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Shaylin · Guest

Well, what is your estimate? 90%, 89%, 88%? Even one is one too many.
I miss the days when we actually had control over the things we buy. It seems like now we are just renting everything.I have no use to jailbreak anyway, until they can come up with a way to drag and drop music files. I really hate iTunes.

Chyll · Guest

“I have my own long unanswered question. In Part II, old Biff grabs the almanac and steals the delorean back to 1955 and gives the book to his younger self. After completing his mission, he goes back to 2015 and leaves the delorean where he found it (and breaks his cane in the process). Since he drastically altered the future in 1955, resulting in an alternate 1985, how can he appear back in an unaltered 2015? It's been bugging me for years.

Gerardine · Guest

Ummm let's see... an unfit mother, thief, and a drug dealer. Which adjectives does it apply to her?A. Drug DealerB. ThiefC. Bad motherD. All of the above???If you chose D.)....
Nice, an infographic done properly.Can't believe there are so many sites I haven't heard of with over 10 million people. Then again, I guess we have to keep in mind we're probably counting accounts, not actual people. I have a bunch of misc. accounts on the web in places I've totally forgotten about.!

Fetty · Guest

To understand why hydrogen will NEVER break even short of being able to violate the laws of physics, you have to take a look at how many loss incurring steps there are between generating the energy to its consumption when hydrogen is used as an intermediary:http://www.physorg.com/news85074285.htmlPresently, hydrogen is stripped from hydrocarbons, which are far richer in hydrogen than water. Unfortunately, hydrocarbons come from petroleum, and that doesn't leave us any better off when it comes to energy independence and sustainability. Petroleum-sourced hydrogen is more expensive than gasoline, and has had much of its energy--held by the carbon backbones of hydrocarbons--stripped away. Hydrogen generated from water doesn't make sense because generating hydrogen takes electricity, which needs some power source; in the end, it just goes into a fuel cell to be turned back into electricity and water vapor. In other words, water-sourced hydrogen isn't fuel; it's a battery, and a very lousy one. If hydrogen is serving only as a battery, it must be compared to existing batteries, and by any metric of comparison, hydrogen fails to meet cost effectiveness and efficiency requirements.?
It has a very recognizable skyline and look. It's always immediately obvious what city is being blown up. The same cannot be said of every major city. Places like New York, LA, Miami, Seattle, are pretty easy to spot. A place like Kansas City, Minneapolis, even Chicago...not so much.

Ajez · Guest