"But scientists have recently discovered that sometimes the main actor is actually a tiny parasite in the rat's brain that makes the normally fearful rat think "oh how nice" when it smells a cat."
In 1999 an important document was published in France entitled, UFOs and Defense: What must we be prepared for? ("Les Ovni Et La Defense: A quoi doit-on se préparer?"). This ninety-page report is the result of an in-depth study of UFOs, covering many aspects of the subject, especially questions of national defense. The study was carried out over several years by an independent group of former "auditors" at the Institute of Advanced Studies for National Defense, or IHEDN, and by qualified experts from various fields. Before its public release, it has been sent to French President Jacques Chirac and to Prime Minister Lionel Jospin. The report is prefaced by General Bernard Norlain of the Air Force, former Director of IHEDN, and it begins with a preamble by André Lebeau, former President of the National Center for Space Studies (Centre National D'études Spatiales), or CNES, the French equivalent of NASA. The group itself, collective author of the report, is an association of experts, many of whom are or have been auditors of IHEDN, and it is presided over by General Denis Letty of the Air Force, former auditor (FA) of IHEDN.
Ok, I'm not an expert at all in when this comes to this subject, but instead of using a huge concrete submerged cylinder weighing hundreds of tons, would it not be possible to submerge one (or more) hollow cylinders and just fill them with sea water as some kind of large stabilizer?
I realize that the material both in- and outside the cylinder would be the same sea water... but the fact that water in the cylinder is enclosed from the rest, would that not have/change the stabilizing effect?
1. Get a computer PSU 2. Get a power cord to plug into it 3. Tie the PSU around your waist using the power cord, just like a belt. One side plugged into the PSU (for fast plug-and-play if needed) and the other one side goes around your waist with at the end a knot around the start. 4. ?!? 5. Profit!:D
I would simply remove the entire hard disk from my computer if there was an hardware problem needing repair that is unrelated to the HD.
If it's OS related I can fit is on my own. If it's disk related: I hope to have my own backups since it's too late anyway. If it's something else, I either buy the part myself or turn it in for repair under warranty without the disk.
Things like data and identity theft are alll too easy if you have access to a regularly used computer.
No really, you want to install tubes in your walls
Ah yes, good plumbing is really a must! I know a fast working plumber called Mario. With some luck he'll bring this twin brother Luigi with him if you really need to have the whole thing finished fast!;)
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Let's not forget that Henry Ford was the absolute master of mass re^H^Hproduction.
OMG! Ponies!! :D
Funny, interesting and insightful.. not bad! ;)
;)
However, the following part in the 'female equivalent' description:
"GENTLY inflating and deflating it again and again"
will not be easily combined with the 'become harder and stay longer hard' spam
So you are one of the persons I could thank for the regularly visible and wonderful Iridium flares? :)
:)
( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellite_flare )
I don't have a satellite phone, but the heavenly light shows can be truly stunning, thanks!
Your sarcasm is touching :P
As someone who has visited The Netherlands more than once, I would like to change the vote to New Jersey. :P
... so it might as well be me:
"openMosix is dying and Netcraft confirms it!"
Forgive me.. just trying to keep the memes alive m'am!
It's a rocket.. it's a plane.... no! It's a T-1000 Learning Processor!!
Why would cats fund something that nature has already invented? ;)
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http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?stor
"But scientists have recently discovered that sometimes the main actor is actually a tiny parasite in the rat's brain that makes the normally fearful rat think "oh how nice" when it smells a cat."
The Fibonacci numbers example on that page is just great
Brilliant stuff!
Thank you for writing that comprehensive reply, helping me to increase my knowledge about offshore engineering. A +3 informative from me ;)
Hellooooo Mookooooo!
~.^
Ok, I'm not an expert at all in when this comes to this subject, but instead of using a huge concrete submerged cylinder weighing hundreds of tons, would it not be possible to submerge one (or more) hollow cylinders and just fill them with sea water as some kind of large stabilizer?
:)
I realize that the material both in- and outside the cylinder would be the same sea water... but the fact that water in the cylinder is enclosed from the rest, would that not have/change the stabilizing effect?
Just thinking out loud..
After seeing a video of a sentry bot with a machine gun onc, I'm not looking forward to further developments in this field:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5YftEAbmMQ
1. Get a computer PSU :D
2. Get a power cord to plug into it
3. Tie the PSU around your waist using the power cord, just like a belt. One side plugged into the PSU (for fast plug-and-play if needed) and the other one side goes around your waist with at the end a knot around the start.
4. ?!?
5. Profit!
I would simply remove the entire hard disk from my computer if there was an hardware problem needing repair that is unrelated to the HD.
If it's OS related I can fit is on my own. If it's disk related: I hope to have my own backups since it's too late anyway. If it's something else, I either buy the part myself or turn it in for repair under warranty without the disk.
Things like data and identity theft are alll too easy if you have access to a regularly used computer.
STOP! Hammer time!
You can't touch this
Yeah, it was *huge* back then :P
I'd prefer operation 'Dinner Out' then ;)
(for those who miss the clue: see a movie called 'Spy Game')
And Netcraft confirms this!!one
You believe it's a coincidence that they sometimes call airplanes flying *tubes*, eh? ;)
Congratulations! You win the accidental pun of the day award. :)
http://www.uberreview.com/2006/02/man-goes-bankru
Ah yes, good plumbing is really a must! I know a fast working plumber called Mario. With some luck he'll bring this twin brother Luigi with him if you really need to have the whole thing finished fast! ;)