jerome1232

Yes.

Anything said about this would be pure speculation on our part, and would only be our individual opinions. There is no revealed doctrine on these ideas. The exception maybe is that we do have a heavenly mother.

I imagine they'd be better at setting up and maintaining quarantines than mistrusted doctors. It does seem perplexing to me that we are getting involved though.

I'm fairly sure that happened at the first word penned, Like if Adam wrote something and we don't have it, that was the first time that happened to scripture, as it was leaving his.... piece of charcoal stick or whatever it was corrupted imnsho.

I wonder what's going to happen when I visit the dentist for my sore tooth. :'(

Crap, I broke it.

C is not like Java. Java you have one set of source code which when compiled into bytecode will run on anything that can run the JVM. With C and it's variants, you will have to have port it to each OS, as each OS will have different libraries you have to access. The the same code will sometimes do different things on each OS as well, optimizing the code will be different for each os and etc... If they decide on a rewrite to C (I understand some of the console ports are written in it) I have my doubts that anyone at Microsoft, or Mojang for that matter, is going to burst a vein keeping their code easy to port to Linux, or doing any porting to Linux. It being crossplatform was just a side effect of being written in Java in the first place.

Here, it's HGTV or Curious George. My fav is Curious George Seriously though, Curious George is awesome. I'm not joking. I've caught myself watching it while my kid already snuck off and was playing minecraft on the computer.

I actually fear that. I like it being java because it's cross platform. If they port it to C, I doubt they will port it to Mac and Linux. I have long enjoyed this game on Linux and I rarely boot to windows for 2 games. I don't want to have to boot into it for minecraft too.

I'm worried about that, here's to hoping they let the mojang team to do their thing for the most part. 2.5 billion isn't too bad a making for an indie dev though.

This thread has made me realize, I really need to find a new wallpaper

Ubuntu 14.04 LTS

I tried to hop onto your server today real quick before I went off to work but it seems to be down.

Pineapple upsidedown cake (Ummmm, not sure how to add an image on mobile version)

Eclair

Dessert: Creme Brulee Sound: ...Angry... Guitars? Scripture: Mosiah 26 - 28, The conversion of Alma the Younger Movie: One of, there is no single favorite: Willow Vacation Spot: Beach... Sierra's... Beach.... Sierra's. Can't handle the choices....

Off the top of my head great people: Ghandi King Benjamin I know it's a short list, the list of bad people off the top of my head is much longer.

Me hungry, hi new here!

I think the implication here was that for there to be war, there'd have to another country to fight. We, nor anyone else recognizes the ISIS as a country therefore this is a really big terrorist operation, not a war. I didn't listen to it, but seems like it's better than the last one: "We ain't got no plan, where is my nine iron?"

What amazed me was my 5 year old watched a minecraft youtube video then made a McDonalds in creative mode. It was pretty good, had a spot for the cashier, a spot for the kitchen, places to sit and tables there. Had a huge M outside. I was impressed! (it's my kid though, it's my job to be impressed )

Well English is already a hodgepodge of languages, so Zugzwangs it is, in English.

In Utah and the South maybe, but the real name is crayfish (using my snooty voice of course) My friend just told me they go for hotdogs tied to a string, maybe I should try it :)

Today I took my two sons to Riverwalk park, it's a park we have here that has two lakes separated by a river. Due to the drought it's more like two slowly drying puddles separated by a dip in the land. We got into the slowly drying puddle and were splashing around, when suddenly a small... what looked to me a lobster, came up to my son Tyler, raised it's claws in the air and used it's little tail to flip dirt into the water partly obscuring it. We watched it walk around for awhile, it would do that thing if we ever got too close to it, had a lot of fun haha. When I got home curiosity got me so I looked it up, apparently it's a crayfish, I never knew what they were! So now I know, if you see a lobster roaming around a lake threatening to pinch people, it's a crayfish.

I fully intend on an immediate chunk loading journey to get some diorite, granite, and andesite. If you are going to build a church, you gotta have some nice rocks to do it with.

http://openjdk.java.net/ They [oracle's java and openjdk] share most of the same codebase though, So I do not know if it would run on an older OS or not. I kinda forgot about that actually. Oracle began collaborating with the OpenJDK people and so they are practically the same now.