John Connor and the Terminator are two hard rock-obsessed teenagers in San Dimas, California who are in danger of flunking out of high school. This situation is particularly "heinous" because Micheal J Fox is threatening to ship them to the Alaskan Military Academy (run by the psychotic Biff) if they flunk. Miraculously, a guitar-playing guru named The Doc arrives from Hill Valley of the future to help them pass a vital history report, because their garage band ("Wyld Stallyns") holds the key to world peace and ultimate truth. However, they will not achieve this destiny if they flunk out and The Terminator is shipped to Alaska. The Doc lends them a time machine disguised as a Delorean to help them get an A+ on their oral report. Various time traveling shenanigans ensue, as they proceed to "collect" various historical figures, including Napoleon Bonaparte (described early in the film by John as "a short, dead dude"), Socrates (mistakenly pronounced "so crates"), Billy the Kid ("Mr. The Kid"), Sigmund Freud (Dennis Frood), Beethoven ("Beeth-oven"), Genghis Khan, Joan of Arc, and Abraham Lincoln to help them with their final history presentation.
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The article mentions putting the patient on a heart-lung bypass machine to keep the brain and other organs alive until the heart is ready for action once more.
Maybe it is just me but if something looked fishy (and for me someone putting a camera on a kite is more geek than pervert) I would just have asked him what he was doing.
I'd rather let the police do it. If the guy turns out to be some sort of nutjob then I'd rather that he pulled a knife on a police officer than me! Plus, if the guy's intentions are bad, it would hopefully scare him a little to have some cops turn up...with some luck he would be more hesitant in future to do something really bad for fear of getting caught.
I used to work for an Australian government department, and the lights and air conditioning of the building that I worked in would go off automatically if no motion was detected for a certain period of time. It was amusing when I was working late because I would have to periodically get up and wave my arms around to reactivate everything.
The question is, do you really need anything more complex than that? Implementing an "intelligent" system would be expensive and I can't see how the added benefit will outweigh the cost when a much simpler system would also be effective.
Where does carbon come from? Imagine that millions of years ago there was quantity X of carbon in the "carbon system". Since that time, quantity Y of carbon has been sequestered in the form of fossil fuels etc. 300 years ago there was quantity Z of carbon in the carbon system.
So does X+Y=Z? If so, then all of the carbon we are unsequestering is simply bringing the atmospheric levels back to what they were millions of years ago. Or is there a larger super-system of carbon, in which the carbon is naturally laid down in the form of oil and coal and stuff, but more carbon is introduced from some other source? I'm just a bit confused about how reintroducing all of that sequestered carbon could be considered so bad if millions of years ago the carbon was in the system and life was flourishing.
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world has much to fear from american nationalism and much to fear from arab tribalism and much to fear form chinese imperialism and much to fear from russian colonialism and much to fear from european patriotism and much to fear form indian chauvanism
I propose a solution:
Kill all the Americans
Kill all the Arabians
Kill all the Chinese
Kill all the Russians
Kill all the Europeans and
Kill all the Indians
Problem solved...the Aussies can teach the Pacific Islanders to play real football and we'll all live happily ever after.
It is my understanding that in some circumstances after being struck by lightning it is possible for a person to continue breathing after their heart has stopped. Not that it has much bearing on this discussion, because no amount of CPR or treatment is going to save them by then! It's kind of fascinating though.
It still doesn't mean he was taking sides....he took down Isengard because Isengard was trying to destroy his trees, not because Isengard was one of the baddies.
I run bittorrent and I only have a 56k modem connection....it's not unreasonably slow....I can download a movie a week usually (naturally I only download public domain movies from archive.org:-P). The problem is that I keep running out of space on my 20gb hard drive.
Maybe the lice are related to when we first wore clothing. Head lice can easily jump off your head onto other surfaces or people, but when one is wearing clothing, pubic lice cannot. So maybe once we started wearing clothing, the head lice could no longer do their little jumping trick anymore unless they were on your head, so they stopped living in the nether regions. That left no competition for pubic lice, who were happy to spread through sexual contact (perverts!)
What people often don't realise is that Kelvin was a pig farmer. In fact, he had the largest pig farm that has ever existed in the history of mankind. Having become rich from his science career, he decided to donate all of that pork to poor people in Africa. When considering how to deliver the payload, he calculated that he could actually deliver the pork quicker and more efficiently by using a series of hot air balloons, with all the pigs strung out between them. So that's what he did. And what a site it was to see! Miles and miles of pigs floating through the sky. It was so long that it crossed 1/30 of the sky! All of Ireland came out to have a look, and for years to come all they could talk about were......... the six degrees of Kelvin's bacon!
