Carl Sagan had a voice that could lull you into a trance -

My Wii is used primarily by my 8 yro for Lego Games, and Netflix - I bet that is 90-95% of how Wii's are used anyway.

I have called to xfer a license - and it was painless.

Its terrible when you have Stonehenge monument in danger of being crushed,,, by a dwarf. And it was 18" tall.

I hope that they hire Troy from Swamp People to catch it.

Clean food, and water. Free basic education. A safe place to live. Those as the basic human rights - IMO

Yeah - but I might just to AT&T DSL.

I have charter at the 30/3 increment. it costs just under $50/month. If I wasn't bundled for another 14 months I think I could get by with a slower speed, as long as I can stream some Netflix, and play a bit of CoD, or Battlefield 3 I would be happy. 10MB would probably be enough for me.

This seems a bit like the mafia - Dropbox tried to circumvent the rules of protection, or make money off the books, and hence will have to be taxed...

The classic Dart has always my mainstay when making planes for my son and his friends.

I am also partial to the designs in this book : http://www.amazon.com/The-Ultimate-Paper-Airplane-Step/dp/0671555510
ISBN-10: 0671555510
ISBN-13: 978-0671555511

I have a variation of the general "Ultimate" designs, and the "Harrier" that resembles a Shuttle - These used to be mandatory for my then 3yro (now 6) when we watched shuttle liftoffs, and landings.

They tried to market to a younger culture by touting their BBM service a couple years ago - however Twitter took off and well...

My 6yro is a wildman when it comes to most of the Wii "active games" he gets pretty excited and jogs in place and is constantly moving - he gets fairly sweaty doing it, tho he is probably an exception to the rule.

When I was in school we had a lot of phys ed - everyday in grade school, 3 days a week in middle school, and high school. Now I think my kid gets 2 days of gym a week. Sure there is recess, but its in 15 minute spurts, or a 30 minute lunch where half the time is spent eating his lunch.

I bought a 98 Isuzu Amigo new, and drove it to 200k in just over 10 years. I would have yet today but the head cracked, and the repair was more than we had available with a new baby on the way. I opted to buy a newer used car, a 2001 Monte which other routine maintenance has been fine for 140K and counting.

I do miss that Amigo tho - always started, and never got stuck in the Wisconsin winters.

exactly -
And even if they do land these parts within say 50 feet of each other how are they going to move it all to put it together. Rather than that cute explorer vehicle - it will need a crane of some kind or the whole thing will need to be inflatable, and then have a catalyst that makes the walls solid.

The NASA video shows them bringing whole hab in on 3 semi-trailers -
Why not airdrop the major components in, and see if putting the thing up while encumbered with a suit is feasible.