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One of the top episodes of the entire series.
A perfect conclusion, for a perfect miniseries; I loved how all the points of the story connected in this episode and give an explanation that ended in a cliff-hanger about the destiny of Ally Keys of returning to earth.
I really wish that a second series were produced, but as many ones is better to imagine about a possible ending instead of watching one that spoils our illusions.
A perfect end for a perfect Sci-fi serie...
A perfect end for a perfect Sci-fi serie, the best Sci-fi serie ended and with a great episode (im just sad because with this end, there is no way for a season 2).
The most impressive in this episode is, lots of people had been taken during the years(and many of them have nothing to do in his lifes), and show that everything is possible if people work toughter, even stop the army.
With the end of this perfect Sci-fi serie, everything that we have are memories and happy moments, but i think that many people would like to see a season 2.moreless


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Stone or bone projectile points, like the one seen here, attached to spears or darts and enabled humans to exploit fast-moving prey like birds and large, dangerous prey like mammoths.
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"If you lower marginal rates but remove tax deduction by an equivalent amount you can spur growth AND keep your revenue the same. "
If I am not mistaken, the 1986 tax reform was the only equivalent or example of such an approach.
What happened in terms of growth subsequently that could be tied to the tax reform policies?
Will you be able to vote for Gary Johnson? I thought there were issues over getting him on ballots?
Maybe from a lack of oranization?
Maybe from challenges? Thought I heard of such talk, although not sure how that would work.
I agree with everything you said with the exception that Obama was a professor... NO, Obama was NEVER a professor, he was a mere LECTURER on RACE in U Chicago, not a Constitutional Professor as he claimed... another buffed up lies cooked up to help him won the 1st election.
There're so many aren't smart enough to understand Romney's 'close the tax loopholes for the rich' means the tax revenue would go up under Romney. Simply put- the rich will have much LESS deductions, therefore paying much much MORE taxes, millions more, under the same rate.
After two debates it is still not clear
what the winner will do after the election.
There is lot of distortion, half truths and lack
of plan.Romney has moved so much to the centre
that it is difficult to understand his true
convictions. His whole thing is the tax cut
which will drive the growth and create
12 million jobs. George W Bush had a tax cut
and lax implementation of regulations( banks
fiasco)and the job creation was anaemic at best
but mostly driven by speculation in real estate,
buying spree with home equity loan and hyper
banking activities.
The home equity loan and real estate bonanza
is over.No one has a clue how to spur the
growth. If the deficit continues to grow
the country will face Greece like situation.
Obama, if he wins, will do more of the same
and face continued political gridlock.The president
without help from the congress is impotent
no matter who the winner is.
The electionhas lost the
My post was based on what I saw and heard during the debate and video clips seen afterwards.
The reactions by Obama and Candy, to include her picking up a stack of papers from her desk when Obama said "get the transcript," led me to conclude that she had an actual hard copy transcript of Obama's September 12 rose garden speech.
James Taranto's WSJ Best of The Web today, "Was Candy in Cahoots?" http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000087239639044473480457806474130366091...
An Alternate conclusion, an "Easter Egg" planted with Candy by David Axelrod in a pre debate interview (where she had the same reaction as Govoner Romney).
"If this surmise is correct, then Crowley knew about the "acts of terror" Easter egg hidden in Obama's Sept. 12 speech, and Obama knew she knew. Romney did not know and was as incredulous as Crowley had been, because the administration had spent weeks peddling the claim that the video dunnit. Obama brought the matter up expecting incredulity from Romney and backup from Crowley. She therefore unwittingly played her role in Obama's little ambush of his opponent. She was just clarifying the facts--or so Axelrod & Co. had led her to believe."
Where do your truths come from?
I don't think it would. America already has the best democracy money can buy. And it does. Voters dont count. Money does. There is so much of it polluting the system that they would pay the fine for a well timed or effective lie.so long as they won. . Good idea though.
Funny, because my understanding is that the separation of Church and State was not to be read as subordination of Church to State. Inasmuch as the Church should not interfere with questions of government, government cannot force religion to abandon irs principles.
If you really believe in the separation principle, you cannot support the government forcing religious insttutions to bankroll actions they deem immoral.
Thanks. I took a few phrases from JohnDaniels post (e.g. "TAX-CUTS on their income from $250.000") and searched both of the sites you cited. I didn't find a match. I am satisfied that JohnDaniels did not copy verbatim and your accusation of such false.
I have a lot of work to do. I give you the last word.
I don't know anything on this subject and don't really care to google it.
So my question is: Was it a large percentage of posts?
Was it the highest in Mass history up to that time?
I agree with everything you said with the exception that Obama was a professor... NO, Obama was NEVER a professor, he was a mere LECTURER on RACE in U Chicago, not a Constitutional Professor as he claimed... another buffed up lies cooked up to help him won the 1st election.
There're so many aren't smart enough to understand Romney's 'close the tax loopholes for the rich' means the tax revenue would go up under Romney. Because the rich will have much LESS deductions, therefore paying much much MORE taxes, millions more, under the same rate.
I wish Romney's campaign would explain that one better, considering the majority aren't math or arithmetic savvy.
Good link. Gallup should be taken seriously. The plots/trend lines though represent seven day averages:
"Each seven-day rolling average is based on telephone interviews with approximately 2,700 likely voters; margin of error is ±2 percentage points."
So the latest is a compilation of data from October 11 to October 17.
I wouldn't be suprised if Romney is doing well still with such approaches. Also, not sure whether that "binder full of women" comment will matter much.
My bet is Romney's momentum got tripped up a little. Then there is the question whether Obama gets a debate bounce. I don't think much personally.
