I've heard of people who are left unable to speak (due to a stroke or other brain trauma) still being able to curse and swear like sailors. This does seem to indicate that swearing is linked to something more than just the speech center.
How so? My stations are playing the same kind of music they've always played. In fact, they seem to have picked up some new artists lately, which is nice.
Personally, I rather like the way many cellphones handle this: show the letter that was typed for a moment and THEN mask it. This allows you to spot typos and correct them without having to blank the field and start over.
Changing electrical energy into thrust? You got it. Space agencies have been using it for years. And, as an added bonus, it makes a neat blue glow when you do it!
Today, even a poor man today can purchase strawberries in the dead of winter. And they are larger, sweeter strawberries than any that could be had at any other time in history. Magic.
I'll second this. This extension has changed the way I use the browser, and for the better. If Mozilla really hates the way the default tabs function, they need to start looking at Tree Style Tabs for a replacement.
I was waiting for Spock Prime (as he was credited) to vanish at the end like Marty McFly. Apparently there are multiple, simultaneously existing timelines in Star Trek. The fact that Spock Prime is still around means that all the events of the original Star Trek universe, including Next Generation, Voyager and DS9 happened and will (paging Dr. Streetmentioner!) continue to have happened.
Alternatively, the timeline will still be resolved in a future movie, but I kind of hope not. I'd love to believe there's a universe where Nemesis never happened.
Having watched tons of nature documentaries, my first thought in that scene was that the "there's always a bigger fish" monster was protecting its kill from a potential rival. The really cringe-y part for me was when it clumsily fell down the ice cliff after Kirk. What's that klutzy in nature?... maybe it was a BABY giant red cloverfield/crayfish monster.
On the upside, if you manage to reassemble yourself from that state, you'll get a nifty blue glow and no one will arrest you for running around naked all day.
Because, if you actually read the linked page, you'll see that the rust-colored streaks show up even on accurate color images. The false-color ones are clearly marked as such.
A red streak, huh? Looking at the picture, it's sort of a orange-red rust color. A rust-colored streak in the middle of a bunch of ice. What does it remind me of? Ah, yes.
Unfortunately I just tried to log in to my bank account via lynx, and it just silently brings me back to the top of the page whenever I try to put in my username.
Slashdot Mirror
Thank you, Calvin's dad.
I've heard of people who are left unable to speak (due to a stroke or other brain trauma) still being able to curse and swear like sailors. This does seem to indicate that swearing is linked to something more than just the speech center.
How so? My stations are playing the same kind of music they've always played. In fact, they seem to have picked up some new artists lately, which is nice.
They don't need grounds. They can bankrupt you just by filing the suit and dragging out the proceedings.
What's the storage capacity of a human brain? We know how much THAT weighs, on average.
I'd love an updated version of Day of the Tentacle.
That is all.
If people stopped paying for Norton, how will they be able to keep up the under-the-table payments to virus writers?
Personally, I rather like the way many cellphones handle this: show the letter that was typed for a moment and THEN mask it. This allows you to spot typos and correct them without having to blank the field and start over.
Changing electrical energy into thrust? You got it. Space agencies have been using it for years. And, as an added bonus, it makes a neat blue glow when you do it!
Do you really, honestly believe the CIA is competent enough to organize a nation-wide rebellion?
Obviously you hadn't eaten enough trail mix yet.
But it doesn't matter (at least to those of us in the USA), because in 2014 incandescent bulbs will be banned.
Today, even a poor man today can purchase strawberries in the dead of winter. And they are larger, sweeter strawberries than any that could be had at any other time in history. Magic.
I'll second this. This extension has changed the way I use the browser, and for the better. If Mozilla really hates the way the default tabs function, they need to start looking at Tree Style Tabs for a replacement.
I was waiting for Spock Prime (as he was credited) to vanish at the end like Marty McFly. Apparently there are multiple, simultaneously existing timelines in Star Trek. The fact that Spock Prime is still around means that all the events of the original Star Trek universe, including Next Generation, Voyager and DS9 happened and will (paging Dr. Streetmentioner!) continue to have happened.
Alternatively, the timeline will still be resolved in a future movie, but I kind of hope not. I'd love to believe there's a universe where Nemesis never happened.
Having watched tons of nature documentaries, my first thought in that scene was that the "there's always a bigger fish" monster was protecting its kill from a potential rival. The really cringe-y part for me was when it clumsily fell down the ice cliff after Kirk. What's that klutzy in nature? ... maybe it was a BABY giant red cloverfield/crayfish monster.
But would it be X as in Xavier? Or X as in xenophobe?
On the upside, if you manage to reassemble yourself from that state, you'll get a nifty blue glow and no one will arrest you for running around naked all day.
Ha ha! Dangly parts.
Because, if you actually read the linked page, you'll see that the rust-colored streaks show up even on accurate color images. The false-color ones are clearly marked as such.
Like the nice, safe, warm, possibly sulfur-filled depths of the ocean beneath Europa's frozen surface?
A red streak, huh? Looking at the picture, it's sort of a orange-red rust color. A rust-colored streak in the middle of a bunch of ice. What does it remind me of? Ah, yes.
And the main character will open his mouth when he jumps, like he's screaming.
Oh wait, the Bionic Commando dude can't jump. Well, that's one worry less!
I hope so.
Unfortunately I just tried to log in to my bank account via lynx, and it just silently brings me back to the top of the page whenever I try to put in my username.
Ah well.
thank you.