The Sears card is now run by the Organized Crime Division of Citibank. Better to use AMEX, they'll take care of any problems immediately; I learned the hard way also.
1/64" (.0156") is about 3/4 of the thickness of normal people's corneas (~.020-.023") (http://archopht.ama-assn.org/cgi/reprint/119/1/23.pdf, + a little ciphering).
If it affects nerves to that depth, it could partially cook a cornea, instant cataracts.
Of course a) this has been thoroughly tested and b) would only be used on evildoers; so, a) it would not be really a prob, or b) it would never matter to decent law-abiding citizens.
The second set of jaws grabs and pulls the victim further in; in Alien* their purpose is not clear beyond being scary. Probably the same function, laying the case for interstellar convergent evolution, or common ancestry... It'd be interesting to learn how they came up with the detail in the films
And btw, why do aliens in movies not have clothes? Flying saucers, ray guns, specialized cow scalpels, but not one pair of shorts or shoes.
It's a great Trojan horse for the US to get the Chinese to use MS, assuming correct the widespread belief that Windows et al have backdoors accessible to MS and the US govt.
Mess with us and watch your whole country stop.
A resigned Chinese may utter the obligatory: "I, for one, welcome our new MS overlords"
The N of Canada is full of little Canadian islands, each surrounded by a 200 mile economic zone, standard claimed by all countries. (Where it bumps against someone else's they use the middle)
There's oil under those waters
The US has already come up with some "hey no so fast there" rationale to get to it. Let's hope there are no WMDs or bloodshed.
Another PR note used for news by lazy reporters, keeps colostomy-boy in the public eye.
Whether "allowed" or not, these will be pirated as are Windows, Hollywood movies, etc. with not a peep from Mr. Softie, *AA, or anyone else.
It'd take the dumbest/.er five minutes to figure out how to get US goods into any of these "embargo" countries, and a day to implement given the readily available resources.
Needless to say, it's been done and functions very smoothly, thank you very much.
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"When it's not one thing, it's another. It's always something"
Roseanne Roseannadanna, c 1978
(OMG, it's been thirty years!)
A calculation using Murphy's law suggests direct impact on Spirit with a sub-orbital bounce to Opportunity.
"I don't do anything wrong, so I have nothing to worry about; this is for the criminals and terrorists"
They have an older version for the Pocket PC; took me a week to uncross my eyes.
Should be regulated by the FDA
The Sears card is now run by the Organized Crime Division of Citibank. Better to use AMEX, they'll take care of any problems immediately; I learned the hard way also.
If you shoot them at populated areas you'll be solving bigger problems at the same time
This is the BS-A-Tron! Hundreds of units are in use at all levels in government and business.
There's a write up and interesting links at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block_universe This one from SciAm is worth a couple of minutes or cm http://urgrue.org/lib/mysterious-flow.html
Returning it will be a mitigating circumstance, and you could have an amazing explanation that would make me drop the charges, but it's unlikely.
1/64" (.0156") is about 3/4 of the thickness of normal people's corneas (~.020-.023") (http://archopht.ama-assn.org/cgi/reprint/119/1/23.pdf, + a little ciphering).
If it affects nerves to that depth, it could partially cook a cornea, instant cataracts.
Of course a) this has been thoroughly tested and b) would only be used on evildoers; so, a) it would not be really a prob, or b) it would never matter to decent law-abiding citizens.
plant corn,
make ethanol
get rich
spend the money, in beautiful KC Beach
Also why Halliburton should be in charge, and charge a hefty toll.
When, or if, you understand this was very wrong and not at all funny you will have taken a step up from the 13 year-old mind.
The second set of jaws grabs and pulls the victim further in; in Alien* their purpose is not clear beyond being scary. Probably the same function, laying the case for interstellar convergent evolution, or common ancestry... It'd be interesting to learn how they came up with the detail in the films
And btw, why do aliens in movies not have clothes? Flying saucers, ray guns, specialized cow scalpels, but not one pair of shorts or shoes.
IIRC the pigeons were initially fed randomly, where they associated their coincident behavior to the food reward.
Kidding aside, this egg trick is attributed to Columbus.
Mess with us and watch your whole country stop.
A resigned Chinese may utter the obligatory: "I, for one, welcome our new MS overlords"
We got power, phone and cell after a week, but some people were w/o power for weeks, not sure what happened to their phone/cel.
HellSouth, now part of ATT.
There's oil under those waters
The US has already come up with some "hey no so fast there" rationale to get to it. Let's hope there are no WMDs or bloodshed.
Get rich
now write "AIPAC" fifty thousand times
Notice that given the opportunity they trade the joy of the rusted cage for the horrors of our each man for himself society.
Whether "allowed" or not, these will be pirated as are Windows, Hollywood movies, etc. with not a peep from Mr. Softie, *AA, or anyone else.
It'd take the dumbest /.er five minutes to figure out how to get US goods into any of these "embargo" countries, and a day to implement given the readily available resources.
Needless to say, it's been done and functions very smoothly, thank you very much.
"Nothing to see here, move along"
You must agree that "Homeland Security" sounds nicer than "State Security" - we have better spinners