--highest income state in the USA
--we are in the top 5 states in terms of peach, blueberry, and cranberry production.
--we were smart enough not to vote for GWB -- in both elections
-- we cheerfully pay our full share of auto insurance.
There is a lot more, but I don't want to upset the goobers next door in Pennsultucky
would be to figure out a way to extract and ignite the hydrogen upon impact. Then we could shoot these from a gun.
It would be a really neat and new way to kill people.
because we continue to pump seawater into oil wells to make them more productive. As the wells produce less, they require more water to increase the pressure to extract the oil.
For the moment (my "moment" I mean the next 100 years) it's a beautiful 0 sum equation.
Once we run out of oil (100 years), and the greenhouse gasses decrease (75 more), and the polar caps reform (yet another 75), we will be looking at all sorts of new real estate.....
Oh yeah, COBOL will still be around....:)
Seems unlikely to me that when kerosene runs out the aviation industry will die. Didn't someone just put a vehicle into space-- on fuel comprised of rubber and hydrogen peroxide?
When you say mankind will not innovate his way around the inevitable oil shortage (by stating the airline industry will die), you remind me of the patent office commissioner who said (in 1899) the patent office was unnecessary because everything had been invented already
Leapfrog "computers" are very popular at libraries. My daughter checked out nd completed the entire set of leapfrog learning modules over a period of time.
I bet between libraries and educational institutions alone they will be successful.
The mean temperature of Earth increase by 5 degrees Celcius last year. The printing presses required to print 500 trillion dollars were identified as the source of the heat. An unexplained wave of deforestation was also cited.
now it's crystal clear:
The court declines ta adjourn da hearing. Accordingly, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED dat SCO'sEx Parte Motion ta Adjourn da April 21, 2005 Argument on SCO'sMotion ta Amend Its Complaint iz DENIED. In addition ta hearing SCO'sMotion ta Amend its Complaint an' SCO'sMotion ta Compel da Deposition o' Samuel Palmisano at da April 21, 2005 hearing, da parties iz hereby NOTIFIED dat da court will also hear argument regarding da parties' Proposed Scheduling Orders and git Sheniquah's ass back ova' heeah.
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--highest income state in the USA --we are in the top 5 states in terms of peach, blueberry, and cranberry production. --we were smart enough not to vote for GWB -- in both elections -- we cheerfully pay our full share of auto insurance. There is a lot more, but I don't want to upset the goobers next door in Pennsultucky
Sounds like a cure to me.
would be to figure out a way to extract and ignite the hydrogen upon impact. Then we could shoot these from a gun. It would be a really neat and new way to kill people.
because we continue to pump seawater into oil wells to make them more productive. As the wells produce less, they require more water to increase the pressure to extract the oil. For the moment (my "moment" I mean the next 100 years) it's a beautiful 0 sum equation. Once we run out of oil (100 years), and the greenhouse gasses decrease (75 more), and the polar caps reform (yet another 75), we will be looking at all sorts of new real estate..... Oh yeah, COBOL will still be around.... :)
Seems unlikely to me that when kerosene runs out the aviation industry will die. Didn't someone just put a vehicle into space-- on fuel comprised of rubber and hydrogen peroxide? When you say mankind will not innovate his way around the inevitable oil shortage (by stating the airline industry will die), you remind me of the patent office commissioner who said (in 1899) the patent office was unnecessary because everything had been invented already
Leapfrog "computers" are very popular at libraries. My daughter checked out nd completed the entire set of leapfrog learning modules over a period of time. I bet between libraries and educational institutions alone they will be successful.
Google is pretty good at linux internally, but a lot of the consumer software (eg Picasso) is windows only
if he'll use it and see that hot babe that's always at the business end of a webcam......
This door would open completely 99% of the time.....
Creating perpetually in-Beta applications that don't run on Linux.
e. All of the above.
It's called a window people. It magically transmits light from outside to inside.
The mean temperature of Earth increase by 5 degrees Celcius last year. The printing presses required to print 500 trillion dollars were identified as the source of the heat. An unexplained wave of deforestation was also cited.
Wedid this in the 60's. Cool experiment,but as you say completely impractical. Nothing to see here,move along....
Lemming 1 calling lemming 2 black......
Another Poorly Positioned Lenovo Emulation
What's so unusual about that?
it was learned you are 80% likely to have an afro-american child if you belomg to the NBA....
...that you hold quite a few degrees in BS.
If you listened to vendors, you needed multiple redundant 64-way Sun boxes .....
My startup's hardware was dictated by the VC!! It's not *all* our fault....
would you pay more for a flower rown in the rainforest, over the same species grown in a greenhouse? No...because they are identical in every way....
EOM
now it's crystal clear: The court declines ta adjourn da hearing. Accordingly, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED dat SCO'sEx Parte Motion ta Adjourn da April 21, 2005 Argument on SCO'sMotion ta Amend Its Complaint iz DENIED. In addition ta hearing SCO'sMotion ta Amend its Complaint an' SCO'sMotion ta Compel da Deposition o' Samuel Palmisano at da April 21, 2005 hearing, da parties iz hereby NOTIFIED dat da court will also hear argument regarding da parties' Proposed Scheduling Orders and git Sheniquah's ass back ova' heeah.
Windows needs the ability to submit jobs fro the forground to the background, and nohup and all that other good stuff.
As a New Yorker, you want me to put my 4 kids where? I agree with the general premise, but generalizations are always a bad thing.