From what I remember from school health class. The rule of thumb is 0.02 up for every drink, and 0.02 down for every hour after the first hour. So 0.08 would be 5 drinks over two hours. That would make 0.20 something like 11 drinks over 2 hours or 12 drinks over 3 hours.
When I first read the title to the article I was expecting a group of students that are showing how to defend a ship from an attacking humanoid robot using fire. Which would be cool too.
EnOne, a US citizen living in the US, wrote Wednesday that he is "very concerned" by the governments decision to automatically search all data on Android and iOS devices without a warrant.
Remember the Oliver North trial where he kept on saying "Upon the advice of counsel I am pleading the Fifth" - that was the 80's way to not incriminate worrisome because if you are pleading the Fifth there is something you can be incriminate for.
Now you just follow Alberto Gonzales (US Attorney General) stating "I do not recall" that way you don't have to worry about 5th amendment protection, you just have a bad memory.
I wrote a program from an inner room with no windows in a office building in Chicago. (ok, not that weird) I was creating Perl scripts to format German Legal Documents. (getting stranger), I had not previously programmed in Perl (everyone has to start somewhere I guess), I do not speak or read German. (makes the requirements a little weird)
I played through Decent and Decent 2. Decent 2 had the helper that would help you navigate through the mazes. (Find power-up, find key, find goal, find boss).
I like the idea of a end-boss that chips away at the environment around you as you try to fire and dodge.
I also played both Decent:Freespace (1 and 2) games and thought they were the best PC space fighter games created.
Base 12 works better than base 10 for doing simple fractions. since 12 is divisible by 1,2,3,4,6 and 10 is divisible by 1,2,5. Every time you measure something in metric that isn't exactly half you end up with decimal point strangeness. Measuring a yard of fabric into 6 pieces is 6, 6 inch pieces. In the metric world you have 6, 16.6666...cm pieces.
Also 1 foot is a very usable length, there is too much of a gap between meter and centimeter, do metric countries even use the decimeter? Would you describe me (6'4") as 19.4 decimeters tall?
I tried Windows 7, it was supposed to work on my machine and it did, assuming that I never wanted to listen to any sounds or connect to the Internet. The drivers do not exist for my WiFi or on board sound. Other than those two faults it ran flawlessly. I'll keep XP until I have to upgrade, I was the same with Win98SE as well.
Nielson ratings for DVR watchings only count within two or three days of air date. So by putting Sarah Conner and Dollhouse on Friday that give all day Saturday and all day Sunday for people who are more likely to use a DVR to watch their shows.
In the beginning a medium amount of people know about Hulu, an even smaller amount of people know about Boxee.
Then a minute long add with Alec Baldwin shows up in the middle of the superbowl telling people that they can watch most of their programs anytime they want too through a website called Hulu.
Now a lot of people now know about Hulu, and think that this is nice but They'd rather watch it on my television. They start looking into other ways to do this and now more people know about Boxee.
Now the content providers notice they are losing viewer share to themselves, and force Hulu to stop Boxee from taking their TV viewer share.
How do people with a pay per MB plan deal with auto-updaters?
I disable any updater that starts with windows some of the worst offenders are
- realPlayer
- Adobe Acrobat
- Java
I stopped using realPlayer (now using RealAlternative) and Adobe (now using Foxit Reader) because each time it was updated there were more autorunning update programs.
If we had the copyright laws we have today when libraries were first being built there is no way book publishers would allow libraries to exist.
(sarcasm)
I mean places where people can go and check out entire books for free instead of having to buy them is definitely a violation of the rights of book publishers.
(/sarcasm)
It's in the MSDS for crystalline silica.
"Crystalline silica (quartz) inhaled from occupational sources is classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) as class I: carcinogenic to humans"
I believe the IARC is a part of the World Health Organization
It also would allow early hominids to improve language skills by stay up late by sitting around a fire. Allows creation of fire-hardened spears. Creates the need for a division of labor where someone has to tend the fire.
oh sure when I have $2000 for a decent HDTV and Blu-ray player or I'll wait until Blu-ray goes down to $100 for a player, $25 for a movie and $400 for a HDTV.
DVD vs VHS
The big upside for DVD was bonus features like multiple audio tracks, subtitles, commentary, deleted scenes.
