I say 'Gosh Darn It!' Wouldn't want to be sacrilegious.
My sarcasm meter sucks on the net, but by default if you're an Atheist, you can't be sacrilegious towards a deity really, can you?
I know there's the IPU and FSM that we all bandy about to illustrate the hilarity in believing something that can't be proven, but nobody really believes in the sanctity of them, do they?
My uncle had a Honda Goldwing, you insensitive clod! Only motorbike I've seen that has a stereo system:D And a reverse gear, apparently..
There's a lot of bikes like this now, generally under the category of super tourer or full dresser. I rented a Harley Electraglide while I was in Vegas, the stereo was a godsend when I was riding through the deserts of Arizona, California and Nevada at night.
Back on topic, I really hope Mercedes, as an auto maker, can turn the market enough to force infrastructure changes, but I don't hold my breath. It would be interesting if the auto industry gave the finger to oil industry and all did this at once. But alas, I'm turning purple.
Imagine you have a study of solicitations per 100 children. Those 100 children report 20 solicitations. That's 1 in 5 right?
Wrong. Why? Because that could be 1 child that frequents certain sites of ill-repute and getting 20 solicitations. That's 1 in 100, not the aforementioned 1 in 5. While I don't think it's that low, I don't think it's that high.
Odd how a story about porn reveals the perverse nature of statistics.
But the Bible leads us to believe that God wouldn't do this. However, the sacred scriptures of the Flying Spaghetti Monster explicitly say that He does do this; therefore, FSMism is the one true religion.
Fixed that for you.
BTW... what are the FSM's sacred scriptures? The back of a Prego jar? Are Mario and Luigi the great disciples?
FTFA: This particular virus can only replicate in a cell which has already been infected by another virusthe tobacco mosaic viruswhich commonly attacks tomato plants.
"The physicists were intrigued: Like viruses, money is transported by people from place to place. " The problem is that you give a bill to only one person. Most disease is not like that.
But they said "money" not "bills." I think a distinction needs to be made. You may only give a bill to one person, but you give bills to lots of people. If you think of each bill as a infection vector of a hard to commune disease, AIDS for example, it is an alarmingly accurate comparison. If you break it down to the 'per bill' model it is too narrow for an extremely infectious disease, cold/flu for example. The study would need to be modified to figure out how many 'Georges' people get on average, and of those how many are of the virulent/communicable type, then it may be a more usable predictor for the more infectious model.
However, can you imagine the chagrin of the RIAA if musicians||producers||composers||songwriters where unionized and given collective bargaining power?
Let them try, you think they complain about loss of revenue/overhead now? Imagine once they heard the demands from Union of Bling Embracing Rappers Local 337
I'm an Atheist, and I don't say 'God Damn It'....
I say 'Gosh Darn It!' Wouldn't want to be sacrilegious.
My sarcasm meter sucks on the net, but by default if you're an Atheist, you can't be sacrilegious towards a deity really, can you?
I know there's the IPU and FSM that we all bandy about to illustrate the hilarity in believing something that can't be proven, but nobody really believes in the sanctity of them, do they?
My uncle had a Honda Goldwing, you insensitive clod! Only motorbike I've seen that has a stereo system :D And a reverse gear, apparently..
There's a lot of bikes like this now, generally under the category of super tourer or full dresser. I rented a Harley Electraglide while I was in Vegas, the stereo was a godsend when I was riding through the deserts of Arizona, California and Nevada at night.
Back on topic, I really hope Mercedes, as an auto maker, can turn the market enough to force infrastructure changes, but I don't hold my breath. It would be interesting if the auto industry gave the finger to oil industry and all did this at once. But alas, I'm turning purple.
Phil A. Cho
...that money can buy.
I'm glad that I'm a member of a huge group of corporate whore-mongers that can buy the laws to protect us.
Isn't it grand?
Wow, that's what I call a Never Ending Story.
Could it be their phone number? Office/Cube number?
Couldn't help it:
Where's Bill Gates on this list? He's been nickel and diming everyone in cyberspace for far too long.
There's a difference?
"Researchers at the Free University in Amsterdam in the Netherlands"
Constants aren't constants? What are these guys smoking?
Imagine you have a study of solicitations per 100 children. Those 100 children report 20 solicitations. That's 1 in 5 right?
Wrong. Why? Because that could be 1 child that frequents certain sites of ill-repute and getting 20 solicitations. That's 1 in 100, not the aforementioned 1 in 5. While I don't think it's that low, I don't think it's that high.
Odd how a story about porn reveals the perverse nature of statistics.
20,000 tickets at $100 each, totalling $2,000,000 ?
Fixed that for you.
... Do they roll for need? Greed? Better matches the color of their boots?
Only guilds where you'll see a lvl 60 toting a lvl 20 staff 'cuz it looks cuter.'
I kid.
But the Bible leads us to believe that God wouldn't do this. However, the sacred scriptures of the Flying Spaghetti Monster explicitly say that He does do this; therefore, FSMism is the one true religion.
Fixed that for you.
BTW... what are the FSM's sacred scriptures? The back of a Prego jar? Are Mario and Luigi the great disciples?
Wells Fargo ATMs allow you to do this for their 'Quick Cash' button. You can manually configure it to be the amount you need, want.
That's probably Taiwanese dollars, that's where the byline is.
0.0308676(Taiwan/US) * 6400(Taiwan) = 197.55264(US)
That's still $6.20 US/GB so still not very desirable, but if they can EoS down, and get the battery life trade off it may be worth it.
...only on her birthday.
FTFA: This particular virus can only replicate in a cell which has already been infected by another virusthe tobacco mosaic viruswhich commonly attacks tomato plants.
Tomacco.
"The physicists were intrigued: Like viruses, money is transported by people from place to place. " The problem is that you give a bill to only one person. Most disease is not like that.
But they said "money" not "bills." I think a distinction needs to be made. You may only give a bill to one person, but you give bills to lots of people. If you think of each bill as a infection vector of a hard to commune disease, AIDS for example, it is an alarmingly accurate comparison. If you break it down to the 'per bill' model it is too narrow for an extremely infectious disease, cold/flu for example. The study would need to be modified to figure out how many 'Georges' people get on average, and of those how many are of the virulent/communicable type, then it may be a more usable predictor for the more infectious model.
Parent has interesting points.
However, can you imagine the chagrin of the RIAA if musicians||producers||composers||songwriters where unionized and given collective bargaining power?
Let them try, you think they complain about loss of revenue/overhead now? Imagine once they heard the demands from Union of Bling Embracing Rappers Local 337
is located here.
Ummm, most men want the remote to turn women ON. No off.
I believe the button men are looking for is MUTE.
Branson's endeavour is Virgin Galactic and it will be using Spaceship Two. Spaceship One has been moth-balled, next to the Spirit of St. Louis.
The Beloved Gardener in the Heavenly Paradise Cometh onto us
Parent is correct.
I want a bumper sticker that states: "In case of Rapture your car will be not be empty, because I'll be driving it."
Is slashdotting a .gov website an act of terrorism?