Settle down, Puppy. Only fools assign gender blindly.
This is accusation you made: "I think you copied that verbatim from Obama's sound bite."
you are correct, there was something ecclesiastical about her attitude
It seems that using foul language does not necessarily contribute to ones understanding of democracy. I am not sure what the proportion of "high-school dropouts" is among Obama versus Romney voters is. If one wanted to decide about who should vote and who should not, there certainly are some not-so-democratic regimes in this world that would subscribe to that. I am also sure that many of those who impose terror dictatorship on others feel very "enlightened" about their actions...
Gerrymander reform did pass in California, but only time will tell if it has been effective.
Nothing so sophisticated.
I usually get the impression that I am watching a chimp male dominance display.
Really these guys shutter themselves for days or weeks and *this* is the "debate" product? Kids from high school do nominally better.
Fidel Castro is a communist and Hugo Chavez a socialist. Please, claiming that Obama is in the same rank just makes the claimaint seem nothing more than a grade school brat.
Indeed, the rich traditionally 'paid' for the wars fought by everyone else. Now it seems they make money off it, and everyone else is supposed to pick up the tab.
A tax hike on the rich should be billed as pay for the two wars already tax.
Still the tax code itself needs a cleansing, as does a great number of things.
Machieavelli opined that institutions should be razed to the ground every five years to cull the natural growth in corruption.
I think his record may not show to be something to be proud of.
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In a city as culturally rich and undeniably exciting as Madrid, there is no shortage of fascinating things to do. If you're interested in history and art, the Golden Triangle of Art is not to be missed. Located in roughly the same area, the Prado, Reina Sofia and Thyssen-Bornemisza Museums are the core of Spanish art. The Prado specializes in pre-20th century art (think Goya and El Greco) while the Reina Sofia features a wonderful collection of modern art from the 20th century and later (see: Picasso, Dali and Miró). Meanwhile, the Thyssen-Bornemisza displays a mixture of classical and modern artwork from classical artists like Van Eyck and Rubens as well as famed Impressionists like Van Gogh, Degas and Renoir. Outside these three museums, those looking for things to do in Madrid will also find that the city has a naval museum, a museum of natural history, a museum of the Americas and other fantastic galleries.
Another great way to experience the city and find things to do in Madrid is to simply walk around. The city is filled to the brim with wonderful classical architecture and well-manicured parks and plazas. On a Sunday, be sure to stroll through the neighborhood of Embajadores, home to El Rastro, a massive flea market featuring all kinds of goods. By night, head to Chueca, Madrid's LGBT-friendly district, or the Malasaña neighborhood to experience Madrid's raucous nightlife. And don't leave Madrid without climbing to the top of the Circulo de Bellas Artes for an unrivaled view of Madrid's skyline.
Helena Rohner's aesthetically organic jewelry has caught the eye of companies from Paul Smith (which commissioned a special collection) to Copenhagen's Georg Jensen (for which Rohner created a stainless-steel tea set).
Housed in a 1916 Beaux-Arts building, San Miguel market stood abandoned for years—until a renovation in 2009 gave it a new lease on life. Now it's a lively neighborhood food destination with 33 shopping and dining stalls, plus a buzzing central café area.
Located in the Salamanca barrio, this millinery stocks wool caps, sun hats, and more.
Established by Spanish financier and philanthropist Juan March in 1955, this namesake foundation organizes free classical concerts in a multistory cultural center in the Salamanca neighborhood. Held in a 300-seat theater, the concerts feature chamber orchestras, choirs, and soloists.
The six million specimens at the National Museum of Natural Sciences range from dinosaurs to Mediterranean flora. Founded by Carlos III in 1771, the original collections were displayed in the Royal Cabinet of Natural History.
An eclectic crowd, including pilgrims bound for Compostela, visits this L-shaped bar for irresistible matrimonio sandwiches: roasted peppers, salted anchovy, and anchovy in vinegar on a cottony soft bun ($2.20).
An ongoing exhibition of children's artwork is displayed throughout all the airport's terminals (the airport hosted more than 150 visits last year from schools and kids' cultural centers).
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Just curious- what is the most unusual or experimental thing you've successfully grown as a houseplant?
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Amaryllis are loving my greenhouse!
I am so pleased with the leaf growth my amaryllis have made this summer, their first ones in my new greenhouse. IT got darned hot in there this summer, but when Ryan advised that his showed no stress in Arizona at 118 degrees, I relaxed and let them go at it. Now as the days get short, I have the lights coming on at 7 PM until 11 PM, and again from 6 AM till good daylight. I will be adding daylight hours with the light as our dark foggy winter sets in.
WHere before I struggled to keep 5 leaves on each bulb, they probably average about 7 now on the adult bulbs and are growing nicely. My Maguire's bulbs bought this year are starting to bloom, with 3 of them about to open, and last years Maguires are showing buds just about to start shooting up.
Next we get to test winter, and it is supposed to be the worst in about 50 years here due to a very strong La Nina. It will be a good test for my Sunglo Double wall polycarbonate greenhouse.
I am not observing any bulb damage from insects this summer..whew! I was afraid some of those nasty NBF would come in the vents but I see no evidence of it.
Wow, your greenhouse really sounds promising. I'd love to see pictures!
Will you have to heat it over winter? Are your pots staying in the greenhouse all the year?
I would also say that high temperatures are not the problem, but maybe the humidity can get critical, if too much water condenses in between the leaves you may get problems. So be sure to let aerate as well as possible during summer.
Wow...118, maybe mine would have been ok to leave in this summer (the thermometer only goes to 120 and it hit that a few times in the GH).
In the winter, I have a fan circulating the air, and a heater at the bottom.
Can't wait to see photos of Noni's GH full of Hippis!
I agree, Noni, we want pictures! That sounds great that they're loving life and leafing out in the greenhouse. I know they do love the heat. Interesting that last year's Maguires bulbs are blooming now, though. You would think they'd wait till spring.