The downsides for DVD - durability, DRM that has the DVD decide when I can and cannot fast forward, more cost for stereo (5.1)
DVD vs Blu-Ray
Upsides for Blu-ray - better picture, better sound
Downsides for Blu-ray - more DRM (I have to download an update to my player to watch a movie!?!), more cost for player (5X - 6X), less durability (same size scratch removes more), more cost for TV (HDTV), more cost for movies (2X-3X), more cost for new stereo (7.1)
I define the difference between 'Sport' and 'Art' is how it is measured. If there is a weight, time, distance, height, etc, that can me measured empirically then it is a 'Sport' if it falls more under the "Eye of the Beholder" then it is 'Art'. There are some combination events like boxing that are both where rounds are scored by a judge but a knockout (not being able to stand up for a certain amount of time) will trump the score.
I'm not saying that the people engaged in artistic Olympic events aren't amazing athletes at the top of their fields. I can barely comprehend the amount of coordination it takes to land perfectly on two feet while flipping and spinning in the air after vaulting off a gymnastic apparatus.
If I want a new phone without waiting for my old contract to expire. Does this mean I can terminate my contract and then start up a new contract to get the discounted phone?
Since the users on Svalbard and Jan Mayen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svalbard_and_Jan_Mayen
use the.no extension do they get included with Norway. Is this why they have 0 downloads or were there truly no downloads?
Other 0 download countries: Western Sahara, North Korea, Timor-leste, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
sarcasm - Nice to know that now we can get our shows easily and smoothly across the internet. We probably no longer need to broadcast over the air -/sarcasm
The wobble allows us to find a star with planets to start with. In order to get detailed information about the planets composition it needs to pass between it's parent star and the earth. That way scientists can tell the difference between a rocky type planet 'super-earth' or a gas giant 'hot-Jupiter'. For example some one looking from outside our galaxy looking in would only see earth appear along a fairly narrow axis once every 365.25 days. The closer we would be to the sun the both the wider the viewable area of the earth passing between the sun and the observer, and the more often it would happen.
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From what I remember from school health class. The rule of thumb is 0.02 up for every drink, and 0.02 down for every hour after the first hour. So 0.08 would be 5 drinks over two hours. That would make 0.20 something like 11 drinks over 2 hours or 12 drinks over 3 hours.
When I first read the title to the article I was expecting a group of students that are showing how to defend a ship from an attacking humanoid robot using fire. Which would be cool too.
EnOne, a US citizen living in the US, wrote Wednesday that he is "very concerned" by the governments decision to automatically search all data on Android and iOS devices without a warrant.
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Remember the Oliver North trial where he kept on saying "Upon the advice of counsel I am pleading the Fifth" - that was the 80's way to not incriminate worrisome because if you are pleading the Fifth there is something you can be incriminate for. Now you just follow Alberto Gonzales (US Attorney General) stating "I do not recall" that way you don't have to worry about 5th amendment protection, you just have a bad memory.
I wrote a program from an inner room with no windows in a office building in Chicago. (ok, not that weird) I was creating Perl scripts to format German Legal Documents. (getting stranger), I had not previously programmed in Perl (everyone has to start somewhere I guess), I do not speak or read German. (makes the requirements a little weird)
I played through Decent and Decent 2. Decent 2 had the helper that would help you navigate through the mazes. (Find power-up, find key, find goal, find boss). I like the idea of a end-boss that chips away at the environment around you as you try to fire and dodge. I also played both Decent:Freespace (1 and 2) games and thought they were the best PC space fighter games created.
Definitely a ominous hum.
Li'l magic sleep gun
you just don't have what I need
that ominous hummmmmm
Base 12 works better than base 10 for doing simple fractions. since 12 is divisible by 1,2,3,4,6 and 10 is divisible by 1,2,5. Every time you measure something in metric that isn't exactly half you end up with decimal point strangeness. Measuring a yard of fabric into 6 pieces is 6, 6 inch pieces. In the metric world you have 6, 16.6666...cm pieces.
Also 1 foot is a very usable length, there is too much of a gap between meter and centimeter, do metric countries even use the decimeter? Would you describe me (6'4") as 19.4 decimeters tall?
I tried Windows 7, it was supposed to work on my machine and it did, assuming that I never wanted to listen to any sounds or connect to the Internet. The drivers do not exist for my WiFi or on board sound. Other than those two faults it ran flawlessly. I'll keep XP until I have to upgrade, I was the same with Win98SE as well.
