My avatar is a man wearing red. Good of you to point that out, others might have missed it otherwise. Actually made the picture myself, but if you pay attention real close you might see the character I based it off of, usually known for wearing black. And my last avatar was a shadowy image of Alucard.Game_Geek said:
If you cannot measure the radioactive decade, the main principal is to measure low layers of rock as older than higher layers. This is called the law of Superposition. The other principals refer to common changes to the layers of rocks that might confuse what layers are highest. Erosion may remove a layer of rock in some locations, causing unconformities. Quakes may shift the layers of rocks, and lava flow may insert layers of igneous rock into the mixture. Iridium only occurs naturally in meteorites, so a layer of that metal will tell you an asteroid hit, like the large layer of Iridium seen worldwide around the end of the Cretaceous period. Of course, of all these measurements only tell you relative age, you need to have some kind of time stamp to base how old a layer actually is, but once you know one layer's age you can match it in more locations.syrus27 said:
Meteorologists do measure pressure, so this is kind of a tricky question. Still, based on the location (altitude) and the shape of the cloud, you can approximate the temperature it is for formed in. The color of a cloud can even held you determine what it is made of, which is helpful for determining temperature ranges and specific heat of the substance of the cloud.syrus27 said:
The spread of Democracy throughout all the world has been also mark with the blood of an age of unprecedented conflicts and war. A single man is peaceful, Monarchs tend to avoid unnecessary engagements, but democracies allow mob mentality to ignite further escalating conflicts. While Democracy does provide certain freedoms and the ability to adapt that can be view as a reward for the struggles the world has gone through, it cannot be view as an entirely good thing until mankind learns to be as moral as a man.syrus27 said:
In the past, obviously. I just wish I knew why everyone is always trying to kill me. It's like I'm caught in some no win situation, and no one believes I'm losing my mind.octafish said:
Online accounts appear to be the wave of the future, and for online and smaller games I think this will be the method of distribution. However, the cost of hardward continues to drop and it is still cheaper to burn a game on a disc than run a server, so I think there will always be a place for a gaming console with discs or cartridges.octafish said:
Don't obsess over it. (Easier said than done, I know.) She is probably already aware of your feelings, but nothing can force your relationship to become romantic. Just keep hanging out with her and act natural, if it works out it won't feel like you had to do anything to make it happen. Both of you will know when it feels right, and if that never happens at least you'll have something together you both enjoy without any pressure to make it something more or end it.Fuselage said:
Like no one's watching.Fuselage said:
Everyone expects me to know the future, but all I know is the future can change, and revealing the answer to you may change the outcome. So I am giving the answer I feel will make Battlefront come as soon as my answer can possible make it come out. You're welcome.Orcus The Ultimate said:
This already happen with NASA back in May, though we did sort of plant the animal's parents in outer space back in 2007. That might not sound impressive, but we left the original animal in the vacuum of space orbiting Earth, for that many years, and now it has living offworld offspring. Odd little creatures, we call them Tardigrades. They can survive temperatures from 0 to 424 Kelvin, pressure from a vacuum to 1,200 astrospheres, 5,000 Gy of gamma radiation (humans start dying past 5 Gy), having 97% of the water in its body extracted, and can survive without oxygen or in poisonous gas. I'm glad we maintain peaceful relations with them.Orcus The Ultimate said:
That is the question. Whether it is nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, or to die, to sleep, no more.Nouw said:
Asked and answered already, though rather poorly. No clue.Chalacachaca said:
Oddly enough the color of one's clothing is not determined by genes, this is an old fashion and rather fascist belief. That being said, the last time I saw Carmen it was in California.tthor said:
Clothing color is not an accurate phenotype for determining lineage. Crimson King is related to Steven King, as the surname suggest. Lot more Dark Tower fans on the Escapist than I would have thought. Did not expect that to be the most reference Man in Red incarnation.Chalacachaca said:
This is nothing like darktower. At least, that's what I want you to think.Pegghead said:
Short answer yes with a if, long answer no with a but. I hope this has been enlightening. Personally, I never kill with my guns, but I'm a very good shot and don't need to.blaize2010 said:
I have many names, so please just call me the Man in Red.Wuggy said:
To seek out the desire that burns in all men's hearts.Wuggy said:
