what is so awesome about this bunch of surly and confused-looking clean-scrubbed young mormons hopping around to a Teletubbies tune? I wanna see them all blueberry-stained now!
Here is how you can make exploding bubbles by yourself: 1.Get the bubble toy solution. 2. Get the acetylene/oxygen welding torch to blow them. 3. make these suckerz and ignite with a long twig
(you do not turn the flame on when using the torch, of course).
This explosive gas mixture trick works with hydrogen/oxygen also (and you get lighter-than-air floating bubbles) but acetylene+oxygen gives *much* stronger bang for the volume. Once we filled modest-size thrashbag with the mix and it cracked the window (and our eardrums) - and yes, we were standing on the veranda outside the house.
How long it will take for the pirates to buy and use this kind of nonlethal weapon? It is much better blasting the cruise ship with piercing sound rather than with grenades if crating panic and confusion is the goal.
Stun gun works not only for defense against muggers - it is a good mugging weapon.
There are "non-lethal" laser weapons that cause permanent eye scarrig/blindness unless the victim gets emergency eye surgery. These weapons are pretty impressive on mid mid-range distances(hundreds meters) and can reportedly produce a cone of blinding flashes that can be about 1 meter wide. Reportedly, US military was in talk with Russians on this and they agreed that they would not field such weapons.
from all we know their "technical" hydrino explanation is a bunch of chimpanzee. If there realy is such a huge measurable effect, than it is realy something tremendous. That means something realy important that we we have not known about. But I think it is exceptionaly super highly unlikely - experimentalists have been looking for deviations from QED down to 15 decimal places for many years and found absolutely none.
"The Nature is out there and she will come out the way she is." RPF
these management gimmicks (and the nazi-reference to Google) gives me distinct feeling that some guys in charge of Google believe they are so smart they can bullshit their company to the top place again.
Maybe they should think harder how to make products that people use and like. Annoying the customer for a quick return is bad in the long run - and they have not figured it when they started the search and e-mail service. For some time they had a fucking monopoly and they blew it. All this froth about crushing the competitors is un-pretty. They should think instead about how to not to be evil.
moluscs and corals depend on calcium carbonate. CaCO3 will remain insoluble only if seawater remains neutral-to slightly alkaline. Pump a lotsa CO2 into it and you will get nude clams. Calcium bicabonate is pretty soluble and needs to be made alkaline or boiled or partly evaporated for calcium to precipitate out as carbonate again (that's how waterstone forms in bathtubs, water boilers, car radiators and caves)
"Most CS degrees require that you take a few courses that aren't actually on computers. That's what the grandparent was talking about."...if grandparent starts talking about latin and greek courses, just bribed the nurse to get him stronger meds.
I allways knew that going with MS was pretty hard choice - But until now I did not realize it was actually a choice between reliability - and performance. (I guess one cannot get everything - even with a great company like Microsoft.)
and I could have scooped them - some years ago, I noticed that the stale instant Nestle tastes incredibly lot like a stale weak beer. (I thought it was nice that they did not use the usual burnt motoroil flavor like Folgers'). So they were just passing a beta version of their birra Coffiest!
maybe the company can claim that the dude made some threats in the past. Maybe they can label him as a super-advanced cyber-terrorist and extradite him to US. (Maybe they can make him disapper there - in one of the secret prisons.) Wait - with the Blunkett laws, maybe they can do this without US help.
PowerPoint(TM) is an essential thought-prevention tool. Nothing else can extend a vapid piece of generalising self-important blather into 45 minutes of a dynamic + snappy prevarocation. PowerPoint helps our management to feel better about their mission, about their goals and comitment to the cutting-edge innovation. It helps them to highlight the synergies. It facilitates indentification of the go/no-go checkpoints on their flowcharts.
MS can secure their search monopoly, at least in China - by reporting all seditious searches to the Party officials. This should be "good enough" to give them the competetive edge.
"technology which derives hydrogen from methanol, producing small amounts of carbon dioxide"
The methanol fuel cell produces the same amount of CO2 (or more, per volume unit) as if it was burning normal gasoline. The beauty of fuel cell here shines in comparison with (lousy) energy density, efficiency and recharge rate of a battery.
