Depends on how well that life extension research goes. If their goal is "fusion in our lifetime" they'd probably be better off researching life extension first.
Jimmy Causey, 46, fled the Lieber Correctional Institution in Ridgeville, S.C., on the evening of July 4th after leaving a paper mache doll in his bed to fool guards into thinking he was asleep. He was not discovered missing until Wednesday afternoon.
Recent advances in paper mache technology have moved beyond the limits where society can control them, and are clearly to blame for this escape. Paper mache obviously must be banned from all prisons and areas near them, as well as public parks, schools, and tattoo parlors. Paper mache has no legitimate uses that I can imagine, therefore only criminals use paper mache.
Not only that, but in many places if you do earn money your welfare is reduced. This produces perverse and counterproductive incentives. It seems that the system works well enough as is for the politicians, so little is being done to fix it for those on welfare.
Seems like a lot of trouble for 229 customers, I would think the Comcast loses more customers than that every day. From what I've observed of Comcast this could as easily be incompetence as malice, but likely it's a combination of the two. They should pay either way. Did Comcast raise rates after Telecom went out of business?
4. This was no accident. If you (mi) can't resist a car analogy, compare with the number of people murdered using cars. Or compare accidental gun related deaths to fatalities from car accidents. You weaken your argument when you make ridiculous comparisons.
So what's the argument in favor of letting them gouge prisoners and their families on phone calls? This seems counterproductive to the stated purpose of a prison, reform. Their punishment if supposed to be time behind bars, not high phone bills.
Like I said to Schroedinger, "What happens in the cat box, stays in the cat box"
That's the exact same thing my kids say when I tell them it's their turn to scoop the cat box. Wouldn't be surprised to find a dead cat in there from the smell.
The perfect tomato would be one that would actually grow well in a planter on my deck and would slug any squirrels that come near it. If it can get past those requirements, it should also taste great.
Actually archeologists and historians attribute the longevity of the Chinese culture to their early building skills, especially bridges and fences. While mostly known for great walls and fantastic bridges, the early culture especially relished their fence building technology. This started, they theorize, about 6000 years ago when an unknown builder in what would become central China one day went out to a field on his farm, and with primitive tools created the same fence pieces we still use today. Proudly pounding the initial piece into the ground, he stood back and declared: "First post!"
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What's the p-value for this trial?
Pentium?
Don't worry about Peak Stupidity, the government is busily working on renewable sources of Stupid.
Not in the lifetime of most people alive now.
Depends on how well that life extension research goes. If their goal is "fusion in our lifetime" they'd probably be better off researching life extension first.
Glad to help.
Paint is invaluable to me when I am asking someone at a remote Point of Sale to take a screenshot and e-mail it to me.
You can paste a screenshot directly into an e-mail using Thunderbird or Gmail, tested on Win7. Might work with other e-mail too.
Has there ever been a US press secretary so ill informed and/or prone to lying?
Not yet. I'm guessing whomever they get to replace Spinny Spice will make him seem wise and reputable by comparison.
The purpose of a race is to see who is faster.
Soon the purpose will be who finishes at the accepted time with the most weight.
Why use Delaware? It's less taxing than other states!
(add your own rimshot noise)
It's actually easy to see what Apple can do in a phone for $1200- just look at what Samsung/HTC/LG/etc. can do in a phone for $600.
Jimmy Causey, 46, fled the Lieber Correctional Institution in Ridgeville, S.C., on the evening of July 4th after leaving a paper mache doll in his bed to fool guards into thinking he was asleep. He was not discovered missing until Wednesday afternoon.
Recent advances in paper mache technology have moved beyond the limits where society can control them, and are clearly to blame for this escape. Paper mache obviously must be banned from all prisons and areas near them, as well as public parks, schools, and tattoo parlors. Paper mache has no legitimate uses that I can imagine, therefore only criminals use paper mache.
Combine two markets we already know are gullible and fact-averse. Re-market these as an anti-autism patch to use with vaccines.
Not only that, but in many places if you do earn money your welfare is reduced. This produces perverse and counterproductive incentives. It seems that the system works well enough as is for the politicians, so little is being done to fix it for those on welfare.
".... Those are kinds of evidence. "
Do you mean they're "alternative evidence"?
Maybe they were just trying to stay hip?
Seems like a lot of trouble for 229 customers, I would think the Comcast loses more customers than that every day. From what I've observed of Comcast this could as easily be incompetence as malice, but likely it's a combination of the two. They should pay either way. Did Comcast raise rates after Telecom went out of business?
4. This was no accident. If you (mi) can't resist a car analogy, compare with the number of people murdered using cars. Or compare accidental gun related deaths to fatalities from car accidents. You weaken your argument when you make ridiculous comparisons.
Speedy recovery for the injured.
Indeed. They sure are lucky they have healthcare.
So what's the argument in favor of letting them gouge prisoners and their families on phone calls? This seems counterproductive to the stated purpose of a prison, reform. Their punishment if supposed to be time behind bars, not high phone bills.
Would it be able to read hand gestures too? Because I know which one they'll get from my camera...
Like I said to Schroedinger, "What happens in the cat box, stays in the cat box"
That's the exact same thing my kids say when I tell them it's their turn to scoop the cat box. Wouldn't be surprised to find a dead cat in there from the smell.
Just wait until next year, when Apple rolls out their new 65-bit OS and accompanying product line...
Might actually be a bit quieter than usual, most of the trolls and asshats will be off enjoying their new discount.
The perfect tomato would be one that would actually grow well in a planter on my deck and would slug any squirrels that come near it. If it can get past those requirements, it should also taste great.
Actually archeologists and historians attribute the longevity of the Chinese culture to their early building skills, especially bridges and fences. While mostly known for great walls and fantastic bridges, the early culture especially relished their fence building technology. This started, they theorize, about 6000 years ago when an unknown builder in what would become central China one day went out to a field on his farm, and with primitive tools created the same fence pieces we still use today. Proudly pounding the initial piece into the ground, he stood back and declared: "First post!"
When the words "NASA" and "alien" appear in the same sentence, the answer is "no".
Counterexample:
"Trump's budget proposal cuts funding of NASA climate missions and eliminates tax credits to illegal aliens "
When the word "Trump" also appears in the sentence, the "no" should be preceded by an "oh ".
Perhaps if we can emit VLF radiation at very high frequency
If we emit Very Low Frequency radiation at very high frequency it won't be very low frequency any more.
Hmmm... Ok. So we can't increase the frequency, but what if we just took this Very Low Frequency radiation and shortened the wavelength?
Or you could change the Lambda instead.
That only works infrequently at best.