I've always wanted to ask how robust major city seaports are in relation to climate change and sea level rise. If big cargo ships can't effectively dock at ports that are partially underwater, or the city itself is becoming flooded, that will cause commerce to come to a screeching halt. When are the seaports expected to become compromised?
Sorry, this is a dupe, I posted anonymously accidentally and I wanted to get my name on this
Exactly my situation. I didn't update to iOS8 on it because I didn't want it to slow down considerably. It still works great and I will keep it as my only tablet until it won't keep up with the software that's important to me. So, perhaps a 5 year cycle with tablets, at least with me? I'll still buy another one when it's time. They are very handy for many different things.
Well, People generally comment on this site that basic research can lead to unexpected outcomes, new questions. It's entirely possible that all of this data can help support something new that we haven't thought of yet. I understand that this isn't basic research, but I feel that it could be applied here.
I've heard that people put one above and below the tongue to look like they have a tongue piercing. The swallowing could just be accidental. Not sure if it works for the tongue, but I've seen it work with ear lobes.
Could this be used to help identify a user before allowing access to a computer? Iris scan, fingerprint scan THEN you must french kiss your computer juuuust right. Or an updated form of captcha for websites, just thinking...
Checking back on this thread has made me think a little about being a bit more fair about viewing this topic, but you are now the second person that has remarked on the tattoo by his eye as a tear drop. Let's be clear that it is the start of a SCAR tattoo that wasn't covered up by the makeup. Now, if it was left visible because it was too close to the eye for makeup to cover then that's one thing, but if it was done intentionally so members of the jury would mistake it as a tear to evoke some sympathy, then I'm back to feeling how I was in the beginning. Cover it up or don't.
No one forced him to get those tattoos and he's not looking to have them permanently removed. So I'd say they are part of him, part of his persona and should be shown to the jury.
So what?
You want to be one of the first 3 people that got a star in the forehead and now are dead? yes, he gets hogtied ina matter of minutes but you are still dead. That's what.
I think the meaning behind the future winner angle was that this guy is probably stupid enough to do something like this again, AND THEN kill himself, thereby gaining one Darwin Award.
There's laws on the books for noise pollution with people blasting their radios out their car windows. Some of these bikes are far louder than that. I'm sure something can be arranged.
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I've always wanted to ask how robust major city seaports are in relation to climate change and sea level rise. If big cargo ships can't effectively dock at ports that are partially underwater, or the city itself is becoming flooded, that will cause commerce to come to a screeching halt. When are the seaports expected to become compromised? Sorry, this is a dupe, I posted anonymously accidentally and I wanted to get my name on this
Don't forget about of the use of the apostrophe for the contraction used with its (it is - it's)
Exactly my situation. I didn't update to iOS8 on it because I didn't want it to slow down considerably. It still works great and I will keep it as my only tablet until it won't keep up with the software that's important to me. So, perhaps a 5 year cycle with tablets, at least with me? I'll still buy another one when it's time. They are very handy for many different things.
iOS 8 seems even faster than iOS 7 on my 5S. Haven't seen that happen yet after an update from one major iOS upgrade to the next. Very happy with it.
Well, People generally comment on this site that basic research can lead to unexpected outcomes, new questions. It's entirely possible that all of this data can help support something new that we haven't thought of yet. I understand that this isn't basic research, but I feel that it could be applied here.
I've heard that people put one above and below the tongue to look like they have a tongue piercing. The swallowing could just be accidental. Not sure if it works for the tongue, but I've seen it work with ear lobes.
Well, now that the Charles River is, I believe, the cleanest water way in an urban city in the world, then other smells start to get noticed more.
Of course Poison ivy is tasty... for 5 minutes... once.
Eh, don't worry about the movie reference. Nobody is looking at that since everybody is now looking at your combination of a and lot to one word.
Thank you for posting that! I've never forgotten the visual of that teacher with the Einstein hair clapping his hands.
Could this be used to help identify a user before allowing access to a computer? Iris scan, fingerprint scan THEN you must french kiss your computer juuuust right. Or an updated form of captcha for websites, just thinking...
mmmmm. jam.
Checking back on this thread has made me think a little about being a bit more fair about viewing this topic, but you are now the second person that has remarked on the tattoo by his eye as a tear drop. Let's be clear that it is the start of a SCAR tattoo that wasn't covered up by the makeup. Now, if it was left visible because it was too close to the eye for makeup to cover then that's one thing, but if it was done intentionally so members of the jury would mistake it as a tear to evoke some sympathy, then I'm back to feeling how I was in the beginning. Cover it up or don't.
No one forced him to get those tattoos and he's not looking to have them permanently removed. So I'd say they are part of him, part of his persona and should be shown to the jury.
So does that mean Dick Cheney can finally shoot people in the face and more easily get away with it claiming that "I was just trying to save the guy"?
Until you have a baby. None of these kind of comments will be funny anymore. Seriously.
So what? You want to be one of the first 3 people that got a star in the forehead and now are dead? yes, he gets hogtied ina matter of minutes but you are still dead. That's what.
I think the meaning behind the future winner angle was that this guy is probably stupid enough to do something like this again, AND THEN kill himself, thereby gaining one Darwin Award.
Do you realize just how crazy it is that we've NEVER BEEN BACK to the moon?
At least it's better than teaching him to smoke. I guess it's a trade off though. More dangerous to the others around him than to himself.
If by milk you mean rum, then yes.
I believe adults and children are still losing arms, legs, lives when accidentally finding land mines in Vietnam
Freedom of Littering/Vandalism? 'nuff said...
He could have his Wiener bitten off like that guy in Russia. Raccoons are dangerous, man!
There's laws on the books for noise pollution with people blasting their radios out their car windows. Some of these bikes are far louder than that. I'm sure something can be arranged.