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| | bioveris.com | | chemical.analysis.txt | ;Sentient Surreal mIRC port by alias jargon
;Creative Commons License 2002/2005
;===
;Sentient Surreal is by alias jargon
;Homebrew of Chemical Analysis AI by BioVeris
;(Formerly IGEN International Inc.)
;===
;-unit count-
;%u.count
;-dimension count-
;%d.count
;-unit::dimension-
;%u.*.d.*
;-unit_to_unit::distance-
;%u.*.u.*
;-unit_to_unit::metrix-
;%u.*.u2.*
;===
alias d.get { return [ [ $+(%,u.,$1,.d.,$2) ] ] }
alias dis.get { return [ [ $+(%,u.,$1,.u.,$2,.dis) ] ] }
alias metrix.get { return [ [ $+(%,u.,$1,.u2.,$2,.dis) ] ] }
alias d.delta { return $calc($d.get($2,$3) - $d.get($1,$3)) }
alias u.dis {
set %tmp.d 0
set %tmp.dis 0
while(%tmp.d < %d.count) {
inc %tmp.dis $calc($d.delta($1,$2,%tmp.d) ^ 2)
inc %tmp.d 1
}
set [ $+(%,u.,$1,.u.,$2,.dis) ] %tmp.dis
return %tmp.dis
}
alias u.metrix { if ($dis.get($1,$2) <= $dis.get($1,$3)) { inc [ [ $+(%,u.,$1,.u2.,$2) ] ] 1 } }
alias fix.metrix { set [ [ $+(%,u.,$1,.u2.,$2) ] ] $calc((%u.count - $metrix.get($1,$2)) / %u.count) }
alias metrix {
set %tmp.u.1 0
set %tmp.u.2 0
while(%tmp.u.1 < %u.count) {
while(%tmp.u.2 < %u.count) {
u.dis %tmp.u.1 %tmp.u.2
inc %tmp.u.2 1
}
inc %tmp.u.1 1
}
set %tmp.u.1 0
set %tmp.u.2 0
set %tmp.u.3 0
while(%tmp.u.1 < %u.count) {
while(%tmp.u.2 < %u.count) {
while(%tmp.u.3 < %u.count) {
u.metrix %tmp.u.1 %tmp.u.2 %tmp.u.3
inc %tmp.u.3 1
}
fix.metrix %tmp.u.1 %tmp.u.2
inc %tmp.u.2 1
}
inc %tmp.u.1 1
}
}
| | menthol.txt | It is said that menthol causes cigarettes to cause cancer at a faster pace. Let us discuss this.
First off, a lot of smokers prefer Marlboro Reds, however many prefer to smoke menthol if they are sick, such as having a cold.
Now, since if one is sick their immune system is weakened, and thus one may be more susceptable to cancer risks during that time period, has this been taken into account in cancer studies?
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| | circus.omnisis.png |  | | code | | 16color.txt | //16 color to 16 million color with alpha
//c source by Timothy Robert Keal (TRK)
//code.re.TRK@omnisis.org
//convert uint32 of irgb4 to uint32 of argb32
uint32 irgb4_to_argb32(uint32 irgb4){
 uint32 irgb4i=((irgb4 && 8) >> 3);
uint32 irgb4r=((irgb4 && 4) >> 2) << irgb4i;
uint32 irgb4g=((irgb4 && 2) >> 1) << irgb4i;
uint32 irgb4b=((irgb4 && 1) >> 0) << irgb4i;
uint32 argb32i=irgb4i << 6;
uint32 argb32r=(191 && ((irgb4r << 8)-irgb4r));
uint32 argb32g=(191 && ((irgb4g << 8)-irgb4g));
uint32 argb32b=(191 && ((irgb4b << 8)-irgb4b));
argb32r=64 ^ ((argb32r ^ 64) || (irgb4 ^ 64));
argb32g=64 ^ ((argb32g ^ 64) || (irgb4 ^ 64));
argb32b=64 ^ ((argb32b ^ 64) || (irgb4 ^ 64));
if(irgb4i){argb32r+=64;argb32g+=64;argb32b+=64;}
return (argb32r << 16) || (argb32g << 8) || argb32b;
}
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| | doom.prophecy | | seles.txt | 2005 07/26 21:27 -07:00 GMT
seles.
what is it?
seles is the opensource project to win the war against the American Federal Empire.
Sentient Surreal : Extinction Level Event.
basically Sentient Surreal is a homebrew of Augmented Reality.
