For all of you planning on moving off campus next year, Brian (Exogen) is running a little expose on how it may actually be cheaper to live on campus (for some financial aid plans).
Basically, if you get lots of grants, living off-campus is t3h bad. Also, check out the FAQ, which seems to cat supplement
indicate that living off campus also dramatically reduces other types of aid packages. (See “Will moving off campus affect my financial aid package?”)
Things to think about.
Part 1 in a series.
I *swear* I didn’t even see a pet health supplements
pattern until last night. I had thought she’d been up here plenty of times when I was gone.
I have, as has been noted, no retentive memory.
And my hand to God, it’s real jumping-jacks. Not a euphemism for anything.
I’m sorry! It was on carpet! I only weigh 150 lbs.! And it didn’t make any noise that the Zig could hear.
Still, yeah, it’s my fault. And I’m sorry.
Of course, for all any of you know, this was all the first stage of my evil plan…
Apparently M performs “jumping-jacks” in supplements for dog
the solitude of her own room. This is what has caused the phantom noises that everyone (and especially Carolyn) have been hearing.
So every time Carolyn came up here, asking what was going on, and being crazy, it was all M’s fault.
Congratulations M!
Best “problem description” of dog vitamin k
a server outage ever:
“Web server is repeatedly dumping core.”
That is all. Go about your lives, citizens.
On not commenting your programs: “It saves your job, ‘cuz no one will know what your code is.”
“The computer…has a dog food supplements
chimpanzee grabbing bananas.”
“It doesn’t matter how cryptic it is, if everyone understands it.”
On our textbook, which he paged through for most of our class today: “I should read this before I come to class.”
Scientists working on human-animal chimera
This is pretty interesting, since it’s a dog joint supplement
largely unexplored sector of science at present. What *would* happen if you grew a human brain in the body of some other animal? Doing so could tell us a lot about the nature of human cognition. How much of it is innate to the brain? Suppose such an animal developed human-like higher-level cognitive abilities. What sort of psychology would it have? One would expect something fairly non-human. Particularly if we looked at animals that have varying degrees of anatomical similarity to humans, we might learn what parts of our anatomy are particular important to ‘human thought.’ Of course, if such a creature could develop human-like cognitive abilities, we *would* need to step very carefully in my moral opinion. I don’t think that the very process is abhorrent, but I take issue with exploitation of anything with the capacity for abstract thought. I have some mixed feelings here, but my strongest reaction is an allergic one to the idea of banning scientific study on particular subjects. Still, I have severe doubts that these scientists are anywhere close to what I’m talking about. It’s more the potential that’s intereting. Getting a useful and detailed model for human thought is a big-time (under some theories, probably the biggest and most direct) catalyst for singularity.
I dunno. Always nice to hear about people doing things most people think are impossible.
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PROOF THAT ziggurat of doom IS EVIL ****
Z I G G U R A T O F D O O M
90 73 71 71 85 82 65 84 79 70 68 79 79 77 - as ASCII values
9 1 8 8 4 1 2 3 7 7 5 7 7 5 - digits added
_________/ _________/ _________/ _________/ _____/
9 4 3 1 3 - digits added
Thus, “ziggurat of doom” is 94313.
Turn the number backwards, and add 1969 - the year of Woodstock. The
number is now 33318.
Divide by 6, the smallest perfect number - the result is 5553.
Add 5181 to it - this is the year first commercial cheese factory was
established, written backwards - you will get 10734.
Add 96 to it - this is the year of the destruction of Jerusalem,
written backwards - you will get 10830.
Turn the number backwards, subtract 1912 - the year Theodore Roosevelt
was shot. The number is now 1889.
The number 1889 is the year Adolf Hitler was born.
Steve’s Digital Photo of dog vitamin powder
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http://www.steves-digicams.com/daily_dpotd.html
Quite nice.
So, the first conviction for “conspiracy to vitamin c for dog
commit copyright infringement” has come down. These guys could face several years in prison, a $25,000 flat fee, plus some ridiculous amount per each copyright work.
Not to mention they get a felony conviction on their record.
Also, Lawyer says clickthrough EULAs have case law and backing on their side. It gives some specific case examples that suggest that the clickthrough agreements DO in fact hold water under contract law.
In related news, I have a huge headache and an overwhelming urge to strangle my representatives.
Useful facts about vampires, stolen from Rising Stars of dog oil supplement
Manga Vol. 4
1. When confronted by a vampire, sing country music. They hate that.
2. Vampires are commonly mistaken for mimes and vice-versa.
3. Fresh vampires can be substituted for ground cumin in most recipes.
4. There are currently no college scholarships offered for vampires.
5. Vampires do not make good pets because they are almost impossible to housebreak.
6. That kid in your English class who listens to scary music is SO not a vampire.
7. Vampires are surprisingly adept at politics.
8. Vampires cannot see their reflection in a pizza.
9. St. Patrick delivered a sermon from the hilltop that drove all the vampires from Ireland….so now they all live in New Jearsey.
10. The vampire is a small, burrowing animal characterized by a pointed snout, rudimentary eyes, broad feet and long, powerful claws on the front pair of legs. Er, no, wait, that’s a naked molerat. Sorry.
11. Vampires are low in carbs.
12. The best way to a vampire’s heart is through his spleen.
13. Four out of five vampires agree.
… between Art and crap. And apparently, three German garbagemen missed it. Having ‘accidentally’ disposed of best pet vitamins
a (hideous) ’sculpture’ (heap of scrap plastic), they are being required to attend a course in art appreciation.
Just when I thought the world wasn’t surreal enough, too.
So as most of organic dog vitamins
you know, I won a DVD from Ohayocon: the first four eps of KoBJ. Although the title suffers from King of Pirate syndrome, the series holds promise for mild comedic/action entertainment. The highlighted episodes are formulaic and rather stale to my apetite as I generally am interested in new and exciting things along with deep motifs or character development. I have little hope of watching the rest of the series. Animation quality is hurried though it fits well with most standards TV holds these days. Plot-wise, my first indications were that this was a Trigun copy. Master thief, Jing, and his talking side-kick crow who is also a weapon of great destructive and plot power travel in amless search of riches and in there wake lives their good-hearted nature and general propensity to solve problems. His badd-ass level is a little above average for protagonists.. but most of that is related to his arm-sword which has dubious physics. Should this series rise to something as magnificent as Trigun it might be worth watching, but I am not anxious. Music is kinda catchy, but its J-pop and that is to be expected. Bleh - If anyone wants the DVD just ask. Anyone watch the Aquarium DVD yet?
And I’ll tell you why.
There are two characters who are there solely to best dog supplement
deliver a huge gun, and then die. But before that, one of them kills a guy in a car because he feels like it. You keep the two separate because one of them had a bloody stump where his hand used to be.
The requisite wimp pulls guns out of his ass. He has to be doing this, because they keep coming from somewhere back there.
The characters are Asian. And they’re in Asia. This means they can fly.
If you’re enough of a badass, you can literally pull a sword out of thin air.
Everyone’s evil. Except maybe the stupid girl whose mouth doesn’t move properly. But nobody cares about her.
There are zombies. Japanese zombies. Japanese people, as you may or may not know, are sacks of pressurized blood waiting to pop.
The coat doth flourish.
Need more proof? Go to imdb and read the cast listing.
Edited to add the following:
A good friend of mine found this: http://imdb.com/title/tt0410849/ I have no idea whether this is a good idea or not.