HAARP

Tre Magnifique?

THIS ^

It's not pro level audio, but it still sounds quite good and it's quite a cheap setup!

Saw this on display at the Lilly Library a few years back. I think this was supposed to be the first ever print of the Star Spangled Banner. Very pariotic.

While I appreciate, and envy the luck to have a client who embraces experimentation, I don't find this "moving volumes" idea that practical or convenient (besides the ratio of price/value not worth it) . It is not even a new or visionary. There have being many other examples and experimentation with moving walls,…

I read this headline in an English accent, because when using this level of understatement, one must be British. "Colossally poor timing old man, terribly sorry about the Extinction Level Event. Cheerio!"

We did the ISR training with our daughter as well. She's 2 now and a fish in the water. Our philosophy is to give HER every chance to SELF rescue around water. In the end, a child with enough lack of supervision to fall into a pool has a significantly better chance of surviving with ISR than with a gimmicky headband.

I actually missed that the first time too. I'm crackin up now every time I think of it.

NO! I'm on hold with tech support!!!

Turning expertise? This truck driver has it.

There were a TON of women who contributed major works to the genre that should be included here. Authors like Anne McCaffrey and Andre Norton, missing from something like this? No mention of Frankenstein or of Margaret Cavendish Newcastle's The Description of a New World, Called the Blazing-World?

Remember when the Internet became available to ordinary people, and it was going to create this worldwide agora for great minds to share information, literature, art, and science? The promise of bridging cultures, and potential for instantaneous intellectual collaboration with anyone on the face of the earth made it…

I have always been partial to the Urban Assault Vehicle:

Just watched this episode. I'd be the one in the wig.