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How does his suicide bring them any relief? Other than fulfilling some desire for revenge... The fact that he only did it once behind bars seems to indicate that he didn't do it out of grief for his terrible crimes. More likely he couldn't tolerate his present condition.

Fwiw, I avoid malls like the plague.

I felt this was an enlightening talk on the subject https://www.lds.org/ensign/1983/09/the-law-after-christ?lang=eng The most relevant part i think:

I thought Mahones post was illustrating just how great the automation is. What I took away is the pilots need some simulator time for what to do when sensors fail and the plane goes into manual mode.

It is twice the rainbow goodness?

Beer was added, where it was (debatably) allowed in the WoW we have in D&C (mild grain drinks can only be interpreted as beer by me)

Just when I thought she was handling this poorly I am shown the true meaning of poorly.

Errrr, ummmm, most cars these days do automatically apply the brakes under certain conditions. For example my Nissan will selectively apply individual brakes when it detects the car spinning out of control during a turn.

It's a cool method of storytelling actually, do you already have characters for them and they always play the same character or does their character change for each photostory.

I'd trust a well tested task specific system that runs on one set of hardware and can fallback to manual mode over the people currently driving cars any day. So far the only accident these cars have been in was because a human driver ran into the back of one. Time and maturity will tell, so far it's on the side of the system Google has built.

100k sounds very cheap for a large chandelier. I would expect the big one to cost more around 200k.

The Yardbirds

One Direction

I remember people theorizing this kind of tech would actually allow more cars on the road, since the computer could, in theory, follow other cars closer than a human could since the computer would have quicker response times. Really though this is old news, Google tested a completely automated car, they allowed them to drive through San Francisco with a person inside to step in if need be. They are street legal in a few states.

INTJ Although I just took some online version off of some quacks site . Taking a look at myself I'd say that's about right.

You can breach a traditional door with a shotgun. The sliding door would need to be able to prevent entry in it's own right.

They both have the exact.same.meaning. You just randomly throw a false dichotomy at the first one. "The true church" doesn't mean that other churches, or religions, do not have truths contained in them, which is our position. Just the same as the second wording.

Yesterday, I had a peanut butter bacon ice cream shake. It's the little things.

Well I feel sheepish. First I thought a picture with people in it was a picture with weeds, and now I had Kelly Clarkson in the wrong Genre. Fish oil is good for your brain right? I'ma go take a double dose right now.

You are complaining about a country concert being too loud? I'd suggest you keep a 1 mile distance from any type of rock concert.

So when an old member with alzheimer's get's up and rambles incoherently for half the meeting, it's all good and we should let him ramble? I've seen a little direction vastly improve the quality of a testimony meeting here and there, seeing as the bishop does have stewardship over his ward, the spirit can work through him to push the meeting in the direction it needs to go.

Do people actually use these things?

I was more disturbed by anyone viewing the birthing process as a "turn on". I mean I saw my first boys head crown and that was actually very cool, but that's only because, you know, it was my boy.

Oh boy. That's... disturbing.

I have that problem, everything should have a transcript. I can stomach reading it much better. Plus, everybody in the house doesn't have to wonder why I'm listening to some maniac rant on youtube.