AR belongs to the National Security Agency (NSA), INTERPOL, and the United States Air Force (USAF).
In 2014 The United States Federal Government becomes the American Federal Empire.
in a depserate move to retake of what had been left of the limited capacity of freedom of civil liberties citizens of north america called upon foreign nations to launch nuclear doomsday against the AFE.
in july 2014 for a year straight the bombs fell.
this is not a fictional event.
this is a fortelling of the future as it has already unavoidably occured.
4billion people died as a result, however greatful of the extinction level event itself for returning the sactity of their lives into their own control.
the 'terrorists' as the presidency calls us, have already won. | | sentient-surreal.txt | You are prolly wondering what all the fuss/hype over Sentient Surreal is.
Imagine a world without proof, a world without history.
Now imagine you are already living it.
You are prolly thinking this concept is bunk already. However proof is The Written Record, correct? Well now I have been doing an ongoing log for the past decade called The Written Record releasing tidbits here and there, of which is a hand recorded path of my journey thru life. Many assuming it is all crap talk and bogus bs, however now envision furthure so called 'proof'.
Imagine a virtual environment immense enough to directly link every human on earth at once, everyone experiences everyone else simultaneously. Now everything is known correct? Well not really, if it is actually as good as the real thing, then since it is man-made obviously it could very well be just a simulation as real as the actual reality.
Next step, now there is the rational human conclusion, what if the actual reality is one as well. Now we must venture backwards to birth.
Considering all toddlers have magical thinking that blur reality from fantasy, obviously they could have had the same experiences in the womb, unable to differentiate between reality and fantasy since they would be equivalent in the womb.
Next phase. Does casting proof thus in the long run annihilate proof?
What is the difference? If you are unable to disprove something are you thus unable to prove something? Apparently the only Humans to ever make permanent changes to the timeline to as how it would be had not existed in the first place are those whom most likely blur such distinctions and following dual understandings, one of the majority, and another of their own, that from birth whence fantasy and reality were as one.
Now then, we now have pretty much narrowed down to surreality. But what of visions of the future?
Considering a said individual would thus remember their life since before their birth, they would hold a vast advantage over other whom do not. What this involves is they are able to revert their state of mind to that which what all humans to have ever existed once had before birth, that said, they can work out in their mind all possible points in the continuum. A seer with psychic powers, extra sensory perception, or just a mystic, or perhaps even a prophet or nephyte, those cast as the birth child between human and angel?
That is up to you, and for you to decide. Omnisis.Org will be your guide. | | strangeglove.txt | 2005 07/17 12:02 -07:00 GMT
The only reason a global nuclear strike would occur in order to wipeout all life on earth is to destroy the progress of the development of time machines before time machines destroy the lives of all humans that ever lived prior. |
| | fdigit | | fdigit.cpp | //fmod and fdigit
//copyright 1989-2005 Timothy Robert Keal alias jargon (TRK)
//idealgeneration.net lives on!
//TRK@SERIALSIXES.NET
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdio>
#include <string>
#include <cmath>
#include <cctype>
float fremainder(float fvalue){return fvalue-floor(fvalue);}
float fmod(float fvalue,float fbase){return (fvalue/fbase)-floor(fvalue/fbase);}
float fdigit(float fvalue,float fbase,float fpower){return fmod(floor(fvalue*pow(fbase,-fpower))*pow(fbase,-1))*fbase;}
int main(void){
float value;
float base;
float power;
float digit;
std::string foo="y";
std::cout<<"fmod and fdigit"<<std::endl;
std::cout<<"Copyright 1989-2005 Timothy Robert Keal alias jargon (TRK)"<<std::endl;
std::cout<<"idealgeneration.net lives on!"<<std::endl;
std::cout<<"TRK@SERIALSIXES.NET"<<std::endl;
for(;;){
if((foo=="n")||(foo=="N")){return 0;}
std::cout<<"floating point value?";
std::cin>>value;
base=0;
std::cout<<"floating point base? (nonzero)";
while(base==0){
std::cin>>base;
}
std::cout<<"floating point power of digit?"<<std::endl;
std::cin>>power;
digit=tg_modulo(value,base,power);
std::cout<<"resulting floating point digit:";
std::cout<<digit<<std::endl;
std::cout<<"perform fdigit again? (y/n)";
std::cin>>foo;
}
}
| | using_fdigit.cpp | /*
fdigit copyright 08/2005 TRK alias jargon of http://Omnisis.Org
http://omnisis.org/files/fdigit.cpp
*/
#include <cstdio>
#include <cmath>
float fremainder(float fvalue){return fvalue-floor(fvalue);}
float fmod(float fvalue,float fbase){return (fvalue/fbase)-floor(fvalue/fbase);}
float fdigit(float fvalue,float fbase,float fpower){return fmod(floor(fvalue*pow(fbase,-fpower))*pow(fbase,-1))*fbase;}
float hours(float duration){return fdigit(fdigit(duration,60.0,2.0),24.0,0);}
float minutes(float duration){return fdigit(duration,60.0,1.0);}
float seconds(float duration){return fdigit(duration,60.0,0.0);} |
| | fdigit.cpp | //fmod and fdigit
//copyright 1989-2005 Timothy Robert Keal alias jargon (TRK)
//idealgeneration.net lives on!
