I believe Joe is doing what needs to be done across the nation.
I believe the above far more than blogs sympathetic to illegal aliens.

Unlike you, us Americans are dealing in FACTS. Facts are that Sheriff Joe is doing his job, by going after these criminals and trying to make Arizona safe again.

I think it was you Tony, who tossed the race card by including racial profiling in your opinion. As said before, if the southwest is predominantly hispanic and those illegals he routes out are of hispanic descent… where do YOU get racial profiling and why do YOU toss out the race card?

my laptop crashed after like a week with vista.

Israel has the strictest security checks in the world and quite possibly the x-ray scanners that they use on baggage has damaged your card beyond recovery/repair.

Israel has the strictest security checks in the world and quite possibly the x-ray scanners that they use on baggage has damaged your card beyond recovery/repair.

there would be nothing in the bios! you take one card out then put another in, the bios automatically reconizes that! and switches it for you! that's why there is no setting!

you could also have a bad graphics card!

my laptop crashed after like a week with vista.

Israel has the strictest security checks in the world and quite possibly the x-ray scanners that they use on baggage has damaged your card beyond recovery/repair.

Israel has the strictest security checks in the world and quite possibly the x-ray scanners that they use on baggage has damaged your card beyond recovery/repair.

there would be nothing in the bios! you take one card out then put another in, the bios automatically reconizes that! and switches it for you! that's why there is no setting!

you could also have a bad graphics card!

If the problem persists contact Facebook via phone; 650-543-4800

If the problem persists contact Facebook via phone; 650-543-4800

Regarding:

(1) dx/dt=k (a-x)^2
This formula can describe the rate of a chemical reaction. See ref. 1.

(2) UE=1/2 ?qr ? (r)
I don't find anything in physics or chemistry that resembles this one. Of course, I could have missed something!

HOWEVER, both of these "equations" do appear in the Batman Arkham City site under the forum thread "Is The Riddler smarter than a bat?TRAILER!" ! They are treated as strings of coded messages that need to be decoded. See refs 2 and 3 below.

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Regarding:

(1) dx/dt=k (a-x)^2
This formula can describe the rate of a chemical reaction. See ref. 1.

(2) UE=1/2 ?qr ? (r)
I don't find anything in physics or chemistry that resembles this one. Of course, I could have missed something!

HOWEVER, both of these "equations" do appear in the Batman Arkham City site under the forum thread "Is The Riddler smarter than a bat?TRAILER!" ! They are treated as strings of coded messages that need to be decoded. See refs 2 and 3 below.

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Regarding:

(1) dx/dt=k (a-x)^2
This formula can describe the rate of a chemical reaction. See ref. 1.

(2) UE=1/2 ?qr ? (r)
I don't find anything in physics or chemistry that resembles this one. Of course, I could have missed something!

HOWEVER, both of these "equations" do appear in the Batman Arkham City site under the forum thread "Is The Riddler smarter than a bat?TRAILER!" ! They are treated as strings of coded messages that need to be decoded. See refs 2 and 3 below.

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If the problem persists contact Facebook via phone; 650-543-4800

there would be nothing in the bios! you take one card out then put another in, the bios automatically reconizes that! and switches it for you! that's why there is no setting!

you could also have a bad graphics card!

'Cause if it is "The Card", it sound like it is R.I.P.

:randInt(-43,43)?A …
These commands store a random integer between the specified arguments (here between -43 and 43) into a variable. The ClrDraw, AxesOff, etc commands at the end sets the graph screen up for user-friendly viewing.

:0?E:0?F
Stores 0 into variables E and F.

:-47?Xmin …
Changes the window dimensions so that you see only -47 ? x ? 47, -32 ? y ? 32.

:RecallPic 7
Displays the contents of the Pic7 variable onto the graph screen (the Pic7 variable must have something already stored in it).

:Circle(A,B,4)
Draws a circle of radius 4 with origin (A,B).
t-On(E,F)
Draws a single point at (E,F), which is (0,0) on the initial run.

