Just came from the Wikipedia article. There is not a single item demonstrating that the Black Panthers used violence and intimidation against white people.
The finished the marathon (launch very heavy satellite), they just failed their secondary goal of leading at least one mile of the race (landing on barge).
"His jump off the Empire State Building was successful, but his secondary goal of landing safely was a disaster."
No, sure the power supply is part of the cooling system but, purely in the context of the cooling system, if its powered down then it isn't doing anything. If it isn't doing anything then, technically, in the context of the cooling system alone, nothing happened.
But surely, a cooling system that powers down just when you need it reflects a design flaw. Isn't that also obvious?
Before we get too far into the celebration over the fact that we'll be able to use all the fossil fuels forever and there will never be a downside, I'm just curious. Does anyone know anything about the website that is the source for this story? thelatestnews.com, it's called and it looks a little weird. There isn't a single link in the actual article to anything related to the actual scientists or anything published about this work. Just a YouTube video. I also found this story in the "Business" section of the site:
They start by saying in the title that this "bitwalking" thing is financial nonsense, but by the end of the article, they're saying why they think it's a brilliant idea.
I'm just a little concerned about who is behind this news site, but then I'm naturally suspicious.
Um, nothing happened to the cooling system in Fukushima, the backup generators and power feed lines were washed away, leaving no way at all to power the cooling systems.
"The problem wasn't the cooling system, it was the fact that the cooling system didn't work!"
Just because a group supports you doesn't mean that you support that group.
Maybe not, but it definitely demonstrates one of the properties of your appeal.
If all the neo-Nazis and KKK groups support you, then it might be time to do a little self-examination, no? Maybe just ask yourself, "Why are these people all coming to my side?"
It then looked up the characteristics associated with those IDs to make observations about the kind of people that went to Republican caucus locations versus Democrat caucus locations.
They were able to track the former by the swastika wallpaper on their smartphones.
Yep. They could have put a $2 shield on top of the thermal exhaust port that led directly to the reactor core.
That's the definition of poor design. Failsafes for when something comes down the exhaust port are all well and good, but it's not good design if you plan for a solution after there's been a problem instead of simply preventing the problem in the first place with a much cheaper fix.
The liability concerns alone mean it won't happen.
Corporate medicine won't have any problem getting you to sign a user agreement that waives your rights to claim liability and sends all disputes to arbitration instead of a courthouse.
A lot of people haven't noticed but we're losing our rights as consumers as fast as we're losing other rights. Maybe faster.
So, you might want to take the following under advisement:
Matthew 7:5: Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye.
They should just go ahead and remove all academic requirements and replace them with a yoga class so we'll be able to bend over and kiss our asses goodbye.
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Just came from the Wikipedia article. There is not a single item demonstrating that the Black Panthers used violence and intimidation against white people.
So, either give an example or you're a liar.
"His jump off the Empire State Building was successful, but his secondary goal of landing safely was a disaster."
Except the Black Panthers never hung white people from trees.
Do you have any evidence of Black Panthers using "violence and intimidation"? Ever? Anywhere?
My effort to run a marathon was also successful, but I didn't finish.
And as an avid driver, I can tell you that avid cyclists are the biggest assholes on the road, by far. It's not even close.
Trump 2016
Yes, I was also wondering if BMW self-driving cars would also drive like assholes.
But surely, a cooling system that powers down just when you need it reflects a design flaw. Isn't that also obvious?
Before we get too far into the celebration over the fact that we'll be able to use all the fossil fuels forever and there will never be a downside, I'm just curious. Does anyone know anything about the website that is the source for this story? thelatestnews.com, it's called and it looks a little weird. There isn't a single link in the actual article to anything related to the actual scientists or anything published about this work. Just a YouTube video. I also found this story in the "Business" section of the site:
http://www.thelatestnews.com/b...
They start by saying in the title that this "bitwalking" thing is financial nonsense, but by the end of the article, they're saying why they think it's a brilliant idea.
I'm just a little concerned about who is behind this news site, but then I'm naturally suspicious.
Let me see if I understand what you're saying: The cooling system's power supply is not technically part of the cooling system?
Does that mean that the power supply in my computer is technically not part of my computer?
"The problem wasn't the cooling system, it was the fact that the cooling system didn't work!"
He's also not a True Scotsman, from what I hear.
Maybe not, but it definitely demonstrates one of the properties of your appeal.
If all the neo-Nazis and KKK groups support you, then it might be time to do a little self-examination, no? Maybe just ask yourself, "Why are these people all coming to my side?"
Can you cite any neo-Nazi or KKK groups that are supporting the Democrats in 2016?
Nah, didn't think so.
They were able to track the former by the swastika wallpaper on their smartphones.
It doesn't matter. But are you not entertained?
Personally, I'm uncomfortable with the possibility that we could have the Zodiac Killer with his finger on the nuclear trigger. But that's just me.
And according to this news report, he also ate his own fucking booger on national TV.
http://www.inquisitr.com/28530...
Yep. They could have put a $2 shield on top of the thermal exhaust port that led directly to the reactor core.
That's the definition of poor design. Failsafes for when something comes down the exhaust port are all well and good, but it's not good design if you plan for a solution after there's been a problem instead of simply preventing the problem in the first place with a much cheaper fix.
Corporate medicine won't have any problem getting you to sign a user agreement that waives your rights to claim liability and sends all disputes to arbitration instead of a courthouse.
A lot of people haven't noticed but we're losing our rights as consumers as fast as we're losing other rights. Maybe faster.
According to polls, and to averages of polls, Sanders beats Trump by a bigger margin than Obama beat Romney.
http://www.realclearpolitics.c...
So, you might want to take the following under advisement:
They should just go ahead and remove all academic requirements and replace them with a yoga class so we'll be able to bend over and kiss our asses goodbye.
That's deep. Say, you got any snacks around here?
Please God, let it be weed.
About that...
http://myfox8.com/2014/02/26/d...
Aren't you also interested in seeing if the coal industry and the oil industry are able to continue without tax breaks?
http://www.taxpayer.net/librar...
http://www.usnews.com/opinion/...
http://www.investopedia.com/ar...