I wonder if they spend their days terrified of a global thermonuclear Soviet invasion at any minute cause y'know the 1980's isn't complete without the cold war.
Given the state of education and general ignorance I would expect people to mass protest that idea due to the impact it would have on the moon's ecology.
These people probably didn't visually and tactiley inspect the chamber and even worse is that they probably didn't keep their finger off the trigger.
The amount of ignorance regarding the same handling guns is unbelievable but a couple things to keep in mind is: THE GUN IS ALWAYS LOADED, NO EXCEPTIONS and the other is TO ALWAYS KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER.
If you keep the mentality that the gun is always loaded and ready to fire then you and the people around you will be a lot safer; its kind of like the rule to carry a knife pointing downward or never run with scissors because there always remains the chance you could trip and impale yourself.
The NRA had an educational program at one point in schools to teach kids gun safety should they ever encounter a gun but unfortunately it became too politically incorrect to teach kids how to be safe because certain groups seem to think the world is covered in bubble wrap or that teaching kids how to be safe with a gun, or what to do should the encounter one, is going to turn kids into psychotic serial killers.
What about if a university patents their "discovery" and then in turn licenses it out to a pharmaceutical company to make a; vaccine, drug, diagnostic process or something of similar nature and consequently between the two of them they make millions upon millions of dollars?
Unfortunately we live in a world were medicine and money are tied closely together ([sarcasm]to have it any other way would be EVIL GODLESS SOCIALIST COMMUNISM[/sarcasm]) so if some institution or two are going to make millions and millions of dollars off of your blood then it doesn't seem unfair to ask for a tiny sliver sized slice of the pie.
I live in America and have health insurance. I envy those who don't have health insurance; usually in my experience health insurance companies will deny or "accidentally" not process claims properly leaving me holding the bag and I consequently have to fight the insurance company tooth and nail for several weeks (or in some cases months) to get them to recognize their error and pay out, and meanwhile the doctor is still waiting for his money.
Sometimes I'll be all fine and dandy but end up getting a surprise medical bill in the hundreds from a year ago because the insurance company took its sweet time to deny the claim.
I'd drop my health insurance because its worthless (what good is it if I end having to pay hundreds of dollars in doctor's bills anyway?) but because of the so-called Affordable Healthcare Act I'll end up being a criminal if I don't buy that executive his third yacht.
I have high blood pressure, among other things, and my family is concerned about my health but I think it's detrimental to my health just trying to get healthcare itself so I no longer go to the doctor because it's too much stress to deal with.
My problem is that coming from a game like X3: Terran Conflict I just couldn't get into a game like EVE because it felt more like a Facebook game rather then an epic space game.
They didn't. At that time the human population was much smaller and therefore it would have been necessary (Genesis 1:28) and as such the stigma and defects that result from close-relative relations would have been much smaller, if any at all, because the human race was much closer to perfection having only been thrown out of the Garden of Eden only a relatively short time ago (Genesis 3:21-24).
However much later it was no longer necessary given the size of the human population and defects would have started to appear because the human race would be much farther away from perfection which is why it was codified and forbidden in the Mosaic Law as recorded at Leviticus starting at 18:6 through verse 18: "‘YOU people must not come near, any man of YOU, to any close fleshly relative of his to lay bare nakedness. I am Jehovah."
Clearly you haven't been to a state park in the United States.
I've been to several and there is very rarely any kind of cell coverage let alone data within or even anywhere near those parks.
Aren't most open source projects amateur projects, or at least start out as one?
The efforts of amateurs and their willingness to share what they have loved has added so much to the world.
Linus Torvalds is usually considered the prime example of this, especially if you read his first Usenet post about the primitive Linux kernel he was developing on his 386.
I almost never go to the dealer.
Dealer prices are usually outrageously expensive compared to a decent mechanic, but on the other hand I've experiences that tell me that some mechanics are sharks so it's important to establish a good relationship with a mechanic or learn to do it yourself.
I had this other experience where a Ford dealer tried to sell me a car and even after I told them my situation (no credit history) they insisted that they could "help" me, so when the salesman had to go get the manager; the manager sat down in the salesman's desk and after looking over some papers he started subtly laughing.
