Don't forget to watch the two included videos on this nice article. It was interesting to watch the KNBC4's news feed from that time. I remember that news anchor! I wished it could show the whole thing, uncut, for us curious viewers.
Read here on Bill Gates' sources of money. Someone brought up a good point on Bill Gates: "So, basically, it's OK to make crappy software, ruthlessly drive competitors out of business and generally screw the public, as long as you're seen publicly giving money to charity and political causes?"
It was also on Digg. Poor site. Actually, that would be a great ending too. [grin]:)
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Time cards are useful for that. However it is for two months though and cost a little more than paying online. I use game cards because 1) I don't play a lot online and 2) I don't buy/pay online.
"The tiny dark-brown and black ants, which are about two millimeters in length, are thought to have entered the United States aboard ships carrying coffee or sugar from Argentina during the 1890s, then expanded throughout California and the southern parts of the United States. In the Southeast and much of the South, their proliferation is now limited to some extent by the introduction of fire ants."
This ABC News video (Flash for a streaming video required) shows the behind the scenes of Google's headquarter. Of course the host is jealous by all this [grin].
BBC News reports teenagers value the role of science in society, but feel scientists are "brainy people not like them." This was according to The Science Learning Centre's research in London that asked 11,000 pupils for their views on science and scientists.
Around 70% of the 11-15 year olds questioned said they did not picture scientists as "normal young and attractive men and women". The research examined why numbers of science exam entries are declining. They found around 80% of pupils thought scientists did "very important work" and 70% thought they worked "creatively and imaginatively". Only 40% said they agreed that scientists did "boring and repetitive work". Over three quarters of the respondents thought scientists were "really brainy people". Among those who said they would not like to be scientists, reasons included: "Because you would constantly be depressed and tired and not have time for family", and "because they all wear big glasses and white coats and I am female".
The number taking A-level physics dropped by 34% between 1991 and 2004, with 28,698 taking the subject in that year. The decline in numbers taking chemistry over the same period was 16%, with 44,440 students sitting the subject in 1991, and 37,254 in 2004. The number of students taking maths also dropped by 22%...
Seen on Shacknews. I believe United States is also like this. Posted on AQFL.
I hate it when games want to install introductions, company cutscenes, game cutscenes, etc. to the HDD to take up precious disk space. I miss the days when they were on CD. Or at least make an option to install cutscenes or not especially on fast computers. Now, those company logos cutscenes are plain annoying!
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Don't forget to watch the two included videos on this nice article. It was interesting to watch the KNBC4's news feed from that time. I remember that news anchor! I wished it could show the whole thing, uncut, for us curious viewers.
DOOM (even Doomsday) to enhance the original games), MAME, and other game emulatoors give me replays and nostalgias.
Read here on Bill Gates' sources of money. Someone brought up a good point on Bill Gates: "So, basically, it's OK to make crappy software, ruthlessly drive competitors out of business and generally screw the public, as long as you're seen publicly giving money to charity and political causes?"
Even if there was a switch, it would enabled by default. :(
This Broadband/DSL Reports forum was recently opened for helping people with infected systems. Its FAQ is informative as well.
Nice! Yeah, no video recordings. It would be great if it collected them.
Great game, but hard!!! Same for "Another World". I never finished both! :(
It was also on Digg. Poor site. Actually, that would be a great ending too. [grin] :)
Time cards are useful for that. However it is for two months though and cost a little more than paying online. I use game cards because 1) I don't play a lot online and 2) I don't buy/pay online.
It seems strange for the game to be in the car during that incident? Maybe just bought it? Opened already and taking it to somewhere?
I know Argentine ants hitchiked on a ship from South American to other countries like United States. See http://www-biology.ucsd.edu/news/article_051500.ht ml ...
"The tiny dark-brown and black ants, which are about two millimeters in length, are thought to have entered the United States aboard ships carrying coffee or sugar from Argentina during the 1890s, then expanded throughout California and the southern parts of the United States. In the Southeast and much of the South, their proliferation is now limited to some extent by the introduction of fire ants."
That almost looks like minnows to me.
You can download (from various mirrors), read comments, read information, vote (need an account), comment (need an account), etc. from Pout.net.
Are these Korean gaming shows available to watch online and/or download?
Click here to read the article and watch the streaming video. It was posted on Digg earlier.
Vain, thanks for the suggestion. I love it already -- http://ants.pbwiki.com/ ... :)
Try disabling cookies or log out, and you should see it. I see it on my side.
Can rTorrent do this? I don't see it mentioned in their manuals and Web site unless I overlooked it.
This ABC News video (Flash for a streaming video required) shows the behind the scenes of Google's headquarter. Of course the host is jealous by all this [grin].
Seen on Digg and posted on my AQFL Web site.
Are there free Web hosts that does Wiki? I would like to make an ants FAQ or something as a Wikipedia software.
Were you able to watch it streaming? I could, but it was choppy. :(
BBC News reports teenagers value the role of science in society, but feel scientists are "brainy people not like them." This was according to The Science Learning Centre's research in London that asked 11,000 pupils for their views on science and scientists.
Around 70% of the 11-15 year olds questioned said they did not picture scientists as "normal young and attractive men and women". The research examined why numbers of science exam entries are declining. They found around 80% of pupils thought scientists did "very important work" and 70% thought they worked "creatively and imaginatively". Only 40% said they agreed that scientists did "boring and repetitive work". Over three quarters of the respondents thought scientists were "really brainy people". Among those who said they would not like to be scientists, reasons included: "Because you would constantly be depressed and tired and not have time for family", and "because they all wear big glasses and white coats and I am female".
The number taking A-level physics dropped by 34% between 1991 and 2004, with 28,698 taking the subject in that year. The decline in numbers taking chemistry over the same period was 16%, with 44,440 students sitting the subject in 1991, and 37,254 in 2004. The number of students taking maths also dropped by 22%...
Seen on Shacknews. I believe United States is also like this. Posted on AQFL.
mplayer -dumpstream -dumpfile 2020.wmv -noframedrop mms://sql2.slicker.com:1890/sanfordforgovernor/202 0.wmv
Is it working for anyone? It is not downloading to a file. I can watch online, but it is super choppy.
Or only in Asia?
I hate it when games want to install introductions, company cutscenes, game cutscenes, etc. to the HDD to take up precious disk space. I miss the days when they were on CD. Or at least make an option to install cutscenes or not especially on fast computers. Now, those company logos cutscenes are plain annoying!