Perfect would be Python with the speed of well crafted assembly, optional gui tools of C#/objective-C, ease of deployment of PHP/JavaScript/J2EE and better Vim integration. I suppose Python's libraries could be a little more consistent.

I am curious if anyone has any insight on what happened in 2004 to cause such a spike in python's "Rating". http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/paperinfo/tpci/Python.html

google app engine may have java support, it's an obvious choice considering the number of developers. However python is right there beside it now, a choice that a few years ago would not have been considered for such an application. Python may still be behind, but its moving quickly. 4 years ago my Alma mater required all BSc to take a python course. That said Java is still the dominant language in the computer science department, but heck it is also the Alma mater of James Gosling(founder of Java).

Just loose to Canada in the gold medal game, and you wont have to worry about an onslaught of DIY drowns attacking from the north.

Some guys will spend 100+k on a wood working shop; I'm sure there are enough people with money to put a few dollars down on cool biotech toys. A professor of mine bought a 30k drafting printer for printing large format photography.

I like to make shapes, such as 4rfvbgt5 or rfvbnhyt, it seems to work well.

Well I hope my reply doesn't send you into shock.

This would be awesome for unpowered aircraft. Perhaps they could provide/rent services and equipment. Probably hella dangerous though.

"That's what I love about these High School girls man. I get older, they stay the same age" Besides if your a vampire your going to be killing them anyway.

The US will be divided-up and known as Canada South, Great Britain West and Japan East.