The diving isn't just giving you nitrogen. The seawater has many essential minerals that are lacking in the modern diet, foremost among them magnesium. Having the pressure at 30' might help oush them in, but just being in seawater helps.
If you suffer from anxiety (and even if you don't) I suggest you take a magnesium supplement, preferably magnesium citrate or magnesium ororate. Magnesium helps you relax.
Nah. This is simplistic thinking. For instance, take uber violent warrior A, and clever warrior B. If B tricks A into an uberviolent attack on the wrong target, making A expend his resources, B can win with relatively little violence. So war can easily be lost bu the most violent, especially if they're stupid or out of control.
You are absolutely right, which is why it has continually baffled me that nominally "pro business" republicans have fought HCR. When you think of them as "pro BIG business" it makes sense, though.:)
I'm a java developer, but I much prefer the OSX platform over winders or linux. All of my desktops at home are macs, and I was just days away from buying a new macbook air. Well, not now. I'd regretted buying a PC laptop a few months ago. No longer. I often thought that if I decided to switch development platforms it'd be to OSX. No longer. I often scoffed at others grousing about Apple's "walled garden." NO LONGER. I was a satisfied Apple customer. NO LONGER!
Bubba, I know exactly what "appeal to authority" means, I just don't agree that claiming there's evidence someone is sane means they're an authority.:) By your line of reasoning any person making any argument can be discredited because you doubt tbeir sanity. (Based on zero evidence, as you're currently doing. You require evidence for others, but none for your own assertions.)
This is not an "appeal to authority." This is an "appeal to you can't just dismiss these folks as crackpots.". But I guess in the mi d of a kneekrek skeptic anyone can be dismissed as a crackpot.
But, just for fun, let's follow your line of reasoning. So you're saying that only a certified UFO expert could be a credible witness to a UFO? No one, no matter how otherwise trusted in their judgement, intelligence, or emotional stability, could be a credible witness to a UFO? I'm guessing that you would dismiss such an expert out of hand, but I'll leave that to you to confirm.
Yes, they really do cold call. I got one from Google a few years ago. I wouldn't care to repeat the experience, and I'm not just saying that because they didn't hire me.:) Between the time I scheduled my first phone technical interview and the interview date an old friend of mine committed suicide. I asked them to reschedule and they refused. I did the interview about an hour after getting off the plane from the funeral. Needless to say I didn't do well. It was a blessing in disguise, though. Had I gone out to live in silicon valley it would have been at the height of the housing market and I'd probably be deeply underwater on a house right now.
My grandfather was a nuclear chemist at Oak Ridge National Labratory. He handled plutonium and many other ludicrously toxic radioactive materials for decades. He died at the ripe old age of 97 with all of his mental faculties intact.
Yes, radiation can be dangerous, but the government does not trifle with it.
Also why is the parent making a huge deal about memorizing 4 numbers? Don't these children know their 7-digit home phone numbers?
I saw Star Wars for the first time when I was 5. A few weeks before that I'd memorized my phone number. When the trash compactor scene came up, the number of the compactor, 3263827, was a permutation of my phone number, and I knew it immediately. Now I'm a bit high on the math ability scale, but if it's a problem for a kid to memorize a four digit number there's something wrong.
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Try more magnesium, too. (mag citrate)
The diving isn't just giving you nitrogen. The seawater has many essential minerals that are lacking in the modern diet, foremost among them magnesium. Having the pressure at 30' might help oush them in, but just being in seawater helps.
If you suffer from anxiety (and even if you don't) I suggest you take a magnesium supplement, preferably magnesium citrate or magnesium ororate. Magnesium helps you relax.
War is won by the most violent -- Clausewitz
Nah. This is simplistic thinking. For instance, take uber violent warrior A, and clever warrior B. If B tricks A into an uberviolent attack on the wrong target, making A expend his resources, B can win with relatively little violence. So war can easily be lost bu the most violent, especially if they're stupid or out of control.
I agree.. if western cultures defended freedom with the same vigilance (not the same methods) as hamas, hamas wouldn't exist..
And, consequently, freedom wouldn't exist. Hypervigilance, no matter what the methods, destroys freedom.
Semantics, all of it.
If the government wasn't there to stop them, yes they could.
You are absolutely right, which is why it has continually baffled me that nominally "pro business" republicans have fought HCR. When you think of them as "pro BIG business" it makes sense, though. :)
Can you tell I'm pissed?
I'm a java developer, but I much prefer the OSX platform over winders or linux. All of my desktops at home are macs, and I was just days away from buying a new macbook air. Well, not now. I'd regretted buying a PC laptop a few months ago. No longer. I often thought that if I decided to switch development platforms it'd be to OSX. No longer. I often scoffed at others grousing about Apple's "walled garden." NO LONGER. I was a satisfied Apple customer. NO LONGER!
...and you're in the Bay Area, head on down to the last day of Rulesfest, which includes a Drools bootcamp:
http://rulesfest.org/html/bootcamps.html
You can transmute one element to another. It's called nuclear chemistry.
And your assertions of Shipman's mental state rests on what authority?
Bubba, I know exactly what "appeal to authority" means, I just don't agree that claiming there's evidence someone is sane means they're an authority. :) By your line of reasoning any person making any argument can be discredited because you doubt tbeir sanity. (Based on zero evidence, as you're currently doing. You require evidence for others, but none for your own assertions.)
This is not an "appeal to authority." This is an "appeal to you can't just dismiss these folks as crackpots.". But I guess in the mi d of a kneekrek skeptic anyone can be dismissed as a crackpot.
But, just for fun, let's follow your line of reasoning. So you're saying that only a certified UFO expert could be a credible witness to a UFO? No one, no matter how otherwise trusted in their judgement, intelligence, or emotional stability, could be a credible witness to a UFO? I'm guessing that you would dismiss such an expert out of hand, but I'll leave that to you to confirm.
And if by "UFO nuts" do you mean "five former USAF officers who were in charge of nuclear weapons and base commanders?"
"coincince" is short for "iPad keyboard in the morning" :)
Coincince?. Maybe....
Yes, they really do cold call. I got one from Google a few years ago. I wouldn't care to repeat the experience, and I'm not just saying that because they didn't hire me. :) Between the time I scheduled my first phone technical interview and the interview date an old friend of mine committed suicide. I asked them to reschedule and they refused. I did the interview about an hour after getting off the plane from the funeral. Needless to say I didn't do well. It was a blessing in disguise, though. Had I gone out to live in silicon valley it would have been at the height of the housing market and I'd probably be deeply underwater on a house right now.
My grandfather was a nuclear chemist at Oak Ridge National Labratory. He handled plutonium and many other ludicrously toxic radioactive materials for decades. He died at the ripe old age of 97 with all of his mental faculties intact.
Yes, radiation can be dangerous, but the government does not trifle with it.
Was?
How about will be.
It's going to be on Monday, September 27th, 2010.
That would be an insult to the NeXT.
I saw Star Wars for the first time when I was 5. A few weeks before that I'd memorized my phone number. When the trash compactor scene came up, the number of the compactor, 3263827, was a permutation of my phone number, and I knew it immediately. Now I'm a bit high on the math ability scale, but if it's a problem for a kid to memorize a four digit number there's something wrong.
The irony, it burns!
Since when is this liberal?
Note that I never said there was a justification for piracy.