One day we may be driving metanol-fueled cars or planes since methanol is pretty easy to make from coal. When that happens, the platinum-group metals used in fuel cells will not be cheaper than today - new industry uses of paladium and platinum are found every day but there is only very little to go around. Shortage of rhodium, palladium and platinum can be technologicaly much bigger problem than lack of fossil fuels. So my guess is that the new methanol motor will have some kind of good old internal combustion engine in it again.
de Grey does not sound as a scientist - not because of his fringe ideas (any radical idea is fringe at the beginning) but because he is not careful and sceptical about what he says. If you want to be a good scientist, you absolutely have to avoid wishful thinking.
de Grey was not trained in experimental work and does not seem to appreciate the way the discovery process works. He has no doubts about what he is saying. But in science progress does do not happen just because you want it to. Ideas that "are a little vague but nobody can prove them wrong" are not the most useful ones. You can make any kind of program and say "in ten years we will be able..." and when you do it you are more like a politician or campainer than a scientist. In fact, there is the place for guys like him: promoting projects and getting private funding into it.
Personaly, I would be very afraid to undergo any aging prevention therapy program designed by Mr. de Grey. Zealots like him end up killing their patients.
"to release 8 prisoners anywhere from 39-161 days early, prisoners who were doing time for everything from embezzlement and drugs to bad check writing."
Doing time for bad code writing was not mentioned.
During anthrax letter atentates, US government threatened Bayer with mandatory licensing for ciprofloxacin. Cipro is the firstline therapy for anthrax infection.
The Czech version has been dubbed for many years by a popular duo of gay comedians. The two queens were doing all voices in it. (Especialy the woman and kids parts!) Simpsons are pretty over the top in the original and with this dubbing, it was a riot.
Slashdot Mirror
If you do, they will find your wave function collapsed. In seven days.
"The landlords, like all other men, love to reap where they never sowed." Adam Smith 1776
what is so awesome about this bunch of surly and confused-looking clean-scrubbed young mormons hopping around to a Teletubbies tune? I wanna see them all blueberry-stained now!
Here is how you can make exploding bubbles by yourself:
1.Get the bubble toy solution.
2. Get the acetylene/oxygen welding torch to blow them.
3. make these suckerz and ignite with a long twig
(you do not turn the flame on when using the torch, of course).
This explosive gas mixture trick works with hydrogen/oxygen also (and you get lighter-than-air floating bubbles) but acetylene+oxygen gives *much* stronger bang for the volume. Once we filled modest-size thrashbag with the mix and it cracked the window (and our eardrums) - and yes, we were standing on the veranda outside the house.
princess Leia Organa is waiting her well...
Swiss cows are easier - if you know that:
1) uphill push does not work
2) slope > 80 degrees = messy result
3) weed in the feed makes them ROFL
How long it will take for the pirates to buy and use this kind of nonlethal weapon? It is much better blasting the cruise ship with piercing sound rather than with grenades if crating panic and confusion is the goal.
Stun gun works not only for defense against muggers - it is a good mugging weapon.
There are "non-lethal" laser weapons that cause permanent eye scarrig/blindness unless the victim gets emergency eye surgery. These weapons are pretty impressive on mid mid-range distances(hundreds meters) and can reportedly produce a cone of blinding flashes that can be about 1 meter wide. Reportedly, US military was in talk with Russians on this and they agreed that they would not field such weapons.
from all we know their "technical" hydrino explanation is a bunch of chimpanzee. If there realy is such a huge measurable effect, than it is realy something tremendous. That means something realy important that we we have not known about. But I think it is exceptionaly super highly unlikely - experimentalists have been looking for deviations from QED down to 15 decimal places for many years and found absolutely none.
"The Nature is out there and she will come out the way she is." RPF
these management gimmicks (and the nazi-reference to Google) gives me distinct feeling that some guys in charge of Google believe they are so smart they can bullshit their company to the top place again.
