Since they've made one that's comperable in power but much smaller in size, would it make sense to make one comparable in size and of much greater power as a replacement for use in existing vessels? Or are there other limiting factors in the amount of power that is useable in such circumstances?
I'm no fan of the Dub, but any collection of quotes can easily manipulated to suit your viewpoint via selection bias. It would be better to examine the actions previous presidents took with regard to defending the presidential "turf."
So, when can we expect our very welcomed new water-walking, bug-eating, transforming robotic overlords to arrive? Or are they buried under a volcano in the pacific northwest?
These guys are the best...I've seen them abuse Masters of the Universe, Dirty Dancing, and Top Gun. The Xmas Clip Show is supposed to be INSANE. I always have wondered how they manage to get away with the name in this litigious age, though. It seems not even comedy is safe from stupidity.
I think the CT scan was just a starting point for the nifty image, that is, it revealed bone structure and dessicated facial features, but they had to use "reconstruction" techniques to figure out what he looked like in life. What we see is more of a very sophisiticated "artist's impression" based on the CT than a 3-D snapshot of what's under the bandages. But I might have misread it.
When they captured and reprogrammed that T-900, they wiped out its OEM install of Microsoft Windows for Androids and installed Linux...hence its change from evil to good!
Good choice of acronym...now this new high-falutin' Bluetooth logo can be slapped on new devices so you can one-up adopters of the first incarnation.
All you have to do is show them that your gadget is BEDR than theirs.
I mean, it would always need electricity to survive. I imagine it would end up being silmiar to a child or an adult on life support with regard to the sort of rights-structure that would be developed to deal with it. But, then, you can't save your kid or grandpa to disk and then boot them up in a new body...
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· Score: 4, Funny
Every move you make and every vow you break
Every smile you fake, every claim you stake
They'll be watchin' you
InterMetro (or similar) wire shelving
( http://www.containerstore.com/browse/index.jhtml?C ATID=13370 )
White cardboard & metal boxes from IKEA
CaseLogic ProSleeves (or similar)
the media go into the sleeves, which go into the boxes (alphabetized by title for video, artist for audio) which go onto the shelves...
I was lucky enough to see it at the SXSW Film Festival here in Austin. A truly hilarious movie that puts mainstream pap to shame. At the same time, though, it's touching in its own way, due largely to the impressively-chinned-one's efforts. It's just sad that it's found such difficulty in finding distribution. It's coming back to the Alamo Drafthouse, where I hope to see it again before I have the chance to buy it on DVD.
Jumping Flash I & II...nothing else on my TV screen has ever induced vertigo quite like those games. I'd kill for an even-more-spiffy-lookin' version...
Yeah, but the width of the adapter keeps your fingers from going much beyond the end of the rear buttons. If you examine the photo closely, it looks like the L and R shoulder buttons are duplicated on the new adapter(the darker, less transparent pointy-out-thingies on either side of the bulge). At first glance, this seems like it might be (excuse the pun-ish usage)handy for those with longer fingers/bigger hands.
I always cringe when Disney takes one of their early artistic works (back when it at least seemed like someone cared what made it to the screen)and trots it out all "modernized" or worse, sequelized. In this instance, at least from what I can gather, they've produced something with artistic merit. I saw sketches and such of this project on the Fantasia Legacy DVD, and immediately was impressed by the bizarre vision it presented. Noone today would consider Disney avant garde...but it (well, more like HE) really was back in the day. I'm glad to see this innovative idea finally come to fruition. One can only hope that it might serve as a wake-up call as to the potential of animation as art, instead of just babysitting-fodder.
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Since they've made one that's comperable in power but much smaller in size, would it make sense to make one comparable in size and of much greater power as a replacement for use in existing vessels? Or are there other limiting factors in the amount of power that is useable in such circumstances?
I'm no fan of the Dub, but any collection of quotes can easily manipulated to suit your viewpoint via selection bias. It would be better to examine the actions previous presidents took with regard to defending the presidential "turf."
Most polls lack the all-important CowboyNeil option.
