I haven't been on a boat in a year now and it's all I can think about. Everything I do the get the PhD is so I can make the $$$ to retire early and get back out on the water every day.
Yes you're correct about the 4500 series. I'm sitting next to a 4550 that's a work horse. We do roughly 2000 pages per month and replace the color cartridges about once a year and Black about twice that.
The only thing I would say about it is that if it isn't used continuously it goes into a cool down cycle that makes waiting for the warm-up on first document of the day tedious.
They already charge us Ten Bucks a semester to get FREE newspapers each semester. I hate USA Today and NYTimes. Maybe if something useful like WSJ was offered I wouldn't mind. At least the WSJ has funny opera reviews. There's nothing funny about the other two. Anyway, in this day and age we have something called the INTERNET where we can read news for free. I get my news from the Boston Globe and Salem Evening News both online. This lets me keep in touch with home without having to kill trees.
I don't want an unlimited free download of whatever the PSU feels is music. They can't get my choices in news papers right.
And another thing... Wouldn't students be able to argue that they're friends or at least peers... Doesn't that satisfy the Audio Home Recording Act of 1992?
Oh yeah one more thing... WE ARE PENN STATE!!!!!!!
I'm pretty sure Hollywood doesn't care if the seats were filled by 3 geeks or 2 geeks and their grandfather. It's kind of elitist snobbery to say a movie like LOTR is only for geeks and that the "Normals" should have stayed away.
Oh and it's called matinee pricing. The seats are cheaper during times when it's harder to get customers.
I have arthritis. Some day's are good. Some days are bad. Mostly it's in my knees and elbows. Lately it's been creeping into my knuckles. Now before I start yelling at the clouds like Grampa Simpson let me get to the point. The typing I can do today is probably not going to be the typing I do tomorrow. I see this as nothing but a bad idea. I don't want to be locked out because I've run out of Motrin.
Ok I can agree with you but how often do you read a book. Most books once. Some more then once if you really liked them. I've been through Halflife twice now and found new things the second time around. I have to admit I just this week got a PS2 and the only game I have is GTA3 but I do enjoy the cut scenes that move the game by moving the story. I'll probably get GTA:Vice City for the story too. That's not to say I'm never going to get Tony Hawk4. I loved TH3 on the PSone. No story there.
Games can be much more then just an exercise in rule based strategy. So what you're saying could also be applied to the motion picture. Think about it this way...
If you want a story read a book. If you want to see moving pictures get 6000 photographs and flip them down from the edge. Man, I thought that train was coming straight for me! Hee Hee, Look at Moe dance.
My point is interactive video games can be the new literature. They can immerse the player into the story in ways Hemmingway, Faulkner and Fitzgerald never could. There's an old saying that if Shakespeare were alive today he'd be writing TV sitcoms. I think if Shakespeare were alive tomorrow he'd be writing GTA5:The Ripoff of "TAXI DRIVER".
Rush Rush give me Yeayo... Someday a hard rain is going to wash all the scum away.
There goes all my cancer research if I can't get those vermin to come down with it. Dammit no matter how much sacharine I feed them they just seem fine.
My wife's diamond was a famly heirloom. For the engagement ring, we had it set into a white gold estate piece we got inexpensively. The jewler cut us a deal since we had to have custom bands (his and hers) made to order if we wanted them to match. He cut us a deal on the engagement ring and we gave him the business for the bands.
Theoretically they may have lowered the value of his house upon resale. Like murders or other infamous events in a house it's the sellers responsibility to inform the buyer or the deal can be busted at a later date. So the spammer must inform the next buyer that they may recieve a monthly flood of "For Alan Ralsky or current occupant" mail. I know I would think twice about moving into a cursed address.
HBO broadcast their signal without scrambling. You needed a very expensive and very large dish to get it. They tried to outlaw the dishes and I think it was decided that tough luck the signals fell on private property. So then they started to scramble the signal. I see a paralell here. If the wifi wasn't protected and the signal fell onto your property then it's yours for the taking.
