Many amateur and professional body builders feel suspect that excess HGH leads to palumboism, which caused disfigurement and early death.
The observation is that 70s and 80s generation body builders, who took a lot of anabolic steroids, but not much else didn't get it. While several 90s gen body builders, who took HGH did.
> I don't expect the birds to actually get that far...and even if they did, we'd just be accusing them of impersonating Messiaen's works.
So we will have: Prelude and Fugue No. 1 in C major for the well-tempered hermit thrush . . . but if an equal tempered Hermit Thrush ever comes along and uses a dominant 7th to modulate to the key of G we'll all be flabbergasted.
If you want this on OSX (or windows?) you could install ifuse: https://github.com/libimobiled...
. . Not sure how to get it to mount a automatically when the device is plugged in though.
Living in Metro Manila, Philippines.
I have the TOP consumer-grade connection my phone company can offer (no fiber in my neighborhood).
Ping: 31ms
Down: 5.4mbps
Up: 0.94mbps
This lets me do all of my work including Skype calls with video and screen sharing, listen to music (iTunes, etc - download or YouTube clips (streaming)), and share it through the household.
Sometimes during school holidays I have to lock it down, otherwise the kids leave me about 0.1mbps each way to do my work.
As folks who've experimented with the anti-biotic and anti-viral effects of silver can attest, its important that we do indeed start with nano-particles. Bigger particles tend to have a plating effect and tattoo under the skin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
The Australian Chamber Orchestra used a virtual version of itself to reach out to new potential audience members.
This was using real audio and footage though - reassembled into an interractive experience.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s...
AFAIK, nicotine acts in a similar fashion to monamine oxidise inhibitor (MAO) mood stabilizers. It can be administered as required, and the dose easily controlled. I wonder if we could get the same benefits by vaping, while losing some of the negative health consequences?
There are some graphical programming languages - PureData is one.
Quick summary: Pd enables musicians, visual artists, performers, researchers, and developers to create software graphically, without writing lines of code. Pd is used to process and generate sound, video, 2D/3D graphics, and interface sensors, input devices, and MIDI.
I used it recently on a project and really enjoyed it. (Used it to remix the Australian Chamber Orchestra in real-time on iPads). Other folks are doing fantastic things with it too - check out the Rj Voyager App.
Although Pd is a turing complete language, I wouldn't want to write anything but specialized applications with it. Text-based OO is just so fluent and fast.
I'd love to have an onboard pulse oximeter . . . being young (ish) and in good health, on the rare times that I've had it measured it was 98-99%
However, I'm very curious about what happens during:
* Intense exercise
* Illness
I've even considered buying one just to find out. . .
They're right. . . using something like this to abstract and provide a standard API over all of the subtle differences in various Javascript implementation is definitely a hack.
You need to learn and become aware of these subtle differences yourself - handling each case separately. After a while you'll notice that you're doing this over and over again: Consider instead writing your own utilities to do DOM manipulation and other common features. And you'll no-doubt be relying on these utilities a lot, so it would be wise to allow accessing them using terse, short-hand method - the '$' symbol could work wonders here!!
More than one faith at once?
Mysticism involves incorporating elements from many faiths - the mystics believe that all roads lead to the same place.
And then there's Syncretism, which involves incorporating the rituals of one faith into another, unlike mysticism this is usually for political/power purposes.
These concepts also fit the analogy all too well!
Is this a ploy to get teenage kids to read more?
Scene1:
Pa: Hey kid, don't read these books - they're BANNED. . . go play GTA7 on Xbox or something.
Kid: Omfg! Banned you say?
Scene2:
[Kid reading and expanding horizons]
While the Philippines don't have a nuclear power plant, they do have off shore oil platforms.
We *do* have a nuclear power plant. . . It was just decided never to turn it on. . . thank fuck for that! (Because it was later damaged beyond repair in the Mount Pinatubo eruption of the 90s).
Such a storm would (and did) destroy other kinds of power plants.
I rather suspect those will be put back up on poles and towers rather than taking the opportunity to bury a such of the local grid as possible. The lesson will have to be re-learned.
I believe power pretty much always goes up on poles and over land here, not buried. . . Besides being Typhoon-prone, we're in the pacific ring of fire so are earthquake prone. . . Japan does the same thing. . It can get a little messy, though I'm sure it doesn't have to look like this typical manila example: http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTAIMc75zk7cAb0GAzO1u-uhgfJ1c3_ZqvvLPhURmhtJusKhWXh
The article contradicts itself.
On the one hand it says that people in individual cities already adjust their time locally to cater to the environment there. (Sunrise time, weather, trading partners, culture, etc).
On the other hand it says that changing the clocks will allow more collaboration and trading time with cities that were previously in different zones.
This project was sponsored by the Romanian government in the hope that the last of the remaining transylvanian vampires would be able to come out of hiding and live without persecution.
For someone who was always frying himself, he lived a long time. . . He was 87 when he died. Probably from natural causes, but it was world war II, and all of his papers had recently been confiscated by the FBI.
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Many amateur and professional body builders feel suspect that excess HGH leads to palumboism, which caused disfigurement and early death. The observation is that 70s and 80s generation body builders, who took a lot of anabolic steroids, but not much else didn't get it. While several 90s gen body builders, who took HGH did.