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Terminator V: Rust on the Machines
John Connor and the Terminator are two hard rock-obsessed teenagers in San Dimas, California who are in danger of flunking out of high school. This situation is particularly "heinous" because Micheal J Fox is threatening to ship them to the Alaskan Military Academy (run by the psychotic Biff) if they flunk. Miraculously, a guitar-playing guru named The Doc arrives from Hill Valley of the future to help them pass a vital history report, because their garage band ("Wyld Stallyns") holds the key to world peace and ultimate truth. However, they will not achieve this destiny if they flunk out and The Terminator is shipped to Alaska. The Doc lends them a time machine disguised as a Delorean to help them get an A+ on their oral report. Various time traveling shenanigans ensue, as they proceed to "collect" various historical figures, including Napoleon Bonaparte (described early in the film by John as "a short, dead dude"), Socrates (mistakenly pronounced "so crates"), Billy the Kid ("Mr. The Kid"), Sigmund Freud (Dennis Frood), Beethoven ("Beeth-oven"), Genghis Khan, Joan of Arc, and Abraham Lincoln to help them with their final history presentation.
As we all know, viscous rumours lead to sticky situations!
I'm amazed that you spent your last dying breath typing "*BANG*". Since you must be reading this from beyond the grave, say 'hi' to Groucho for me.
All generalisations are incorrect, especially this one!
The laptop can make an interesting percussion instrument, but unfortunately not for very long...
Censer: a small metal or stone dish used for burning incense, often on small legs
The article mentions putting the patient on a heart-lung bypass machine to keep the brain and other organs alive until the heart is ready for action once more.
I used to work for an Australian government department, and the lights and air conditioning of the building that I worked in would go off automatically if no motion was detected for a certain period of time. It was amusing when I was working late because I would have to periodically get up and wave my arms around to reactivate everything.
The question is, do you really need anything more complex than that? Implementing an "intelligent" system would be expensive and I can't see how the added benefit will outweigh the cost when a much simpler system would also be effective.
The internet is mostly just electricity and radiation.
Where does carbon come from? Imagine that millions of years ago there was quantity X of carbon in the "carbon system". Since that time, quantity Y of carbon has been sequestered in the form of fossil fuels etc. 300 years ago there was quantity Z of carbon in the carbon system.
So does X+Y=Z? If so, then all of the carbon we are unsequestering is simply bringing the atmospheric levels back to what they were millions of years ago. Or is there a larger super-system of carbon, in which the carbon is naturally laid down in the form of oil and coal and stuff, but more carbon is introduced from some other source? I'm just a bit confused about how reintroducing all of that sequestered carbon could be considered so bad if millions of years ago the carbon was in the system and life was flourishing.
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Everybody knows condoms are a waste of time and for losers. If you want to cure yourself of HIV/AIDS use your common sense and rape a virgin.
It's all a matter of perspective. To an astronomer, any element that is not hydrogen or helium is a metal.
That's the funniest thing I've ever heard!
I propose a solution:
Problem solved...the Aussies can teach the Pacific Islanders to play real football and we'll all live happily ever after.
Actually it's "Queen's English" now, and will be until Lizzie shuffles off the mortal coil
Correction: the world's most recent superpower. Don't assume that you are the last...
It is my understanding that in some circumstances after being struck by lightning it is possible for a person to continue breathing after their heart has stopped. Not that it has much bearing on this discussion, because no amount of CPR or treatment is going to save them by then! It's kind of fascinating though.
They forgot to mention the terrible effects that file sharing is having on global warming and climate change!
It still doesn't mean he was taking sides....he took down Isengard because Isengard was trying to destroy his trees, not because Isengard was one of the baddies.
I run bittorrent and I only have a 56k modem connection....it's not unreasonably slow....I can download a movie a week usually (naturally I only download public domain movies from archive.org :-P). The problem is that I keep running out of space on my 20gb hard drive.
Maybe the lice are related to when we first wore clothing. Head lice can easily jump off your head onto other surfaces or people, but when one is wearing clothing, pubic lice cannot. So maybe once we started wearing clothing, the head lice could no longer do their little jumping trick anymore unless they were on your head, so they stopped living in the nether regions. That left no competition for pubic lice, who were happy to spread through sexual contact (perverts!)
What people often don't realise is that Kelvin was a pig farmer. In fact, he had the largest pig farm that has ever existed in the history of mankind. Having become rich from his science career, he decided to donate all of that pork to poor people in Africa. When considering how to deliver the payload, he calculated that he could actually deliver the pork quicker and more efficiently by using a series of hot air balloons, with all the pigs strung out between them. So that's what he did. And what a site it was to see! Miles and miles of pigs floating through the sky. It was so long that it crossed 1/30 of the sky! All of Ireland came out to have a look, and for years to come all they could talk about were ......... the six degrees of Kelvin's bacon!