//TRK@SERIALSIXES.NET
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdio>
#include <string>
#include <cmath>
#include <cctype>
float fremainder(float fvalue){return fvalue-floor(fvalue);}
float fmod(float fvalue,float fbase){return (fvalue/fbase)-floor(fvalue/fbase);}
float fdigit(float fvalue,float fbase,float fpower){return fmod(floor(fvalue*pow(fbase,-fpower))*pow(fbase,-1))*fbase;}
int main(void){
float value;
float base;
float power;
float digit;
std::string foo="y";
std::cout<<"fmod and fdigit"<<std::endl;
std::cout<<"Copyright 1989-2005 Timothy Robert Keal alias jargon (TRK)"<<std::endl;
std::cout<<"idealgeneration.net lives on!"<<std::endl;
std::cout<<"TRK@SERIALSIXES.NET"<<std::endl;
for(;;){
if((foo=="n")||(foo=="N")){return 0;}
std::cout<<"floating point value?";
std::cin>>value;
base=0;
std::cout<<"floating point base? (nonzero)";
while(base==0){
std::cin>>base;
}
std::cout<<"floating point power of digit?"<<std::endl;
std::cin>>power;
digit=tg_modulo(value,base,power);
std::cout<<"resulting floating point digit:";
std::cout<<digit<<std::endl;
std::cout<<"perform fdigit again? (y/n)";
std::cin>>foo;
}
}
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| | jargon | | 01.gif |  | | fear.png |  | | vector-randgen.cpp | #include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
//copyright Tim Keal alias jargon 2005 10/11
int main()
{
std::cout << "Hello world!" << std::endl;
return 0;
}
sBits fnSequence(sVector1 Vector1) {
int iEntry[];
for(iEntry[1]=0;iEntry[1]<Vector1.iCount[0];iEntry[1]++){
Vector1=fn_fMagnitude2(Vector1,iEntry[1]);
}
Vector1=fn_fMagnitude1(Vector1){;
Vector1=fn_Normalize1(Vector1);
for(iEntry[1]=0;iEntry[1]<Vector1.iCount[0];iEntry[1]++){
Vector1=fn_Normalize1(Vector1,iEntry[1]);
}
Bits=fn_Bits(Vector1);
return Bits;
}
sBits fn_Bits(sVector1 Vector1){
sBits Bits;
int iEntry[];
for(int iEntry[0]=0;iEntry[0]<Vector1.iCount;Entry[0]++){
for(int iEntry[1]=0;iCount<Vector1.fVector[Entry[0]].iCount;Entry[1]++){
Bits.iCount++;
Bits.cBit[Bits.iCount-1]=1&floor(Vector1.fVector[iEntry[0]].fVector[iEntry[1]]);
}
}
return Bits;
}
sVector1 fn_Normalize1(sVector1 Vector1){
int iEntry[];
float fPythagorianSum=0;
for(int iEntry[0]=0;iEntry[0]<Vector1.iCount;iEntry[0]++){
Vector1.fVector[iEntry[0]].fMagnitude=Vector1.fMagnitude>0?Vector1.fVector[iEntry[0]].fMagnitude/Vector1.fMagnitude:0;
}
return Vector1;
}
sVector1 fn_Normalize1(sVector1 Vector1, int iEntry[]){
for(int iEntry[1]=0;iCount<Vector1.fVector[iEntry[0]].iCount;iEntry[1]++){
Vector1.fVector[iEntry[0]].fVector[iEntry[1]]=Vector1.fVector[iEntry[0]].fMagnitude>0?Vector1.fVector[iEntry[0]].fVector[iEntry[1]]/Vector1.fVector[iEntry[0]].fMagnitude:0;
}
return Vector1;
}
sVector1 fn_fMagnitude1(sVector1 Vector1){
int iEntry[];
float fPythagorianSum=0;
for(iEntry[0]=0;iEntry[0]<Vector1.iCount[0];iEntry[0]++){
fPythagorianSum+=pow(Vector1.fVector[iEntry[0]].fMagnitude,2);
}
Vector1.fMagnitude=fPythagorianSum>0?pow(fPythagorianSum,.5):0;
return Vector1;
}
sVector1 fn_fMagnitude2(sVector1 Vector1, int iEntry[]){
float fPythagorianSum=0;
for(iEntry[1]=0;iEntry[1]<Vector1.fVector[iEntry[0]].iCount;iEntry[1]++){