:If E?A+4 and E?A?4 and F?B+4 and F?B?4 … End
It seem as though you control that little dot, whose coordinates are at (E,F). If you can move the dot into the circle, the program will say "You Won", and increase your score by 1 (stored in X, which is strange because X is never declared initially as a variable). Afterward, a menu will appear prompting you to play again or not. If Yes is selected, we jump back to Lbl QR and start all over again. If not, we go to Lbl NO, which doesn't exist (at least, not in what you put), so it will give you an Err:Label. Note that playing again too many times will likely cause a memory leak.

:While 1
Sets up an infinite loop

:getKey?G
Stores the current button press value into G

:If G=21:Menu("Pause" …
If [2nd] is pressed, open up a menu.

:If G=25:F+D?F
If the Up button is pressed, increase F by that randomly chosen value D (which will likely move the point up on the screen).

The rest of the code follows suit for each of the other directional buttons.

Also, the code is incomplete.

What bad programming.

my laptop crashed after like a week with vista.

I also do not know how to put sigma and Omega

:randInt(-43,43)?A …
These commands store a random integer between the specified arguments (here between -43 and 43) into a variable. The ClrDraw, AxesOff, etc commands at the end sets the graph screen up for user-friendly viewing.

:0?E:0?F
Stores 0 into variables E and F.

:-47?Xmin …
Changes the window dimensions so that you see only -47 ? x ? 47, -32 ? y ? 32.

:RecallPic 7
Displays the contents of the Pic7 variable onto the graph screen (the Pic7 variable must have something already stored in it).

:Circle(A,B,4)
Draws a circle of radius 4 with origin (A,B).
t-On(E,F)
Draws a single point at (E,F), which is (0,0) on the initial run.

:If E?A+4 and E?A?4 and F?B+4 and F?B?4 … End
It seem as though you control that little dot, whose coordinates are at (E,F). If you can move the dot into the circle, the program will say "You Won", and increase your score by 1 (stored in X, which is strange because X is never declared initially as a variable). Afterward, a menu will appear prompting you to play again or not. If Yes is selected, we jump back to Lbl QR and start all over again. If not, we go to Lbl NO, which doesn't exist (at least, not in what you put), so it will give you an Err:Label. Note that playing again too many times will likely cause a memory leak.

:While 1
Sets up an infinite loop

:getKey?G
Stores the current button press value into G

:If G=21:Menu("Pause" …
If [2nd] is pressed, open up a menu.

:If G=25:F+D?F
If the Up button is pressed, increase F by that randomly chosen value D (which will likely move the point up on the screen).

The rest of the code follows suit for each of the other directional buttons.

Also, the code is incomplete.

What bad programming.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HA100444731033.aspx

I also do not know how to put sigma and Omega

:randInt(-43,43)?A …
These commands store a random integer between the specified arguments (here between -43 and 43) into a variable. The ClrDraw, AxesOff, etc commands at the end sets the graph screen up for user-friendly viewing.

:0?E:0?F
Stores 0 into variables E and F.

:-47?Xmin …
Changes the window dimensions so that you see only -47 ? x ? 47, -32 ? y ? 32.

:RecallPic 7
Displays the contents of the Pic7 variable onto the graph screen (the Pic7 variable must have something already stored in it).

:Circle(A,B,4)
Draws a circle of radius 4 with origin (A,B).
t-On(E,F)
Draws a single point at (E,F), which is (0,0) on the initial run.

:If E?A+4 and E?A?4 and F?B+4 and F?B?4 … End
It seem as though you control that little dot, whose coordinates are at (E,F). If you can move the dot into the circle, the program will say "You Won", and increase your score by 1 (stored in X, which is strange because X is never declared initially as a variable). Afterward, a menu will appear prompting you to play again or not. If Yes is selected, we jump back to Lbl QR and start all over again. If not, we go to Lbl NO, which doesn't exist (at least, not in what you put), so it will give you an Err:Label. Note that playing again too many times will likely cause a memory leak.

:While 1
Sets up an infinite loop

:getKey?G
Stores the current button press value into G

:If G=21:Menu("Pause" …
If [2nd] is pressed, open up a menu.

:If G=25:F+D?F
If the Up button is pressed, increase F by that randomly chosen value D (which will likely move the point up on the screen).

The rest of the code follows suit for each of the other directional buttons.

Also, the code is incomplete.

What bad programming.