NeonBlack

It really depends. In my opinion, most of today's rap is garbage, but I really like older (before 1994-ish) rap.

Pineapples do have "protection" The outside is all pokey and shit. And if you eat too much fresh pineapple, it makes your mouth hurt like a mother.

molten KCl.... HA! If you replace KCl with something like say for example alcohol, think about it like this: You have 8ml of 100% add V ml of 25% solution, and you end up with V+8 ml of 35% solution.

Word. It's not that hybrid cars can't go 100+ mph, it's just that most of them don't, for the sake of efficiency. There are a few high-performance hybrids out there. I'm suprised that there was no option "I already own one" and that nobody here already owns one.

You know what this reminds me of? Remember the kid who supposedly filled 8 garbage bags of Hydrogen/Oxygen mix in his basement and then shot a bottle rocket at them? Even after he was warned that the mixture just sitting there could be unstable.

Put it on a pretzel. Delicious!

No aquatic apes? Haven't you guys ever heard of sea monkeys? Jesus.

If the elements v1 v2 ... vn form a basis for the vector space V, then the elements must span V and be linearly independant. Also, the number of elements must be equal to the dimension of the vector space. So my question is this: If the number of elements is equal to the dimension of the vector space, and they are all linearly independant, will they always span V? I feel pretty certain that they will, but I am not completely sure. If they don't, what are some examples where they would not span but still be linearly independant?

Roasting meat? I don't get it.

Oh gee, I didn't see that one coming...

If I used what you did for exponents, [math](a+b)^2 = a^2+b^2[/math] You can't distribute an exponent. If you have [math](a+b)^{-1}[/math] You cannot say that this is [math]a^{-1}+b^{-1}[/math] That would be the same as saying [math]\frac{1}{a}+\frac{1}{b}=\frac{1}{a+b}[/math]

This one is kind of a mess. Try integration by parts. Let [math]dv=dx[/math] [math]u=\frac{1}{1+cosx+sinx}[/math] Do that process, then you'll have to do integration by parts again. Have fun. Edit: Nevermind! This just brings you in circles. Tartaglia's is probably better.

tree- that's not quite how exponents work.

The absolute best program you can use for this (Not my opinion- this is a fact) is something called MixMeister. I'm pretty sure you can get it from download.com Acoustica is also decent. I really only use Audacity for editing loops

That was just kind of painful to read. The link at the bottom actually goes to sosmath.com/forums

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11856589/ This blew me away! I thought this had been settled in the nineties. Funny, half of the course would be "not-sex" education. When I had sex ed, it was like a one day thing. Abstinence: Not doing it. There's not much to it than that. I just don't understand how they could spend a full school quarter on it!

You really need to consider these things: 1. What are you protecting? 2. Whom are you protecting it from? 3. What level of protection do you want/need?

I don't mean to nitpick but: I think... google: a search engine. googol: a number 10^100

Can you do that on freewebs? I'm pretty sure that there's no php on freewebs either, so I'm guessing that the best you can do is a JS or flash password protection.

Disable JS. Also: Level 3 is very deceptive.

Blunt could you please pm me a very small hint on 4?

Yeah, "centrifugal force," which is the outward force cause by rotation does not exist but is actually a "pseudo-force," since the rotation frame is non-inertial. I voted in this poll too, just to see how many people had actually voted.

I think most people here are sick of talking about drugs. Erowid will tell you everything you want to know on just about every drug ever used by human beings.

Something cannot have both precise momentum and precise position at once. Say you had some particles at a very low temperature. Even if you made no measurements of momentum, you would find that you could not make a precise measurement of their position. I think this is because of the similar equation for deBroglie wavelength: [math]\lambda = \frac{h}{p}[/math]

The ice/toilet water thing was discovered by a 7th grader in Florida doing a science project, I believe. However, I think it was bacteria, not fecal matter that found to be more numerous in the ice. The toilets get cleaned occasionally even in the worst restaurants, while everyone reaches into the ice bin all day and bacteria from their hands gets into the bin. Since ice bins don't get dirty, they never get cleaned.