just make sure you know how to do those equations by hand. Algebra II is one thing. But college professors know exactly what those calcs can do. And they want to see some "real" work to go along with it;)
This will only cause advertisers and network television stations to 'embed' more of their products/advertisements into the television programs themselves. Looks like Apple already has a headstart in this area.
Sharing music is great.. but having to fumble around plugging stuff into eachother's iPod's can get tedious.
Wireless would obviously be a better solution but how can a person regulate it? One idea is that a person can designate a sample of a song on their iPod in which nearby iPod users (connecting by BlueTooth I suppose) can 'tap' in and listen.
Some time constraints, number of concurrent accesses, and number of times one person A can connect to person B should be in order.
Using samples as opposed to just letting people listen to entire songs should keep the RIAA at bay (somewhat) and save battery power (assuming that the longer a person is connected takes up more power on the connectee's iPod).
Brian is almost a knockoff of Homer Simpson.
I've never heard that comparison. The Peter Griffin/Homer Simpson similarities are obvious tho: Both...
- are.. well.. dumbasses.
- drink heavily
- have meaningless jobs
- have senial fathers
- both married to women who just seem to know more about everything. any other similarities are welcome!
I'm sure alot of us have heard about the S.Koreans dying in net-cafes after spending 48+ hours playing CS and RPGs. How does their government actually think all this new speed will help their country. Just take a look at these freaks and find out.
I agree.
I have 2 friends using DDR on playstation and the PC mod versions to lose weight and its worked out well for them.
Losing weight while having fun doing it (and not to mention learning a few dance moves) is a win/win in my book.
so just because the US wastes money then its OK for every other country to waste money? China needs to wake up and feed its own people before doing their half-assed redundant space exploration.
> and 41 percent of respondents are at least thinking about switching away from Microsoft software
How many are actually able to switch to other software packages while locked into contracts for their company/coporations that have deals with M$?
Remember, its just not that easy for entire companies/coporations to switch over from an environment such as Windows to a Linux environment. Even with Linux desktop software becoming very usable for the "regular" user, it is still quite an impact and will most likely require re-training and a temporary loss of productivity during this period (and thus loss of money).
The RIAA's not so bad, they'll settle out of court over the phone, if you don't mind paying up instead of getting a lawyer.
Hi this is [insert your name] on behalf of the RIAA. Please pay us [insert your desired amount] immediatley or we will take you to court. Send your cash payment to [insert your P.O box here].
Maybe we can agree that the NYT is a well-written, serious and interesting newspaper.
I think Jason Blair put an end to that. *long live free speech!*;)
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just make sure you know how to do those equations by hand. Algebra II is one thing. But college professors know exactly what those calcs can do. And they want to see some "real" work to go along with it ;)
Worms has always been very similar in gameplay. and is multiplayer. And as always, google yields the desired results.
This will only cause advertisers and network television stations to 'embed' more of their products/advertisements into the television programs themselves. Looks like Apple already has a headstart in this area.
well hopefully it will have some sort of mechanism that slows you down to a safe speed when dangerously low on power.
make sure your congressman/congresswoman gets ahold of that too.
Sharing music is great.. but having to fumble around plugging stuff into eachother's iPod's can get tedious.
Wireless would obviously be a better solution but how can a person regulate it? One idea is that a person can designate a sample of a song on their iPod in which nearby iPod users (connecting by BlueTooth I suppose) can 'tap' in and listen.
Some time constraints, number of concurrent accesses, and number of times one person A can connect to person B should be in order.
Using samples as opposed to just letting people listen to entire songs should keep the RIAA at bay (somewhat) and save battery power (assuming that the longer a person is connected takes up more power on the connectee's iPod).
Brian is almost a knockoff of Homer Simpson.
I've never heard that comparison. The Peter Griffin/Homer Simpson similarities are obvious tho:
Both...
- are.. well.. dumbasses.
- drink heavily
- have meaningless jobs
- have senial fathers
- both married to women who just seem to know more about everything.
any other similarities are welcome!
I'm sure alot of us have heard about the S.Koreans dying in net-cafes after spending 48+ hours playing CS and RPGs. How does their government actually think all this new speed will help their country. Just take a look at these freaks and find out.
You watch fox I bet.
You watch Sesame Street, I bet.
I agree. I have 2 friends using DDR on playstation and the PC mod versions to lose weight and its worked out well for them. Losing weight while having fun doing it (and not to mention learning a few dance moves) is a win/win in my book.
when and where (channel) will this be on?
so just because the US wastes money then its OK for every other country to waste money? China needs to wake up and feed its own people before doing their half-assed redundant space exploration.
>lets see them put a base on the moon
lets see them feed their starving people first, before spending millions on their space exploration
Sure they can, if they're a public university.
"... stuff that matters"????
c'mon
sounds about right. they must have cut any good dialog out of 'reloaded' to get it down to 120 min.
How many are actually able to switch to other software packages while locked into contracts for their company/coporations that have deals with M$?
Remember, its just not that easy for entire companies/coporations to switch over from an environment such as Windows to a Linux environment. Even with Linux desktop software becoming very usable for the "regular" user, it is still quite an impact and will most likely require re-training and a temporary loss of productivity during this period (and thus loss of money).
In light of the recall, you should use the arnold soundboard for something like this. ;)
Combine this with your own morter and we've got ourselves new Navy ammunition.
The RIAA's not so bad, they'll settle out of court over the phone, if you don't mind paying up instead of getting a lawyer.
Hi this is [insert your name] on behalf of the RIAA. Please pay us [insert your desired amount] immediatley or we will take you to court. Send your cash payment to [insert your P.O box here].
by grabbing the www.iccf11.org domain before the 11th conference ;)
Maybe we can agree that the NYT is a well-written, serious and interesting newspaper. I think Jason Blair put an end to that. *long live free speech!* ;)