You'd think with all the hubub about campaign finance reform the republicans have been throwing up, they'd consider donations as a form of free speech. Oops, their hypocracy is showing.
I'm still waiting for polyphonic transcription. That, coupled with said nuance templates, and realistic sounding virtual instruments, would be awesome. Mixing and swapping musician's from various bands would be a neat way to pass the time.
I forget where I heard this, but it has been said that the number of viable chess positions outnumber the estimated number of atoms in the universe. Not sure if it is true, or how they came up with the number.
Personally, I think the new BG stays true to the orignal's intentions: A ragtag fleet fleeing from a relentless enemy trying to find Earth. The original just turned into a "oh, here's another space station/planet/whatever with problems, let's fix it and get on our way". In the new show, There's none of that. Just a ragtag fleet fleeing from a relentless enemy trying to find Earth.
...but it does say, "U.S scientists have designed a bionic eye to allow blind people to see again.", implying that said blind people had seen once before.
It's possible that the summary said differently, but there's no "edited" note.
A photon not "in transit" makes no sense. They have zero-rest mass, which doesn't say much, because they are never at rest. However, although they are massless, the do have momentum, determined by this equation.
p=h*f/c
h = is Plank's constant, f= frequency of the photon, and c = speed of light. Since h and c are constants, then the only thing the photon exchanges to transfer momentum is frequency. Weird.
Reminds me of an old Andy Griffith movie where he's joining the army, when he asks how to fill out the recruiting form, the recruiter tells him:
"Last name first, first name, middle name last."
His character proceeds to follow his instructions exactly, and writes his last name, then his first name, his first name again, and then his middle name, and finally his last name again.
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Nah, he's using President Bush's "Fuzzy Math".
Mmmm... Ion drive goodness.
...Xenon would be for the Ion thrusters there buddy.
Think the x-wing series are much better choice.
Right on.
You'd think with all the hubub about campaign finance reform the republicans have been throwing up, they'd consider donations as a form of free speech. Oops, their hypocracy is showing.
"Well, double dumbass on you!"
I only use genuine Bush-brand Fuzzy Math(tm).
We need to find some Weapons of Math Instruction...
I'm still waiting for polyphonic transcription. That, coupled with said nuance templates, and realistic sounding virtual instruments, would be awesome. Mixing and swapping musician's from various bands would be a neat way to pass the time.
I was looking at a different image because I'm a retard.
I was referring to a different image. Whoopsi.
You are probably correct. I was erroneously referring to a different photo of a plane.
Judging by the position, it looks like a shadow.
I suppose it will have been a success.
Don't you mean "wioll haven be"?
I forget where I heard this, but it has been said that the number of viable chess positions outnumber the estimated number of atoms in the universe. Not sure if it is true, or how they came up with the number.
Personally, I think the new BG stays true to the orignal's intentions: A ragtag fleet fleeing from a relentless enemy trying to find Earth. The original just turned into a "oh, here's another space station/planet/whatever with problems, let's fix it and get on our way". In the new show, There's none of that. Just a ragtag fleet fleeing from a relentless enemy trying to find Earth.
And no stupid "daggit".
Two things:
Best Buy didn't have a notice stating they would not accept $2 bills. Policies must be stated before a transaction or the contract can be nullified.
He was charged for installation after the fact, thereby becoming a debt, as opposed to a service, allowing any legal tender to be used.
Yes, but asking the question, as opposed to the answer, reveals the correct result...
Cleary, Google needs a Jeopardy feature:
"Answer: 42"
Or a punchline feature:
"Punchline: 'Rectum? Damn near killed em!'"
Maybe I can find the joke that punchline belongs too, finally...
...but it does say, "U.S scientists have designed a bionic eye to allow blind people to see again.", implying that said blind people had seen once before.
It's possible that the summary said differently, but there's no "edited" note.
Well, people on bash have stolen things from others, so I say it evens out. (I speak from experience)
I refer you to http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/physics/Photon.htm l.
A photon not "in transit" makes no sense. They have zero-rest mass, which doesn't say much, because they are never at rest. However, although they are massless, the do have momentum, determined by this equation.
p=h*f/c
h = is Plank's constant, f= frequency of the photon, and c = speed of light. Since h and c are constants, then the only thing the photon exchanges to transfer momentum is frequency. Weird.
Reminds me of an old Andy Griffith movie where he's joining the army, when he asks how to fill out the recruiting form, the recruiter tells him:
"Last name first, first name, middle name last."
His character proceeds to follow his instructions exactly, and writes his last name, then his first name, his first name again, and then his middle name, and finally his last name again.
You sound like you need release.
Squid Hunt.
Coming Fall 2005 for PC.
You've been warned.
Self fulfilling prophecy.
Touche.