I should know better than to feed trolls, however I could not resist. Coaxial, you you know that the superconducting supercollider was cancelled by the Clinton administration, don't you?
Really? Ok, so they may not be "courses" but professors in many fields have been putting their lecture notes online long before MIT's program was launched. It is rather trivial to find them.
I am not a scientist (yet), I do however read the musings of a real scientist at Note Even Wrong. Scroll down to "There They Go Again..." and enjoy what he has to say about the article.
A quick google brought this to my attention. I do believe that the boarding of another vessel without the consent of the captain/crew is considered an act of piracy.
I find this rather interesting. Having parents who are both lawyers and working as a secretary in a law firm for two summers I can honestly say that of the thiry or so police officers that I have had first hand experience with, I can really only name two who have come off as complete jerks. The other twenty eight or so were nothing but kind and where most certainly not an "adrenaline-high thug". That being said, it really only does take one bad encounter with an officer to leave one with a life-long bitterness for all officers. Sir, just how many encounters with officers have you had? One, two perhaps? For the two to three months per year that I have worked with accused criminals, I can honestly say that a majority of the complaints centered where made against a few "bad cops". This does ruiling does not please me in any way shape or form, however, those of you who make a point and refuse to comply with this, I ask that you do so in a courteous manner. You might be suprised with the response that you get.
I am going to assume that you are a private pilot. Now, let us compare the number of individuals with a private pilot's liscence to the number of individuals with a driver's liscence.
It says enough about the M16 that a lot of american troops in vietnam switched weapons when they had the change.
Where is this documented? I can see special forces doing this, but not regular troops. The two weapons sound rather different and in the heat of battle one would run the possibility of being shot by their comrades. You are more or less trading off one evil for another, no?
Perhaps some notes about what you were thinking whilst you were drafting . Spur of the moment type, a bit raw. Not something that you go back and pen in the next day.
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I should know better than to feed trolls, however I could not resist. Coaxial, you you know that the superconducting supercollider was cancelled by the Clinton administration, don't you?
Apparently you are unfamilar with President Bush's extensive background in particle physics.
Really? Ok, so they may not be "courses" but professors in many fields have been putting their lecture notes online long before MIT's program was launched. It is rather trivial to find them.
For those who don't know what "New Math" is/was (I didn't).
I am not a scientist (yet), I do however read the musings of a real scientist at Note Even Wrong. Scroll down to "There They Go Again..." and enjoy what he has to say about the article.
There is more truth to that than you know.
IBM has a rather neat page detailing the use of an AFM (Atomic Force Microscope) to manipulate nanotubes.
A quick google brought this to my attention. I do believe that the boarding of another vessel without the consent of the captain/crew is considered an act of piracy.
I suggest that you read more about the Cassini-Huygens mission. The mission objective is to study Saturn as a whole. Searching for life is not the mission's purpose.
The High Energy Physics group at UW Madison is also a bit of a mac shop as they just purchased quite a few new G5's.
This would be better then sending a Soyuz why?
No, it is attitude
I find this rather interesting. Having parents who are both lawyers and working as a secretary in a law firm for two summers I can honestly say that of the thiry or so police officers that I have had first hand experience with, I can really only name two who have come off as complete jerks. The other twenty eight or so were nothing but kind and where most certainly not an "adrenaline-high thug". That being said, it really only does take one bad encounter with an officer to leave one with a life-long bitterness for all officers. Sir, just how many encounters with officers have you had? One, two perhaps? For the two to three months per year that I have worked with accused criminals, I can honestly say that a majority of the complaints centered where made against a few "bad cops". This does ruiling does not please me in any way shape or form, however, those of you who make a point and refuse to comply with this, I ask that you do so in a courteous manner. You might be suprised with the response that you get.
Please look over the X-Prize Guidelines.
Juding by Burt Rutan's designs, I would say things should go quite well tomorrow.
I am going to assume that you are a private pilot. Now, let us compare the number of individuals with a private pilot's liscence to the number of individuals with a driver's liscence.
- High-temperature superconductors
- Fusion
- Quantum gravity
- Dark matter
- Dark energy
- Gravity waves (specifically finding them)
- Quantum computing
Also how does one jump from physics to neuroscience? That seems to be a rather large leap (as in going back to school for another 5 years).The article mentions Wild 2's low gravity, but I did not find mention of a gravity defying crater. Anyone care to share more about this?
They are indeed brothers.
It says enough about the M16 that a lot of american troops in vietnam switched weapons when they had the change.
Where is this documented? I can see special forces doing this, but not regular troops. The two weapons sound rather different and in the heat of battle one would run the possibility of being shot by their comrades. You are more or less trading off one evil for another, no?
Also, don't think that this is avoidable by going into the hell that is academia. You don't believe me? Ask any grad student or post doc.
Perhaps some notes about what you were thinking whilst you were drafting . Spur of the moment type, a bit raw. Not something that you go back and pen in the next day.
Apparantly there is a 48 page booklet entitled "The Art of Morrowind", however I have only seen it bundled with a game.
Does anyone happen to know where one could obtain the original concept art? I would love to have something like this to spice up my drab apartment.
Who the heck can publish a paper every eight days! That alone should start to turn heads, no?