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OMG. If you click the link take a close look at the before and after pics of the Richelieu Apartments.
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Ever been to a hurricane party? Basically get a bunch of friends, alcohol, food and lock yourselves in a secure building. Highly recommended.
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Alerts to possible power shortfalls have become a familiar occurrence. But experts say it won’t be long before the opposite is common
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"We encourage young people to go into the sciences and then treat them like shit when they do. --heard from a scientist on a podcast once
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I found making a white - purple - red - white triangle over and over pleasing.
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Can someone knowledgeable tell me what happens if you blow it up?
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This is so wrong it has to be misdirection. (a desperate attempt to change the issue to the one you would prefer to address). Nuclear has never been cheap and never will be. How long the transmission lines will stretch across the prairie
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You were right: And no one is even trying to assassinate Biden/Kamala My theory is that Elon has never once had a friend.
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I can't decipher what is going on with the author or the article. Call me cynical but everything is a bot/spam/propoganda until proven wholesome and they can generate it much faster than I can read it so I hit the dump butto
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Funding and partners As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Reason Foundation is supported by donations and sale of its publications. According to 2012 disclosures, its largest donors were the David H. Koch Charitable Foundation ($1,522
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Back in the day there was a spat between Puritans and Congregationalists. So when one of them founded Harvard the other founded Yale.
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Reads more like a spat between researchers.
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It's youtuber Dave Cullen talking about the first Terminator movie.
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The results provided stunning corroboration of our predictions.
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Star Wars: over 10 times Contact: over 10 times The Quiet Earth: over 10 times I'm not much of a film buff, there's nothing I've watched over 20 times. Except Butt Babes in Bondage.
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Gleam is a statically typed programming language on the BEAM. Its pros include static typing...*
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Consider Rawls’s most famous concept: the original position. Perhaps the most influential thought experiment of contemporary philosophy, it goes like this: imagine you are with a group of people who are tasked to select principles of justi
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Betteridge's Law of Headlines Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word "no".
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(Alec Guiness voice) "Bjorn Lomborg? Now that's a name I've not heard in a long time. A long time."
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If you want to stick with film, you could try All The President's Men , 1976 The film was nominated in multiple Oscar, Golden Globe and BAFTA categories; Jason Robards won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal
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Now, the world's largest websites are owned by the same company, which also owns the world's most popular browser and search engine. Coincidentally, they are also the world's largest advertising company. And people are wonde
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Ctrl F tamper tape amazon dot com tamper tape You can't open the case in a way that doesn't make it obvious it was opened.
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Here's a trick. HR people know this backwards and forwards, it's their job. DO NOT go to the HR in your own company, instead try to find someone at a different company. A friend of a friend, someone you know from church or anyw
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I'd like to see a cite for that.
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He was trying to put words in my mouth and got caught.
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BMc2020: "I would have to be a complete nut to say Hitler was a great man." amenhotep: "You said Hitler was a great man."
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I still suck at minesweeper.
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Funny enough, I know a little bit about this one. We have them, but they are all come-from-behind missiles, so the launch site has to be as close to Russia (or wherever) as possible, which angers the Russians. The head-on hit-a-bullet-with
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What you are thinking of is (or used to be, called a MIRV, a mulitiple independently-targeted re-entry vehicle). There's still only one atom bomb per warhead, but 6 warheads per mirv. Think of the MIRV like a cylinder on a revolver w
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BB(5) refers to the fifth Busy Beaver number, representing the maximum number of steps a Turing machine with 5 states can run before halting. Here's a breakdown of BB(5): Turing Machine: A theoretical model of computation with a tape,
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