OT - I'm bored, Part Tanev

[pixburgher66]

Darned Pirates toying with my emotions. They tick me off more these days...probably because I have a semblance of expectations now. Was 5-2 in the 8th, brought it to 5-4 going to the 9th. YOU CAN DOOOO IT.

 

[elocomotive]

Crazy, crazy inning. Never seen anything like it - so many weird infield hits with the bases jacked. Nats up 8-0.

Gio Gonzalez was the first player up in the inning. He was the first out of the inning and now the second out of the inning.

 

[Winged_Wheel88]

 

[Winged_Wheel88]

For DS:

 

[quoipourquoi]

For DS:

Actually, it would round to 6.28319.

 

[Darkstone42]

For DS:

Actually, it would round to 6.28319.

It was a good try. Not everyone's a genius...

 

[Winged_Wheel88]

Actually, it would round to 6.28319.

It wasn't my meme. I wouldn't make factual errors like that.

 

[esls79]

Rounding is for those too lazy to finish the job. And laziness always pays off now.

 

[elocomotive]

I didn't even know the Skins had a pre-season game tonight...

Washington 14
San Francisco 0

 

[Darkstone42]

This is an awesome website.

wtfnasa?

 

[Darkstone42]

Applied Hubble space telescope image process technique to detect breast cancer

Whoa, Really?
"A unique marriage between Hubble Space Telescope astronomers and cancer researchers has produced an image-processing technique that shows promise in detecting early breast cancer. Employing techniques used to correct the blurry images sent by Hubble prior to the 1993 servicing mission, this method is designed to detect microcalcifications, an early sign of breast cancer. A group of astronomical and medical researchers from the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) in Baltimore, Johns Hopkins University, and the Lombardi Cancer Research Center at the Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington, D.C., is testing this technique to detect microcalcifications in digitized mammograms."

 

[Comeds]

 

[elocomotive]

Whoa, Really?
"A unique marriage between Hubble Space Telescope astronomers and cancer researchers has produced an image-processing technique that shows promise in detecting early breast cancer. Employing techniques used to correct the blurry images sent by Hubble prior to the 1993 servicing mission, this method is designed to detect microcalcifications, an early sign of breast cancer. A group of astronomical and medical researchers from the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) in Baltimore, Johns Hopkins University, and the Lombardi Cancer Research Center at the Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington, D.C., is testing this technique to detect microcalcifications in digitized mammograms."

What do the researchers from the Spying on Your Neighbors Telescope Science Institute think of this research?

 

[elocomotive]

Whatever happened to...

Vee - she get banned? permanently?

IPW - can he just not go online at work now? everything okay with him?

Just curious.

 

[SLY]

Vee is permabanned. Some water cooler nonsense.

IPW must have his hoofs on some really good heroin. Or he got a life.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

IPW must have his hoofs on some really good heroin. Or he got a life.

tragic

 

[dare2be]

So was li0lish...I just assumed it was a timeout ban...wow.

 

[SLY]

tragic

lol

 

[puckhead]

RIP Horshack

Ron Palillo, TV's 'Horshack,' dead at 63 - CNN.com

 

[dash]

RIP Horshack

Ron Palillo, TV's 'Horshack,' dead at 63 - CNN.com

63 is way too young. RIP