Taking a look at this, I see that Racine county is not listed. Per the doc, "Implementing the 2015 Ozone Standards – Designated State Areas", "Areas not listed will be addressed in a separate future action"
Yeah, I was thinking "what, scientists can't recognize their data after a transform any more?"
Needles to say, if the corrections went his way, we'd be hearing from him a gentle, persuasive discourse on why scientific data is always an approximation, and fine-tuning and correcting for errors is simply the way science works.
"What if I collected all of the information about how often I bought shoes over the last ten years. According to you, that has any value whatsoever because "it's good to have information"."
With that data we could prove, once and for all, whether or not you are Bigfoot.
You'll have to try harder. The Google still can't find all of your posts with "neighborhoods that have buried nuclear reactors". At least their not surfacing to the first page, because whoever looks past the first page anyways, right? So, perhaps if we discuss neighborhoods that have a buried nuclear reactor a little more, neighborhoods that have buried nuclear reactors will have a better page rank, rather than old articles from 2008 about neighborhoods that have buried nuclear reactors..sig Oblig. "neighborhoods that have buried nuclear reactors"
I'm not getting any hits with a quick search on this stuff. A lot of "in 5 years" prognoses from 2008. Other more recent articles still describe it in the future tense.
"But considered more deeply, it represents the human desire to find ways to outlive ourselves and our bodies, to be remembered once our time here on Earth is up."
Mmm. Outlive? Did they miss this part? As stated by the always affable Douglas Adams:
"What does sundive mean? The ship is going to dive into the sun. Sun. Dive. It's very simple to understand."
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If you RTFA, Subarus are not supported. Interestingly, the system is only able to support up to 10 bumper stickers.
That's because 10 bumper stickers will completely cover the back of a Subaru; plate, lights and all.
What's ebcdic?
Big Tea.
Why Photonic Quantum Analog? Because it *sounds* better!
Good. Another law regulating harmless activities between consenting adults bites the dust...
Wanna bet?
Taking a look at this, I see that Racine county is not listed. Per the doc, "Implementing the 2015 Ozone Standards – Designated State Areas", "Areas not listed will be addressed in a separate future action"
In a few million years, Marsians will wonder if the initial bacteria they came from a few million years ago were brought from outer space.
But I'll bet they'll appreciate their rotors.
Yeah, I was thinking "what, scientists can't recognize their data after a transform any more?"
Needles to say, if the corrections went his way, we'd be hearing from him a gentle, persuasive discourse on why scientific data is always an approximation, and fine-tuning and correcting for errors is simply the way science works.
"What if I collected all of the information about how often I bought shoes over the last ten years. According to you, that has any value whatsoever because "it's good to have information"."
With that data we could prove, once and for all, whether or not you are Bigfoot.
Ditto for missing the "s" in "reactors" in the phrase "neighborhoods that have buried nuclear reactor".
Your welcome.
PS: I wrote "their" instead of "they're" to prove that I'm not a bot just repeating neighborhoods that have buried nuclear reactor over and over.
You'll have to try harder. The Google still can't find all of your posts with "neighborhoods that have buried nuclear reactors". At least their not surfacing to the first page, because whoever looks past the first page anyways, right? So, perhaps if we discuss neighborhoods that have a buried nuclear reactor a little more, neighborhoods that have buried nuclear reactors will have a better page rank, rather than old articles from 2008 about neighborhoods that have buried nuclear reactors. .sig
Oblig. "neighborhoods that have buried nuclear reactors"
It's Vulcan.
Wrong reply, ivanbot. Toggle and try again.
Too many drones out there that already don't understand jokes.
Yep, 1.5 ftw. Also, always end a sentence with a cr/lf. This is the clearest method and there are no ambiguities. Unless you have a newline char.
Yah, he hooked me up above, dammit. I realized it when I found him accidentally making a true comment further down the thread.
I'm not getting any hits with a quick search on this stuff. A lot of "in 5 years" prognoses from 2008. Other more recent articles still describe it in the future tense.
We all know when using graphs at the large scale every shit is converging towards number 6.
As proven by the "Kevin Bacon Six Degrees of Separation" theory.
thrich81 shows you to be incorrect. How say you?
"But considered more deeply, it represents the human desire to find ways to outlive ourselves and our bodies, to be remembered once our time here on Earth is up."
Mmm. Outlive? Did they miss this part? As stated by the always affable Douglas Adams:
"What does sundive mean? The ship is going to dive into the sun. Sun. Dive. It's very simple to understand."
... what the HECK are people doing with their phones where melanin level would affect prostate cancer?
You've never set your phone to vibrate, have you?
The WWII was over when the axis powers surrendered unconditionally. This was in 1945.
The Korean war began on 25 June 1950 when North Korea invaded South Korea, and so far NK has been unwilling to end it.
Ha! You prolly got more replies by this little glitch than if it had posted correctly. Isn't the internet fun?