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Or they know something we don't know ;)
"Not so much to fight the enemy with street justice, but to rein in the bureaucrats."
If you did the research on the difference between the Dinken's administration and Giuliani's you would see a huge impact on organized crime and police corruption in NYC.
I thought it sucked though when my friends and I could no longer go in the hallways of Brooklyn and purchase our explosives for our festive celebrations on the 4 of July in Newark lol
The country needed Bernie, Those rag heads would run from him lol
I guess he is too dirty for the critics.
Bernie would have laid down the street justice
The man is a pitbull
Bernie and the Angry American would make beautiful music together with AR-50s
NDA buddy, NDA
We ain't gona know what the company is up to till they have revenue coming in.
So stop guessing and sign the NDA!
I had a good day at hockey practice.
Sorry, I did not reply in a timely manner. I work nights on the RXR, need to keep those steel wheels a rollin!
Looks like we are making progress with the NV experiment.
Maybe Dr. Wolf should lecture a poster presentation or submit his intellectual properties to a scientific journal. Im sure the scientific community would benefit from Dr. Wolf's humor.
Good day,
Dr. Iown
That would be...
DNNNAAADDDAANNNDANDDDANNNNDDDAAADDDNNNAAANNAAADDD
"Have you got a proper puzzle to solve the riddle"
Yes, I do have the riddle to solve the puzzle. There are three letters missing in the puzzle to solve the riddle. The three letters are, NDA.
Ok, we are all impressed with your literary writings.
Could you please just speak the, as Benny Hill would say, "Queen's Engrish"
I think I know why Frank was listed with the Boyz...
Sound file, turn up the sound
[Suppressed Sound Link]
OT: My wife came up with scientific sayings (and I helped)lol for our good friend's 30th birthday Tex-Mex bash.
Here it goes......
Josh’s Birthday Sayings
Things That Sound Dirty, But Who Ever Said Science Was Clean?
1. I’m going to learn how to strip some oligonucleotide probes tonight.
2. Hopefully, what I’m working on will anticoagulate your thrombus.
3. Beta elimination as a means of depolymerization is the preferred method of preparation of enoxaparin, which will help to anticoagulate your thrombus.
4. My glycosaminoglycans are acting to facilitate the fibronectin-integrin coupling.
5. Do you have the substrate for my enzyme?
6. Can you overcome the activation energy to formulate the products?
The Surprise Party
7. Surprise! Your endorphins will cause an elative feeling and a positive contraction of your facial muscles.
8. Celophane covered pressed fiber will be sure to stimulate those endorphins even more!
9. Serotonin will dock on the pleasure receptors of your neurons resulting in the urge to hug all your friends, especially Alycia!
10. Rhythmic reverberations will cause compression of the air to reach your tympanic membrane resulting in spasmodic muscle contractions.
11. Auditory stimulation may not be optimal given the vocal expirations of the attendees!
12. Lymphocytes may infuse into the triceps causing inflammation due to birthday punches!
The Food
13. Consumption of large quantities of birthday confection may result in inflammation of the jejunum, which can lead to metabolic overload and storage of excess caloric intake as lipid vacuoles.
14. The metabolism of the intestinal flora can cause the buildup of pressurized methane resulting in nocturnal flatulence.
15. Sugars (saccharides) are the basis for generation of the energy producing adenosine triphosphate, which powers your body!
16. Nothing feels worse than a lump of chyme sitting in your duodenum.
17. Enjoy the convection of polysaccharide mixtures frosted with lipid-based confection!
18. The engorgement of the ilium with large volumes of erythrocytes may cause drowsiness.
19. You’d better plan some spare time to contract your actin-myosin fibrils and produce some lactic acid to prevent the calories from sticking to your abdomen!
20. The combustion reaction of 30 birthday candles will produce enough gaseous carbon to trigger the auditory mechanism of the smoke detectors!
21. Capsaicin will stimulate your pain receptors and cause you to attempt to quench the reaction with icy libations, but not even liquid nitrogen can cool this sensation caused by the jalapenos and jabaneros!
