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arjn
12y ago
Meh .... one more thing to carry around.
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arjn
12y ago
Thank you for saying this. I am continually surprised by some of these articles attempting to use their 20/20 hindsight to pretend they know what was the right thing to do at the time.
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arjn
12y ago
Something like this happened to me last year. I used to feel tired, almost constantly. My doctor eventually recommended a full screen blood test which showed my Vitamin-D level to be severely deficient and testosterone was on the low end. G
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arjn
12y ago
So is it old, buried organic (flora,fauna) matter thats causing the methane ? I'm wondering a couple of things : 1) Is there any way arial or satellite imaging can help predict where these methane bubbles in the permafrost will occur ?
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I havent watched an episode of Star Trek in ages but his passing makes me profoundly sad. Fond childhood memories of waiting for the weekend for the next episode of ST. Then going to school on monday and pretending to be Mr. Spock, calling
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Art out of books – Guy Laramee
(guylaramee.com)
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arjn
12y ago
Ha,Ha,ha!, fantastic. I love what these people did. Fixed the broken clock surreptitiously. Its a pity the building's administrator got fired though.
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arjn
12y ago
I'm not sure what your point is ? Did anyone make a comparison between the H-4 and the An-225 ? I was only referring to your poorly thought out A380 vs An-225 statment.
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arjn
12y ago
The An-225 first flew in 1988 while the first A380 in 2005. It's reasonable to assume the A380 benefited signifcantly from material advances the An-225 didn't have.
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>> I am just saying that it seems like Saudi Arabian national's punched the US in the face while Pakistan distracted, and the US then turned around and beat up Afghanistan in "revenge." Umm, no ... that is not how it ha
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arjn
12y ago
I feel the same way. I've absolutely no interest in football even after trying a couple of times. I've also lost interest in other sports over time. It may be something to do with growing older and having other priorities.
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arjn
12y ago
I don't know if its "cultivated" disinterest but I've found my self becoming less interested in sports as i've grown older. I was never a fan of football or soccer but the one or two sports I liked in my younger day
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12y ago
Its a sin for Muslims. Why would it apply to non-muslims ?
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12y ago
Chess is widely believed and acknowledged by many to have orignated in India ("Chaturanga").
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12y ago
---- excerpt ---- Aragorn: Gentlemen, we do not stop 'til nightfall. Pippin: What about breakfast? Aragorn: You've already had it. Pippin: We've had one, yes. What about second breakfast? [Aragorn turns and walks off in disgu
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arjn
12y ago
Interesting article. Reminds me of my time in grad school :-) Looks like jasper's recommended way is to improve or find a way to bypass the memory managment (slab allocation) subsystem. There should be a way to tack on a more network o
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arjn
12y ago
Inevitable I think.
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arjn
12y ago
Oh, Oh! ... dammit. I've been think about something like this for a while now. Nicely done.
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arjn
12y ago
This is the Kickstarter page : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/zpmespresso/pid-control...
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Another Kickstarter Project Fails – ZPM Espresso
(reddit.com)
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arjn
12y ago
Very interesting and pretty ... and it does remind me of Celtic art.
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arjn
12y ago
You clearly have not seen all the cartoons that Charlie Hebdo published, have you. That would have answered your very silly and uninformed question.
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arjn
12y ago
Wow! ... very impressed. By the effort, ingenuity and by minecraft too.
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arjn
12y ago
Heh! , My relatives ? You're sound like a troll jumping to conclusions
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12y ago
They're not "added to the list" , they were always there, you just don't want to acknowledge it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assyrian_genocide There is tons of proof, from both Turkish/Ottoma
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In my opinon there continues to be a bias against online degrees though somewhat less than before. If you choose to do an online MS degree make sure its from a top-tier school and not from a "Degree Mill".
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Interesting article. It seems some things are still very similar to the past.
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I'm glad to see some reasonable views from Turks here. I personally dont think anyone should have to apologize for anything that happened during that era, but certainly there should be recognition of it.
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Ah.... one of those :) So lets understand what you're trying to say here.... that none of this happened, that all the Armenians, Greek Orthodox people, Assyrians and Syriac Christian peoples just dropped dead of their own accord. And t
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12y ago
I suppose you're right. There are many more Armenians around than there are Assyrians/Chaldeans. In general though, this area has important histories that are seemingly ignored.
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