"Geological evidence suggests that during a future eruption, Cumbre Vieja Volcano on the Island of La Palma may experience a catastrophic failure of its west flank, dropping 150 to 500 km3 of rock into the sea." I think this would take decades to remove.
Learn the way science works before you "test the waters of bioinformatics". Reading your rant tells me that you dont have the vaguest idea of how to even create a hypothesis and experiment, let alone do research on your own.
Tournaments for quake 3 dont exist like they used to. When quake 3 goes away, his skills will not entirely transfer to the next new game, and some other person who plays 10 hours a day will be the next best player. Anyone who wants to make a living playing a video game should have their head examined.
Blood elves are a nonplayable race since they are scattered, corrupt, and mostly on another planet. The Scourge are the evil group of undead led by the lich king (arthas became one with nerzhul to become the super powerful lich king). The playable undead race are undead that have freed themselves from the lich king.
From what I understand, ANYONE can do it according to the new law. If I feel that you have infringed on something that I copyrighted, I could sue you without any real proof.
The difference is that the Koreans seem to play games that require skill. Americans play games like everquest that only require enough time to get a high level. A competitive level at everquest? What a joke.
In reply to your comment a) it is invasive, but not much more than a needle prick. If the technology works, I could see it becoming sort of an outpatient surgery.
b) It is fairly easy these days to make antibodies for specific molecules. Most diseases already have antibodies that you can order. The methods for developing antibodies is already out there, and the methods for purifying them are getting better and better. I should know, I do this for a living!
In conclusion, I can think of dozens of uses for this if it can really do what they say it can, and only some of them pertain directly to the treatment of disease. This could be an incredible tool for scientists to use!
RTS games are the most difficult games to make for multiplayer in my opinion. The reason for this is two fold. If you are brand new, and just trying to play the games online, you will lose to everyone. Unlike fps games or mmorpgs, even experienced players cant just pick up the game and expect to do well. The second reason is a balance issue. Even if you become good at the games, there are always serious balance issues which take an incredible amount of time to manage. There are very few companies that have the resources to handle this, and even those that do often have problems for months or years.
I can teach my grandmother to play a game like everquest, and she will be just as good as anybody else. I still think they are fun, but they take no skill to play. There is no competition. There usually is only a mild penalty if you die. I like games that you can lose, where you have to start over if you messed up. Games where there is real competition. I am sure there are rpgs out there like that, but everquest and ashrons call are not among them. I play games for the challenge, not just mindless entertainment. If I wanted that, I would just watch a reality tv show.
Carcinogens are for the most part carcinogens to all amimals. The ames test is the current test which is done on bacteria to determine if a substance is a mutagen(not the same as a carcinogen, but close). DNA is DNA every plant and animal AND dinosaur has it. A substance that causes cancer in one animal will in all likelyhood cause cancer in another.
If someone offered litigation insurance, I think I would gladly pay. Join a P2P network for a small fee, and have that money go for insurance. If the RIAA decides to sue individuals en mass, this money would be used to fight them. I would rather flush my money down the toilet than give it to the RIAA.
Most massive online games like everquest require very little real skill to become good at. I could teach my grandmother how to play, and in a few months, she would be as good as anyone else. Games like quake and warcraft take hundreds or thousands of hours to develop skills, memorize maps, and develop strategies. Most importantly is that you have to have real talent. I will never be as good at golf as tiger woods, even if I had been trained from birth. The same holds true in video games, like it or not.
I wrote a C++ program in college to calculate the odds. I am sure I am was not alone in doing this since I wrote the algorithm in about 5 minutes, and the program in about 20.
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"Geological evidence suggests that during a future eruption, Cumbre Vieja Volcano on the Island of La Palma may experience a catastrophic failure of its west flank, dropping 150 to 500 km3 of rock into the sea."
I think this would take decades to remove.
Im hoping it beats out Hippo Sweat
Vodka and "apple sauce" for everyone!
Learn the way science works before you "test the waters of bioinformatics". Reading your rant tells me that you dont have the vaguest idea of how to even create a hypothesis and experiment, let alone do research on your own.
