Translated from the box at the bottom of the page, entitled "Today's Damage"
A burn slight to a face
Some hair burned.
A burn slight in both hands
A burn slight to the bosom
Both hands are burned.
Costume play clothes... In both, every place burned.
Fire-resistant glove... Both are total losses
Costume play clothes... In both, every place burned.
Fire-resistant glove... Both are total losses
I think he might be making noises about adding an internet access and download tax in order to appear more fiscally conservative than Gray Davis. If he actually implements such a tax, it would probably sink his chance at winning the election.
The main part of the Benford's article is that the primary problem of space travel is dealing with the lack of gravity to maintain human bone and organ health.
Cats spend up to 20 hours a day sleeping and yet still manage to stay fitter than most human gymnasts.
Purring creates vibrations through the cat's body helping to maintain muscle and bone density.
Transducers in an astronaut's suit could produce similar resonant vibrations. These vibrations could simulate the stresses of g-forces by rapidly moving the astronaut a very small distance back and forth.
Sorry I didn't connect the dots for you in the original post.
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_246696.html
Scientists say they've discovered that cats purr to help them get better when they're injured.
The researchers at the Fauna Communications Research Institute in North Carolina call the purr a natural healing mechanism.
They say the purr helps their bones and organs to heal and grow.
It works in a similar way to ultrasound on humans.
Exposure to similar sound frequencies are known to improve bone density.
Dr Elizabeth von Muggenthaler, the president of the institute, said: "Old wives' tales usually have a grain of truth behind them and cats do heal very quickly. The healing power of purring seems to explain their 'nine lives'."
She told The Sunday Telegraph: "We are starting to solve a 3,000-year-old mystery as to why cats purr. The next phase will be to explain the mechanics of the process."
Story filed: 15:49 Sunday 18th March 2001
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In hexadecimal, that address is eight digits. 8D.9E.68.5E
Not only are all the tech jobs going overseas, but now the US is going to lose it's warez site superiority too.
http://www.startiger.org/media/STmmwave.avi
It seems like it would be a much easier and cheaper way of producing the Thz waveguide antennae.
cockroaches may never have evolved to the vast interstellar empire we have today.
For a minute, I thought this would be pr0n.
San Francisco has the only bars stranger than a Mos Eisley cantina.
Plus we're only able to log 1GB/day or less of your traffic.
So don't use VPN's and don't use more than a gig/day of traffic.
Thank you.
NTL World Total Information Awareness Division
$995 per person before April 15, 2003
$1,195 after April 15, 2003 up to the day of the event.
That's not the future of my money.
I think his impersonation of James Lipton is much more entertaining than Lipton himself.
Translated from the box at the bottom of the page, entitled "Today's Damage"
... In both, every place burned. ... Both are total losses ... In both, every place burned. ... Both are total losses
A burn slight to a face
Some hair burned.
A burn slight in both hands
A burn slight to the bosom
Both hands are burned.
Costume play clothes
Fire-resistant glove
Costume play clothes
Fire-resistant glove
It is well known that parliament.uk is rightfully the property of George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic.
I think he might be making noises about adding an internet access and download tax in order to appear more fiscally conservative than Gray Davis. If he actually implements such a tax, it would probably sink his chance at winning the election.
I think people should be able to bid money for my vote. If it's good enough for Congress, it's good enough for me.
Let's see...
A few thousand bogus email addresses, check.
Form letter requesting vote swap, check.
A simple script to automate it all, check.
Wow, one person can make a difference.
The court would uphold wife-swapping as well.
I'd hate to hit the snooze button and crash the server.
The main part of the Benford's article is that the primary problem of space travel is dealing with the lack of gravity to maintain human bone and organ health.
Cats spend up to 20 hours a day sleeping and yet still manage to stay fitter than most human gymnasts.
Purring creates vibrations through the cat's body helping to maintain muscle and bone density.
Transducers in an astronaut's suit could produce similar resonant vibrations. These vibrations could simulate the stresses of g-forces by rapidly moving the astronaut a very small distance back and forth.
Sorry I didn't connect the dots for you in the original post.
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_246696.html Scientists say they've discovered that cats purr to help them get better when they're injured. The researchers at the Fauna Communications Research Institute in North Carolina call the purr a natural healing mechanism. They say the purr helps their bones and organs to heal and grow. It works in a similar way to ultrasound on humans. Exposure to similar sound frequencies are known to improve bone density. Dr Elizabeth von Muggenthaler, the president of the institute, said: "Old wives' tales usually have a grain of truth behind them and cats do heal very quickly. The healing power of purring seems to explain their 'nine lives'." She told The Sunday Telegraph: "We are starting to solve a 3,000-year-old mystery as to why cats purr. The next phase will be to explain the mechanics of the process." Story filed: 15:49 Sunday 18th March 2001
Be at this street corner between 10 and 11pm. Major credit cards accepted.
Overhyped, overpriced videophone that won't sell.
If you have a broadband connection and a laptop, why on earth would you need this? The thing doesn't even use encryption.
I've seen a lot of videophones come and go. Just because it uses Linux, doesn't make it better.
Ok, it does make it better, but would you buy one?
Don't show that trailer to your Wakamaru. The things are uppity enough as it is.
Mass destruction is two words.
It can nag without tiring and yet it doesn't have a mouth? Talk about the worst of both worlds.
What's to stop some enterprising folk from making their own, highly subversive versions of Carson Daly from recordings of his show?
What's to stop those recordings from being either broadcast locally from pirate rigs, or injected into a Clear Channel satellite feed?
Ok, maybe state and federal laws and the wrath of the FCC, if you care about that kind of thing.