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I just checked the water profile report of my city (Roeland Park, KS) in anticipation of brewing a Munich Helles. Here are the specifics:
Alkalinity: 60 ppm
Calcium: 73 ppm
Magnesium: 60 ppm
Sodium: 52 ppm
Chloride: 55 ppm
Sulfate: 124ppm
BiCarbonate (HCO3): ??????
pH: 9.6
According to John Palmer's Mash Residual Alkalinity Worksheet, the water has a residual alkalinity of -27, and I need to get it closer to -74 to achieve the SRM characteristic of the style.
My question is whether gypsum is the best additive to achieve this result given my water's profile.
Also, the chloride to sulfate ratio of my water is rated as very bitter by the worksheet. Does this mean I should use less hops than the recipe calls for or that I should neutralize the bitterness with another sort of additive?
Thank you much!
Go to the Brew Science forum and look at the Brewing Water Chemistry Primer sticky thread. Everything you have questions on will be covered and covered well by ajdelange.
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Nico Rosberg: "Silverstone is a great circuit, one of the few remaining tracks that really challenge a driver. It has quite a varied layout but really is dominated by the fast corners. Our car is much better suited to these types of circuits this year, so I'm going to Silverstone with more optimism than I did last!
"As well as taking into consideration the high speed corners for set-up, you have to consider the relatively slow sector three. We have to work quite hard to make sure we get the optimum balance on the car to hook up a competitive lap time because of those extremes. Overtaking isn't easy at Silverstone, so qualifying is also really important here.
"Even though I'm German, it still feels special racing in front of the British fans when you drive for a British team. The atmosphere is amazing at Silverstone, and I know that lots of people come for the weekend who are based in the factory. As a reward for all their efforts this year, it would be amazing if we could deliver a really good result on Sunday."
Kazuki Nakajima: "Silverstone is one of the older tracks we race at and has kept much of its original layout which has made it one of the few remaining true driver's tracks. As you'd expect, it's therefore very demanding on the cars and the drivers, but mainly on the tyres. All the high speed corners put a lot of load onto the tyres so we have to be really careful with them. We also have to watch the weather.
"Everyone knows how unpredictable summer can be in the UK so anything can happen. Silverstone is also exposed to quite strong winds which can affect the car and which we have to take into consideration in the set-up process.
"I really enjoy going to Silverstone. As I've lived in Oxford for a few years now, the British Grand Prix is kind of a home race for me after Japan. The British fans seem to really love Formula One and make a big weekend of it, so it should be a bit more lively than Turkey! Williams has a lot of history at Silverstone, winning our first race there in 1979 and then our 100th as well, so it's also a bit of a special weekend for the team."


