These guys make the most stylish and functional briefcases in the world. Waterproof and made of aluminum. I have seen anodized aluminum from them in bright colors like lime, fly yellow, and cobalt blue. These a briefcases for the fasionable geek. http://rootintl.com/halliburton/ http://www.buythebest.com/comp_case.html They make laptop cases, camera cases, briefcases, cigar humidors, and many other functional and useful cases.
Mr. Clinton was in Virginia at a public school yesterday. He said: "We should strive to resolve conflict without violence." Hmmmm.... Balkans? Iraq? Panama? Granada? El Salvador? Honduras? Nicuragua? Angola? Vietnam? Korea? The list goes on. I do not want to place blame for the events in Colorado on the Executive Office, but in a time when the capitol of "the greatest nation on earth" is also the murder capitol of the world governed by a crack smoking mayor (well, not any more), while in a time of continued international conflict we turn and look at an isolated violent episode and say "shame". I am not surprised by what happened. We are headed into a time of greater turmoil. New York city was boasting that it would have "less than 2000" murders by year end and they were pleased!!! There are cities around the world that have less violence by population than cities in the US. I am thinking about moving to Iceland.
How about the manufacturer of the weapon and ammunition that he used? Why not sue Warner Brothers for their Looney Toons? Lord know those are ridden with violence. Why not sue CNN for its coverage of the Gulf War and O.J. Simpson trial(and other violence that it displays)?
This is a load of crap, and a continuance of the absurd three ring circus that our judicial system has become.
The one person responsible for these crimes is behind bars.
It seems that he does not know what the concepts of source code, open source and free mean. Perhaps we can inform him... he has hisemail at the bottom of the page.
The film "Wax: The Discovery of Television Among the Bees" is one of the best examples of "geek-cinema" that I have ever seen. If you have not seen it, rent it soon. It is the story of a programmer for the defense department that is contacted by the spirits of the "future dead" that were killed by his work. They communicate to him through the bees that he keeps. He travels through space and time with their aid. They show him the language of Babylon (code), God (a television broadcast), Heaven (OOP), the limits of the universe, the meaning of his life, and his fate after death.
I saw many in this thread mention "Pi". I saw that, and saw many similarities between it and "Wax". Notably the relationship between mathematics and language. If you liked this film, Wax goes to another level of surrealism.
I will read Katz's book. I will also continue to read and post to the discussions at Slashdot even though I need to wade through heaps of venomous bile from the immature. It is a shame that respect not be paid to an author and an artist, as well to the people that bring this wonderful forum to life. I will only have to assume that many of the "A.C.s", though they claim to be technophiles, must be illiterate. I guess now I am guilty of flame... but I feel justified.
What about in the cold of space? Could this be used to trap solar energy? Space is near 0K and you would not need the energy requirements to maintain the low temp of the media. I see this as a very useful application of this technology.
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If you were stranded on a desert island, what ten albums and ten books would you want with you?
I actually feel guilty after reading that crap. What a shameless waste of electrons.
What happened here?
Who here actually watches (or cares about)MTV?
Why all the hype over this chump?
Was this done intentionally to mock this poor sucker?
I don't get it. It seems so random...
Try www.dotbroker.com ... One half Million for yo-quiero.com? You gotta be kidding..........
Roswell was mentioned... on their home page
If you look around at that site, you will find some quad motherboards. I do recall a discussion here about the availability of those...
These guys make the most stylish and functional briefcases in the world. Waterproof and made of aluminum. I have seen anodized aluminum from them in bright colors like lime, fly yellow, and cobalt blue. These a briefcases for the fasionable geek. http://rootintl.com/halliburton/
http://www.buythebest.com/comp_case.html
They make laptop cases, camera cases, briefcases, cigar humidors, and many other functional and useful cases.
I love this book.
Anyone ever read "Divine Proportion" by H.E. Huntley?
It is on my shelf next to EGB. It is a study of mathematical beauty. I only mention it because these are two of my favorites.
Mr. Clinton was in Virginia at a public school yesterday. He said: "We should strive to resolve conflict without violence." Hmmmm.... Balkans? Iraq? Panama? Granada? El Salvador? Honduras? Nicuragua? Angola? Vietnam? Korea? The list goes on. I do not want to place blame for the events in Colorado on the Executive Office, but in a time when the capitol of "the greatest nation on earth" is also the murder capitol of the world governed by a crack smoking mayor (well, not any more), while in a time of continued international conflict we turn and look at an isolated violent episode and say "shame". I am not surprised by what happened. We are headed into a time of greater turmoil. New York city was boasting that it would have "less than 2000" murders by year end and they were pleased!!! There are cities around the world that have less violence by population than cities in the US. I am thinking about moving to Iceland.
How about the manufacturer of the weapon and ammunition that he used? Why not sue Warner Brothers for their Looney Toons? Lord know those are ridden with violence. Why not sue CNN for its coverage of the Gulf War and O.J. Simpson trial(and other violence that it displays)?
This is a load of crap, and a continuance of the absurd three ring circus that our judicial system has become.
The one person responsible for these crimes is behind bars.
Read the specs at:e rver/sc450nx/procsupp.htm
http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/s
Excuse my terrible spelling.
This should be in the "It's Funny. Laugh." catagory.
hmmmm
It is not my site, it is down for periods... I will check it and repost when I get home.
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Tons of non-album studio tracks, 4 track demos of some of the albums, Peel sesion cuts, all of the non-album B-sides, and mucho live tracks.
WEEN!
It seems that he does not know what the concepts of source code, open source and free mean. Perhaps we can inform him... he has hisemail at the bottom of the page.
Did Gore father the internet?.
The film "Wax: The Discovery of Television Among the Bees" is one of the best examples of "geek-cinema" that I have ever seen. If you have not seen it, rent it soon. It is the story of a programmer for the defense department that is contacted by the spirits of the "future dead" that were killed by his work. They communicate to him through the bees that he keeps. He travels through space and time with their aid. They show him the language of Babylon (code), God (a television broadcast), Heaven (OOP), the limits of the universe, the meaning of his life, and his fate after death.
I saw many in this thread mention "Pi". I saw that, and saw many similarities between it and "Wax". Notably the relationship between mathematics and language. If you liked this film, Wax goes to another level of surrealism.
Suckers at ebay
There are price lists out there. I would be willing to buy some off of you if you make a list. Or I will buy them bulk.
I will read Katz's book. I will also continue to read and post to the discussions at Slashdot even though I need to wade through heaps of venomous bile from the immature. It is a shame that respect not be paid to an author and an artist, as well to the people that bring this wonderful forum to life. I will only have to assume that many of the "A.C.s", though they claim to be technophiles, must be illiterate. I guess now I am guilty of flame... but I feel justified.
I appreciate Katz, and plan on reading the book.
Besides. Trappist Monks make the BEST beer in the world.
What about in the cold of space? Could this be used to trap solar energy? Space is near 0K and you would not need the energy requirements to maintain the low temp of the media. I see this as a very useful application of this technology.
That was a great article. Yes, nothing new, but I sent it off to several that had never installed Linux who thought is was a good read, and inspiring.
Take a look at this: Microsoft Patents Ones, Zeros