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I haven't been on a boat in a year now and it's all I can think about. Everything I do the get the PhD is so I can make the $$$ to retire early and get back out on the water every day.
Lego, Homebrew, 4wd offroading, movies.
Isn't this kind of government waste why god invented Fox News at 10?
The only thing I would say about it is that if it isn't used continuously it goes into a cool down cycle that makes waiting for the warm-up on first document of the day tedious.
Didn't they start running out of addresses the minute the first address was issued?
I don't want an unlimited free download of whatever the PSU feels is music. They can't get my choices in news papers right.
And another thing... Wouldn't students be able to argue that they're friends or at least peers... Doesn't that satisfy the Audio Home Recording Act of 1992?
Oh yeah one more thing... WE ARE PENN STATE!!!!!!!
Oh and it's called matinee pricing. The seats are cheaper during times when it's harder to get customers.
Nobody ever worries about Francium poisoning.
Yeah and the article will end with a pitch to sell some Colloidal Silver machines. After all Colloidal Silver is natures antibiotic.
Yeah and it's going to be the Wymins Studies that'll end up landing her a job.
I have arthritis. Some day's are good. Some days are bad. Mostly it's in my knees and elbows. Lately it's been creeping into my knuckles. Now before I start yelling at the clouds like Grampa Simpson let me get to the point. The typing I can do today is probably not going to be the typing I do tomorrow. I see this as nothing but a bad idea. I don't want to be locked out because I've run out of Motrin.
Ok I can agree with you but how often do you read a book. Most books once. Some more then once if you really liked them. I've been through Halflife twice now and found new things the second time around. I have to admit I just this week got a PS2 and the only game I have is GTA3 but I do enjoy the cut scenes that move the game by moving the story. I'll probably get GTA:Vice City for the story too. That's not to say I'm never going to get Tony Hawk4. I loved TH3 on the PSone. No story there.
If you want a story read a book. If you want to see moving pictures get 6000 photographs and flip them down from the edge. Man, I thought that train was coming straight for me! Hee Hee, Look at Moe dance.
My point is interactive video games can be the new literature. They can immerse the player into the story in ways Hemmingway, Faulkner and Fitzgerald never could. There's an old saying that if Shakespeare were alive today he'd be writing TV sitcoms. I think if Shakespeare were alive tomorrow he'd be writing GTA5:The Ripoff of "TAXI DRIVER".
Rush Rush give me Yeayo... Someday a hard rain is going to wash all the scum away.
These new games are to TV what motion pictures were to literature.
There goes all my cancer research if I can't get those vermin to come down with it. Dammit no matter how much sacharine I feed them they just seem fine.
My wife's diamond was a famly heirloom. For the engagement ring, we had it set into a white gold estate piece we got inexpensively. The jewler cut us a deal since we had to have custom bands (his and hers) made to order if we wanted them to match. He cut us a deal on the engagement ring and we gave him the business for the bands.
Theoretically they may have lowered the value of his house upon resale. Like murders or other infamous events in a house it's the sellers responsibility to inform the buyer or the deal can be busted at a later date. So the spammer must inform the next buyer that they may recieve a monthly flood of "For Alan Ralsky or current occupant" mail. I know I would think twice about moving into a cursed address.
What if you pulled the legs off?
wire who used the power bleeding onto his property to run the dishwasher is any indication, you'll be going to jail for the power you're stealing too.
But if you rain beer down on my property don't expect to have it to drink yourself.
Exactly and if that land is next to a public park the you should expect a few visitors once in a while.
HBO broadcast their signal without scrambling. You needed a very expensive and very large dish to get it. They tried to outlaw the dishes and I think it was decided that tough luck the signals fell on private property. So then they started to scramble the signal. I see a paralell here. If the wifi wasn't protected and the signal fell onto your property then it's yours for the taking.
They wouldn't need the upgrade if the voters had struck down the DOR during the last election.
And wear one of those inflatable positive pressure anti-radiation suits with the big trapezoidal vinyl head compartment.
Just to let you know, the XP updates are a pain in the ass.