, either. But not because I think the terrorists will win.
The only way the terrorists will win is if we get all our influence out of the middle east for the sole reason that we don't want them to terrorize us again.
Nothing new here. Lots of remakes of most of the popular ultimas (1, 4, 6) are being done. Look around and you'll find them all over the place. Some look pretty promising. Most are done with the Vampire or Neverwind nights engines.
If you understand EJB's and J2EE in general, odds are you have a good OOD background. But I still think that design (specially OO) is one of the most crutical skills to have, so don't exclude that.
I have to condone/. editors for posting this.
Emotions are still running very high because of Tuesdays events, and this is just enticing a Prolife vs Prochoice troll war on/.
Lets take it easy people, we're all still a bit touchy, so don't start arguing about this.
What's really dumb is that there is cool articles that aren't being posted, like how Kim Schultz, famous German hacker turned internet millionaire is offering $10million to info about the whereabouts of Osama Bin Laden. But instead we get something to make the/. audience more emotional.
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For those of you that are getting the nostradamus quotes in your email, point them here. Yep, its a fake.
As you've probably read in the other articles (and which will eventually bleed into this article) is how people are shunning others comparing this to Pearl Harbor and war.
I am going to agree with Jon, here (gasp!). This is how War is played in the twenty-first century. No one has the power to have a conventional war with the US, so it must result in terrorism and guerilla warfare. Its not pretty, but this is how war has evolved.
Your first reaction is to use our strength to fight back, but as the days start to come between present and this tragedy, you'll find out how terrorist cells work.
Their is very little communication between the cells, and the cells are very sparcely located. Result? Very difficult to find everyone in the organization, and very difficult to march an army in to win the war.
We are at the beginning of a difficult war. Please don't get me wrong, I'd like to see each of these cowardly terrorist recieve slow and painful deaths, but we must be smart, rational, and alert to win.
Why? Think about this:
Terrorism happens in Cuba. Anyone that has the slightest reason to do it, anyone near the scene of the crime, and anyone suspected all will be executed. No more terrorism.
Its "due process" that allows terrorism to strive. So the ultimate way to eliminate terrorism is to create a police state.
So, the question is, do you want to fear terrorists or the government?
The ultimate goal is to strive for the middle ground.
No, the message is clear. This was a terroristic strike to show the terrorists have power over the US by striking at a non-military target that affects *THOUSANDS* of innocent people, and destroys world-wide financial institutions.
If it was this "Red Army", I suspect they would of attacked a military base that house nuclear weapons, or some nuclear manufacturer. We, also, would of recieved a video shortly after the strike announcing their reasoning.
The only thing puzzling was why they went after the pentagon, other than to put the military in disarray. I believe the Pittsburgh airliner that went down was also going to hit the pentagon. Nothing in Pittsburgh would have the impact like the pentagon and WTC towers.
Trees ARE linked lists, just a level up from the base class. The question, know that we know the base, is to understand the inherited data structures created. Queue? Stack? Tree? Map? Hash? Who knows what's goin on in the DNA now...
You know what's scary? This is one of those rare, rare times when the government can use nuclear weapons on a country (that is found responsible), and the majority (day I say all?) of the US will completely back it.
We need justice, but I hope you understand conventional warfare can provide justice just as much as nuclear war. Nukes are a scary thing...
Electronic Boutique offers returns on opened packages, for full refunds. They never have a problem with me returning any game, just cause I "don't like it".
The biggest point he's made is the user familiarity. Something difficult to overcome. Something that Linux has been working on to try and grab the Windows population.
Say what you must, but everytime I show KDE to Windows only users, they look puzzled. The minute I pop up a terminal, they're gone. Its the familiarity that's the hardest wall to scale. People don't like change.
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typical laparoscopic procedure. (I don't think you really mean arthroscopic...that means scoping a joint....and the most gallbladders aren't found inside joints).
yeah, the scope do-hickey. Sorry, I'm an engineer, not a doctor.
Here's a pic of the robot in action. Looks like that gall bladder was pretty big, or the frenchwoman isn't what I'd call "underweight".
Notice the three large arms sticking in? Gall Bladder surgery is usually arthroscopic. So, long distance surgery does have the drawback of more/bigger scars.
I have to disagree with this.
Although your statement is the patriotic one, the reason they attacked in the first place is because of the US' foreign policy in the middle east. It has nothing to do with our rights. If we were a totalitarism with the same policy, they'd still try the same thing (but, most likely, fail miserably because terrorism only really works in a democratic environment).
Now, before I'm flamed, realize that I don't want my rights taken away from me, either. But not because I think the terrorists will win.
The only way the terrorists will win is if we get all our influence out of the middle east for the sole reason that we don't want them to terrorize us again.
OMG! Revelation!
Jon Katz is Miss Cleo!!!!
Is this quote going to come up everytime someone mentions the WTC? I've heard about 30 variations of it 500 times.
