His calculations say that the rare-life hypothesis predicts only 361 advanced civilizations in the Milky Way now.
I'm thinking we should concentrate on making the one civ we know about "advanced" and then start working on finding out about the others. Then again what criteria are being used to determine advancedness?
I read the subject as "They got the idea from Deep Throat" and saw that your post was modded +5 funny and given the size and shape of the device, a giant rupture & spilling of fluid, I'd prepared myself accordingly.
I start reading and am mightily confused as I can't for the life of me remember how electrical connections or pan-dimensional beings have anything to with the topic in my mind until I realize my mistake. I had to stop, put on my Joo Janta 2000 Super-Chromatic Peril-Sensitive Sunglasses and re-read the whole post. Now I'm good.
But they are taking keyboard input from a human and replicating through to multiple accounts rather than computer generating the inputs to the game aka glider. As long as there's a human controlling the main keyboard and they don't start automating things I personally don't see this as a big deal. Pretty neat if you want to invest time to do it. I suppose if this sort of thing begins to negatively impact the game world Blizzard can take some steps mitigate it.
Well there's this one http://www.teslamotors.com/, but its a tad pricey. It's all electric not a hybrid, but has a range of 220 miles on a single charge, and great performance, though pushing the pedal to the floor would reduce your range a tad.
Eject,no, not unless you're in a jet fighter. Parachuting possibly, depending on the plane style, etc, but you'd have to realize you were in trouble and proceed to jump out. Perhaps he had a heart attack, stroke or otherwise wasn't in control of the plane when it collided. Perhaps he didn't have time to get out once he realized his situation, or he stayed at the helm trying to correct it the whole way it. That there was a lack of communications from him leads me to believe that it is likely that he had a an infarction of some sort and lost consciousness and died in the impact. They'll likely find some remains in the next new days but if they don't it it wouldn't surprise me a whole lot either.
That's what I thought. All the sites I can get to from work take about aging in oak barrels, because the various compounds in the charred wood in the barrel are absorbed over time. This process would stop once the product was bottled.
From CNN: Authorities found the plane Steve Fossett was flying when he disappeared last year, but they have not found the remains of the millionaire adventurer, the Madera County, California, sheriff said Thursday.
Man you ain't kidding. Take a look at the Capitol Hill region of space. That is one ultra dense region of hot air, that isn't just warping space-time this is a region of space where the wildest of idea's are warped into reality.
Why would they think they would necessarily be smooth. With the moons circling, comets flying by, Jupiter swinging around every so often. I'm surprised they're as evenly distributed as they are.
I'm pretty sure they do, but one only has to have a D to "Pass". Plus how many drop out and don't graduate.
When I was in high school, my Gov. teacher made us rewrite the constitution paraphrasing it. The whole thing. She read each one of 'em. At the time I thought, man this sucks. 23 years later though, I've still A much better than average grasp of how the government works and is supposed to work. I also take the time to make myself aware of what's going on governmentally speaking, because, dammit, this sh!t is important.
There doesn't seem to be anything about not meeting the requirements of actually preventing you from running for office, at least for the House, Senate & for President. The form doesn't ask for age, or even if you're a citizen, just that the information as provided is correct.
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His calculations say that the rare-life hypothesis predicts only 361 advanced civilizations in the Milky Way now.
I'm thinking we should concentrate on making the one civ we know about "advanced" and then start working on finding out about the others. Then again what criteria are being used to determine advancedness?
I read the subject as "They got the idea from Deep Throat" and saw that your post was modded +5 funny and given the size and shape of the device, a giant rupture & spilling of fluid, I'd prepared myself accordingly.
I start reading and am mightily confused as I can't for the life of me remember how electrical connections or pan-dimensional beings have anything to with the topic in my mind until I realize my mistake. I had to stop, put on my Joo Janta 2000 Super-Chromatic Peril-Sensitive Sunglasses and re-read the whole post. Now I'm good.
But they are taking keyboard input from a human and replicating through to multiple accounts rather than computer generating the inputs to the game aka glider. As long as there's a human controlling the main keyboard and they don't start automating things I personally don't see this as a big deal. Pretty neat if you want to invest time to do it. I suppose if this sort of thing begins to negatively impact the game world Blizzard can take some steps mitigate it.