22. Certain molecules can have two flavors depending on the stereoisomers of the taste bud receptors – cilantro can taste like a flavorful parsley or dish soap depending on the person!
The Drinks
23. Oxidative phosphorylation of your signal transduction receptors can be induced by too much celebratory intake of alcohol.
24. You must have an upregulated level of alcohol dehydrogenase in order to avoid vascular constriction and cerebral discomfort the morning after.
25. Don’t drink too many ascetic acid based, sodium chloride laced, water-ice slurry drinks!
26. Don’t break the seal! The diuretic nature of alcohol will continue to work on the osmotic equilibrium of the kidneys inducing frequent urination!
Aging
27. As the years go on, the telomeres shorten causing senescence on a cellular level.
28. You’re only as old as you feel – metabolism slows, elimination of lactic acid buildup takes longer, and bodily functions may not be as regular as they once were!
29. Neurons die as the years go by – the electrochemical signaling is not as fast as it used to be!
30. Einstein developed the theory of relativity – as you age, one year becomes less of a percentage of your life and you perceive time as speeding up – but remember, it really is all relative, so make the best of it!
"Did not see much in the Dow today at all. People are still traveling back home from their long Thanksgiving weekend.
Also did not see your link about the article featuring the Boyz, the one you posted rightcheer last night around 10:30PM. If others saw it, maybe that is why the NVEI stock traded fairly heavily today and closed down.
How is that possible if the Boyz are dubbed Movers and Shakers by your (so far) phantom post authors?"
1) About the DOW
Im not talking about today's action on the DOW, Im talking about the past year's action, it looks like a buzz saw blade. The first time I ever saw the DOW do that. Very volatile
2) Movers and shakers
That was a practical joke post. Look at the third "mover and Shaker" I bet he really moved and shaked when those leads were hooked up to his neck bolts.
You can put this one next to my NV Ebay auction.
Im just tired of all the back and fourth posts about how there is no tech.
WoW! look at that DOW
Ever see anything like it?
11/29/04-Cable Modem Growth Tops DSL Despite Price Handicap
Cable Modem Growth Tops DSL Despite Price Handicap
Cable regained its high-speed growth advantage during Q3 04, besting telcos in net high-speed customer adds despite cable’s higher prices. Approximately 58% of all high-speed sub. gains went to cable, even though DSL growth picked up the pace. [Article ID: 5679]
FCC Could Launch Probe of SBC’s TIPTop
SBC’s new TIPTop service, designed to allow for connections between an IP service provider and the PSTN, could come under FCC scrutiny if the commission concludes that it is being used to impose access charges on VoIP. [Article ID: 5680]
Movers and Shakers
Brad Ketch, Ray Willenberg, Jr. , Frank Instein [Article ID: 5681]
Other Broadband Developments
Level 3 partners in European,
Tundra introduces Tsi500
[Article ID: 5682]
This post is fake!
Oh wait, I think we had a name for that class...
8) The Sooners
Or could that be 9) LOL
Who are the class of people such as I that will wait around till the tech is proven?
8) The savvy ones ?
I shot Sponge Bob Square pants
This crime seen was on the way home, I had to take the pic!
Look, I have more time on my hands than the people on RB lol
That is the bast thing to hear
Happy Turkey day!
Must be a CAL Turkey lol
Your posts are a true literary treat.
Bank of Boston? I guess you have not been in the Boston aria for about 7 years?
What I forgot to add...
When they find out what NV has been up to I think they would give NV an extension on those loans.
Just my prediction
Nothing loose here...
I had no problem getting my A2 Ar-15 here in MA and you know how MA gun laws are in MA.
"One of my acquaintances who is in the business informed me that with the parameters given, it should have taken a competent engineering firm that builds FPGAs as an on-going operation no more than SIX months to have completed an FPGA for Embarq."
They tried to fund the tech with funding from SIL but it didn't do as well as they thought.
They wanted to do this for us so we can get better share holder value.
It may take a little longer but now they are getting the funding they need.
As for the law suits I think it could reveal good things
These people are spending their own money thinking there maybe a pot of gold for them at the end.
