One extremely nasty stop and go traffic jam or unexpected detour and I could be dead on the side of the road. And you can't walk or hitch a ride to get a can of gas to resume your trip. Either you pay for a tow or you come back with a generator. This is why hybrids make more sense. Until the car + gps + google can actually warn you that you're not going to make it to the next charging station, electric cars only make sense for very local trips.
What are they teaching in schools these days? Everybody knows that the maximum Threat Con Level is equal to the theoretical maximum warp drive speed which is to say it is 10. Duh.
If people knew that the only thing preventing them from living 1,000 years was an accident of some sort, it seems logical that most would become very cautious and averse to bodily risk. Who in their right mind would volunteer for combat duty? Experimental aircraft? Sky-diving? Driving a car?
Boeing has had bikes for literally decades. They're handy for quickly getting around a facility, often just from one end of a building to the other end. Big buildings.
If she's in your arms, she is showing that she considers you to be a very close friend. With her words, though, she is dropping the clue-bomb and you are dodging it. If you'd like a closer relationship with her, take a few deep breaths (but not so many that you pass out), gather your courage, and tell her how you feel. Scary? Oh, baby. You could be mistaken, but then again, you'll never know unless you take the leap. If you're wondering about it now, down the road you'll regret not having tried.
Believe it or not, the Prius is classed as a mid-size. If you've never been in one, try it. There is more legroom and headroom in the back than most other mid-size cars. It may be a tad narrower than some mid-sizes. It may be light (as in weight), but is not a wimpy car. It has more torque than a Ford F150 and at low speeds, acceleration is generally limited by traction. Acceleration at highway speeds is as good as other mid-sizes, if not better.
Boy howdy. Thirty-odd years ago, my uncle was a traveling salesman in west Texas and one fine day he slammed into the back of a stopped Greyhound. He survived but the only thing he remembered was being in sort of a catatonic state before the crash. He drove several hours every day and couldn't recall much of it.
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This is a giant spider!
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Ah, Slashdot. You never know what you're going to read next.
One extremely nasty stop and go traffic jam or unexpected detour and I could be dead on the side of the road.
And you can't walk or hitch a ride to get a can of gas to resume your trip. Either you pay for a tow or you come back with a generator. This is why hybrids make more sense.
Until the car + gps + google can actually warn you that you're not going to make it to the next charging station, electric cars only make sense for very local trips.
"I'm sorry Dave. There's no dam in the refrigerator or cupboards. Would you like a bologna sandwich instead?"
Let me be the first to say whoosh.
Obviously, beards will be required. What works for the Taliban will work for the Amerikan.
What are they teaching in schools these days? Everybody knows that the maximum Threat Con Level is equal to the theoretical maximum warp drive speed which is to say it is 10. Duh.
My favorite hoax attempt is Smithsonian Barbie:
http://www.snopes.com/humor/letters/smithsonian.asp
And, if you really need it that badly, you can get it back via eBay, probably for less than you paid for it in the first place!
No, it just means that you don't understand the "new math" used in the study.
Photos of nude dancers and bongo drums would surely be scandalous. On the other hand, he would have been protected by tenure at Caltech.
The entropy of a closed system always increases. In this case, that includes where the electricity is coming from.
Before you do that, though, my mom would like to introduce him to her Louisville Slugger.
lost several tons of data
You really should look into moving your data to a parchment-based system and dump all those old stone tablets.
i don't think scientists really know what happens when 2 galaxies collide
Astronomers refer to the event as an "intergalactic rodeo".
If people knew that the only thing preventing them from living 1,000 years was an accident of some sort, it seems logical that most would become very cautious and averse to bodily risk. Who in their right mind would volunteer for combat duty? Experimental aircraft? Sky-diving? Driving a car?
Boeing has had bikes for literally decades. They're handy for quickly getting around a facility, often just from one end of a building to the other end. Big buildings.
If she's in your arms, she is showing that she considers you to be a very close friend. With her words, though, she is dropping the clue-bomb and you are dodging it. If you'd like a closer relationship with her, take a few deep breaths (but not so many that you pass out), gather your courage, and tell her how you feel. Scary? Oh, baby. You could be mistaken, but then again, you'll never know unless you take the leap. If you're wondering about it now, down the road you'll regret not having tried.
Never underestimate a decent Japanese front wheel drive with snow tires.
And when the going gets tough, the tough put on chains.
Believe it or not, the Prius is classed as a mid-size. If you've never been in one, try it. There is more legroom and headroom in the back than most other mid-size cars. It may be a tad narrower than some mid-sizes.
It may be light (as in weight), but is not a wimpy car. It has more torque than a Ford F150 and at low speeds, acceleration is generally limited by traction. Acceleration at highway speeds is as good as other mid-sizes, if not better.
I'm running AbiWord and Spread32 on an XP Pro eeePC. Not a suite, but fast and small.
OpenOffice is too big and slow compared to MS Office 2003. Office 2003 ran fine on the eeePC, but it was way too big for what I actually need.
They'll be dancing if the waltz is emanating from a thumpmobile.
Boy howdy. Thirty-odd years ago, my uncle was a traveling salesman in west Texas and one fine day he slammed into the back of a stopped Greyhound. He survived but the only thing he remembered was being in sort of a catatonic state before the crash. He drove several hours every day and couldn't recall much of it.
Joe wants to run QuickBooks.
Your tax dol^H^H^H^H^H^H^H borrowed from China dollars at work, have a nice day!