Once all this is set up, he probably doesn't play all that much more, if at all than than a lot of people that single box.
Thanks.
I'll have to read those after work, content filter is blocking.
It's like an entrance exam. If you can't pass this simple test you can't play here, go home.
$50-100 on better earphones is better money spent than on one or two of these: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_aid
Are you really thinking or are you just performing tricks your parents programmed you to make you seem like you're thinking.
Granted, you don't want the tank to leak, but you you don't want the 5 gallon's of gasoline to spray up onto you and burst into flames either.
The question is not "Are they costly overhead?" the question is "Are they JUST costly overhead?"
I suspect he's referring to a hunting rifle in a visible gun rack in the rear window.
He is referring to Alabama after all.
Well there's this one http://www.teslamotors.com/, but its a tad pricey. It's all electric not a hybrid, but has a range of 220 miles on a single charge, and great performance, though pushing the pedal to the floor would reduce your range a tad.
Eject,no, not unless you're in a jet fighter.
Parachuting possibly, depending on the plane style, etc, but you'd have to realize you were in trouble and proceed to jump out. Perhaps he had a heart attack, stroke or otherwise wasn't in control of the plane when it collided. Perhaps he didn't have time to get out once he realized his situation, or he stayed at the helm trying to correct it the whole way it. That there was a lack of communications from him leads me to believe that it is likely that he had a an infarction of some sort and lost consciousness and died in the impact. They'll likely find some remains in the next new days but if they don't it it wouldn't surprise me a whole lot either.
They're saying that the damage looks like he flew straight into the side of the mountain and that it was extremely unlikely that it was a survivable impact.
http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/10/02/steve.fossett.search/index.html
That's what I thought.
All the sites I can get to from work take about aging in oak barrels, because the various compounds in the charred wood in the barrel are absorbed over time.
This process would stop once the product was bottled.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whisky
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotch_whisky
married a girl with a severely diminished sense of smell. Perfect girl for him, as his diet was horrendous and he produced fumes that, a!@%$^(*!@
I'm stroking out just thinking about 'em, you get the idea..
From CNN:
Authorities found the plane Steve Fossett was flying when he disappeared last year, but they have not found the remains of the millionaire adventurer, the Madera County, California, sheriff said Thursday.
http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/10/02/steve.fossett.search/index.html
Man you ain't kidding. Take a look at the Capitol Hill region of space. That is one ultra dense region of hot air, that isn't just warping space-time this is a region of space where the wildest of idea's are warped into reality.
You just call in a contractor as the project requires, eh?
Maybe they can nest their NAT's.
Would this be a partial explanation for the "Dark Energy" Phenomenon?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_energy
Why would they think they would necessarily be smooth. With the moons circling, comets flying by, Jupiter swinging around every so often. I'm surprised they're as evenly distributed as they are.
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I'm pretty sure they do, but one only has to have a D to "Pass". Plus how many drop out and don't graduate.
When I was in high school, my Gov. teacher made us rewrite the constitution paraphrasing it. The whole thing. She read each one of 'em. At the time I thought, man this sucks. 23 years later though, I've still A much better than average grasp of how the government works and is supposed to work. I also take the time to make myself aware of what's going on governmentally speaking, because, dammit, this sh!t is important.
Actually you have to be over 35 to hold the office of President, not to run for the office. Anyone can file the paper work and run for office.
The Statement of Candidacy is a very simple form with a minimal amount of information on it:
http://www.fec.gov/pdf/forms/fecfrm2.pdf
The directions provided the guidance you'd expect for such a simple form:
http://www.fec.gov/pdf/forms/fecfrm2i.pdf
There doesn't seem to be anything about not meeting the requirements of actually preventing you from running for office, at least for the House, Senate & for President. The form doesn't ask for age, or even if you're a citizen, just that the information as provided is correct.
Main FEC page with links to all the forms:
http://www.fec.gov/info/forms.shtml
Its a bigger hurdle to get your name printed on the ballot in the state or states, otherwise you're a write-in candidate.
I might have missed something but this seems pretty straight forward, anyone can run, not anyone can actually hold office.