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Jul 21, 2004 12:48:06 GMT -5
Post by degijames on Jul 21, 2004 12:48:06 GMT -5
I know how he likes to trim his beard
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Jul 21, 2004 12:50:14 GMT -5
Post by Bill on Jul 21, 2004 12:50:14 GMT -5
ohh, I thought you were just being your usual prejugdice old self.. ;D J/K-
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Jul 21, 2004 13:01:49 GMT -5
Post by ALAH on Jul 21, 2004 13:01:49 GMT -5
I WILL PERMIT ALL NON INFIDELS INTO THE CELESTAL KINGDOM OF ALAH
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Jul 21, 2004 15:19:42 GMT -5
Post by degicank on Jul 21, 2004 15:19:42 GMT -5
Thanks be to Allah.
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The Easter Bunny
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The Rock was moved and the cave was empty...
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Jul 21, 2004 16:27:27 GMT -5
Post by The Easter Bunny on Jul 21, 2004 16:27:27 GMT -5
Don't try to belittle someone because you think you're better then they are. Doing so only proves how American you are.
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GeorgeWalkerBush
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America is a safer place today because of our unheralded duty to police the world.
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Aug 7, 2004 0:49:14 GMT -5
Post by GeorgeWalkerBush on Aug 7, 2004 0:49:14 GMT -5
What kind of country do I run if you rock n roll guys speak so openly about religous culture outside our own? I should have the lot of you rounded up and thrown in concentration camps.
I'll bet you'll vote this time hippies!!
I'll still win!
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fibonacci
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0-1-1-2-3-5-8-13-21
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Aug 10, 2004 21:33:54 GMT -5
Post by fibonacci on Aug 10, 2004 21:33:54 GMT -5
;D
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Aug 11, 2004 10:20:00 GMT -5
Post by Bill on Aug 11, 2004 10:20:00 GMT -5
;D
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Nov 10, 2004 19:00:11 GMT -5
Post by Joe on Nov 10, 2004 19:00:11 GMT -5
I can't see your pictures?
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Apr 4, 2005 13:28:42 GMT -5
Post by Little Monster on Apr 4, 2005 13:28:42 GMT -5
I would like to submit the following artwork to Deg I Visuals on be half of my loving wife, Isabelle.
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Title: The Little Monster
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Apr 5, 2005 14:10:28 GMT -5
Post by we todd did on Apr 5, 2005 14:10:28 GMT -5
Did Isabelle fall sick to the retard bug? perhaps it's the formatting
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Apr 4, 2006 7:28:00 GMT -5
Post by kid on Apr 4, 2006 7:28:00 GMT -5
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Apr 4, 2006 7:36:28 GMT -5
Post by kid on Apr 4, 2006 7:36:28 GMT -5
MURRAY HILL, N.J. (June 4, 1998) -- Using chaos theory, a team of scientists from Bell Labs, Yale University, and the Max-Planck-Institute of Physics in Germany have demonstrated novel semiconductor microlasers that use "bow ties" of laser light to emit highly directional beams with more than 1,000 times the power of conventional, disk-shaped microlasers. The experimental microlasers -- small that hundreds would fit on the head of a pin -- are cylinder shaped and have potential for unique beam-steering capabilities. The microlaser research team includes Federico Capasso, Claire Gmachl, Deborah Sivco and Alfred Cho of Bell Labs; Jerome Faist, formerly of Bell Labs, now with the Universite de Neuchatel in Switzerland; Evgenii Narimanov and A. Douglas Stone of Yale; and Jens U. Nockel of the Max-Planck-Institute. "This is a remarkable advance," said Cherry Murray, director of the Bell Labs Physical Research Lab. "These lasers offer promise as small, efficient light sources over a broad range of the light spectrum, from the mid-infrared to the visible. Possible future applications are in optical local-area networks and optical data processing. " The lasers, which emit light in specific directions, operate in a lasing mode in which light travels in a path that forms a bow-tie pattern, rather than operating in the "whispering-gallery" mode of circular microlasers. The whispering-gallery mode is named after the sound effect noted in some cathedrals, where one can whisper along the wall and be heard all along the inside perimeter of the dome. Like whispers in such buildings, light pulses travel around the edge of the disk laser. Such lasers have two drawbacks, however. First, due to excessive internal reflection, they emit only a few microwatts of optical power. Second, the direction of the emitted light is not well defined. The researchers discovered that suitably deforming the disk allows the light to bounce at slightly different angles, in a chaotic path, until it escapes. They also learned that, above a critical deformation level, the light pulses will travel in a bow-tie pattern, which suffers less internal reflection and emits light in four narrow, controllable beams. BOW TIES OF LASER LIGHT - Scientists (standing, left-to-right) Debbie Sivco, Federico Capasso, and Claire Gmachl, of Lucent Technologies' Bell Labs, and (seated, left-to-right) Evgenii Narimanov and A. Douglas Stone of Yale University, celebrate their demonstration of novel microlasers that operate with a bow-tie action and emit 1,000 times more power than conventional disk-shaped microlasers.
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Apr 4, 2006 7:39:01 GMT -5
Post by kid on Apr 4, 2006 7:39:01 GMT -5
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Apr 4, 2006 7:39:33 GMT -5
Post by kid on Apr 4, 2006 7:39:33 GMT -5
Focus on the helix that is being formed around the z-axis
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