Nielson ratings for DVR watchings only count within two or three days of air date. So by putting Sarah Conner and Dollhouse on Friday that give all day Saturday and all day Sunday for people who are more likely to use a DVR to watch their shows.
In the beginning a medium amount of people know about Hulu, an even smaller amount of people know about Boxee.
Then a minute long add with Alec Baldwin shows up in the middle of the superbowl telling people that they can watch most of their programs anytime they want too through a website called Hulu.
Now a lot of people now know about Hulu, and think that this is nice but They'd rather watch it on my television. They start looking into other ways to do this and now more people know about Boxee.
Now the content providers notice they are losing viewer share to themselves, and force Hulu to stop Boxee from taking their TV viewer share.
How do people with a pay per MB plan deal with auto-updaters?
I disable any updater that starts with windows some of the worst offenders are
- realPlayer
- Adobe Acrobat
- Java
I stopped using realPlayer (now using RealAlternative) and Adobe (now using Foxit Reader) because each time it was updated there were more autorunning update programs.
If we had the copyright laws we have today when libraries were first being built there is no way book publishers would allow libraries to exist.
(sarcasm)
I mean places where people can go and check out entire books for free instead of having to buy them is definitely a violation of the rights of book publishers.
(/sarcasm)
"In Antarctica the lion is a penguins bitch"
Just because you are king of one environment does not translate well to a new environment.
It's in the MSDS for crystalline silica.
"Crystalline silica (quartz) inhaled from occupational sources is classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) as class I: carcinogenic to humans"
I believe the IARC is a part of the World Health Organization
It also would allow early hominids to improve language skills by stay up late by sitting around a fire. Allows creation of fire-hardened spears. Creates the need for a division of labor where someone has to tend the fire.
oh sure when I have $2000 for a decent HDTV and Blu-ray player or I'll wait until Blu-ray goes down to $100 for a player, $25 for a movie and $400 for a HDTV.
DVD vs VHS
The big upside for DVD was bonus features like multiple audio tracks, subtitles, commentary, deleted scenes.
The downsides for DVD - durability, DRM that has the DVD decide when I can and cannot fast forward, more cost for stereo (5.1)
DVD vs Blu-Ray
Upsides for Blu-ray - better picture, better sound
Downsides for Blu-ray - more DRM (I have to download an update to my player to watch a movie!?!), more cost for player (5X - 6X), less durability (same size scratch removes more), more cost for TV (HDTV), more cost for movies (2X-3X), more cost for new stereo (7.1)
I define the difference between 'Sport' and 'Art' is how it is measured. If there is a weight, time, distance, height, etc, that can me measured empirically then it is a 'Sport' if it falls more under the "Eye of the Beholder" then it is 'Art'. There are some combination events like boxing that are both where rounds are scored by a judge but a knockout (not being able to stand up for a certain amount of time) will trump the score. I'm not saying that the people engaged in artistic Olympic events aren't amazing athletes at the top of their fields. I can barely comprehend the amount of coordination it takes to land perfectly on two feet while flipping and spinning in the air after vaulting off a gymnastic apparatus.
If I want a new phone without waiting for my old contract to expire. Does this mean I can terminate my contract and then start up a new contract to get the discounted phone?
Some needs to get that Mars Lander a 'WRISTSTRONG' bracelet.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wriststrong
Since the users on Svalbard and Jan Mayen .no extension do they get included with Norway. Is this why they have 0 downloads or were there truly no downloads?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svalbard_and_Jan_Mayen
use the
Other 0 download countries: Western Sahara, North Korea, Timor-leste, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
sarcasm - Nice to know that now we can get our shows easily and smoothly across the internet. We probably no longer need to broadcast over the air - /sarcasm
Windows 95 - bad
Windows 98 - good
Windows 2K/me - bad
Windows XP - good
Windows Vista - bad
Windows 7 - good??
It looks like it's within microsoft's standard procedures.
The wobble allows us to find a star with planets to start with. In order to get detailed information about the planets composition it needs to pass between it's parent star and the earth. That way scientists can tell the difference between a rocky type planet 'super-earth' or a gas giant 'hot-Jupiter'. For example some one looking from outside our galaxy looking in would only see earth appear along a fairly narrow axis once every 365.25 days. The closer we would be to the sun the both the wider the viewable area of the earth passing between the sun and the observer, and the more often it would happen.