I think what will happen their liars will do their digging, maybe have to sign an NDA and find out that NV was doing the best for business and share holder value. Im sure that they will find NV did their best in the past and current market conditions.
I got a felling that the people filing the suit will loose some good money just to confirm the PRs.
I don't think NV would have to spend money on council just show some paper work.
Lets hope the liars don't do something stupid to show for their fees.
NV will look like that fan when the thug with a basketball jumped up in the stands.
Good one! and good to see you :)
But this is from her mouth, where is the link to the public record?
Sure we see the freedom fighters on the news shooting some innocent dirtbag but where is the woman from CARE that got mutilated?
Ironically I guess the media don't CARE!
Its better to shoot and be wrong then not shoot and be wrong.
OT: Jokes that are sent to me from my MIT buddies lol
Enjoy lol
The following is supposedly an actual question given on a University of
Washington chemistry mid-term. The answer by one student was so unique that
the professor shared it with colleagues, via the Internet, which is, of
course, why we now have the pleasure of enjoying it as well.
Bonus Question: Is Hell exothermic (gives off heat) or endothermic(absorbs
heat)?
Most of the students wrote proofs of their beliefs using Boyle's Law (gas
cools when it expands and heats when it is compressed) or some variant.
One student, however, wrote the following:
First, we need to know how the mass of Hell is changing in time. So we need
to know the rate at which souls are moving into Hell and the rate at which
they are leaving. I think that we can safely assume that once a soul gets to
Hell, it will not leave. Therefore, no souls are leaving.
As for how many souls are entering Hell, let's look at the different
Religions that exist in the world today. Most of these religions state that
if you are not a member of their religion, you will go to Hell. Since there
is more than one of these religions and since people do not belong to more
than one religion, we can project that all souls go to Hell. With birth and
death rates as they are, we can expect the number of souls in Hell to
increase exponentially.
Now, we look at the rate of change of the volume in Hell because Boyle's Law
states that in order for the temperature and pressure in Hell to stay the
same, the volume of Hell has to expand proportionately as souls are added.
This gives two possibilities:
1. If Hell is expanding at a slower rate than the rate at which souls enter
Hell, then the temperature and pressure in Hell will increase until all Hell
breaks loose.
2. If Hell is expanding at a rate faster than the increase of souls in Hell,
then the temperature and pressure will drop until Hell freezes over.
So which is it? If we accept the postulate given to me by Teresa during my
Freshman year that, quote "it will be a cold day in Hell before I sleep with
you", and take into account the fact that I slept with her last night, then
number 2 must be true, and thus I am sure that Hell is exothermic and has
already frozen over.
The corollary of this theory is that since Hell has frozen over, it follows
that it is not accepting any more souls and is therefore, extinct...leaving
only Heaven thereby proving the existence of a divine being which explains
why, last night Teresa kept shouting "Oh my God"
THIS STUDENT RECEIVED THE ONLY A
OT: Me three!
Do you recommend me to sell all my shares then?
ANTONIO -- SBC Communications Inc. will use a Microsoft Corp. software system to transmit television over high-speed Internet connections like the ones SBC will offer after replacing the local arteries of its copper telephone network with fiber-optic cables.
I think you put the wrong sentence in bold since what I corrected should be NV's tech.
Questions?
I probably don't have the correct answer for you.
I always said it was going to $400 and I would be rich, but now Iv averaged down so much any thing over $1 would give me more money my family ever seen
$400 if it went to $400 it would be disgusting! lol
I am said that ODB passed today, he was my fave homey second to Flave O Flave.
I would think ODB's funeral in the Hood will rival Yasir Arafat's.
US military announced Friday 22 American, 5 Iraqi troops and 600 rebels have died in 5-day Fallujah offensive as surrender negotiations began for 300 people trapped in town mosque. Marines say city will be under control in 24 hours. Zarqawi urged rebels to continue to resist US forces as “victory is near” – in recording disseminated over Internet
We should go in their chat room and tell them when their leaders tell them "Victory is near", it not going too well for them lol
How do you say Kiss My A$$ in Osama speak?
