as it happens, there is this process known as mummification which has enabled a fascinating series of studies and scholarly papers on the subject of cancer incidence in ancient times versus now in recent years.
we don't give a flying fuck where you get your paint, but rather where do you get the mood altering substance that makes observation of drying so fascinating?
I don't write with a crayon or pen for ten hours a day. I don't get keyboard cramp, but I have had writer's cramp in college just from doing equations a notebook for a few hours. brutal.
Not a valid concern, palaeopathology has confirmed that cancer was exceedingly rare in primates until the start of the industrial revolution. Progress gives you cancer, not cosmic rays.
utter rubbish, homo erectus lived through a few reversals just fine. There is no evidence whatsoever of reversal causing any kind of extinction, nor is the geomagnetic field the only thing that shields Earth from cosmic radiation. The solar wind interacts with the ionosphere to provide additional shielding, and that isn't going away.
that's why I never switched. But Mayan Almanac Helpdesk says my calendar's long term support contract will be end-of-life in less than two years without option of renewal
that's great, murders and rapes and crimes against humanity can just be ignored: they didn't happen, it never happened.
And no one needs to take responsibility for the consequences of their actions, we'll just sweep it all under the rug.
Of course I'm being sarcastic, such a philosophy would allow the world to become even more evil than it is now. Already we have bankers and mega-corporations financing both sides of war, and enslaving and maiming and murdering to line their pockets and increase their power.
some of us might want to run more than one major application at once, our maybe use our RAM for our own data instead of hundreds of megabytes of bloatware.
those are cool, remember though that geigers are for prospecting or for testing for contamination after being in rad area - radioactive dirt and dust. Tens of thousands of counts per minute, in other words some might go to 10K cpm which is very roughly 100 mR / hour. For the heavy levels, like nuclear accident or The Day After, the survey meters work on a different principle. Those are the ones that can go to 500 Rem / Hour or more, that level for about an hour would give you lethal dose without "heroic medical intervention", as they say.
but if they want to continue to do business in the open source world? I dropped using or recommending SuSE after Novell sold out to Microsoft a few years ago
in practice, there's a problem with alphas, which have to be energetic enough to penetrate the tube walls. They're best at beta detection, while gammas have low efficiency as most will just zip through undetected. For "indirectly ionizing" radiation, neutron fields, one has to have a usually large volume of material that will produce ionizing radiation when neutron interacts. For example, a few tens of centimeters diameter ball of plastic and scintillating material which works by proton recoiling from neutron hit and making a flash.
blaming the water? aw cmon, how do you explain the thin people in your area. Eat a good diet of mostly vegetables and fruit, with rice or potatoes without the butter or sour cream, with six ounces or less of lean meat a day, and get off the workstation chair and start walking, adding a little distance each day, get to two miles or more a day. Then add some of those exercises we all learned in school PE, jumping jacks and pushups and such.
Slashdot Mirror
or The Thing
as it happens, there is this process known as mummification which has enabled a fascinating series of studies and scholarly papers on the subject of cancer incidence in ancient times versus now in recent years.
You are truly ignorant and an idiot.
we don't give a flying fuck where you get your paint, but rather where do you get the mood altering substance that makes observation of drying so fascinating?
probably will be "original unedited version" and 3D version
during Gungan cunnilingus, that tongue would be long enough to come out her nose......
I don't write with a crayon or pen for ten hours a day. I don't get keyboard cramp, but I have had writer's cramp in college just from doing equations a notebook for a few hours. brutal.
Not a valid concern, palaeopathology has confirmed that cancer was exceedingly rare in primates until the start of the industrial revolution. Progress gives you cancer, not cosmic rays.
The pilot of the Prussian Embassy's postal Autogyro would get confused.
"it's New Queue Ler" -- Homer Simpson
utter rubbish, homo erectus lived through a few reversals just fine. There is no evidence whatsoever of reversal causing any kind of extinction, nor is the geomagnetic field the only thing that shields Earth from cosmic radiation. The solar wind interacts with the ionosphere to provide additional shielding, and that isn't going away.
that's why I never switched. But Mayan Almanac Helpdesk says my calendar's long term support contract will be end-of-life in less than two years without option of renewal
that's great, murders and rapes and crimes against humanity can just be ignored: they didn't happen, it never happened.
And no one needs to take responsibility for the consequences of their actions, we'll just sweep it all under the rug.
Of course I'm being sarcastic, such a philosophy would allow the world to become even more evil than it is now. Already we have bankers and mega-corporations financing both sides of war, and enslaving and maiming and murdering to line their pockets and increase their power.
Billie, git yo-self behind th' barn 'n' cut a switch, you bin a baaaad boy!
still too much clothing. do you have better?
Surrendering Eaters of Cheese Abetting Mis-compatibility
some of us might want to run more than one major application at once, our maybe use our RAM for our own data instead of hundreds of megabytes of bloatware.
ah, you're spreading the open sores love. Bet you run Vista.
those are cool, remember though that geigers are for prospecting or for testing for contamination after being in rad area - radioactive dirt and dust. Tens of thousands of counts per minute, in other words some might go to 10K cpm which is very roughly 100 mR / hour. For the heavy levels, like nuclear accident or The Day After, the survey meters work on a different principle. Those are the ones that can go to 500 Rem / Hour or more, that level for about an hour would give you lethal dose without "heroic medical intervention", as they say.
but if they want to continue to do business in the open source world? I dropped using or recommending SuSE after Novell sold out to Microsoft a few years ago
those usually have wimpy range though, a few mRem per hour....pfffft, I worked at a nuke plant, we'd call that the cafeteria 8D
show me the 0-1000 rem / hour survey model if the world goes mad max.....
in practice, there's a problem with alphas, which have to be energetic enough to penetrate the tube walls. They're best at beta detection, while gammas have low efficiency as most will just zip through undetected. For "indirectly ionizing" radiation, neutron fields, one has to have a usually large volume of material that will produce ionizing radiation when neutron interacts. For example, a few tens of centimeters diameter ball of plastic and scintillating material which works by proton recoiling from neutron hit and making a flash.
well Maureen O., long time no see, you stalker cunt, where you been?
blaming the water? aw cmon, how do you explain the thin people in your area. Eat a good diet of mostly vegetables and fruit, with rice or potatoes without the butter or sour cream, with six ounces or less of lean meat a day, and get off the workstation chair and start walking, adding a little distance each day, get to two miles or more a day. Then add some of those exercises we all learned in school PE, jumping jacks and pushups and such.
You'll be amazed what happens in six weeks....
did it use sans serif?
The Obama administration are adept at creating pseudo-science to justify progress-crippling agendas