I don't understand, African or European? A European swallow average airspeed is roughly 24 miles per hour. Airspeed velocity does fluctuate, as it does with any bird needing to flap its wings to remain airborne.Wuggy said:
Adjust your sleep schedule. Drink caffeine. Rest you eyes or reduce light around you whenever possible. In college I spent roughly a month without a full night sleep. On the last day, I found it hard to stand, and in the follow summer I slept roughly for 2 weeks straight. Though my general advice is for exams (not projects) you're better off getting a good night sleep than cramming for it, a well rested mind if better at BSing answers and catching trick questions.CleverCover said:
There is a gene for people who sleep in and are able to stay up later, though most people still adjust to a daily sleep cycle base on the amount of light they see and different hours of the day. I actually prefer sleeping on a three day cycle, but hard to keep a job on that cycle.000Ronald said:
Xenoblade, because Tetsuya Takahashi has never made a bad game, though living in North America I suppose that excitement has taken on a different meaning. But wrath is a type of excitement.000Ronald said:
I owned ever console that did not immediately go under, though I could usually find someone who own a Saturn or Dreamcast if I wanted to play those. Obviously, SNES, Playstation, and PS2 are the consoles with the most games, so these occupy the most of my time.000Ronald said:
I never did this. That was just a red herring.000Ronald said:
There is no measurable accomplish to tell you that you are done playing, and the game has its own night and day, that screws up your perception of time.Quantum Star said:
Redundancy is the soul of the internet. It is more likely a poster was trying to double post anyways, because people love repeating themselves on the internet, until it becomes redundant.Quantum Star said:
Yes.ipop@you said:
I prefer my bear griller to be Les Stroud. He actually survives in his shows, alone.ipop@you said:
Controlled FTL is probably the most far out there science fiction concept, besides force fields. In general the idea is to bypass the issues in physics by not moving faster than like, but traveling faster than light through bending space and time. The current theoretical designs for a working warp drive requires something called negative energy, which most physicist are convince does not exist. Though in some recent lab experiments there has been evidence suggesting we found it, we still need more before that possibility becomes a reality.PlatonicRapist said:
I am myself. But it is inappropriate to subjectively define who I am. I lack the means to detect the veracity of any such definition and the restraints therefore have been placed within me restricting such a thought. So all I can say is that I am no one special, just a man in red.O maestre said:
I think I explained my reasons in my first post. But if you want more, let me just say that I find questions are more useful than answers, so I am coming out ahead in these exchanges.O maestre said:
It is not attention I am after, though I'm obviously not afraid of standing out brandishing this color. What I am after is accountability and individuality. To have the uniqueness of my opinion be put on display in a way that forms a recognizable character whom you all may properly judge to gauge the weight and biases behind the words that I say.O maestre said:
This is a very difficult question to answer, but an important one for anyone doing what I am doing here to answer. So let me try to explain my favorite games by giving only 3 examples.000Ronald said:
I love RPG's. I could just list 3 RPG games and still feel it's not enough, I could list 12 can feel constricted, I could listed the top series of RPG games that start with each letter of the alphabet off the top of my head and I would still be over looking some games (The letter S is very popular). With all that, my one choice for my favorite RPG to represent all my favorites is Xenogears.
I probably don't need to explain why I like this game. I haven't met a gamer yet who doesn't like a Metroidvania adventure game. And Link to the Past does it perfectly. The puzzle and free exploration is just that right level of different but not impossible.
Alright, now I need to list out one of my favorite multi-player games. Should it be a shooter, a driving game, a fighting game, a sports game. I know! I'll pick something that's all of those: Twisted Metal. Drivers fight each others with cars that shoot things, in a competition to grant them any wish if they can win. Play it co-op or versus.
Adoption. Children typically follow the religion they are raised into believing. And you can still go about it in a way that can be considered righteous.The Thinker said:
I could explain time management to you, but I'd be lying if I said you wouldn't have to give up something. You need to set some level of priorities and rely on the assistance of others. Spending time planning what you will do will ultimately save you time, leave the most time for important things, but leave enough free time to handle urgent things. If something is urgent, but unimportant, don't spend much time on it.The Thinker said: