So if they had not made the mistake, and things were working the way they are supposed to, all these people looking for their lost/stolen cell phones would end up at a cell tower? Sounds like a great plan.
Any military is going to be appear weak, in the usual sense, against the US military. What country, that the US would have conceivable any reason to attack, could be considered (relatively) strong?
I just uninstalled Symantec Endpoint Protection from my work laptop because it was so slow I was hardly able to get things done. Soluto informed me that the Symantec software was the likely culprit. I uninstalled it and things have sped up considerably. I know I won't get in trouble because our company's not that serious about security. I was going to reinstall MSE again, but now I'm reconsidering...
I suspect you are right, that it was a combined effect of the visual and the aural. But Rite of Spring was unprecedented, musically, without the ballet aspect.
He's not one of my favorite composers, but all composers use dissonance to some degree, and I like some who use a quite a bit of it: Prokofiev, Wagner, Stravinsky, Ligeti, et al.
Did you listen to Verklaerte Nacht (Transfigured Night)? It's one of his best known pieces and it's not the most dissonant or atonal (not the same thing). It probably requires some getting used to, stretching the limits of what you listen to, to appreciate it. Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" was so jarring to the audience when it was first played that they rioted. Now it is a staple of symphony programs, though still a challenge to play.
Only if it has a handle. Those little Chinese tea cups aren't topologically equivalent to a donut. They are equivalent to a fortune cookie though, so there is some sense to it.
I guess it has to do with the fact that quanta are being compared with a continuum (infinitesimal steps) not with bigger things. In that case a quantum , a discrete step change, is more dramatic than a smooth, continuous change.
was watching the moon landing in July 1969 on a black and white TV at my grandparents house in California. I was two months away from turning three years old. That was something all Americans could take pride in the accomplishment of, even though it was a brave few who actually did it.
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So if they had not made the mistake, and things were working the way they are supposed to, all these people looking for their lost/stolen cell phones would end up at a cell tower? Sounds like a great plan.
How about no more comments pointing out that humans are animals? (1) Context (2) Duh.
Of course, you realize that in context, 'animal' means 'non-human animal', but you still had to be pedantic.
Any military is going to be appear weak, in the usual sense, against the US military. What country, that the US would have conceivable any reason to attack, could be considered (relatively) strong?
So I can bring my 20 gauge shotgun on the airplane with me? It's not rifled, so not a 'gun'?
Randy Newman: built to remind us all that it's OK to discriminate against short people.
Who are aow-sees?
They have toilets where you work? Lucky bastard.
I sold myself to my employer...well it feels like that most of the time...why isn't that illegal?
I just uninstalled Symantec Endpoint Protection from my work laptop because it was so slow I was hardly able to get things done. Soluto informed me that the Symantec software was the likely culprit. I uninstalled it and things have sped up considerably. I know I won't get in trouble because our company's not that serious about security. I was going to reinstall MSE again, but now I'm reconsidering...
He did actually go to art school, didn't he?
So did John Lennon. Hmmm.
And Prince Charles paints some decent watercolors.
I would have called it Stupid Git.
So she can be marked as absent when she's actually in school? Great solution. Better to pursue the lawsuit.
I suspect you are right, that it was a combined effect of the visual and the aural. But Rite of Spring was unprecedented, musically, without the ballet aspect.
He's not one of my favorite composers, but all composers use dissonance to some degree, and I like some who use a quite a bit of it: Prokofiev, Wagner, Stravinsky, Ligeti, et al.
Did you listen to Verklaerte Nacht (Transfigured Night)? It's one of his best known pieces and it's not the most dissonant or atonal (not the same thing). It probably requires some getting used to, stretching the limits of what you listen to, to appreciate it.
Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" was so jarring to the audience when it was first played that they rioted. Now it is a staple of symphony programs, though still a challenge to play.
Ahead flank, cavitate!
Yeah, maybe hydrazine or Dowtherm A or tetrahydrofuran or propylene glycol methyl ether acetate.
Only if it has a handle. Those little Chinese tea cups aren't topologically equivalent to a donut. They are equivalent to a fortune cookie though, so there is some sense to it.
Well, your sig is finally relevant to the article!
federalization vs. fertilization, grammar joke. Ha ha.
I was going for funny, but OK!
Maybe he meant her eyesight was 20/20.
I guess it has to do with the fact that quanta are being compared with a continuum (infinitesimal steps) not with bigger things. In that case a quantum , a discrete step change, is more dramatic than a smooth, continuous change.
was watching the moon landing in July 1969 on a black and white TV at my grandparents house in California. I was two months away from turning three years old. That was something all Americans could take pride in the accomplishment of, even though it was a brave few who actually did it.