The only music I have purchased in the past couple of years have been from artist's websites. The money goes straight to the artist. And I typically don't just purchase one or two songs. I'll pick up entire albums or the entire collection to date. This is music that the artist had available for free download & I heard through illicit on-line radio stations.
The RIAA & their pricing levels conditioned me not to buy music growing up. For the most part, I just used radio or did without.
Instead of spending the enormous dollars it takes to explore other planets*, wouldn't it be cheaper to: 1. Send up a unit to slow down some of these meteors, 2. Pick them up in orbit 3. Deliver them to the Space Station for scientific research 4. Maybe even package them for a soft landing for ground based researchers to examine 5. ???? 6. Profit!!!
With all the talk about panspermia, what better way to explore this possibility? Otherwise we are left with the burnt out husks of what has hit the earth.
This very well may be the cheapest easiest way to explore space. From our couch!
* I still think we should try to explore other planets, but this presents a great value.
Trace amounts of naphthalene are produced by magnolias and specific types of deer. Naphthalene has also been found in the Formosan subterranean termite, possibly as a repellant against "ants, poisonous fungi and nematode worms." [1]
People need to have reasonable faith that their privacy is respected & their information is safe & secure for them to do their job.
Some bosses might not get that, but I do.
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So who owns the game the gamers purchased?
In addition to the above stated solutions, you might speed the drying process with rice.
The only music I have purchased in the past couple of years have been from artist's websites. The money goes straight to the artist. And I typically don't just purchase one or two songs. I'll pick up entire albums or the entire collection to date. This is music that the artist had available for free download & I heard through illicit on-line radio stations.
The RIAA & their pricing levels conditioned me not to buy music growing up. For the most part, I just used radio or did without.
Instead of spending the enormous dollars it takes to explore other planets*, wouldn't it be cheaper to:
1. Send up a unit to slow down some of these meteors,
2. Pick them up in orbit
3. Deliver them to the Space Station for scientific research
4. Maybe even package them for a soft landing for ground based researchers to examine
5. ????
6. Profit!!!
With all the talk about panspermia, what better way to explore this possibility? Otherwise we are left with the burnt out husks of what has hit the earth.
This very well may be the cheapest easiest way to explore space. From our couch!
* I still think we should try to explore other planets, but this presents a great value.
Oh dear, I hadn't thought of that.
*poof*
It's solar powered. No need to pay any electric bills. Maintenance & care is cheap dirt.
http://pws.byu.edu/tree_tour/images/tree116small.jpg
Not the reputation a town wants.
So the yeast from the gut of a 45M Year old weevil is restricted to a narrow band of carbohydrates compared to modern yeast.
But have they compared it to yest from the guts of current day Weevils?
Do we have any extremophiles that life in a highly oxidizing environment?
Great. So we have oxygen & iron. Somehow I don't think we are going to get lift off from Mars with a Rust Powered Rocket Booster.
Yes, some parents will screw it up. But you can't save everyone. But for those who care, they will shift their kids to better schools & teachers.
The schools that don't make the grade will have to close down.
Sorry but it isn't that great.
They are really splurging on a whole 3,950 bytes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naphthalene
Incidence in nature
Trace amounts of naphthalene are produced by magnolias and specific types of deer. Naphthalene has also been found in the Formosan subterranean termite, possibly as a repellant against "ants, poisonous fungi and nematode worms." [1]
People need to have reasonable faith that their privacy is respected & their information is safe & secure for them to do their job. Some bosses might not get that, but I do.
I'm surprised no one here has mentioned that one yet.
Come back to the guild.
Includes screenshots & research. http://forums.enturbulation.org/showthread.php?t=5085&page=4
I typically set my background to black anyway.
That article was so dull I contemplated ending my own life. Luckily I found that little red X at the top right hand of my screen & saved myself.
They will go up in smoke along with the rest of your house.
Subject says it all.
I'm holding out for FLAC. Then we'll talk.
I still say the hard drive wins out in the long run... or at least until Flash drives come down in price.
Why do I need special downloader software from Amazon.com? Can't I just pay for it & then download the song or album?