It definately isn't. According to wikipedia every president since Harrison(other than Reagan and Shrub Jr.) who has been elected to office on a year divisible by 20 has died while in office. Also there has only been 1 other president who died in office. Tehcumseh's curse has about the same sample size as this, so it should be clear that unless you believe in Indian curses(not swear words) any statement about this small of a sample has no applicability outside this sample.
The christians have mostly managed to defeat themselves to the point that it is now a very different religion then the one that went on crusades to spread the fate.
Its somewhat interesting to note that Islam is roughly as old now as Christianity was during the crusades; it seems to be a growth stage that all religions go through.
This only became the case recently in CA, which had had a "blanket primary" (no political party declared, you can vote for anyone you want in the primaries, and the top vote-getter of each party advanced to the final election) until the Democratic and Republican parties took it to the Supreme Court and had it declared unConstitutional on the grounds that it violated their rights to freedom of assembly.
There are 2 propositions on the ballot this year to amend the California constitution to allow for a blanket primary. Proposition 60 is like a third of a page, while proposition 62 is about 19 pages, and had a clause which said if it got more votes than proposition 60 it would pass and proposition 60 wouldn't, but if proposition 60 passed any portion of it which didn't conflict with proposition 60 would still pass.
Where's your "destruction of life to save life is an oxymoron" now? Or aren't convicted criminals and Iraqi women and children worthy of the description?
Of course they aren't. Who's life is being saved by killing them?
That is a very bad idea. Being a serial killer is a lifestyle too. If you dropped the part about lifestyle or defined it narrowly enough then that would probably be a good amendment.
So far, it's been about almost everything else (copyright, contracts, the Constitution, criminal theft, destruction of the world economy, etc.)
I can think of quite a few things he hasn't accused IBM or the open source community yet, such as arson, ripping tags off mattresses, offering cigarettes to animals, possessing WMDs and tax evasion.
It has absolutely nothing to do with the normal use of color, except the name. All it is is a quantum number with 3 possible values, which Gell-Mann decided to call red, green, and blue.
From the article:
California file sharers who trade songs or films without providing an e- mail address will be guilty of a misdemeanor
Doesn't say WHO's email address you need to give
Yes, as we all know the courts look at the wording of articles about the law, rather than the law itself, when making a decision.
There has been some interesting research done into this, attempting to come up with a universally acceptible sign that just screamed "DANGER!" to you, regardless of your background, education and language.
Just scatter dead bodies around it.
Most of the signs would just increase interest in the site to future explorers.
Generally such unscientific principals like you cannot go faster than... or you cannot know about that are eventually disposed of.
Heisenberg's uncertainty principle doesn't state you can't know something; it states that a particle does not have a specific value for both position and momentum at the same time.
For example the "Speed of Light" has been gone for a long time. Only the Physics Religious Zelots and their todies belive it exists any more. I could give dozens of examples where their numbers are gone and their ideas are busted.
No you can't
Many Computer Devices defied the existing "Laws of Science" but then of course the devices never read law.
Give one example of that
Some optical Computing circuits have captured Maxwell' Demon.
There is no such thing as Maxwell's Demon; like Shrodinger's Cat it is a hypothetical example used to illustrate a general principle.
actually it would violate conservation of electric charge if the higgs decayed into 4 muons. You probably mean't mesons; that decay wouldn't violate any conservation laws(at least not that i know of).
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It definately isn't. According to wikipedia every president since Harrison(other than Reagan and Shrub Jr.) who has been elected to office on a year divisible by 20 has died while in office. Also there has only been 1 other president who died in office. Tehcumseh's curse has about the same sample size as this, so it should be clear that unless you believe in Indian curses(not swear words) any statement about this small of a sample has no applicability outside this sample.
Its somewhat interesting to note that Islam is roughly as old now as Christianity was during the crusades; it seems to be a growth stage that all religions go through.
So the jobs referred to in your sig are blow jobs?
The media have been spinning it as Bin Laden trying to get people to vote against Bush.
I'll probably vote for Badnarik, and definately not for Bush.
Cool! Where can i signup to get the $10000 PC?
I think you meant social welfare, not social engineering, though both make sense in that context
There are 2 propositions on the ballot this year to amend the California constitution to allow for a blanket primary. Proposition 60 is like a third of a page, while proposition 62 is about 19 pages, and had a clause which said if it got more votes than proposition 60 it would pass and proposition 60 wouldn't, but if proposition 60 passed any portion of it which didn't conflict with proposition 60 would still pass.
Of course they aren't. Who's life is being saved by killing them?
That is a very bad idea. Being a serial killer is a lifestyle too. If you dropped the part about lifestyle or defined it narrowly enough then that would probably be a good amendment.
No the generation that voted in SS should be the one to get screwed.
I can think of quite a few things he hasn't accused IBM or the open source community yet, such as arson, ripping tags off mattresses, offering cigarettes to animals, possessing WMDs and tax evasion.
It has absolutely nothing to do with the normal use of color, except the name. All it is is a quantum number with 3 possible values, which Gell-Mann decided to call red, green, and blue.
I think you meant
The thought of police action blows my mind
After all as the article summary says JPEG is "a widespread graphics format."(emphasis added)
Yes, as we all know the courts look at the wording of articles about the law, rather than the law itself, when making a decision.
<sarcasm>Except the poor artists who die of starvation.</sarcasm>
Just scatter dead bodies around it.
Most of the signs would just increase interest in the site to future explorers.
Danger increases interest in stuff.
Heisenberg's uncertainty principle doesn't state you can't know something; it states that a particle does not have a specific value for both position and momentum at the same time.
For example the "Speed of Light" has been gone for a long time. Only the Physics Religious Zelots and their todies belive it exists any more. I could give dozens of examples where their numbers are gone and their ideas are busted.
No you can't
Many Computer Devices defied the existing "Laws of Science" but then of course the devices never read law.
Give one example of that
Some optical Computing circuits have captured Maxwell' Demon.
There is no such thing as Maxwell's Demon; like Shrodinger's Cat it is a hypothetical example used to illustrate a general principle.
those are antimuons; thats like calling positrons electrons.
Yeah, I kind of feel like that too.
actually it would violate conservation of electric charge if the higgs decayed into 4 muons. You probably mean't mesons; that decay wouldn't violate any conservation laws(at least not that i know of).
In the standard model there are 4 higgs bosons, an isospin doublet, and there antiparticles. Grand unified theories would need more(24 for SU(5))
At least they're willing to admit it.
I've never been able to figure out how many libraries of congress a metric buttload is.