"A lack of intelligence and creativity" isn't grounds for censorship. There's plenty of stupid things on, but would it be okay for the government to determine what is too stupid for people to watch?
Good idea, though we need to require rigorous verification for future voting systems or else another company will come along and do the same thing, and everyone will accept it just because it's new.
Who says everything has to be in the center? With proper wiring and piping, the bathroom and kitchen could be in relatively the same place all the time.
There could be a central room that everything opens into, and where the border between the apartment and hub is. There could also be radial walls, as long as they didn't go all the way to the center (this gruesome accident comes to mind).
"Recognizing the need for more precise periodic measurements of subscribership, the
Commission requested that the Census Bureau include questions on telephone availability as part
of its CPS, which monitors demographic trends between the decennial censuses."
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'type "tom hanks birth" slowly to see it in action' hmm
backwards in this works soviet russian jedi.
q?
Where is the option to send in an answer and recieve the question in response?
Why was the parent modded down?
damn not handling links properly.. ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/rele ases/1.0/win32/en-US/Firefox%20Setup%201.0.exe.tor rent
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/rele ases/1.0/win32/en-US/Firefox Setup 1.0.exe.torrent
"A lack of intelligence and creativity" isn't grounds for censorship. There's plenty of stupid things on, but would it be okay for the government to determine what is too stupid for people to watch?
Good idea, though we need to require rigorous verification for future voting systems or else another company will come along and do the same thing, and everyone will accept it just because it's new.
Yeah, Carter, what an evil guy. *rolls eyes*
Well yeah, I was trying to say that the survey only said 6.2% didn't have phones and not that they didn't have access.
It looks like it ignores some characters; typing "seti@home" for example will ignore the '@'.
Maybe at some point in its rotation, the doorway lines up with the open elevator shaft.
Too bad that the windows can't be opened.
Why don't they just rotate the universe around the building?
Who says everything has to be in the center? With proper wiring and piping, the bathroom and kitchen could be in relatively the same place all the time.
There could be a central room that everything opens into, and where the border between the apartment and hub is. There could also be radial walls, as long as they didn't go all the way to the center (this gruesome accident comes to mind).
Sounds horribly disorienting..
I'd assume the elevators are in the part that's not spinning.
I wonder what the highest speed is.. 10 RPM seems appropriate.
My mistake, but it's strange to use a word from a different language that looks like a misspelling of an English word.
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&ie=UTF-8& q=minor+-league&start=10&sa=N
Dunno, but Arkansas has the least phone subcribal ratio with 87.1%.
Nope, it was part of the census.
baiue
They use the Census.
"Recognizing the need for more precise periodic measurements of subscribership, the Commission requested that the Census Bureau include questions on telephone availability as part of its CPS, which monitors demographic trends between the decennial censuses."
It measures people with phone service, not people that have it available to them.