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'The Answer' at 'Melkweg', Amsterdam on Monday, 30th of January 2012.
Cormac Neeson - Vocals
Paul Mahon - Guitar
Michael Waters - Bass
James Heatley - Drums
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11/1/08 @ Westfield Baptist Church
It was the day after Halloween, so everyone was in costumes.
WHERE'S WALDO?!?
The Answer + Bad Touch + The Picturebooks @ The Institute Library, Birmingham - Friday 20 March 2015
Photograph by Lisa Billingham, Billibee Creative
© 2015 Billibee Creative
In the article, “Did Humans Learn from Hobbits?” the writer seeks to find an answer for the reason why primitive stone tools, more specifically flakes, stayed the same for tens of thousands of years. The researchers in the article state that they believe that Homo Sapiens and the “Hobbits,” had some sort of contact on the islands of Indonesia, where the tools were discovered. They draw this conclusion based on the fact that the two groups used nearly the exact process in making the stone flakes. Although, considering that such a method and intellect for using these tools has been around for well over 10,000 years, it isn’t a stretch to believe that tool making skills could be hardwired into humanoids brains. It could be that this technique for making stone flakes could have become instinct through thousands of years of evolution and adaptation. Such a skill could have become necessary to the early species, as hunting is for predators, and avoiding poisonous plants is for grazers. Other primates also use tools and can mostly attributed to instinct and the teaching passed down from parents to offspring. Making and using tools is a characteristic that emerges as intellect develops and improves. Somewhere, a humanoid discovered the use of such stones for tools. The question being, how did he come up with such and idea?
Tiffany answers questions asked by another librarian, at the American Library Association's poster session in New Orleans. The poster is about using audience response systems.
SAP ABAP Interiew Questions and Answers For Freshers and Experienced Professionals.
SAP ABAP FAQ’s.
What is an ABAP?
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ABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming) is a high level programming language created by the German software company SAP.
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Photosynthesis! The answer to all of humankind's wretched efforts and stoopidity... its where most of the magic lies.. the poetry that makes sense and is life. Inspirational but it must only just set the pace... we... meaning you and I, really must try harder. After all cabbages have a far more sapient metthod of sourcing their energy than we do. The present season and in the present day the gardens are bursting with vitality. Read some more on the biochemical aspects of chlorophyll and the process of photosynthesis. OK bees are also inspirational.
18:06:2015: Meet twm first thing in garden. Cool day with energetic wind that abated late morning only to pick up again. Temp - 13C at tops. We do birthdays on an Industrial scale in June. Don't know why but happy birthday H. Beauty in tender years. First dance with M... ie her first dance ever.
Real Story - A Prayer was Answered..I was standing in front of this small water source and looking at the contrast of light and shade, a cool breeze was blowing and the there was only the sound of the water...I was ONE with the moment...Deep in my heart I wished and begged nature to send a bird right in the middle for my imagined composition to be complete...only moments later the prayer was answered, the gray cat bird stayed there providing enough time for me to take the picture , it didn't drink the water, nor took the shower..just stayed there before flying away..I couldn't take any better picture as I had to wipe water flowing from my eyes...It could just be a coincidence or synchronicity if I ask my brain, but If I ask my soul, there is no other answer..prayer was answered...
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When he calls to me, I will answer him;
I will be with him in trouble;
I will rescue him and honor him. (Psalm 91:15 ESV)
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