I-95 to Route 1 is by far the most direct route from Portland ME to Logan. If you followed I-95 to I-90 without diversion then you went at least 20 miles out of your way.
It seems like you are under the illusion that Trump is something other than a catchphrase spouting blowhard racist 1%er who doesn't give a shit about anyone or anything but Trump. Renewable energy is important, Trumps view from his golf course isn't.
Available all over the place, a toner refill kit gives you a bottle of toner, a soldering iron with a circular cut-out tool attached and some stickers. Cut a hole in the cartridge, fill it with ink, stick a sticker over the hole and throw it back into your printer. Works for me.
A more realistic method of getting corporations to actually obey laws is to hold the people who run those corporations individually responsible for the malfeasance, starting with the CEO. Fine the company too, but fine the executives. And how about a three-strikes law for those executives? Three offenses equals mandatory jail time.
You obviously have never been forced to use Lotus Notes. I spend about 10 minutes every day waiting for that POS software just to update it's display. Another 20 minutes a week working out how to do something that is banal in any real email client. That's over an hour each week wasted on crappy software. One hour of my time, especially at the companys expense, is not minor.
When you spend all day working with software, and a lot of time with a particular app like an email client, the choice of software has a huge impact on your work environment.
if you are an astronaut an the mission has been rescheduled like 3 times because of failiures on the ship would you fly on that? i wont, i guess that bird its to old to fly any more.
You get a chance to fly into freaking space (ok LEO, but it's still space) and you're going to say no because the craft needs some maintenance? I'm going to guess you never bungie-jumped or sky dived.
I still can't agree that people should eat food and drive cars that they can't afford. I don't to see how health care should be any different.
Should we privatize the fire service? What about the police? Why should I pay for others to have their house fires put out, or from being saved from murderers and robbers?
Healthcare should not be provided based on how much money you have, unlike your example of bread vs caviar or Kia vs Lexus.
This is a case of Care vs Profit. Doctors and other health care professionals are trained to care. Hospitals, HMOs and insurance companies are in it for the profit. Profit wins out over training through coercive and/or surreptitious practices. For example, the doctors who work for HMOs may get bonuses for rejecting a certain percentage of claims or for rejecting the most claims. With NHS doctors are more likely to be carers first, profit centers second.
Harry Enfield's Television Programme was an hilarious comedy sketch show in the UK. One of the greatest sketches (IMHO) he did was "Specially Ruined For Television" featuring a scene from a gangster movie like Scarface in which almost every single word was bleeped out. Now whenever I see "edited for content", or hear "ass" bleeped out in a great movie on network TV, I think oh yes, specially ruined for television.
I agree with some responders who suggest your interviewing skills might be lacking. I highly recommend setting up some dummy interviews with a friend or willing colleague. Take it seriously, google some tech interview questions. Here's the key: video yourself being interviewed, then review the video. You will learn a ton about how you come across in the interview. Work on the areas that need work, then do it again and again until you are relaxed, composed and in command. Interviewing is the key to getting a job, and this method works well for improving your interviewing skills.
You can compare killing your own species to killing other species for food - when it's for survival. You kill other species to eat, your own species due to competitive pressures, often over food. Think tribes in jungles.
The other way that killing humans is like humans killing other species, is when other species kill us for food, like great whites, crocodiles, dingos etc. Totally natural.
As to the point that we are omnivores, well yes, that's true, but what we eat is more nurture than nature. It's actually very easy to live on a vegetarian diet (I have done so for 20 years), and you may have been brought up that way.
I know you may be yelling "bullsh*t" at that last statement, but if you haven't tried it, don't knock it.
I totally agree. Vangelis' music and the future LA scenery have a huge impact in the Final Cut . The voiceover in the original just distracts from that. Plus the voiceover is redundant anyway, there is plenty of exposition through Deckers conversations with the police chief and the head of the replicant corporation. Really, I thought the scenery was great in the theatrical release, but in the Final Cut it takes on a whole new dimension. For that alone the Final Cut comes out as way superior than the theatrical release.
Actually those printers have been made available by Kodak in the past, they just didn't sell well and ended up being remaindered out through liquidators.
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I-95 to Route 1 is by far the most direct route from Portland ME to Logan. If you followed I-95 to I-90 without diversion then you went at least 20 miles out of your way.
It seems like you are under the illusion that Trump is something other than a catchphrase spouting blowhard racist 1%er who doesn't give a shit about anyone or anything but Trump. Renewable energy is important, Trumps view from his golf course isn't.
Available all over the place, a toner refill kit gives you a bottle of toner, a soldering iron with a circular cut-out tool attached and some stickers. Cut a hole in the cartridge, fill it with ink, stick a sticker over the hole and throw it back into your printer. Works for me.
A more realistic method of getting corporations to actually obey laws is to hold the people who run those corporations individually responsible for the malfeasance, starting with the CEO. Fine the company too, but fine the executives. And how about a three-strikes law for those executives? Three offenses equals mandatory jail time.
Now that's a three-strikes law I can get behind.
This.
Meditation is the art of concentration.
