With hay bale and plaster, you might want to make sure you have some good mounting materials in the walls for things like 80 lb-100 lb flat panels that will be wall mounted. One other way to mount flat panels against the wall would be to have them suspended by wires from a ceiling mounting board, similar to museums and such. That way, you're not putting any more holes than necessary in the walls.
I'll be starting a rammed earth home later this year and one thing I'm thinking of is coming up with some kind of flip up chair rail that will provide easy access to wiring channels. Maybe some fold out molding around doorways as well and hollow vegas for ceiling wiring channels.
Sure it wasn't the Cat Detector Van? Never understood that Python bit as a kid. Thank god for the interweb. I learn all sorts of kewl things now-a-daize.
I think my car would look cool with a giant tinfoil hat. Will have to make it in a pyramid shape so that I could sharpen razor blades in the car and see auras.
But, if my rear tires are spinning and my odometer is clicking over but I'm not really moving that far down the road, all I'm really using up are tires.
The odometer in my '70 Impala w/7.4L hasn't worked for years. It just clicks trying to move from 5/10ths a mile to 6/10ths a mile. I think some gear's stripped in the dash unit.
Aren't at least one of the current consoles run on a PPC processor? Would it be that difficult to create a software layer or application that could run game files on a Mac PPC system as if they were running on a console?
I just wish I could find a cheap 17" wide black a/v style case with a small lcd touch screen built into it. Would make it easy to incorporate a pc into my a/v rack.
If we build a conductive ring around Mars and run a current through it, we should be able to get it's core spinning, assuming it has a nickel-iron core.
The sushi I've had (the good stuff) always tastes like good fish to me. And our chef (once a year private party) brings the fish in fresh from the dock. Nothing like good fresh grouper and tuna.
Now, if you mean that good sushi shouldn't taste like canned cat food, well, then, yes. Sushi should taste like fish. At least the sashimi.
speechless: unable to speak temporarily; "struck dumb"; "speechless with shock" www.cogsci.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/webwn
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Characteristic description of a young wine with yet-to-develop aromas and flavours. A synonym for "closed-in". Named so because it seems "unable to speak". zebra.biol.sc.edu/smell/wine_glossary.htm l
Characteristic description of a young wine with yet-to-develop aromas and flavours. A synonym for "closed-in". Named so because it seems "unable to speak". www.radanovich.house.gov/wine/tastingglos sary.htm
ADJECTIVE: (Offensive) A synonym for mute, or unable to speak, now considered offensive. In its nineteenth-century usage, it did not reflect anything about mental or intellectual abilities. An example of its continuing use is the expression "dumb struck." www.disabilitymuseum.org/glossary.php
Describes a phase that young wines undergo when their flavors and aromas are undeveloped. A synonym of CLOSED. The cause and lthe duration of this phase is a subject of great controversy, and one which seemingly lacks scientific explanation. 128.200.136.180/ea/wine/tastings/glo ssary.html
implying the lack of a programmed in intelligence www.netprivacypower.org/glossary/
from natural infirmity (Ex. 4:11); not knowing what to say (Prov. 31:8); unwillingness to speak (Ps. 39:9; Lev. 10:3). Christ repeatedly restored the dumb (Matt. 9:32, 33; Luke 11:14; Matt. 12:22) to the use of speech. www.jesuscaresaboutyou.org/ebd/T0001000.h tml
Describes a phase young wines undergo when their flavors and aromas are undeveloped. A synonym of closed. www.judgedolph.com/Generalpages/WineGloss ary.asp
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Not with my cheese grater you don't! Go find your own.
With hay bale and plaster, you might want to make sure you have some good mounting materials in the walls for things like 80 lb-100 lb flat panels that will be wall mounted. One other way to mount flat panels against the wall would be to have them suspended by wires from a ceiling mounting board, similar to museums and such. That way, you're not putting any more holes than necessary in the walls.
I'll be starting a rammed earth home later this year and one thing I'm thinking of is coming up with some kind of flip up chair rail that will provide easy access to wiring channels. Maybe some fold out molding around doorways as well and hollow vegas for ceiling wiring channels.
Back in '97, my friends and I were laughing at an ad for a 'Web Master' with 10 years experience.
I think the teacher would notice if there was only one nerd kid in their class, duct taped to his chair and bound with 35 RFID tags.