"Now we can finally get to the fun part of developing and proving this exciting technology"
Hey, My wife and I been together for 16 years and the fun hasn't ended :)
"....I know forsure that someone in the MSFT family is watching NVEI close. Not to mention their recent building near Cambridge, something must have made them build."
Cambridge UK or Cambridge, MA?
Thanks
OT: Need some news?
The Wife's company in the Boston Globe today in section C. Got pics too
http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2004/11/08/window_of_opportunity/
OT:U.S. Forces Seize Part of Fallujah
Troops Take Small Section of City as Iraq's President Government a State of Emergency
NEAR FALLUJAH, Iraq (Nov. 7) - U.S. forces stormed into western districts of Fallujah early Monday, seizing the main city hospital and securing two key bridges over the Euphrates river in what appeared to be the first stage of the long-expected assault on the insurgent stronghold.
An AC-130 gunship raked the city with 40 mm cannon fire as explosions from U.S. artillery lit up the night sky. Intermittent artillery fire blasted southern neighborhoods of Fallujah, and orange fireballs from high explosive airbursts could be seen above the rooftops.
U.S. officials said the toughest fight was yet to come - when American forces enter the main part of the city on the east bank of the river, including the Jolan neighborhood where insurgent defenses are believed the strongest.
The initial attacks on Fallujah began just hours after the Iraqi government declared 60 days of emergency rule throughout most of the country as militants dramatically escalated attacks, killing at least 30 people, including two Americans.
Dr. Salih al-Issawi, the head of Fallujah's main hospital, said he had asked U.S. officers to allow doctors and ambulances go inside the main part of the city to help the wounded but they refused. There was no confirmation from the Americans.
''The American troops' attempt to take over the hospital was not right because they thought that they would halt medical assistance to the resistance,'' he said by telephone to a reporter inside the city. ''But they did not realize that the hospital does not belong to anybody, especially the resistance.''
The action began after sundown on the outskirts of the city, which has been sealed off by U.S. and Iraqi forces, and the minaret-studded skyline was lit up with huge flashes of light.
Flares were dropped to illuminate targets, and defenders fought back with heavy machine gunfire. Flaming red tracer rounds streaked through the sky from guerrilla positions inside the city, 40 miles west of Baghdad.
Before the assault began, U.S. commanders warned troops to expect the most brutal urban fighting since the Vietnam War.
Underscoring the instability elsewhere in Iraq, several heavy explosions thundered through the capital even as government spokesman Thair Hassan al-Naqeeb was announcing the state of emergency, which applies throughout the country except for Kurdish-ruled areas in the north.
Iraqi interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi said the state of emergency is a ''very powerful message that we are serious'' about reining in insurgents before elections set for late January.
''We want to secure the country so elections can be done in a peaceful way and the Iraqi people can participate in the elections freely, without the intimidation by terrorists and by forces who are trying to wreck the political process in Iraq,'' he told reporters.
Allawi said nothing in public about the beginning of the attack in Fallujah, although U.S. commanders have said it would be his responsibility to order the storming of the city.
Insurgents, meanwhile, waged a second day of multiple attacks across the restive Sunni Triangle north and west of Baghdad, storming police stations, assassinating government officials and setting off deadly car bombs. About 60 people have been killed and 75 injured in the two days of attacks.
At dawn, armed rebels stormed three police stations in Haditha and Haqlaniyah, 140 miles northwest of Baghdad, killing 22 policemen. Some were lined up and shot execution-style, according to police and hospital officials.
Three attacks on U.S. convoys in and around Baghdad killed two American soldiers and wounded five others, the military said. Residents reported grenades setting police cars aflame on Haifa Street in the heart of the capital.
A car bomb also exploded near the Baghdad home of Iraq's finance minister, Adil Abdel-Mahdi, a leading Shiite politician. Abdel-Mahdi and his family were not home at the time, but the U.S. military said the bomb killed one Iraqi bystander and wounded another. A U.S. patrol came under small-arms fire as it responded, wounding one soldier, a statement said.