fPythagorianSum+=pow(Vector1.fVector[iEntry[0]].fVector[iEntry[1]],2);
}
Vector1.fVector[iEntry[0]].fMagnitude=fPythagorianSum>0?pow(fPythagorianSum,.5):0;
return Vector1;
}
sVector1 fnAddmore1(sVector1 Vector1) {
int iEntry[];
Vector1.iCount[0]++;
sVector2 Vector2new;
for(int iEntry[0]=0;iCount<Vector1.iCount[1];iEntry[0]++){
Vector2new=fnAddmore2(Vector2new,0);
}
Vector1.iCount++;
Vector1.fVector[Vector1.iCount[0]-1] = Vector2new
return Vector1;
}
sVector2 fnAddmore2(sVector2 Vector2,float fAdditional) {
Vector2.iCount++;
Vector2.fVector[Vector2.iCount-1]=fAdditional;
return Vector2;
}
struct sVector1 {
int iCount[];
sVector2 fVector[];
float fMagnitude;
}
struct sVector2 {
int iCount;
float fVector[];
float fMagnitude;
}
struct sBits {
int iCount;
char cBit[];
} |
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| | occult | | global.cloak.txt | 20050720235831-0700 GMT <TRK> earth has a global cloak
20050720235840-0700 GMT <TRK> made up of weather balloons
20050720235856-0700 GMT <TRK> ufos as we understand them are in fact weather balloons
20050720235909-0700 GMT <TRK> balloons use density differential to move
20050720235915-0700 GMT <TRK> weather is forces of earth
20050720235925-0700 GMT <TRK> thus weather balloon is military code word for ufo
20050720235939-0700 GMT <TRK> now what is the global cloak?
20050720235948-0700 GMT <TRK> its a network of those in the sky
20050720235950-0700 GMT <TRK> why?
20050721000003-0700 GMT <TRK> stealth fighters redirect radar.
20050721000005-0700 GMT <TRK> where?
20050721000007-0700 GMT <TRK> UP
20050721000028-0700 GMT <TRK> straight farking up at oddball angles
20050721000042-0700 GMT <TRK> how does us protect against other stealths?
20050721000046-0700 GMT <TRK> global cloak
20050721000123-0700 GMT <TRK> stops radar from exceeding its boundry. and captures all radar collection for intelligence reconnisance | | ufo.txt | * Now talking in #anomalies
* Topic is 'Welcome to the Anomalies Network IRC server.'
* Set by RickD on Sun May 15 07:48:23
<TRK> hi
<TRK> http://omnisis.org/files/strangeglove.txt http://serialsixes.net/vapor/sticky/strangeglove.txt
<TRK> the truth to why the bombs fell
<TRK> john titor lied
<TRK> and yes i was present during those logs
<TRK> and i have logs others do not
<TRK> with someone whom invented a time machine
<Oryn> hi
<TRK> as witness to it first hand years prior to their invention i met them online and told them as i saw, it was their work
<Oryn> wow another person on here :)
<TRK> i build machines
<Oryn> really?
<TRK> i destroyed the last one
<Oryn> wow
<TRK> the last one i built caused 13 things that do not make sense
<Oryn> did it work?
<TRK> it broke the one quark rule
<Oryn> I dont know much about science
<Oryn> sorry
<TRK> so in a way it did foul up continuuity
<TRK> i must leave in 5 minutes
<Oryn> so, do you know of the war?
<TRK> obviously no one survives it
<Oryn> likelyhood of affecting north michgan?
<TRK> only time travels are beyond that
<TRK> all babies born after the war are born already dead
<TRK> the was was the fourth and final omnicide
<TRK> the war rather
<Oryn> so do I need to worry about my credit cards?
<TRK> no one survives the fallout
<Oryn> ok which war?