Maybe they should think harder how to make products that people use and like. Annoying the customer for a quick return is bad in the long run - and they have not figured it when they started the search and e-mail service. For some time they had a fucking monopoly and they blew it. All this froth about crushing the competitors is un-pretty. They should think instead about how to not to be evil.
moluscs and corals depend on calcium carbonate. CaCO3 will remain insoluble only if seawater remains neutral-to slightly alkaline. Pump a lotsa CO2 into it and you will get nude clams. Calcium bicabonate is pretty soluble and needs to be made alkaline or boiled or partly evaporated for calcium to precipitate out as carbonate again (that's how waterstone forms in bathtubs, water boilers, car radiators and caves)
"I found Copernicus - He Was Behind That Stone the Whole Time!"
"Most CS degrees require that you take a few courses that aren't actually on computers. That's what the grandparent was talking about." ...if grandparent starts talking about latin and greek courses, just bribed the nurse to get him stronger meds.
I allways knew that going with MS was pretty hard choice - But until now I did not realize it was actually a choice between reliability - and performance. (I guess one cannot get everything - even with a great company like Microsoft.)
and I could have scooped them - some years ago, I noticed that the stale instant Nestle tastes incredibly lot like a stale weak beer. (I thought it was nice that they did not use the usual burnt motoroil flavor like Folgers'). So they were just passing a beta version of their birra Coffiest!
maybe the company can claim that the dude made some threats in the past. Maybe they can label him as a super-advanced cyber-terrorist and extradite him to US. (Maybe they can make him disapper there - in one of the secret prisons.) Wait - with the Blunkett laws, maybe they can do this without US help.
or not: spirituals in hexadecimal code sound chaotic to non-robot audience...
As you say - certain behaviors minimize the HIV risk and writing Slashdot tripe on Friday night is by far the most secure approach.
PowerPoint(TM) is an essential thought-prevention tool. Nothing else can extend a vapid piece of generalising self-important blather into 45 minutes of a dynamic + snappy prevarocation. PowerPoint helps our management to feel better about their mission, about their goals and comitment to the cutting-edge innovation. It helps them to highlight the synergies. It facilitates indentification of the go/no-go checkpoints on their flowcharts.
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http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/11.09/ppt2.htm
MS can secure their search monopoly, at least in China - by reporting all seditious searches to the Party officials. This should be "good enough" to give them the competetive edge.
"technology which derives hydrogen from methanol, producing small amounts of carbon dioxide"
The methanol fuel cell produces the same amount of CO2 (or more, per volume unit) as if it was burning normal gasoline. The beauty of fuel cell here shines in comparison with (lousy) energy density, efficiency and recharge rate of a battery.
One day we may be driving metanol-fueled cars or planes since methanol is pretty easy to make from coal. When that happens, the platinum-group metals used in fuel cells will not be cheaper than today - new industry uses of paladium and platinum are found every day but there is only very little to go around. Shortage of rhodium, palladium and platinum can be technologicaly much bigger problem than lack of fossil fuels. So my guess is that the new methanol motor will have some kind of good old internal combustion engine in it again.
de Grey does not sound as a scientist - not because of his fringe ideas (any radical idea is fringe at the beginning) but because he is not careful and sceptical about what he says. If you want to be a good scientist, you absolutely have to avoid wishful thinking.
de Grey was not trained in experimental work and does not seem to appreciate the way the discovery process works. He has no doubts about what he is saying. But in science progress does do not happen just because you want it to. Ideas that "are a little vague but nobody can prove them wrong" are not the most useful ones. You can make any kind of program and say "in ten years we will be able..." and when you do it you are more like a politician or campainer than a scientist. In fact, there is the place for guys like him: promoting projects and getting private funding into it.
Personaly, I would be very afraid to undergo any aging prevention therapy program designed by Mr. de Grey. Zealots like him end up killing their patients.
"to release 8 prisoners anywhere from 39-161 days early, prisoners who were doing time for everything from embezzlement and drugs to bad check writing."
Doing time for bad code writing was not mentioned.
During anthrax letter atentates, US government threatened Bayer with mandatory licensing for ciprofloxacin. Cipro is the firstline therapy for anthrax infection.
2 backup dudes at the crankshaft.
(The audio output used master-slave speaker configuration)
The Czech version has been dubbed for many years by a popular duo of gay comedians. The two queens were doing all voices in it. (Especialy the woman and kids parts!) Simpsons are pretty over the top in the original and with this dubbing, it was a riot.