To take something with a dose of salt "the size of the Hope Diamond", well, one could conceivably eat the whole thing -- wait for it... -- hook, line and sinker.
Actually, I should think that anyone would struggle to eat if their food had a grain of salt the size of the Hope Diamond in it...
3. A simple search on Google using the words Orbitz and Terms comes up with deep links to your own site. Do you now intend to ask google to remove all those links therefore rendering your website unreachable by the majority of internet users.
This is what robots.txt is for - to inform Google and other search engines to not index certain pages. Once Orbitz sets these files up properly, Google will stop indexing the pages and the information will fall off of its records and results.
Many people, yes, but three languages (Hebrew, Aramaic and Koine Greek) isn't many.
That would be the "original" texts. Translation into other languages (English, Latin etc.) includes the possibility of not only errors in translation, but intentional corruptions of messages to suit the translator / commissioner.
AFAIK a "court" is not a physical location, but a collection of individuals delivering judgement under that name. So the First District Court could have been in one courtroom, and smaller courts could have been in others. Therefore, they could have been inside the courthouse but outside the court.
The reasoning behind this being aimed at children is due to the comparative thinness of their skulls versus an adult's. It is thought that thicker skulls would absorb more radiation and hence provide more protection than thinner ones.
Part 3 is just as good as the other two, with the exception of the appalling acting of a certain Oscar-winning director / Oscar-winning director's daughter. The movie brings it up-to-date and adds an international dimension to it - the conspiracy against the Pope was an interesting storyline, and the massacre of the Dons was iconic, if slightly clichéd. Garcia stands out among the crowd, and Pacino even further out - I have to say that Corleone's daughter being shot on the steps at the end (HOORAY!) was one of THE best scenes on celluloid. Even thinking about Pacino's face, and the silence is making me shiver.
Honestly, I don't know why people don't like the last one, other than Sofia Coppola and an absence of De Niro. Perhaps people don't like the ending? I'm not too keen on it, but if the movie started out in the place it ended, with maybe a little internal monologue from Pacino, it would have framed the whole thing nicely.
There. Happy?
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In this case, I hardly feel the distinction matters :)
To take something with a dose of salt "the size of the Hope Diamond", well, one could conceivably eat the whole thing -- wait for it... -- hook, line and sinker.
Actually, I should think that anyone would struggle to eat if their food had a grain of salt the size of the Hope Diamond in it...
3. A simple search on Google using the words Orbitz and Terms comes up with deep links to your own site. Do you now intend to ask google to remove all those links therefore rendering your website unreachable by the majority of internet users.
This is what robots.txt is for - to inform Google and other search engines to not index certain pages. Once Orbitz sets these files up properly, Google will stop indexing the pages and the information will fall off of its records and results.
Chaka Khan, Chaka Khan? Save me Chaka Khan!
Forgive me, I don't usually jump on any bandwagons. But this ep was on last night.
Man, bagels by IRC? I for one welcome that flavor of copyright infringement...
Let's not forget that our friend Ted coined the term.
No, it's the same Bruce who's professor of philosophy at the University of Walla Walla.
Many people, yes, but three languages (Hebrew, Aramaic and Koine Greek) isn't many.
That would be the "original" texts. Translation into other languages (English, Latin etc.) includes the possibility of not only errors in translation, but intentional corruptions of messages to suit the translator / commissioner.
...are you going to actually believe there's a train in Chicago?
I find it helps me get around the city if I believe there is a train in Chicago...
AFAIK a "court" is not a physical location, but a collection of individuals delivering judgement under that name. So the First District Court could have been in one courtroom, and smaller courts could have been in others. Therefore, they could have been inside the courthouse but outside the court.
The reasoning behind this being aimed at children is due to the comparative thinness of their skulls versus an adult's. It is thought that thicker skulls would absorb more radiation and hence provide more protection than thinner ones.
Hooray for Windows 98!
Never thought I'd be saying that... *sigh*
Who neuters the neutrals?
Er.
Actually, I'd call 191 - "Phel" is the reverse of "help" as much as "Sirch" is the reverse of "Chris".
The BBC is apparently considering using P2P for the distribution of their archives once it goes live.
... but it seems that laws are made to be broken.
The Metric Conversion Act 1975.
Our favorite geek writer covered this in a nice piece about a month ago.
Am I the only one who thinks the the grampa with grandchildren towards the right looks like he has the biggest hunchback ever?
Of course it was the last one you turned to - everything is always in the last place you look.
Look any more once you've found it, and there's something seriously wrong with you.
Are people not allowed to like things now?
Do we all have to think exactly the same thing about a piece of art/entertainment?
Time and time again I've encountered this kind of reaction to a review - No, it's too good, write it again. - what if I actually liked the thing?!
How can you say that?!
Part 3 is just as good as the other two, with the exception of the appalling acting of a certain Oscar-winning director / Oscar-winning director's daughter. The movie brings it up-to-date and adds an international dimension to it - the conspiracy against the Pope was an interesting storyline, and the massacre of the Dons was iconic, if slightly clichéd. Garcia stands out among the crowd, and Pacino even further out - I have to say that Corleone's daughter being shot on the steps at the end (HOORAY!) was one of THE best scenes on celluloid. Even thinking about Pacino's face, and the silence is making me shiver.
Honestly, I don't know why people don't like the last one, other than Sofia Coppola and an absence of De Niro. Perhaps people don't like the ending? I'm not too keen on it, but if the movie started out in the place it ended, with maybe a little internal monologue from Pacino, it would have framed the whole thing nicely.
There. Happy?
Shamelessly copied and pasted from a previous post on the subject.
There are always somethings that can not be revealed: Witness Protection, Undercover Officers, etc
What about the submarine base in Greenwich? Isn't that kind of sensitive?
If there were any "international accords" don't you think our "enemies" would break them?
It's not actually working for me in IE6 either, so I think they're just incompetent...