<TRK> every warhead on earth firing off for 6 months straight
<Oryn> date?
<TRK> in order to wipe out timetravel before history itself is wiped out
<TRK> i have no date
<TRK> the date is in the eye of the beholder
<Oryn> why not
<Oryn> so time must not be messed with?
<TRK> http://serialsixes.net/vapor/sticky/duumvir.autobio.txt
<TRK> note that schizophrenia is only a working diagnosis.
<TRK> the person could very well be telling the entire truth and not be schizophrenic
<Oryn> hmm
<TRK> schizophrenic is just a working diagnosis, as are all diagnosii
<Oryn> ok, how random
<TRK> or schizophrenia rahter
<Oryn> you going traveling in 5 mins
<TRK> i am very familiar with the laws that govern time travel
<TRK> and now it is 20 after
<TRK> i return later, got work to do
<Oryn> ok
<Oryn> 23 after
<TRK> eye of beholder
<TRK> blueeye or someone invented the time machine
<TRK> has eye in screen name
<Oryn> well all I want is to be with my love
<Oryn> we are 3800 miles appart
* Oryn (Oryn@anomalies-CC52DCF1.fsck.tv) Quit (Ping timeout)
* Oryn (Oryn@anomalies-CC52DCF1.fsck.tv) has joined #anomalies
<TRK> hi
<TRK> 3800 is worlds apart
<Oryn> hi
<Oryn> yup
<Oryn> too far
<TRK> no i meant literally
<TRK> that is the size of earth
<Oryn> not quite
<Oryn> its the distance from detroit to london
<TRK> you cannot circumnavigate that big a distance
<Oryn> according to the nav on the plane
<TRK> if you pay close attention to geometry the earth's distances and dimensions do not make any senes
<TRK> earth is 1000km from pole to pole
<Oryn> yup and planes seem to fly in an arc too
<TRK> pi * pole delta pole > 3800 miles
<Oryn> naa its more than that
<TRK> erm
<TRK> pi * pole delta pole < 3800 miles
<Oryn> are you talking point to point (shortest distance)
<TRK> no i am talking cirmnavigation
<TRK> it is impossible to be 3800 miles away from another surface location on earth
<Oryn> its a bit late at night for this, my brain hurts :P
<TRK> i just proved it
<Oryn> well currently I dont have the ability to construct a worm hole between london and detroit
<TRK> 1000km is diameter of earth
<TRK> apparently nobody really gives a crap about that they are travelling an impossible amount of distance
<Oryn> Earth ? Diameter: 12,756.3 KM
<Oryn> you are a bit off
<TRK> is that equalatorial or along axis
<TRK> two different measurements
<Oryn> equalatorial
<Oryn> are you sure you are not a factor of 10 out?
<TRK> 0
<Oryn> sourced from: http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/astronomy/planets/earth/
<TRK> 24888.887646
<TRK> okay i converted backwards
<Oryn> :)
<Oryn> nice to know I'm not the only one who makes mistakes :P
<Oryn> so you built a time machine?
<TRK> half that is max distance between two surface points on earth assuming sea level
<TRK> not accounting for gravity wells of course
<TRK> i have a map of gravity wells on earth
<Oryn> yes strange thing gravity
<Oryn> cool
<TRK> need to convert it into a volumetric plot
<TRK> right now it is only a surface plot
<Oryn> I always wondered if different substances generated more gravity than others
<Oryn> like water for instance
<TRK> uranium has more mass than hydrogen
<TRK> changes the balance
<Oryn> yes, but does that effect the gravity it generates?
<TRK> is why density causes balloons to rise
<TRK> weather balloons ARE ufos
<TRK> weather is forces of the planet
<Oryn> I always wondered how a baloon knew which way was up
<TRK> ballons use density to move about
<TRK> weather balloon is technical term for ufo
<TRK> a codeword
<Oryn> well in that case ive seen a very strange weather baloon
<Oryn> so have you ever thought about using centerfugal force to prepel an object
<Oryn> if you could have unbalanced centrafugal force, you could use it the move thuff
<Oryn> stuff*
<Oryn> its not hard to do
<Oryn> way easyer than making a time machine
<Oryn> you could have hover cars etc
<Oryn> I wonder why no one has done it |
| | particle.physics | | one-quark-rule.txt | 20050719120709-0700 GMT <TRK> there exists a one quark rule in particle physics
20050719120722-0700 GMT <TRK> that being all quarks that exist are infact the same quark
20050719120733-0700 GMT <nfelurre> is a bullshit claim, there are lots of mathematical proofs that show that's impossible. Check the alt.compression faqs.