Tournaments for quake 3 dont exist like they used to. When quake 3 goes away, his skills will not entirely transfer to the next new game, and some other person who plays 10 hours a day will be the next best player. Anyone who wants to make a living playing a video game should have their head examined.
Blood elves are a nonplayable race since they are scattered, corrupt, and mostly on another planet. The Scourge are the evil group of undead led by the lich king (arthas became one with nerzhul to become the super powerful lich king). The playable undead race are undead that have freed themselves from the lich king.
From what I understand, ANYONE can do it according to the new law. If I feel that you have infringed on something that I copyrighted, I could sue you without any real proof.
Oh come on now, what could possibly get on their hands at a fish procesesing plant!
Europe is about ten times worse than the US. As soon as they "go out of business", then I will start worrying.
I wish there were more people like you around. I have lost track of the number of times I have had to explain what you said to people.
The difference is that the Koreans seem to play games that require skill. Americans play games like everquest that only require enough time to get a high level. A competitive level at everquest? What a joke.
Obviously you have never played against really good people. If you had, you wouldnt make such a stupid comment.
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In reply to your comment
a) it is invasive, but not much more than a needle prick. If the technology works, I could see it becoming sort of an outpatient surgery.
b) It is fairly easy these days to make antibodies for specific molecules. Most diseases already have antibodies that you can order. The methods for developing antibodies is already out there, and the methods for purifying them are getting better and better. I should know, I do this for a living!
In conclusion, I can think of dozens of uses for this if it can really do what they say it can, and only some of them pertain directly to the treatment of disease. This could be an incredible tool for scientists to use!
RTS games are the most difficult games to make for multiplayer in my opinion. The reason for this is two fold. If you are brand new, and just trying to play the games online, you will lose to everyone. Unlike fps games or mmorpgs, even experienced players cant just pick up the game and expect to do well. The second reason is a balance issue. Even if you become good at the games, there are always serious balance issues which take an incredible amount of time to manage. There are very few companies that have the resources to handle this, and even those that do often have problems for months or years.
Yeast are shaken when they are grown in a lab environment. It has probably has nothing whatsoever to do with "spreading" apart the cells.
I bent the fish until I heard a cracking noise and shook it up, but it didnt start glowing. I want my money back!
Now I just have to find someone that can graft a human head to a sea urchin.
Maybe you should get some new friends that actually play the games and tell you their honest opinions.
I can teach my grandmother to play a game like everquest, and she will be just as good as anybody else. I still think they are fun, but they take no skill to play. There is no competition. There usually is only a mild penalty if you die. I like games that you can lose, where you have to start over if you messed up. Games where there is real competition. I am sure there are rpgs out there like that, but everquest and ashrons call are not among them. I play games for the challenge, not just mindless entertainment. If I wanted that, I would just watch a reality tv show.
Carcinogens are for the most part carcinogens to all amimals. The ames test is the current test which is done on bacteria to determine if a substance is a mutagen(not the same as a carcinogen, but close). DNA is DNA every plant and animal AND dinosaur has it. A substance that causes cancer in one animal will in all likelyhood cause cancer in another.
If someone offered litigation insurance, I think I would gladly pay. Join a P2P network for a small fee, and have that money go for insurance. If the RIAA decides to sue individuals en mass, this money would be used to fight them. I would rather flush my money down the toilet than give it to the RIAA.
Most massive online games like everquest require very little real skill to become good at. I could teach my grandmother how to play, and in a few months, she would be as good as anyone else. Games like quake and warcraft take hundreds or thousands of hours to develop skills, memorize maps, and develop strategies. Most importantly is that you have to have real talent. I will never be as good at golf as tiger woods, even if I had been trained from birth. The same holds true in video games, like it or not.
I wrote a C++ program in college to calculate the odds. I am sure I am was not alone in doing this since I wrote the algorithm in about 5 minutes, and the program in about 20.
I just started goldfish juggling! Can you give me the url to the guys site?!?