Yeah, but the shipping costs to Africa or wherever are the problem. It's bad enough with non-perishables. Too bad we couldn't ship them our old TV sets. I saw some in Nicaragua that I would have thrown out 20 years ago.
In 1968, I could drive 11 miles to night classes at the University of Detroit and not stop along the way, in fact I only had to touch the brakes at one intersection. This was down 6 Mile Road with a lot of traffic lights. But no traffic, so I could adjust my speed.
Mine at work is older than that, and I can run everything on Ubuntu 11.10 except Compiz and edit HD video. I don't know why businesses think they need a 3 year cycle of buy new boxes, pay Microsoft tax again.
Madagascar hasn't snapped out of it yet. They're now burning the rain forests and stealing the old growth rosewood forests. And the road repair stopped when the French left. They have no idea how to govern themselves.
BTW except for the part about God creating the heavens and the earth, your scientific timeline of creation tracks Genesis 1:2-32 although with 3000 years of filling in the details.
I hear the Nevada Test Site gives tours now. The Sedan crater (open-air mountain-clearing experiment) is worth the trip. Seeing it on Google Earth isn't the same.
I've bought a number of scanning missions on Radarsat-1 and they weren't that expensive, a couple hundred loonies for a couple minutes (hundreds of square miles). And better resolution because it's at C band (5.2 GHz). So I dunno where they get the 50:1 return. It takes some maintenance too.
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Or when a proven carcinogen, oral contraceptives, are not clearly labeled as such.
http://www.prlog.org/10922665-birth-control-pill-shown-to-be-carcinogen.html
And if they had a monopoly, it would help, too.
Belgium ran without a government for over a year.
...has a whole wing?
And if they check your shoe soles as you leave and find some pollen, they sue you?
It's Rush Limbaugh.
Yeah, but the shipping costs to Africa or wherever are the problem. It's bad enough with non-perishables. Too bad we couldn't ship them our old TV sets. I saw some in Nicaragua that I would have thrown out 20 years ago.
In 1968, I could drive 11 miles to night classes at the University of Detroit and not stop along the way, in fact I only had to touch the brakes at one intersection. This was down 6 Mile Road with a lot of traffic lights. But no traffic, so I could adjust my speed.
They come up with the new evidence.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_Lema%C3%AEtre
Don't confuse priests with fundamentalists.
Visio support => I will finally be Microsoft free!
Uhhh, check that, I still have a MS mouse...
Since when? They eat poutine.
"People's Republic of Canuckistan..." Pat Buchanan called it.
Mine at work is older than that, and I can run everything on Ubuntu 11.10 except Compiz and edit HD video. I don't know why businesses think they need a 3 year cycle of buy new boxes, pay Microsoft tax again.
Our TV is a 15 year old CRT with a converter box, and we only get broadcast TV, because I pay to have trash taken away, not delivered.
Now get off my lawn.
Madagascar hasn't snapped out of it yet. They're now burning the rain forests and stealing the old growth rosewood forests. And the road repair stopped when the French left. They have no idea how to govern themselves.
http://www.cuttherope.ie/
Since we're discussing science and religion. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-xpVueJyjwc
BTW except for the part about God creating the heavens and the earth, your scientific timeline of creation tracks Genesis 1:2-32 although with 3000 years of filling in the details.
My wife uses a malware client called "Windows Seven". Now I can change her over to GPL.
Cut school budget? (try to) Eliminate football.
Cut city budget? (try to) Fire policemen.
> 3. Make Firefox your default browser
And DuckDuckGo your default search engine
...we had spent the 13 billion (1968 dollars) in renewable energy research?
Somebody tell Bill that nukes are over. So is Windows. And "Bing" is not a verb, like "google".
What about Gallium arsenide? Silicon carbide? Indium phosphide? Gallium nitride? All were going to replace silicon.
I hear the Nevada Test Site gives tours now. The Sedan crater (open-air mountain-clearing experiment) is worth the trip. Seeing it on Google Earth isn't the same.
HAARP? Booooring.
Wright-Patt air museum? Worth a whole day.
I've bought a number of scanning missions on Radarsat-1 and they weren't that expensive, a couple hundred loonies for a couple minutes (hundreds of square miles). And better resolution because it's at C band (5.2 GHz). So I dunno where they get the 50:1 return. It takes some maintenance too.
They should NOT be putting rodent-friendly stuff in them. Meat, dog shit, etc.
You should try Windows 7. Then you'll appreciate Ubuntu a lot more.