So, when can we expect our very welcomed new water-walking, bug-eating, transforming robotic overlords to arrive? Or are they buried under a volcano in the pacific northwest?
Andromeda feeds on radiation!
These guys are the best...I've seen them abuse Masters of the Universe, Dirty Dancing, and Top Gun. The Xmas Clip Show is supposed to be INSANE. I always have wondered how they manage to get away with the name in this litigious age, though. It seems not even comedy is safe from stupidity.
I think the CT scan was just a starting point for the nifty image, that is, it revealed bone structure and dessicated facial features, but they had to use "reconstruction" techniques to figure out what he looked like in life. What we see is more of a very sophisiticated "artist's impression" based on the CT than a 3-D snapshot of what's under the bandages. But I might have misread it.
When they captured and reprogrammed that T-900, they wiped out its OEM install of Microsoft Windows for Androids and installed Linux...hence its change from evil to good!
Then I'd not only lack rhythm, I'd have no beat, either!
Semi-seriously, though, would this eliminate the possibility of things, uh, throbbing?
I know the future of exploration is in the private sector, but must NASA pander so obviously to its industrial sponsors? At least the craft's design is pretty cool... http://new-cars.com/concept/2003/mercury-messenger -concept-photos.html
Good choice of acronym...now this new high-falutin' Bluetooth logo can be slapped on new devices so you can one-up adopters of the first incarnation.
All you have to do is show them that your gadget is BEDR than theirs.
extremely fun...and vertigo-inducing...
alas, too odd an interpretation of ol' platformers to catch on too strongly
for the 2015 H2 with heated leather seats, premium stereo, and optional TrafficBlaster commute-acceleration device...
I mean, it would always need electricity to survive. I imagine it would end up being silmiar to a child or an adult on life support with regard to the sort of rights-structure that would be developed to deal with it. But, then, you can't save your kid or grandpa to disk and then boot them up in a new body...
Every move you make and every vow you break
Every smile you fake, every claim you stake
They'll be watchin' you
InterMetro (or similar) wire shelving ( http://www.containerstore.com/browse/index.jhtml?C ATID=13370 )
White cardboard & metal boxes from IKEA
CaseLogic ProSleeves (or similar)
the media go into the sleeves, which go into the boxes (alphabetized by title for video, artist for audio) which go onto the shelves...
No, it's a "he," who just recently changed his username on the SDMB from Anthracite to Una Persson or whatever.
I was lucky enough to see it at the SXSW Film Festival here in Austin. A truly hilarious movie that puts mainstream pap to shame. At the same time, though, it's touching in its own way, due largely to the impressively-chinned-one's efforts. It's just sad that it's found such difficulty in finding distribution. It's coming back to the Alamo Drafthouse, where I hope to see it again before I have the chance to buy it on DVD.
Jumping Flash I & II...nothing else on my TV screen has ever induced vertigo quite like those games. I'd kill for an even-more-spiffy-lookin' version...
Unless, of course, they're just to open the clasp, in which case I'll make the excuse that I'm just really sleepy...
Yeah, but the width of the adapter keeps your fingers from going much beyond the end of the rear buttons. If you examine the photo closely, it looks like the L and R shoulder buttons are duplicated on the new adapter(the darker, less transparent pointy-out-thingies on either side of the bulge). At first glance, this seems like it might be (excuse the pun-ish usage)handy for those with longer fingers/bigger hands.
Planets taste like chicken!
I always cringe when Disney takes one of their early artistic works (back when it at least seemed like someone cared what made it to the screen)and trots it out all "modernized" or worse, sequelized. In this instance, at least from what I can gather, they've produced something with artistic merit. I saw sketches and such of this project on the Fantasia Legacy DVD, and immediately was impressed by the bizarre vision it presented. Noone today would consider Disney avant garde...but it (well, more like HE) really was back in the day. I'm glad to see this innovative idea finally come to fruition. One can only hope that it might serve as a wake-up call as to the potential of animation as art, instead of just babysitting-fodder.
This is clear evidence that despite its user-friendly appearance, deep down, Apple hates U.
up up down down left right left right B A start, duh...