A Russian, a German, and a Frenchman in an enclosed space for 3 months. Sure. I'd watch that. You'll know they've run out of ideas after someone invades Poland, though.
This format could be tweaked further for greater entertainment value. Let's have Italians organize it, with a British chef (I'm looking at you Heston), an ex-Citroen French mechanic, and a German policeman.
Might have something to do with that being against the law.
Not that it would have done any good either way, as any funds raised that way go into a general fund and are doled back out by Congress. (Which is a feature, not a bug. It's designed to prevent federal agencies from circumventing the budget or selling off federal resources for personal or agency gain.)
Which explains the Exxon Condoleezza Rice, I mean the Exxon Altair Voyager.
"Copies" are material objects, other than phonorecords, in which a work is fixed by any method now known or later developed, and from which the work can be perceived, reproduced, or otherwise communicated, either directly or with the aid of a machine or device. The term "copies" includes the material object, other than a phonorecord, in which the work is first fixed.
Sounds like a brain, or the ear-brain combination. I have actually *heard* music (not just recall it internally) in places with strong white noise (like the beach). I would hear a song faintly but quite distinctly and think that it's just a radio playing out in the distance. But sometimes, after a while, I realize that the song just won't end! I notice this happens when I don't know the full arrangement of the original recording. My hypothesis is that my brain selectively perceives actual sound waves in the white noise, filtering out everything that does not correspond to the piece of music I am "hearing".
Well semantically, the difference between "Experiencing pain" and "Displaying pain behaviours" is so thin as to be non-existent. Might as well assume they're the same thing.
Quite the opposite. Ask your girlfriend if the difference between "experiencing orgasm" and "displaying orgasmic behaviours" is non-existent.
I can't speak to whether it is the load (it was a normal p90 Dell type computer).
Please use the phrasal verb "speak to" only with an interlocutor as a complement. By "speak to" do you mean "comment on" "speak about", or somesuch, or does "can't speak to" mean "don't know about"?
There really should be some sort of licensing procedure for using the phrase "beg the question"... but yeah, agree with the winking/blinking distinction.
The difference is that, in addition to the harmful side-effects, real medicine generally has beneficial effects, which "alternative medicine" is a tad bit lacking in.
Take Lipitor, please! (Henny Youngman reference for the clueless--you know who you are!)
Sure, let's plainly state things. Like "you're an idiot". I have an "economically-motivated bias" to go an rob banks. Quite noticeably, I am not going around robbing banks. "foo is possible" is *not* a solid argument.
The only claim I have made is just that: "Climate scientists have an economically-motivated bias to come up with findings that are more likely to spur funding for continued research in their field."
Thou dost protest too much! (This is rhetorically effective only for a certain audience)
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A Russian, a German, and a Frenchman in an enclosed space for 3 months. Sure. I'd watch that. You'll know they've run out of ideas after someone invades Poland, though.
This format could be tweaked further for greater entertainment value. Let's have Italians organize it, with a British chef (I'm looking at you Heston), an ex-Citroen French mechanic, and a German policeman.
Might have something to do with that being against the law. Not that it would have done any good either way, as any funds raised that way go into a general fund and are doled back out by Congress. (Which is a feature, not a bug. It's designed to prevent federal agencies from circumventing the budget or selling off federal resources for personal or agency gain.)
Which explains the Exxon Condoleezza Rice, I mean the Exxon Altair Voyager.
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What about gradient then?
I always found biology quite fascinating. All those little buggers that can kill a human just by sheer numbers.
You should hang around statisticians then. They're a hoot!
Macs? I'd think he'd be a Linux type of guy.
Mac, for sure. If someone knows the sound of one mouse button clicking, the DL is it!
Did they take the average of two timed runs in opposite directions in order to compensate for, you know... wind speed?
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Well semantically, the difference between "Experiencing pain" and "Displaying pain behaviours" is so thin as to be non-existent. Might as well assume they're the same thing.
Quite the opposite. Ask your girlfriend if the difference between "experiencing orgasm" and "displaying orgasmic behaviours" is non-existent.
dynamical
Dynamical? Really? It's bad enough the last president made up shit like this, now we have supposedly intelligent people doing it too?
Yes really.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamical_system
I can't speak to whether it is the load (it was a normal p90 Dell type computer).
Please use the phrasal verb "speak to" only with an interlocutor as a complement. By "speak to" do you mean "comment on" "speak about", or somesuch, or does "can't speak to" mean "don't know about"?
It's time to switch to a DVORAK keyboard. Let them sniff that.
Actually, Dvorak users tend to be the most sniffable, in the literal olfactory sense of the term.
There has to be a guy somewhere in the pentagon who is Chief Officer of Nomenclature, Military Acronyms, & Names. Or something like that!
I WANT THAT JOB.
Unfortunately, the acronym "CONMAN" is not used as it is polysemous within all three branches of government.
"The SAC has renewed its bid to legalize peer-to-peer file sharing "
Isn't it already/still legal in Canada?
Besides, most accidents are on takeoff, landing, or when the pilot didn't notice the mountain. No time to deploy parachutes.
Indeed. Slamming into mountains is common enough to be given an acronym: CFIT - Controlled Flight into Terrain).
And what causes amps? Volts.
But what causes heat, and thus fire? Ohms.
There really should be some sort of licensing procedure for using the phrase "beg the question"... but yeah, agree with the winking/blinking distinction.
It looks like these businesses will have to buy extra equipment (ten-foot pole) to check Goatse Guy's ID.
The renderings in the article show round or hexagonal collectors that seem to be radially divided into identical slices.
Pie in the sky?
It's not the volts that kills you. It's the amps. (Obscure)
Actually its the Ohms. If you were a perfect conductor, you'd be fine.
The difference is that, in addition to the harmful side-effects, real medicine generally has beneficial effects, which "alternative medicine" is a tad bit lacking in.
Take Lipitor, please! (Henny Youngman reference for the clueless--you know who you are!)
Which part of: "Don't hesitate to call when you get interesting." did you not understand? Please stop wasting my time. Thank you.
Be nice to whoever is handling your food!
What initially showed promise as a potentially fruitful dialectical encounter has ultimately proven to be barren.
Bye. Don't hesitate to call when you get interesting.
Sure, let's plainly state things. Like "you're an idiot". I have an "economically-motivated bias" to go an rob banks. Quite noticeably, I am not going around robbing banks. "foo is possible" is *not* a solid argument.
The only claim I have made is just that: "Climate scientists have an economically-motivated bias to come up with findings that are more likely to spur funding for continued research in their field."
Thou dost protest too much! (This is rhetorically effective only for a certain audience)
I agree with your sig though.