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Read more for additional references and a photo showing how the researchers monitor beer bubbles.
People are getting paid to study beer? Where do I sign up?
If real men drink beer, then who's drinking aged single-malt whiskeys?
Aliens, obviously.
Nowadays the thing I ask myself is "will this job be of any value if civilisation collapses?" If you work in a call centre or IT, be very afraid...but if you can fix a broken irrigation pump or generator, build a hou
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But Poul Anderson had a real beer-powered spaceship. [fantasticfiction.co.uk]
And can it be used to power a starship drive?
Of course the Infinite Improbability Drive is powered by tea.
Depends which Hitchhiker's version. Apparently, in the German radio episodes, 'a nice cool beer replaces hot tea as the source for brownian motion. While this appears as nonsense from a scientific point of view, it was perhaps done because of the cliché that beer is "the favourite drink in Germany" instead of tea' [Wikipedia 'Differences...' article [wikipedia.org]].
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Can we please get a Roland filter, a la Jon Katz? And can Slashdot please stop linking to useless blogs?
Anyway, it seems that after a few weeks of just submitting articles to lull the editors, he's returned, as he ALWAYS does, to pimping his own "blog" (of plagiarised stories and pictures) linked "Read more for additional references
There are a few Roland Piquepaille filters available - they take the form of Greasemonkey scripts running in Firefox
I use this one: http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/5735/ [userscripts.org] it's called NoRoland - if userscripts.org is down (again), the author (Dave?) hosts it on his own site too - http://davephp.net/ [davephp.net]
It's very effective - all I see of Roland's pollution now is a greyed out article box with the words "This is a slashvertisement. Please ignore!"
Most of the time I choose to "ignore"
This research does not seem to be fair enough. These findings were already theorized by the French mathematician René Thom; he developed the catastrophe theory between 1968 and 1972.
That's right, he developed a theory. It wasn't until the early 1990s when I was playing in a band and I left a beer on my bass rig for one really short song that anyone proved the actual catastrophe.
Completely flat.
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Recent answers to Firefox 16.0.2 - bookmark all tabs does not save the name of the link just the url. export bookmarks to html;open export file; no links. Workaround? Fix?https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/9414032013-02-05T19:39:43-08:00I have been having the same issue and I just figured out the problem has to do with browser history 2013-02-05T19:39:43-08:00infe312https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/941403#answer-405112
I have been having the same issue and I just figured out the problem has to do with browser history settings. Apparently the bookmark all tabs functions draws the names of the sites from your browser history, so if you set Firefox to "Never remember history" (as in my case) or run it in private browsing mode, it won't be able to locate and save the names of the sites.