> I don't expect the birds to actually get that far...and even if they did, we'd just be accusing them of impersonating Messiaen's works. So we will have: Prelude and Fugue No. 1 in C major for the well-tempered hermit thrush . . . but if an equal tempered Hermit Thrush ever comes along and uses a dominant 7th to modulate to the key of G we'll all be flabbergasted.
If you want this on OSX (or windows?) you could install ifuse: https://github.com/libimobiled... . . Not sure how to get it to mount a automatically when the device is plugged in though.
Living in Metro Manila, Philippines. I have the TOP consumer-grade connection my phone company can offer (no fiber in my neighborhood). Ping: 31ms Down: 5.4mbps Up: 0.94mbps This lets me do all of my work including Skype calls with video and screen sharing, listen to music (iTunes, etc - download or YouTube clips (streaming)), and share it through the household. Sometimes during school holidays I have to lock it down, otherwise the kids leave me about 0.1mbps each way to do my work.
C'mon. The only sensible choice is base 2. Things get interesting at around 128 volts and up.
As folks who've experimented with the anti-biotic and anti-viral effects of silver can attest, its important that we do indeed start with nano-particles. Bigger particles tend to have a plating effect and tattoo under the skin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
The Australian Chamber Orchestra used a virtual version of itself to reach out to new potential audience members. This was using real audio and footage though - reassembled into an interractive experience. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s...
AFAIK, nicotine acts in a similar fashion to monamine oxidise inhibitor (MAO) mood stabilizers. It can be administered as required, and the dose easily controlled. I wonder if we could get the same benefits by vaping, while losing some of the negative health consequences?
As I understand it, heavy smokers lose ~13.4 years and not 8-10 as the article quotes. Is the shorter life span due to the side-effects of medication?
There are some graphical programming languages - PureData is one. Quick summary: Pd enables musicians, visual artists, performers, researchers, and developers to create software graphically, without writing lines of code. Pd is used to process and generate sound, video, 2D/3D graphics, and interface sensors, input devices, and MIDI. I used it recently on a project and really enjoyed it. (Used it to remix the Australian Chamber Orchestra in real-time on iPads). Other folks are doing fantastic things with it too - check out the Rj Voyager App. Although Pd is a turing complete language, I wouldn't want to write anything but specialized applications with it. Text-based OO is just so fluent and fast.
I'd love to have an onboard pulse oximeter . . . being young (ish) and in good health, on the rare times that I've had it measured it was 98-99% However, I'm very curious about what happens during: * Intense exercise * Illness I've even considered buying one just to find out. . .
They're right. . . using something like this to abstract and provide a standard API over all of the subtle differences in various Javascript implementation is definitely a hack. You need to learn and become aware of these subtle differences yourself - handling each case separately. After a while you'll notice that you're doing this over and over again: Consider instead writing your own utilities to do DOM manipulation and other common features. And you'll no-doubt be relying on these utilities a lot, so it would be wise to allow accessing them using terse, short-hand method - the '$' symbol could work wonders here!!
More than one faith at once? Mysticism involves incorporating elements from many faiths - the mystics believe that all roads lead to the same place. And then there's Syncretism, which involves incorporating the rituals of one faith into another, unlike mysticism this is usually for political/power purposes. These concepts also fit the analogy all too well!
Is this a ploy to get teenage kids to read more? Scene1: Pa: Hey kid, don't read these books - they're BANNED. . . go play GTA7 on Xbox or something. Kid: Omfg! Banned you say? Scene2: [Kid reading and expanding horizons]
Classic law of journalism strikes again: Any time a head-line starts with a question, the answer is 'no'.
Staff not performing to capacity? Burn them out (literally) with our new patented high-current implants!
That was my immediate thought too.
While the Philippines don't have a nuclear power plant, they do have off shore oil platforms.
We *do* have a nuclear power plant. . . It was just decided never to turn it on. . . thank fuck for that! (Because it was later damaged beyond repair in the Mount Pinatubo eruption of the 90s).
Such a storm would (and did) destroy other kinds of power plants.
I rather suspect those will be put back up on poles and towers rather than taking the opportunity to bury a such of the local grid as possible. The lesson will have to be re-learned.
I believe power pretty much always goes up on poles and over land here, not buried. . . Besides being Typhoon-prone, we're in the pacific ring of fire so are earthquake prone. . . Japan does the same thing. . It can get a little messy, though I'm sure it doesn't have to look like this typical manila example: http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTAIMc75zk7cAb0GAzO1u-uhgfJ1c3_ZqvvLPhURmhtJusKhWXh
The article contradicts itself. On the one hand it says that people in individual cities already adjust their time locally to cater to the environment there. (Sunrise time, weather, trading partners, culture, etc). On the other hand it says that changing the clocks will allow more collaboration and trading time with cities that were previously in different zones.
Will there be a kind of Moore's Law of Zombie books that comes in to play?
This project was sponsored by the Romanian government in the hope that the last of the remaining transylvanian vampires would be able to come out of hiding and live without persecution.
There are plenty of other places people can see these videos. I don't think it should be on Facebook.
For someone who was always frying himself, he lived a long time. . . He was 87 when he died. Probably from natural causes, but it was world war II, and all of his papers had recently been confiscated by the FBI.
I reckon the best study would just be to let them compete. . . and see what happens. Chances are they will be less harmful than cigs.