Christmas Humphrey's "Concentration and Meditation" is excellent: http://www.amazon.com/Concentr...
Comin' up next on The Violence Channel: An all-new "Ow, My Balls!"
On the other hand Java and Eclipse are shit.
I can't let this go without comment, I work with Java and Eclipse every day.
Java is a solid object oriented language, with widespread support and proven ability in production systems around the world.
Eclipse is an absolute delight, a joy for any programmer, and it's written in Java.
Where's the excrement?
"Minor things like your email client"
You obviously have never been forced to use Lotus Notes. I spend about 10 minutes every day waiting for that POS software just to update it's display. Another 20 minutes a week working out how to do something that is banal in any real email client. That's over an hour each week wasted on crappy software. One hour of my time, especially at the companys expense, is not minor.
When you spend all day working with software, and a lot of time with a particular app like an email client, the choice of software has a huge impact on your work environment.
Minor: no. Major.
i love idiocracy references
Gotta agree with that. I was moved.
Ah, you talk like a fag, and your shit's all retarded. What I'd do, is just like... like... you know, like, you know what I mean, like...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0387808/quotes
cool squad names
This is the military, everything is number sequentially. The best they would ever come up with is squad 001, 010, 011, 100, 101...
I wish I had mod points, that is funny.
They were just trying to feed their kids. Victims of a war they had nothing to do with.
It's ok, according to George Lucas they were just termites. And, let's face it, he should know.
if you are an astronaut an the mission has been rescheduled like 3 times because of failiures on the ship would you fly on that? i wont, i guess that bird its to old to fly any more.
You get a chance to fly into freaking space (ok LEO, but it's still space) and you're going to say no because the craft needs some maintenance? I'm going to guess you never bungie-jumped or sky dived.
I still can't agree that people should eat food and drive cars that they can't afford. I don't to see how health care should be any different.
Should we privatize the fire service? What about the police? Why should I pay for others to have their house fires put out, or from being saved from murderers and robbers?
Healthcare should not be provided based on how much money you have, unlike your example of bread vs caviar or Kia vs Lexus.
This is a case of Care vs Profit. Doctors and other health care professionals are trained to care. Hospitals, HMOs and insurance companies are in it for the profit. Profit wins out over training through coercive and/or surreptitious practices. For example, the doctors who work for HMOs may get bonuses for rejecting a certain percentage of claims or for rejecting the most claims. With NHS doctors are more likely to be carers first, profit centers second.
I watched "Sicko" the other day.
Every country with national health care has far lower costs then the United States, and overall greater satisfaction from the citizens.
Not to mention longer lives and lower infant mortality.
Harry Enfield's Television Programme was an hilarious comedy sketch show in the UK. One of the greatest sketches (IMHO) he did was "Specially Ruined For Television" featuring a scene from a gangster movie like Scarface in which almost every single word was bleeped out. Now whenever I see "edited for content", or hear "ass" bleeped out in a great movie on network TV, I think oh yes, specially ruined for television.
I agree with some responders who suggest your interviewing skills might be lacking. I highly recommend setting up some dummy interviews with a friend or willing colleague. Take it seriously, google some tech interview questions. Here's the key: video yourself being interviewed, then review the video. You will learn a ton about how you come across in the interview. Work on the areas that need work, then do it again and again until you are relaxed, composed and in command. Interviewing is the key to getting a job, and this method works well for improving your interviewing skills.
You can compare killing your own species to killing other species for food - when it's for survival. You kill other species to eat, your own species due to competitive pressures, often over food. Think tribes in jungles.
The other way that killing humans is like humans killing other species, is when other species kill us for food, like great whites, crocodiles, dingos etc. Totally natural.
As to the point that we are omnivores, well yes, that's true, but what we eat is more nurture than nature. It's actually very easy to live on a vegetarian diet (I have done so for 20 years), and you may have been brought up that way.
I know you may be yelling "bullsh*t" at that last statement, but if you haven't tried it, don't knock it.
Mach 1 = Speed of sound. In air, approximately 1,130 feet per second at 21 degrees Centigrade [1]. Mach 8 = 8 x 1,130 ft/s = 9,040 ft/s.
A 7.62mm round has a velocity of 2,756 ft/s [2], approximately Mach 2.4. Energy use is 3,352 J for a bullet weight of 9.50g.
The article doesn't specify, but I imagine the 32MJ rail gun uses projectiles a little larger than 9.5g.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_sound
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7.62x51mm_NATO
I totally agree. Vangelis' music and the future LA scenery have a huge impact in the Final Cut . The voiceover in the original just distracts from that. Plus the voiceover is redundant anyway, there is plenty of exposition through Deckers conversations with the police chief and the head of the replicant corporation. Really, I thought the scenery was great in the theatrical release, but in the Final Cut it takes on a whole new dimension. For that alone the Final Cut comes out as way superior than the theatrical release.
I remember that episode. Beaker was Rygel's gay love interest, right?
Actually those printers have been made available by Kodak in the past, they just didn't sell well and ended up being remaindered out through liquidators.
Damn, wrong URL. This is it:
http://lotusnotessucks.4t.com/index.html