If that is the way you set up your Firefox, turning browsing history back on would allow you to bookmark all tabs properly. I have verified the workaround on Mac OS and Windows 7 64bit, both running Firefox 18.0.1.

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I double checked with the issue. It is definitely a problem with your OS and not with the server. I 2012-11-08T16:50:50-08:00ArthiGangeshttps://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/941403#answer-380043
I double checked with the issue. It is definitely a problem with your OS and not with the server. I did not see any links navigating to different web pages with a blank page, not responding. I never had an issue like that whenever I launch Firefox browser in my Windows 7, OS. (couple of times verified)

Please upgrade your OS! Thanks for double-check,

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Thanks for the posts. OS is MS Windows Version 5.1 (Build 2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.120821-1629 : Service Pa2012-11-08T13:49:11-08:00jcs4609https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/941403#answer-380001
Thanks for the posts.

OS is MS Windows Version 5.1 (Build 2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.120821-1629 : Service Pack 3) otherwise known as Window XP Professional Did not install any bookmark plug ins or any extensions that I am aware of. If Mac OS and Windows 7 are working, i.e, you can see the "save all tabs" links in the html file, it may be an XP issue. Then, the most likely solution will be to upgrade to Windows 7, which is scheduled.

Just to confirm what is being said, I am able to save all bookmarks, but the bookmarks are raw http addresses(like http://www.google.com) without the site name, a text string(like Google), which appears on the tab, usually with a site icon. For a link to show up in the html export file, it needs the address and the name. The link name shows up in: <A href="link address goes here">link name goes here</A> I'm getting an empty "link name goes here" in the html file so nothing shows up when I open the export file in the browser. Just checking to make sure we're on the same page. quirky huh.
WIndows 7,64 bits OS - Firefox Version 16.0.2 Launch browser - open some sites in different tabs - 2012-11-07T18:18:34-08:00ArthiGangeshttps://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/941403#answer-379828
WIndows 7,64 bits OS - Firefox Version 16.0.2 Launch browser - open some sites in different tabs - bookmark them from the 'Bookmark' tool bar - export the bookmarks in HTML

Result - successful! There weren't any problem in exporting bookmarks. Try doing it like this and report if problem exist mention the OS that you use to analyze again. Thankyou!
I just tried that and I am not seeing that behaviour, and I am using Firefox 16.0.2. Maybe that is 2012-11-07T14:48:54-08:00finitarryhttps://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/941403#answer-379773
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$1 Oysters
Nightly, After 11PM
We're shucking late-night $1 oysters every night after 11 PM. Join us for a rotating selection of local East Coast favorites like Island Creek, Wellfleet, First Learn More
Gift Cards
Russell House Tavern offers gift cards for every occasion! Available in any denomination, gift cards can be used at all Grafton Group locations including Russell Learn More
Cask Beer Thursdays
Thursdays, 5PM
Cask ale or cask-conditioned beer is the term for unfiltered and unpasturized beer which is conditioned (including secondary fermentation) and served from a cask Learn More