dinosaurs slowly became gourmets and started enjoying a little of that certain herbs with their brontasaurus cooked blue (very, very rare), slowly the dinasours included more and more of the herbs and grasses with their meats, adapting to eating their greens, until some widespread disease or other catastrophe killed off most of their walking food.
those that had been eating the more fashionable foods had over the millenia evolved to be able to get by on greens, whilst those that had stuck with traditional food got hungry, weak and died.
its all about trends... well, not really, but you know...
dogs and cats seem to eat grasses as well (and dogs that arent homeless will eat anything, those that are tend to be more careful)
perhaps increase the composite, instead of having steel rods running through concrete, have steel rods running through the more elastic concrete, which, in turn, runs through standard brittle concrete. this would, perhaps, allow for a more gradual exertion of damaging forces on the various materials. seems to be logical, no?
take a look at the roads in... take malaysia. they have a very high rubber content and are much better roads for it. as far as i can tell there isnt a noticable effect on petrol consumption, and the roads are in amazing condition many years after building. this isnt feasible in the states due to the price of rubber, but over there it is a plentiful and relatively cheap (no shipping costs) material leading to greater use.
different ground firmness leads to different earthquake frequencies, you can analyse the ground and ensure that buildings are built which would not resonate. earthquakes in mexico city have a very different effect to those in cali.
i think the weight issue would be a positive one in this matter as well... if its strength under compression is the same as normal concrete and it weighs 40% less for that same strenght supports wouldnt need to be near as thick. as to vibrations, being more flexible than concrete would only help, unless it happens to have a resonant frequency matching that of most cars or trucks... or marching soldiers...
a wetsuit works by absorbing water and swelling slightly so that though you do get wet the water you get wet by has already been warmed to a substantially higher temperature than that you would be in contact with otherwise. drysuits are not good for cold water.
not only would it be a waste of time to allocate an entire cpu to a game, it could potentially slow the game down, especially if the game requires more than the computing power provided by one of the processors. windows appears to be inefficient with apparently high idling cpu use, but thats just for show, it keeps some in reserve for each application etc.
Neko the Kitty - the fillers (square and circle) are hilarious, havent seen anything else near as amusing
Real Life - good most of the time though occasionally has bad patches
Strip Tease Comic - scarce updates a common occurance though quality of the comic makes up for it
Sinfest - daily updates (weekends included), absolute genius most of the time though the strips on stage to make me wince
Penny Arcade - do i need to comment?
Shaw Island - havent been visiting as much of late (still catching up after the summer) but nice simultanious run of abstractly intertwined worlds, worth a read
Megatokyo - a must
SomethingPositive - dark, funny, occasionally a bit too real. love it
Ctrl+Alt+Delete - brilliant, well updated to boot
8-Bit theatre - lost its spark of late and updates can come very rarely, earlier strips significantly better than the current offerings
Id recommend any and all of these, especially sinfest and square and circle from neko the kitty. i personally like penny Aarcade most of the time though occasionally i can see why people wouldnt
Neko the Kitty - the fillers (square and circle) are hilarious, havent seen anything else near as amusing
Real Life - good most of the time though occasionally has bad patches
Strip Tease Comic - scarce updates a common occurance though quality of the comic makes up for it
Sinfest - daily updates (weekends included), absolute genius most of the time though the strips on stage to make me wince
Penny Arcade - do i need to comment?
Shaw Island - havent been visiting as much of late (still catching up after the summer) but nice simultanious run of abstractly intertwined worlds, worth a read
Megatokyo - a must
SomethingPositive - dark, funny, occasionally a bit too real. love it
Ctrl+Alt+Delete - brilliant, well updated to boot
8-Bit theatre - lost its spark of late and updates can come very rarely, earlier strips significantly better than the current offerings
Id recommend any and all of these, especially sinfest and square and circle from neko the kitty. i personally like penny Aarcade most of the time though occasionally i can see why people wouldnt
just looked up the information on typical boeings. didnt realise the long haul 747s could carry over 200 tonnes of fuel. i guess 50 tonnes of cargo and passengers being replaced with fuel would make an insignificant increase in range when considered on a global scale. my bad
why instead of someone designing a plane specifically for it someone didnt take something like the guppy or another plane with an enormous payload, add extra fuel tanks instead of passengers/cargo. could someone care to explain?
but wouldnt the ideal 'evolutionary' step be to place yourself outside the 'universe' that is monitored? complete freedom, can monitor and update yourself inside the 'universe'
oh come on, sell cheap to the small business so that they think youre amazing, once they get big rip them off when theyve got dell logos screaming at them in the office. home users cant order from business sections, but still get decent price.
you do have to remember though, this is dell. i doubt that people buying from them will be dilligently screening prices from different sources, more of an "oooo, ive heard those work" sort of attitude
the second that people start using it it will become obsolete. like any near accurate economic model, people relying on it for information would alter the market, but anyway...
couldnt they have made up a better name? come on... its depressing
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ok, im not female but ive done quite a bit of research in the field, odd as that is
little statistics coursework on female views on the male form, turns out that its also a good way to meet girls:) had a questionaire-type thing associating females views of the "perfect" male and female bodies using magazine covers for examples.
girls tend to like the bodies of guys on the fron of 'mens health' or 'mens fitness' as opposed to 'muscle and fitness' or 'extreme body' type mags. "swimmers body" is the most often heard expression, watch the olympics, youll get the idea.
though as with most things views vary, some of the girls with the most typical views of a female body had extreme views on men.
there are women out there who find "big violent muscley type" men most attractive, though they are few and far between. most women are put off by it.
another survery (carried out on a decent sized sample, not resticted to a sample of a few hundred like mine) found that womens and mens views on muscle varied by about 5-10kg (11-22 pounds). that is, a man thought he looked best with 5-10kg more muscle than a woman thought he looked ideal with. slight simplification.
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isnt that sort of like what the cell is? one main processor and 8 'assistants'?
... when theres such a simple explanation.
dinosaurs slowly became gourmets and started enjoying a little of that certain herbs with their brontasaurus cooked blue (very, very rare), slowly the dinasours included more and more of the herbs and grasses with their meats, adapting to eating their greens, until some widespread disease or other catastrophe killed off most of their walking food.
those that had been eating the more fashionable foods had over the millenia evolved to be able to get by on greens, whilst those that had stuck with traditional food got hungry, weak and died.
its all about trends... well, not really, but you know...
dogs and cats seem to eat grasses as well (and dogs that arent homeless will eat anything, those that are tend to be more careful)
perhaps increase the composite, instead of having steel rods running through concrete, have steel rods running through the more elastic concrete, which, in turn, runs through standard brittle concrete. this would, perhaps, allow for a more gradual exertion of damaging forces on the various materials. seems to be logical, no?
take a look at the roads in... take malaysia. they have a very high rubber content and are much better roads for it. as far as i can tell there isnt a noticable effect on petrol consumption, and the roads are in amazing condition many years after building. this isnt feasible in the states due to the price of rubber, but over there it is a plentiful and relatively cheap (no shipping costs) material leading to greater use.
different ground firmness leads to different earthquake frequencies, you can analyse the ground and ensure that buildings are built which would not resonate. earthquakes in mexico city have a very different effect to those in cali.
i think the weight issue would be a positive one in this matter as well... if its strength under compression is the same as normal concrete and it weighs 40% less for that same strenght supports wouldnt need to be near as thick. as to vibrations, being more flexible than concrete would only help, unless it happens to have a resonant frequency matching that of most cars or trucks... or marching soldiers...
... because someone is DDoSing you already ...
12. re-test everyone every 5 years with slightly less stringent testing.
very
a wetsuit works by absorbing water and swelling slightly so that though you do get wet the water you get wet by has already been warmed to a substantially higher temperature than that you would be in contact with otherwise. drysuits are not good for cold water.
not only would it be a waste of time to allocate an entire cpu to a game, it could potentially slow the game down, especially if the game requires more than the computing power provided by one of the processors. windows appears to be inefficient with apparently high idling cpu use, but thats just for show, it keeps some in reserve for each application etc.
just control priorities and youve got no problems
they couldnt get sharks. they had to go with mutated killer sea bass
and there i thought someone decided to use the shuttle to smuggle drugs...
one thing i found amuzing and slightly amazing, australia doesnt even come in the top 50 by population
My daily checks
Neko the Kitty - the fillers (square and circle) are hilarious, havent seen anything else near as amusing
Real Life - good most of the time though occasionally has bad patches
Strip Tease Comic - scarce updates a common occurance though quality of the comic makes up for it
Sinfest - daily updates (weekends included), absolute genius most of the time though the strips on stage to make me wince
Penny Arcade - do i need to comment?
Shaw Island - havent been visiting as much of late (still catching up after the summer) but nice simultanious run of abstractly intertwined worlds, worth a read
Megatokyo - a must
SomethingPositive - dark, funny, occasionally a bit too real. love it
Ctrl+Alt+Delete - brilliant, well updated to boot
8-Bit theatre - lost its spark of late and updates can come very rarely, earlier strips significantly better than the current offerings
Id recommend any and all of these, especially sinfest and square and circle from neko the kitty. i personally like penny Aarcade most of the time though occasionally i can see why people wouldnt
My daily checks
Neko the Kitty - the fillers (square and circle) are hilarious, havent seen anything else near as amusing Real Life - good most of the time though occasionally has bad patches Strip Tease Comic - scarce updates a common occurance though quality of the comic makes up for it Sinfest - daily updates (weekends included), absolute genius most of the time though the strips on stage to make me wince Penny Arcade - do i need to comment? Shaw Island - havent been visiting as much of late (still catching up after the summer) but nice simultanious run of abstractly intertwined worlds, worth a read Megatokyo - a must SomethingPositive - dark, funny, occasionally a bit too real. love it Ctrl+Alt+Delete - brilliant, well updated to boot 8-Bit theatre - lost its spark of late and updates can come very rarely, earlier strips significantly better than the current offerings
Id recommend any and all of these, especially sinfest and square and circle from neko the kitty. i personally like penny Aarcade most of the time though occasionally i can see why people wouldnt
just looked up the information on typical boeings. didnt realise the long haul 747s could carry over 200 tonnes of fuel. i guess 50 tonnes of cargo and passengers being replaced with fuel would make an insignificant increase in range when considered on a global scale. my bad
why instead of someone designing a plane specifically for it someone didnt take something like the guppy or another plane with an enormous payload, add extra fuel tanks instead of passengers/cargo. could someone care to explain?
but wouldnt the ideal 'evolutionary' step be to place yourself outside the 'universe' that is monitored? complete freedom, can monitor and update yourself inside the 'universe'
oh come on, sell cheap to the small business so that they think youre amazing, once they get big rip them off when theyve got dell logos screaming at them in the office. home users cant order from business sections, but still get decent price.
you do have to remember though, this is dell. i doubt that people buying from them will be dilligently screening prices from different sources, more of an "oooo, ive heard those work" sort of attitude
the second that people start using it it will become obsolete. like any near accurate economic model, people relying on it for information would alter the market, but anyway...
uhm... maybe, just maybe, the study began over 15 years ago?
youre forgetting flames!
"hey leela, help me apply these flame details i got in my cereal, they make the ship go faster"
"and whats your scientific basis for thinking that?"
"im twelve"
couldnt they have made up a better name? come on... its depressing
ok, im not female but ive done quite a bit of research in the field, odd as that is
:) had a questionaire-type thing associating females views of the "perfect" male and female bodies using magazine covers for examples.
little statistics coursework on female views on the male form, turns out that its also a good way to meet girls
girls tend to like the bodies of guys on the fron of 'mens health' or 'mens fitness' as opposed to 'muscle and fitness' or 'extreme body' type mags. "swimmers body" is the most often heard expression, watch the olympics, youll get the idea.
though as with most things views vary, some of the girls with the most typical views of a female body had extreme views on men.
there are women out there who find "big violent muscley type" men most attractive, though they are few and far between. most women are put off by it.
another survery (carried out on a decent sized sample, not resticted to a sample of a few hundred like mine) found that womens and mens views on muscle varied by about 5-10kg (11-22 pounds). that is, a man thought he looked best with 5-10kg more muscle than a woman thought he looked ideal with. slight simplification.
but yeh...