You mean Godswin's Law?
Sure it wasn't the Cat Detector Van? Never understood that Python bit as a kid. Thank god for the interweb. I learn all sorts of kewl things now-a-daize.
I think my car would look cool with a giant tinfoil hat. Will have to make it in a pyramid shape so that I could sharpen razor blades in the car and see auras.
But, if my rear tires are spinning and my odometer is clicking over but I'm not really moving that far down the road, all I'm really using up are tires.
The odometer in my '70 Impala w/7.4L hasn't worked for years. It just clicks trying to move from 5/10ths a mile to 6/10ths a mile. I think some gear's stripped in the dash unit.
Aren't at least one of the current consoles run on a PPC processor? Would it be that difficult to create a software layer or application that could run game files on a Mac PPC system as if they were running on a console?
I just wish I could find a cheap 17" wide black a/v style case with a small lcd touch screen built into it. Would make it easy to incorporate a pc into my a/v rack.
They could sell vials of Vulcan sweat or something. The geeks would line up to pay.
Which brings up why there aren't any British computers; They can't find a way to make them leak oil.
Which is one reason you'll see 'grease pencils' being used in Sky Lab. Much more professional sounding than calling them crayons.
I wonder if the Russian's electronics was built on such a scale that carbon particles weren't a problem?
NASA - where using a pencil is just way too obvious a solution.
And getting carbon dust in your electronics is just an idle worry.
If we build a conductive ring around Mars and run a current through it, we should be able to get it's core spinning, assuming it has a nickel-iron core.
If Mars can be made to look anything like Frank Cho's vision, I'm all for it.
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Cavett, Sargent, or York?
And some mechanics would fill the crank case with Hershy's chocolate syrup?
The sushi I've had (the good stuff) always tastes like good fish to me. And our chef (once a year private party) brings the fish in fresh from the dock. Nothing like good fresh grouper and tuna.
Now, if you mean that good sushi shouldn't taste like canned cat food, well, then, yes. Sushi should taste like fish. At least the sashimi.
Don't let SciFi pick it up!
Duh. I should of googled it:
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speechless: unable to speak temporarily; "struck dumb"; "speechless with shock"
www.cogsci.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/webwn
lacking the power of human speech; "dumb animals"
www.cogsci.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/webwn
unable to speak because of hereditary deafness
www.cogsci.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/webwn
Not revealing flavor or aroma; closed; typical of wines that are too young or too cold.
www.sallys-place.com/beverages/wine/wine_g
Characteristic description of a young wine with yet-to-develop aromas and flavours. A synonym for "closed-in". Named so because it seems "unable to speak".
zebra.biol.sc.edu/smell/wine_glossary.ht
Characteristic description of a young wine with yet-to-develop aromas and flavours. A synonym for "closed-in". Named so because it seems "unable to speak".
www.radanovich.house.gov/wine/tastingglo
ADJECTIVE: (Offensive) A synonym for mute, or unable to speak, now considered offensive. In its nineteenth-century usage, it did not reflect anything about mental or intellectual abilities. An example of its continuing use is the expression "dumb struck."
www.disabilitymuseum.org/glossary.php
Describes a phase that young wines undergo when their flavors and aromas are undeveloped. A synonym of CLOSED. The cause and lthe duration of this phase is a subject of great controversy, and one which seemingly lacks scientific explanation.
128.200.136.180/ea/wine/tastings/gl
implying the lack of a programmed in intelligence
www.netprivacypower.org/glossary/
from natural infirmity (Ex. 4:11); not knowing what to say (Prov. 31:8); unwillingness to speak (Ps. 39:9; Lev. 10:3). Christ repeatedly restored the dumb (Matt. 9:32, 33; Luke 11:14; Matt. 12:22) to the use of speech.
www.jesuscaresaboutyou.org/ebd/T0001000.
Describes a phase young wines undergo when their flavors and aromas are undeveloped. A synonym of closed.
www.judgedolph.com/Generalpages/WineGlos
What? I like looking at PlayBoy and Hustler in the news stands at 7-11, while sucking down an all syrup 7&7 Slurpee!
Is this that place that didn't want to conflict with McDunelds?
Damn, Apple didn't hire me 10 years ago, when I dropped out of college to fix Macs. Why did I ever buy another Mac?