You can definitely pronounce judgement on literary criticism. The trick is to apply whatever critical rules the author is using in his own critique of a work of literature to his own critique. Typically, they make the same "errors" they accuse the literary author of making. It's kind of fun.
The best way to study Lit. Crit. is with a pitcher of good beer. It helps to have nice looking members of the opposite sex in your study group.
with the PR photos. Get the actual images elsewhere. They have a "show" to put on, so people actually might decide they want to continue to fund space exploration. I know I prefer this to funding nation building/oil exploitation...
Well, we are not "evildoers." At least not the people with the guns. They might think *I* am. But they say that about anybody who opposes their tyranny.
Yes, the Nazis tried to build a "supergun" way back when. But, we're a lot better at that sort of thing now.
We carry all the fuel we need to reach a planet/moon with us along with our underwear. We should use simple "shuttles" (as originally proposed, not what we actually developed) to put people/payload up there. The fuel should arrive separately, via "dumb projectiles" that are fired up using gauss canons or some other "mass driver" technology ("big ass gun up the side of a mountain"). A small fleet of robotic "canister retrievers" can bring the fuel to you once you obtain orbit. You can stage the fuel delivery weeks in advance of a trip.
using Mac OS X and RedHat and SuSE. In fact, I rarely have trouble with Windoze 2000 or XP, but I don't *use* them as much, either. Still, for very little usage, they are by far the most "touch-needy" systems I manage.
It's been known since the Dom popped his first couple of corks.
Anyway, be sure to always drink from leaded crystal, which has the right sort of pore structure to support continuous beads of tiny bubbles (given a good wine sample - Korbel ain't never gonna taste good).
You might have restrictions from your ISP, particularly if it's a cable or traditional DSL (e.g. "baby bell") provider. They won't like you "sharing" your connection, nor is it ethical. Some ISPs don't care. Some will sell you a "business class" service that allows this. You might also talk to the many "freenet" (I support Austin FreeNet through United Way) communities mentioned before - they might have "co-op" services that you can use, so long as you are acting as a "free access point" (all my terms).
Just don't toss a WAP on a consumer cable subscription and expect to be compliant.
Good luck with the idea! I have told Little City more than once that their free WiFi access keeps me coming, despite there being a handful of good coffee shops in proximity.
Whenever I have to write up presentations or work on code, I disappear to this place for hours at a time, but magically, work gets done (free wireless, and decent, if not super speedy, net connectivity). I think smart managers (I'm one of them) understand that sitting in a cubie 8 hours per day does not consitute "putting in a day's work." WiFi lets us be the most productive we can be, no matter where we are. Sometimes, that means leaving the office.
Back a long time ago. I think it was on a PowerMac 7100/66 or something like that. Hell, it might have even been on my Quadra 660AV. Don't really recall...
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Don't have a cow.
I haven't used Finale since my old Mac IIci days (hey, I had like this "college" thing to deal with). Maybe it's time to try this again!
Bomb the living bejeepers out of those forces.
http://www.kmfdm.net/angsttl.html
Either that, or they will "embrace and extend" and we will start a new Dark Age.
...the kid doesn't have enough chores to keep him busy!
You can definitely pronounce judgement on literary criticism. The trick is to apply whatever critical rules the author is using in his own critique of a work of literature to his own critique. Typically, they make the same "errors" they accuse the literary author of making. It's kind of fun.
The best way to study Lit. Crit. is with a pitcher of good beer. It helps to have nice looking members of the opposite sex in your study group.
with the PR photos. Get the actual images elsewhere. They have a "show" to put on, so people actually might decide they want to continue to fund space exploration. I know I prefer this to funding nation building/oil exploitation...
So, instead of paying them, say $0.10 per bushel, you pay, say $0.30 per thousand lines of code...
He's going to hire them to run across Iraq, delivering USO packages to the troops.
How are you gentlemen !!
How hard is it to just type "google.com" in the box up top? Actually, since I use Safari, I just type my Google query in the search box up top :)
Even if they took a 100% loss on this, they would not topple the iPod. It's just that superior.
Well, we are not "evildoers." At least not the people with the guns. They might think *I* am. But they say that about anybody who opposes their tyranny.
Yes, the Nazis tried to build a "supergun" way back when. But, we're a lot better at that sort of thing now.
We carry all the fuel we need to reach a planet/moon with us along with our underwear. We should use simple "shuttles" (as originally proposed, not what we actually developed) to put people/payload up there. The fuel should arrive separately, via "dumb projectiles" that are fired up using gauss canons or some other "mass driver" technology ("big ass gun up the side of a mountain"). A small fleet of robotic "canister retrievers" can bring the fuel to you once you obtain orbit. You can stage the fuel delivery weeks in advance of a trip.
using Mac OS X and RedHat and SuSE. In fact, I rarely have trouble with Windoze 2000 or XP, but I don't *use* them as much, either. Still, for very little usage, they are by far the most "touch-needy" systems I manage.
It's been known since the Dom popped his first couple of corks.
Anyway, be sure to always drink from leaded crystal, which has the right sort of pore structure to support continuous beads of tiny bubbles (given a good wine sample - Korbel ain't never gonna taste good).
My wife would barf any time she smelled coffee.
Of course, now she's nursing and STILL can't drink it, but wants it again...
You might have restrictions from your ISP, particularly if it's a cable or traditional DSL (e.g. "baby bell") provider. They won't like you "sharing" your connection, nor is it ethical. Some ISPs don't care. Some will sell you a "business class" service that allows this. You might also talk to the many "freenet" (I support Austin FreeNet through United Way) communities mentioned before - they might have "co-op" services that you can use, so long as you are acting as a "free access point" (all my terms).
Just don't toss a WAP on a consumer cable subscription and expect to be compliant.
Good luck with the idea! I have told Little City more than once that their free WiFi access keeps me coming, despite there being a handful of good coffee shops in proximity.
You'll have to pick another date :)
(feliz cumpleanos a ti)
Whenever I have to write up presentations or work on code, I disappear to this place for hours at a time, but magically, work gets done (free wireless, and decent, if not super speedy, net connectivity). I think smart managers (I'm one of them) understand that sitting in a cubie 8 hours per day does not consitute "putting in a day's work." WiFi lets us be the most productive we can be, no matter where we are. Sometimes, that means leaving the office.
Why not just ask for a list of books worth reading? I've read a few that aren't the "best" ever, or the "worst," but it was worth the time.
These babies ought to be fun fer shootin'!
So, we just send in our $699 and we're good, right?
Next time, take the train!
Back a long time ago. I think it was on a PowerMac 7100/66 or something like that. Hell, it might have even been on my Quadra 660AV. Don't really recall...