back in 1994. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M.A.N.T.I.S.
And his had awesome darts and a cool helmet.

I think an osmotic power plant is the lamest type of power i can think of.

Fusion is the only way i can see it going, really if we are going to be great conquerers of the galaxy, and fly around in Millennium Falcon type spaceships.

Anyway, Fusion is the only way to go because, we will either fix the problem, or maybe blow ourselves up.

It will be a race between ITER and the LHC.
Between explosion and implosion.

Maybe we should hook.. them,. together?..

^mtrl drtw

But i do have one for sale just like it.
Geeyarr harr harr..

Materials engineering is the best because most current technologies are limited only by the material properties of their components.
These engineers seek to enhance the properties of alloys, semi/super-conductors, and other advanced engineering materials.
Also, materials engineers are responsible for the refinement and processing of concentrated ores, which allow us to extract and utilize selected earth elements for, well, everything.

You have to make everything our of something.
"What are you made of?" -UBC MTRL

If it is able to fly by magnetic lift, then this is nont a technology worthy of easy field application.
unless; you feel like carrying around a magnetic carpet. it seems they require a pre-installed infrastructure of repulsive material...

just wait until we teach them how to build themselves.....
*by your command*

Microsoft should finish what they started,

or at least, try again;

Allegiance~2

I believe the original cross-class, fps/sim/rt.strat game could expand to cross platform, massive multiplayer, etc,

check out Alleg [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allegiance_(computer_game)]
and the community [http://www.freeallegiance.org/]

however, this would ruin the best thing alleg' has going for it; the fact no one knows about it.

Be Warned; the learning curve in this game is tough. dont expect to even know what's going on, even after a month of daily play.

you cant be right once and be believed,
you have to be right twice.

i look forward to any future seismic prediction technology.
complete with references.
of which this event will most likely be a hard data point.

that i bought online on boxing day.

jerks.
don't buy dell.