I just Googled 'Bing'.
And search Bing for 'Google'.
The one time in history Bing had better results. Nobody on the intertubes cares about Bing, there's very little to find.
They are being given away. $28.8 million is the estimated "cost to complete display preparation for each Orbiter and ferry the Orbiter to its ultimate display location".
And private collectors are not invited: "Organizations responding to this RFI must be: 1) a U.S. museum, institution, or organization dedicated to education or educational outreach, including NASA Visitor Centers; 2) a U.S. Federal agency, State, Commonwealth, or U.S. possession or any municipal corporation or political subdivision thereof; or 3) the District of Columbia."
Does this mean they rejected all the existing bids? I thought about 20 applied, including:
National Museum of the United States Air Force, Dayton OH
Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, NYC
Kennedy Space Center, Florida
Space Center Houston
Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum, Oregon
Tulsa Air and Space Museum
Museum of Flight, Seattle
Columbia Memorial Space Science Learning Center, Downey CA
Air Force Flight Test Center Museum, Edwards AFB, CA
San Diego Air and Space Museum
Palmdale Plant 42, CA
With no connection between the tails of WK2, it looks like it wants to twist apart. Wouldn't that stress the wing unnecessarily? Obviously the folks at Scaled Composites know a bit than me about building airplanes, but it doesn't look right.
Personally, I want my DNS server to serve the address of the host I asked for.
Yes, if you want straight-up results, I agree.
But the filtering is great if you want it. DynDNS offers (in ascending order by restrictiveness) phishing/malware safe, work-safe & child safe options. If the broad categories do not suit, you have dozens of yes/no options for granular control.
why would Amazon need to rely on a browser's cookie to identify returning customers?
In order to display the custom pricing (or whatever else they want) before you log on.
Yes, I can has remembers that.
I never logged onto Amazon from my work machine, and could see different prices between work and home.
This was almost 10 years ago, I have not tested recently.
Of course when someone steals your laptop which is syncing to dropbox, the data is theirs.
Which has nothing to do with Dropbox.
Actually, on another machine synced with Dropbox, you could copy the files to another directory and empty the Dropbox folder. When online, the stolen machine will sync and delete its files, too.
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I just Googled 'Bing'. And search Bing for 'Google'. The one time in history Bing had better results. Nobody on the intertubes cares about Bing, there's very little to find.
Really?
Shuttle sonic booms were a perk for me living in LA, whenever it landed at Vandenburg. Those in the path, set your alarms!
Thanks, we were on the verge of one-world government, your comment stemmed the tide.
The problem with the French is that they don't have a word for entrepreneur
They are being given away. $28.8 million is the estimated "cost to complete display preparation for each Orbiter and ferry the Orbiter to its ultimate display location".
And private collectors are not invited: "Organizations responding to this RFI must be: 1) a U.S. museum, institution, or organization dedicated to education or educational outreach, including NASA Visitor Centers; 2) a U.S. Federal agency, State, Commonwealth, or U.S. possession or any municipal corporation or political subdivision thereof; or 3) the District of Columbia."
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/transition/home/int_orbiter_rfi.html
I think the plan is swapping for Discovery, the Enterprise will go to some other museum.
Does this mean they rejected all the existing bids? I thought about 20 applied, including:
National Museum of the United States Air Force, Dayton OH
Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, NYC
Kennedy Space Center, Florida
Space Center Houston
Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum, Oregon
Tulsa Air and Space Museum
Museum of Flight, Seattle
Columbia Memorial Space Science Learning Center, Downey CA
Air Force Flight Test Center Museum, Edwards AFB, CA
San Diego Air and Space Museum
Palmdale Plant 42, CA
Clearly the culprit is mercury from flu vaccines
If your comments are that detailed, you're doing it wrong.
Make user an admin on their own machine if you want to increase the IT staff. Lock down group policies if you are overworked.
Does anyone else get queasy looking at Windows 3.1?
Aren't you comparing x264 to oranges?
With no connection between the tails of WK2, it looks like it wants to twist apart. Wouldn't that stress the wing unnecessarily? Obviously the folks at Scaled Composites know a bit than me about building airplanes, but it doesn't look right.
Yes, if you want straight-up results, I agree.
But the filtering is great if you want it. DynDNS offers (in ascending order by restrictiveness) phishing/malware safe, work-safe & child safe options. If the broad categories do not suit, you have dozens of yes/no options for granular control.
The Google is not providing malware & phishing blocks and parental/SFW controls.
DynDNS's redirects are honest searches, not ad-choked.
https://www.dyndns.com/services/dynguide/
http://www.opendns.com/
56,904,147 plays (1,246,583 listeners)
Maybe you should check your facts.
"Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier."
Get off it That is all
why would Amazon need to rely on a browser's cookie to identify returning customers? In order to display the custom pricing (or whatever else they want) before you log on.
No, seriously, boss. I was, ummmm, ummmm, simply using the Bing search engine. Seriously. Really. Please believe me!
Yes, I can has remembers that. I never logged onto Amazon from my work machine, and could see different prices between work and home. This was almost 10 years ago, I have not tested recently.
Of course when someone steals your laptop which is syncing to dropbox, the data is theirs.
Which has nothing to do with Dropbox.
Actually, on another machine synced with Dropbox, you could copy the files to another directory and empty the Dropbox folder. When online, the stolen machine will sync and delete its files, too.
I can tell you...that if this money is appropriated as Contracts & Grants monies or "Sponsored Research"...then there is A LOT of accounting going on
And people go to prison for abusing it.... "On October 20, 2008, the former grantee was sentenced to 15 months imprisonment and 3 years probation for violating 18 USC 666, which covers theft or bribery concerning federally funded programs."
USS Cobia, Manitowoc WI
They built 28 WWII subs up there and floated them down the Mississippi.