In a Web posting, the al-Qaida affiliate group of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, believed headquartered in Fallujah, claimed responsibility for the attacks on Haditha and Haqlaniyah.
''In the dawn of this blessed day, the lions of al-Qaida in Iraq faced up to a group of apostates in the proud city of Haditha,'' said the statement, which could not be authenticated. ''The lions stormed the city's police directorate and killed everyone there...With this operation, the city has been completely liberated. The lions have been wandering in the city until late today.
The widespread insurgent attacks seemed aimed at relieving the pressure on Fallujah, where about 10,000 American troops - including two Marine battalions and an Army battalion - were massed for the assault. Two Iraqi brigades also stood by.
The emergency decree lays the groundwork for a severe crackdown in areas where guerrillas operate.
Under the law, all traffic and men between the ages of 15 and 55 were banned from the streets of Fallujah and surrounding areas 24 hours a day.
All members of the Fallujah police and security services were suspended indefinitely and all roads into Fallujah and neighboring Ramadi were closed indefinitely.
Government negotiators earlier Sunday reported the failure of last-minute talks for peace even as Allawi had said dialogue with Fallujah leaders was still possible, even if a large-scale military action began.
Allawi, a secular-minded Shiite Muslim, faced strong pressure from within the minority Sunni community to avoid an all-out assault.
''I urge the brother prime minister to reconsider the issue of storming Fallujah and to give another chance for dialogue,'' Hatim Jassim, a member of the Iraqi National Council, told Al-Jazeera television.
U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan and others have warned that a military offensive could trigger a wave of violence that would sabotage the January elections by alienating Sunnis, who form the core of the insurgency. About 60 percent of Iraq's 25 million people are Shiite.
The influential Sunni clerical Association of Muslim Scholars has threatened to call a boycott of elections if Fallujah is attacked. A public outcry over civilian casualties prompted the Bush administration to call off a siege in April, after which Fallujah fell under control of radical clerics.
U.S. jets have been pounding the rebel bastion for days, launching its heaviest airstrikes in six months on Saturday - including five 500-pound bombs dropped on insurgent targets - to soften up militants.
U.S. intelligence estimated about 3,000 insurgents have dug in behind defenses and booby traps in Fallujah, a city of about 300,000 that has become a symbol throughout the Islamic world of Iraqi resistance to the U.S.-led coalition.
Sgt. Maj. Carlton W. Kent, the top enlisted Marine in Iraq, told troops the coming battle of Fallujah would be ''no different'' than the historic fights at Inchon in Korea, the flag-raising victory at Iwo Jima, or the bloody assault to dislodge North Vietnamese from the ancient citadel of Hue they seized in the 1968 Tet Offensive.
''You're all in the process of making history,'' Kent told a crowd of some 2,500 Marines. ''This is another Hue city in the making. I have no doubt, if we do get the word, that each and every one of you is going to do what you have always done - kick some butt.''
(Associated Press correspondents Tini Tran, Mariam Fam, Katarina Kratovac and Maggie Michael in Baghdad contributed to this report.)
AP-NY-11-07-04 2007EST
OT: Sorry Henry I missed your post
I guess the post made a few mad. I re read the post and found that I made a typo.
What I said was,
"I thought that was not a terrible thing, said a prayer and said there should be a cure."
What I was trying to say was,
I thought that was a terrible thing, said a prayer and said there should be a cure.
Some times I don't re read what I typed before and after I post.
Would have been a smart thing to do because I emailed a few copies to others and wolf boy at CNN.
My post was statement about the way the media reports the news and not about the person in the report.
I would also check NH and ME
A few weeks ago I said that bush was strong in the South and would win overwhelmingly. Bush was so far ahead that kerry did not have a chance to sue! 3.5 mill popular vote the biggest in history in the US, 51% since 1988.
Humpty Dumpty
All the p. ditties, all the michael moores, all the puppet heads and all kerry's lawyers, that said it was going to be a close race, could not save kerry's nomination.
People in America smelled something bad and did something about it.