George R. R. Martin is an American and the ASoIaF books use American spelling, as the American writers of the American TV show do. The language of Westeros isn't British English; it's American English with intentionally unusual/archaic-sounding spelling ("Ser") and wording changes.
That's nice, young whippersnapper. Now, get off my lawn!
>Only users with 4 digit IDs should be allowed to post in this thread.
Agreed.
SNP and Lib Dems have already said they're not going to form a coalition government which means the only option left is for Conservative to form a minority government
The likeliest outcome is a coalition with the DUP (ten seats), which will seek a "seamless and frictionless" Irish border. That will get the Conservatives a slim majority.
does my 5 digit id make me cool?
No.
Firefox, Edge and Safari also refuse to do DNS lookups for one-word entries. This isn't Chrome-specific behavior.
Both Firefox and Safari support one-word DNS lookups with a slash at the end, like mail/ or www/.
I have never played it, but have enjoyed other Civ-style games. Should I play the original, Alien Crossfire, or both? Opinion on the latter seems mixed; half loves it and the other half thinks it unbalances the game.
and be the syfy movie of the week.
Unlikely. Syfy prefers animals as the villains of its Saturday-night original movies, not people.
Now, if it turns out that a shark or octopus (or, even better, both) stole the cobalt-60, then you'l have the network's attention. Expect Sharktopus II: Nuclear Boogaloo any week now.
No, he is referring to the $30 plan with 100 minutes and unlimited text and data.
If you want to become a professional software developer as opposed to being locked into IT support, the Masters program at the University of Chicago sounds ideal for you. It is specifically designed for those with little or no formal programming experience before beginning the degree.
And very successfully so, too. With more than 8 million copies monthly, it is the third-largest magazine in the United States.
Ah yes, the man who routinely wins a two thirds margin despite his district not having voted for a GOP president since 1984 is disliked by his constituents.
I figured this out on the day in 2003 when I first tried out OS X. I've been using LInux since 1995 and had tried every available desktop: CDE, KDE, Gnome, Enlightenment (The horror
I still use Linux as a server, but for a Unixlike desktop that actually works and runs a lot of applications, OS X is it. Period.
People accept glasses for watching 3D movies in theaters because they are there for the experience of watching a film on a giant screen with other people while eating popcorn and drinking soda. The same goes for other specific, controlled environments, like 3D CAM in an office; people accept it as part of the experience (or job in this case).
3D in the home will never succeed until and unless glasses are not needed. It doesn't matter whether the glasses are disposable or expensive, or if today's multiple competing standards congeal into one. No one will accept needing to constantly put on and take off 3D glasses to watch TV. Period.
"Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain." -- Karl, as he stepped behind the computer to reboot it, during a FAT
