On Mar 18, 9:49 am, DerbyDad03 <teamarr...@eznet.net> wrote: In desparate cases, when the ice cubes are removed by the human on a regular basis (resulting in few, if any, strays) the mites have been known to use their ice grabbing tenticles to create a small hole in freezer bags, allowing in just enough moisture for frost to form on the stored object. This gives them another source
Neal Eckhardt wrote: On 24 Aug 2007 03:37:31 GMT, Opus the Penguin <opusthepenguin+usenet@gmail.com> wrote: I have two ice cube trays. (I know, I know. Why do I have to brag like that? Well, it's important to my question.) They're both plastic, but of slightly different design. I've noticed that sometimes when I empty them out, one will dump its cubes neatly and in the
On Apr 5, 6:15 pm, "beezer" <beez...@gmail.com> wrote: So it's getting close to the time I'm gonna be in Frisco and I thought I'd check if Strat and Suntzu (and anyone else that fancies it) still want to meet up? yep I'll take it to email and all that so I don't have to reveal peoples secret identities or whatevs but just checking to see if anyone else is down? I'd
plutonium.archime...@gmail.com wrote: The application of fitting of Elliptic geometry union Hyperbolic geometry begets what the lines in Elliptic geometry are giving and fixing the lines in Hyperbolic geometry. So if longitudes are lines in Elliptic geom then latitudes would be the lines in Hyperbolic. No, that is too hard, for it is really alot easier. The lines of Riemannian
Hi Ruth, from the way you responded to me I sensed that at one point you had a rough time for a while. Yes, there is so much in our heads, and the worse part is the depression. I am glad you got over yesterday without giving in. We both know they are better days. Hang in there and you will make it to OF again. Only this time let everyone know you are in the tubes. They will welcome you
