I have the best solution of all.... don't have a TV. I don't and I'm happy with that. I have hours of time to do things like read slashdot or talk with friends. Actually, my roommate does have a TV, but reception is crappy, and we only use it to watch DVDs.
For the love of God! Dont go to Cingular! They are seriously inept, both technically and their customer reps. My old AT&T account is still stuck halfway between AT&T and Cingular, and none of the reps can access or modify it. They told me to "call back in a week". This is one of several examples that has shown me the complete ineptitude of Cingular to handle wireless communications.
We in Walla Walla are actually quite proud of our huge wind farm nearby. It is the largest windfarm in the world, actually. Also the chorus of flashing beacon lights, viewed from a hillside far away are quite a beautiful site.
That's trippy. Its about 1am, and half asleep, I scribbled this grid on a posted note, and a list of numbers 1-8 and shut my eyes. Sure enough, where 1,8, and 5 emerged on the grid in my mind. I jotted them down, and I'll be damned, it worked.
Assuming that the arctic air is super cold, which is a safe assumption, the wind will supply a basically limitless amount of cold air to create this ice. Sure, this air becomes slightly warmer, but it's insignificant compared to the solar energy reflected back into space by the newly formed ice.
Yesterday, in Moscow I saw a dog crossing a busy street by going into the subway tunnel (waiting for a person to open the heavy swinging doors), and cross under the street, then out the otherside. Clever, these street mongrels are.
Which is exactly why farmers get special gas tax rebates. This is especially true for farm diesel fuel, which has been dyed a certain color to prevent usage in non-farm equipment.
You are right, these things are best taken with a grain of salt. Actually the RD article was reprinted from an article in Vanity Fair (The magazine that disclosed the identit of Deep Throat). The professor who wrote this article was Donald Foster, an english professor at (http://english.vassar.edu/faculty.html?bio=Donald _Foster) Vassar College.
His research specialty is analyzing anonymous next for linguistic patterns that match other known texts. He uses this method to successfully disclose the anonymous author of "Primary Colors" as Joe Klien, a Newsweek Columnist.
Using similar linguistic analysis, he traced the anthrax letters to Steven Hatfill, a US bioweapons expert.
I love skype, and frequently use skype out to call long distance. However, I am concerned about its bandwidth (Being a peer-to-peer program). My ISP charges me per megabyte of bandwith over a certain quota; I know that several universities do this as well. Thus, I am forced to not leave skype running 24/7 like I run GAIM.
I wish at least, it would have an indicator of how much bandwidth it is consuming, or has consumed over a given time. Unfortunately it doesn't. I can also see why this could be a concern to corporate offices.
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We had a major web development conference? I work in web development... why didn't I know.... My boss is going to hear about this!
Yup. I know that all too well...
It does suck. Thankfully our Univ switched to D2L this year. Waaaay better!
I have the best solution of all.... don't have a TV. I don't and I'm happy with that. I have hours of time to do things like read slashdot or talk with friends. Actually, my roommate does have a TV, but reception is crappy, and we only use it to watch DVDs.
Errr... I would fly on Russian space equipment before using the US's.
By "thruster", do you mean your Large Hadron Collider?
That's about how fast I drive down a country road.
We don't need gun control...
We need BULLET CONTROL!!!
-- Chris Rock
For the love of God! Dont go to Cingular! They are seriously inept, both technically and their customer reps. My old AT&T account is still stuck halfway between AT&T and Cingular, and none of the reps can access or modify it. They told me to "call back in a week". This is one of several examples that has shown me the complete ineptitude of Cingular to handle wireless communications.
The top of the crater is 1000 feet below the old summit of the mountain. The growing bugle is in the bottom of the crater, which is quite a bit lower.
I'm sure I could get your passwords with a hacksaw
SMUG ALERT!
We in Walla Walla are actually quite proud of our huge wind farm nearby. It is the largest windfarm in the world, actually. Also the chorus of flashing beacon lights, viewed from a hillside far away are quite a beautiful site.
That's easy, it's Tbilisi
Assuming that the arctic air is super cold, which is a safe assumption, the wind will supply a basically limitless amount of cold air to create this ice. Sure, this air becomes slightly warmer, but it's insignificant compared to the solar energy reflected back into space by the newly formed ice.
Yesterday, in Moscow I saw a dog crossing a busy street by going into the subway tunnel (waiting for a person to open the heavy swinging doors), and cross under the street, then out the otherside. Clever, these street mongrels are.
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Which is exactly why farmers get special gas tax rebates. This is especially true for farm diesel fuel, which has been dyed a certain color to prevent usage in non-farm equipment.
does work really well, I am finding, now that I live in Moscow. :)
I used to have one of these too, until it comitted suicide
http://photos.klassica.com/microwave
True, but I would not be receiving and forwarding other people's data when I am not using the service. As it is, this seems to be how P2P works.
You know when you buy a pair of shoes, how the box has a little packet of silica? We should make some giant silica packets to soak all that humidity!
You are right, these things are best taken with a grain of salt. Actually the RD article was reprinted from an article in Vanity Fair (The magazine that disclosed the identit of Deep Throat). The professor who wrote this article was Donald Foster, an english professor at (http://english.vassar.edu/faculty.html?bio=Donald _Foster) Vassar College.
His research specialty is analyzing anonymous next for linguistic patterns that match other known texts. He uses this method to successfully disclose the anonymous author of "Primary Colors" as Joe Klien, a Newsweek Columnist.
Using similar linguistic analysis, he traced the anthrax letters to Steven Hatfill, a US bioweapons expert.
I love skype, and frequently use skype out to call long distance. However, I am concerned about its bandwidth (Being a peer-to-peer program). My ISP charges me per megabyte of bandwith over a certain quota; I know that several universities do this as well. Thus, I am forced to not leave skype running 24/7 like I run GAIM.
I wish at least, it would have an indicator of how much bandwidth it is consuming, or has consumed over a given time. Unfortunately it doesn't. I can also see why this could be a concern to corporate offices.