Another dealer had a car I could afford but wouldn't do test drives on Saturday (basically the only day I have to myself), so ultimately I ended up finding a nice little Volkswagen on Craigslist from a private seller.
It is not uncommon to find programs utilizing the MOS 6052 instruction set doing the same thing.
This is why if you write a Nintendo NES emulator exactly to spec some games might not work because they use undocumented instructions that work on the real hardware but need to be specifically implemented in software.
I think the friend-zone phenomena is typically a result of, or combination thereof; immature women (esp. teenagers), women who knowingly take advantage and men who have a self-image problem.
On the other hand there are men who do actually believe you can put niceness tokens in until sex comes out and women can typically spot that from a mile away.
And then from personal experience there are cases where a man genuinely loves a woman to the point he would lay down his life for hers but she continually pushes him aside; it's not a nice place to be in, it's emotionally frustrating and generally not worth putting up with so the parent comment's suggestion of separation is not a bad idea because it'll give you time to breathe, mature and maybe she'll realize what she lost.. or not but you'll be better off as a free man from such emotional tyranny.
Last but not least is a tidbit from the Bible; "The heart is more treacherous than anything else and is desperate. Who can know it?" (Jeremiah 17:9).
Listening to ones heart often leads to irrational decisions and therefore many regrets so the Bible again councils; "thinking ability itself will keep guard over you, discernment itself will safeguard you," (Proverbs 2:11). How wise it is to think before you feel!
That does it! How many people have to die until we do something about explosions?
I'm sure we can all be confident that Senator Feinstein (D-Cal) will be drafting an "Assault Explosions Ban" bill by the end of the week to rid us of this problem once and for all.
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I wonder if they spend their days terrified of a global thermonuclear Soviet invasion at any minute cause y'know the 1980's isn't complete without the cold war.
If the shark doesn't have enough power I suppose the shark could always hook onto a clocktower at precisely the right moment as lightening strikes.
Given the state of education and general ignorance I would expect people to mass protest that idea due to the impact it would have on the moon's ecology.
These people probably didn't visually and tactiley inspect the chamber and even worse is that they probably didn't keep their finger off the trigger.
The amount of ignorance regarding the same handling guns is unbelievable but a couple things to keep in mind is: THE GUN IS ALWAYS LOADED, NO EXCEPTIONS and the other is TO ALWAYS KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER.
If you keep the mentality that the gun is always loaded and ready to fire then you and the people around you will be a lot safer; its kind of like the rule to carry a knife pointing downward or never run with scissors because there always remains the chance you could trip and impale yourself.
The NRA had an educational program at one point in schools to teach kids gun safety should they ever encounter a gun but unfortunately it became too politically incorrect to teach kids how to be safe because certain groups seem to think the world is covered in bubble wrap or that teaching kids how to be safe with a gun, or what to do should the encounter one, is going to turn kids into psychotic serial killers.
What about if a university patents their "discovery" and then in turn licenses it out to a pharmaceutical company to make a; vaccine, drug, diagnostic process or something of similar nature and consequently between the two of them they make millions upon millions of dollars?
Unfortunately we live in a world were medicine and money are tied closely together ([sarcasm]to have it any other way would be EVIL GODLESS SOCIALIST COMMUNISM[/sarcasm]) so if some institution or two are going to make millions and millions of dollars off of your blood then it doesn't seem unfair to ask for a tiny sliver sized slice of the pie.
I live in America and have health insurance. I envy those who don't have health insurance; usually in my experience health insurance companies will deny or "accidentally" not process claims properly leaving me holding the bag and I consequently have to fight the insurance company tooth and nail for several weeks (or in some cases months) to get them to recognize their error and pay out, and meanwhile the doctor is still waiting for his money.
Sometimes I'll be all fine and dandy but end up getting a surprise medical bill in the hundreds from a year ago because the insurance company took its sweet time to deny the claim.
I'd drop my health insurance because its worthless (what good is it if I end having to pay hundreds of dollars in doctor's bills anyway?) but because of the so-called Affordable Healthcare Act I'll end up being a criminal if I don't buy that executive his third yacht.
I have high blood pressure, among other things, and my family is concerned about my health but I think it's detrimental to my health just trying to get healthcare itself so I no longer go to the doctor because it's too much stress to deal with.
Maybe we'll finally get to post 228 character messages now instead of just 140!
Microsoft Team Foundation Server?
My problem is that coming from a game like X3: Terran Conflict I just couldn't get into a game like EVE because it felt more like a Facebook game rather then an epic space game.
Shouldn't it be called "the-man-in-the-middle" since it's being done by The Man, man?
It should have a consistent interface on phones and tablets as well.
They didn't. At that time the human population was much smaller and therefore it would have been necessary (Genesis 1:28) and as such the stigma and defects that result from close-relative relations would have been much smaller, if any at all, because the human race was much closer to perfection having only been thrown out of the Garden of Eden only a relatively short time ago (Genesis 3:21-24).
However much later it was no longer necessary given the size of the human population and defects would have started to appear because the human race would be much farther away from perfection which is why it was codified and forbidden in the Mosaic Law as recorded at Leviticus starting at 18:6 through verse 18: "‘YOU people must not come near, any man of YOU, to any close fleshly relative of his to lay bare nakedness. I am Jehovah."
I hope that answers your question.
But sleeper cells are the ones you need to watch out for!
Second I live in fly over land
So you live in Columbia? PRAISE BE TO THE PROPHET!
In space, no one can hear you drown
Clearly you haven't been to a state park in the United States.
I've been to several and there is very rarely any kind of cell coverage let alone data within or even anywhere near those parks.
Aren't most open source projects amateur projects, or at least start out as one?
The efforts of amateurs and their willingness to share what they have loved has added so much to the world.
Linus Torvalds is usually considered the prime example of this, especially if you read his first Usenet post about the primitive Linux kernel he was developing on his 386.
Linux has worked wonderfully on my desktop for over 10 years without rebooting.
I almost never go to the dealer.
Dealer prices are usually outrageously expensive compared to a decent mechanic, but on the other hand I've experiences that tell me that some mechanics are sharks so it's important to establish a good relationship with a mechanic or learn to do it yourself.
I had this other experience where a Ford dealer tried to sell me a car and even after I told them my situation (no credit history) they insisted that they could "help" me, so when the salesman had to go get the manager; the manager sat down in the salesman's desk and after looking over some papers he started subtly laughing.
Another dealer had a car I could afford but wouldn't do test drives on Saturday (basically the only day I have to myself), so ultimately I ended up finding a nice little Volkswagen on Craigslist from a private seller.
So dealers? I could do without them.
It is not uncommon to find programs utilizing the MOS 6052 instruction set doing the same thing.
This is why if you write a Nintendo NES emulator exactly to spec some games might not work because they use undocumented instructions that work on the real hardware but need to be specifically implemented in software.
I think the friend-zone phenomena is typically a result of, or combination thereof; immature women (esp. teenagers), women who knowingly take advantage and men who have a self-image problem.
On the other hand there are men who do actually believe you can put niceness tokens in until sex comes out and women can typically spot that from a mile away.
And then from personal experience there are cases where a man genuinely loves a woman to the point he would lay down his life for hers but she continually pushes him aside; it's not a nice place to be in, it's emotionally frustrating and generally not worth putting up with so the parent comment's suggestion of separation is not a bad idea because it'll give you time to breathe, mature and maybe she'll realize what she lost.. or not but you'll be better off as a free man from such emotional tyranny.
Last but not least is a tidbit from the Bible; "The heart is more treacherous than anything else and is desperate. Who can know it?" (Jeremiah 17:9).
Listening to ones heart often leads to irrational decisions and therefore many regrets so the Bible again councils; "thinking ability itself will keep guard over you, discernment itself will safeguard you," (Proverbs 2:11). How wise it is to think before you feel!
That does it! How many people have to die until we do something about explosions?
I'm sure we can all be confident that Senator Feinstein (D-Cal) will be drafting an "Assault Explosions Ban" bill by the end of the week to rid us of this problem once and for all.
I first read it as "New bird shaped drone shot down at Security and Defense trade show."
Maybe I've been living in the south way too long.
It adds a whole new meaning to "The RED planet."
Also Outlaws and especially The Dig were some other great LucasArts games with amazing intros.