What about Hellen Keller's quote:
Security is a myth. It doesn't exist in nature
Nothing new here. Lots of remakes of most of the popular ultimas (1, 4, 6) are being done. Look around and you'll find them all over the place. Some look pretty promising. Most are done with the Vampire or Neverwind nights engines.
If you understand EJB's and J2EE in general, odds are you have a good OOD background. But I still think that design (specially OO) is one of the most crutical skills to have, so don't exclude that.
Its not that she -can't- eat carbs, she has to watch that she doesn't eat to much. High blood sugar is bad in the long-run.
Read the article. Its eat a genetically altered potato, or eat a potato dosed in chemicals.
The choices almost make themselves!
At least we'll know we can always live on potatos, which who doesn't anyway
;-)
Diabetics have to watch their sugar/carb intake. My wife is diabetic.
Glad I could clear that up
Actually, I've heard Bush plays some FPS to relax (I think its quake or doom).
I can see it now:
BinLaden: 1 4M S00 1337! ph33R mY sk1llz j0!
BinLaden eats Dubya's rocket.
BinLaden: Lag kill!
I have to condone /. editors for posting this. /.
/. audience more emotional.
Emotions are still running very high because of Tuesdays events, and this is just enticing a Prolife vs Prochoice troll war on
Lets take it easy people, we're all still a bit touchy, so don't start arguing about this.
What's really dumb is that there is cool articles that aren't being posted, like how Kim Schultz, famous German hacker turned internet millionaire is offering $10million to info about the whereabouts of Osama Bin Laden. But instead we get something to make the
For those of you that are getting the nostradamus quotes in your email, point them here. Yep, its a fake.
As you've probably read in the other articles (and which will eventually bleed into this article) is how people are shunning others comparing this to Pearl Harbor and war.
I am going to agree with Jon, here (gasp!). This is how War is played in the twenty-first century. No one has the power to have a conventional war with the US, so it must result in terrorism and guerilla warfare. Its not pretty, but this is how war has evolved.
Your first reaction is to use our strength to fight back, but as the days start to come between present and this tragedy, you'll find out how terrorist cells work.
Their is very little communication between the cells, and the cells are very sparcely located. Result? Very difficult to find everyone in the organization, and very difficult to march an army in to win the war.
We are at the beginning of a difficult war. Please don't get me wrong, I'd like to see each of these cowardly terrorist recieve slow and painful deaths, but we must be smart, rational, and alert to win.
Terrorism only survives in a democracy.
Why? Think about this:
Terrorism happens in Cuba. Anyone that has the slightest reason to do it, anyone near the scene of the crime, and anyone suspected all will be executed. No more terrorism.
Its "due process" that allows terrorism to strive. So the ultimate way to eliminate terrorism is to create a police state.
So, the question is, do you want to fear terrorists or the government?
The ultimate goal is to strive for the middle ground.
No, the message is clear. This was a terroristic strike to show the terrorists have power over the US by striking at a non-military target that affects *THOUSANDS* of innocent people, and destroys world-wide financial institutions.
If it was this "Red Army", I suspect they would of attacked a military base that house nuclear weapons, or some nuclear manufacturer. We, also, would of recieved a video shortly after the strike announcing their reasoning.
The only thing puzzling was why they went after the pentagon, other than to put the military in disarray. I believe the Pittsburgh airliner that went down was also going to hit the pentagon. Nothing in Pittsburgh would have the impact like the pentagon and WTC towers.
Trees ARE linked lists, just a level up from the base class. The question, know that we know the base, is to understand the inherited data structures created. Queue? Stack? Tree? Map? Hash? Who knows what's goin on in the DNA now...
You know what's scary? This is one of those rare, rare times when the government can use nuclear weapons on a country (that is found responsible), and the majority (day I say all?) of the US will completely back it.
We need justice, but I hope you understand conventional warfare can provide justice just as much as nuclear war. Nukes are a scary thing...
ABC news on TV says that 4 were unaccounted for, that leaves 1 still flying... (2 at the WTC, and 1 at the Pentagon = 1 still missing).
Or perhaps someone else is already doing this, and hasn't told you.
Somebody was up late playing Deus Ex last night, right timothy??
I find they have the cheapest prices 99% of the time (and if they don't, they'll match prices).
Anyone care to give us an explaination on why /. was hosed all day?
Was it slashcode 2.2?
Database again?
Inquiring minds want to know...
Electronic Boutique offers returns on opened packages, for full refunds. They never have a problem with me returning any game, just cause I "don't like it".
Do you see a parallel to windows vs. linux?
The biggest point he's made is the user familiarity. Something difficult to overcome. Something that Linux has been working on to try and grab the Windows population.
Say what you must, but everytime I show KDE to Windows only users, they look puzzled. The minute I pop up a terminal, they're gone. Its the familiarity that's the hardest wall to scale. People don't like change.
First post on my own article. Feel the karma burn ;-).
But seriously, could you imagine what kind of toys your children could play with if this stuff became commercial??