It could be referring to time since the prequel trilogy, when Jedi were much more common and part of the Republic. Even at most during the original trilogy, there were only a couple of people using the force. If this new storyline follows the soon to be ignored canon, we'll see a new Jedi academy, and a sort of…

Partisan crapola.

Demetri Martin. He looks very much like Steve and has many similar natural mannerisms, though with Seth Rogen as Woz, it does seem to take on more of a Harold & Kumar quality...

Just because the thread I initially posted to get very cluttered, I'm writing what I think the correct and full solution is in a new thread here. SPOILER

Di-hydrogen Monoxide: It's used as an industrial solvent. It's used in fracking and oil production. It's a large contributor to acid rain. From 1999 to 2010, it killed over 46,000 people in the U.S. That shit is dangerous and should be banned.

Just a heads up: Water contains an ingredient found in anti-freeze.

This is the first time I've ever seen this photo. I've seen plenty with iron workers standing on beams 50 stories off the ground during skyscraper construction, but never this one. It's been a few years since I've been to NYC, but I don't recall seeing it anywhere when I was there. Is this a recent thing?

Well, that was amazing!

Pedestrian detection is a fantastic addition to cars, and I will prove it easily:

Are we quite sure something on the second story is good enough?

So basically this spider is only passed through Facebook.

Ofcourse, you want to have the car go the way that you steer... But what most people forget, is the basic law of physics that any car has to obey to.

You are wrong on all counts. The car is transitioning into oversteer during the first lane change so the front left brake applied to counter the rotation. It straightened the car out in time to make the return change. Cut corners? With software!? Bullshit. The reaction may have felt strange, maybe, but wrong? No! The…

I always thought it was pretty simple: if it's important, leave a voicemail. If you're just calling to chat, no voicemail is needed.

That's how it works. A month ago (I'm guessing on timeframe), the product maker sent out a press release and review units to multiple publications. The journalists get to use the product, interact with it and go through all of the learning curves that new users would go through. But they aren't permitted to talk about…

Cool stuff! I'm very excited for automated cars.

Ok getting their 45 minutes early is pushing the limit. But F airlines, the man paid for a seat, he gets to ride. This crap that airlines can overbook is just fraud.

Africa has 54 countries in it so ya it's big. Putting less countries in it doesn't make it seem bigger. North America is big too you can fit Mexico Canada Cuba Dominican Republic Guatemala Costa Rica Panama El Salvador Honduras Trinidad and Tobago Jamaica Nicaragua Haiti The Bahamas Barbados Belize …

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On a related note, when the first iPad came out, people like me were saying its RAM amount may lead to early obsolescence, and were told we just don't get what it's for. To me, a three year OS support life for a product that is at least 500 dollars for the cheapest model isn't very good. The iPhone 4 with the same…