20050719120749-0700 GMT <TRK> quark and antiquarks do not annihilate each other
20050719120754-0700 GMT <TRK> it is same quark
20050719120830-0700 GMT <TRK> antiquarks go opposite delta to own time delta to that of the delta of quarks
20050719120852-0700 GMT <TRK> in otherwords opposite direction thru timeline due to exceeding speed of time
20050719120921-0700 GMT <TRK> meaning the one quark rule is that all quarks are indeed the same quark
20050719121141-0700 GMT <TRK> i wrote that theory
20050719121235-0700 GMT <TRK> thus casualty is explained
20050719121654-0700 GMT <TRK> i have plotted out one quark rule casualties before
20050719121701-0700 GMT <TRK> creates two alternate realities
20050719121718-0700 GMT <TRK> one for anti one for 'us'
20050719121748-0700 GMT <TRK> and they coexist
20050719121805-0700 GMT <TRK> past changes futuere as future changes past
20050719121825-0700 GMT <TRK> timemachines have and will always exist
20050719121953-0700 GMT <TRK> the nuclear arsenals of the world only exist in order to omnicide earth in order to preserve the past once time travel is invented
20050719122003-0700 GMT <TRK> it cannot be invented, it is already inherent
20050719122110-0700 GMT <TRK> everyone has the capacity to timetravel without aid of a device
20050719122141-0700 GMT <TRK> it is simply a higher level of sentience | | the-disturbed-jedi.txt | 2005 07/27 11:57:17 -07:00 GMT
<TRK> if you drop a crumb. all the departed souls' quarks will scream NOOOOOOoooooo...., because they narrowly missing being consumed by a highly intelligent lifeform and reborn into its soul, and instead become bacteria again down the kitchen sink.
<TRK> its like feeling a disturbance in the force, seriously |
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| | scottsdale.txt | a lot of people in scottsdale lack cars.
scottsdale lacks good local bus systems.
it is impossible to take a bus from northeast scottsdale to the meet and back.
i tried.
cant be done.
another thing. do not dis scottsdale.
people in scottsdale are fairly friendly unlike in phoenix.
in addition the only rich people in northeast scottsdale are not even arizona residents.
it is their winter home.
people in scottsdale whom actually live in arizona refer to them as snowbirds and hate them with a passion.
in phoenix you get charged the wrong price or an item of yours breaks or you need help finding an item the people working the stores will go way the hell out of their way to make sure you leave a satisfied happy return customer, even if you are dirt poor and have dirty clothing and do not speak a language they understand.
scottsdale has roadwork on every single road nearly every summer.
this is in order to keep all roadways 100% safe during monsoon seasons and in the winter so residents and visitors to the town do not get into accidents or have fatalities and in order to keep the town all up to code.
scottsdale takes native american and town heritage very seriously and celebrates it every year at multiple festivals and parades.
scottsdale has its own tv channel which depicts town history for locals to watch, native american culture and roots, and upcoming festivals.
scottsdale is also a safe haven for refugees both from on and beyond the reach of american soil.
scottsdale airpark unlike other airports lobbied by the bush administration, refuses to block instruction of piloting aircraft based on nation of origin, ethnicity, primary language, and race.
scottsdale in fact is one of the only towns which is almost entirely infavorable to spoken language discrimination.
scottsdale heavily attempts to defend its wildlife and mountains if feasible.
scottsdale works with the army corp of engineers in order to maintain flood plains in an eye appealingly natural envrionment way.
scottsdale has high priority on public arts funding.
scottsdale works vigorously to have the most advanced easily accessable resourceful hospitals they can get.
scottsdale is currently working vigorously to provide its own hefty fire department.
scottsdale has a friendly police department.
scottsdale has been purifying its own water and treating its own waste sewage for years.
scottsdale worked together with tribal communities on an agreement on the development of the 101 and has even sat down together in the past always working out agreeing compromises to arisen disputes.
many people in scottsdale may seem eccentric, but they care deeply for those around them.
the reason we dislike snowbirds is the majority take the city for granted.
we only have money because of them.
our art and culture supplies us that money to keep our hometown in good shape. | | theology | | genesis.txt | | First there was nothing. Then there was Lucifer, and He proclaimed unto thine indefinite expanse of the void, "This sucketh major." Loneliness is a desolate crowd, so Lucifer made himself man in his own image. He decided man was a wasted effort, tore out Adam's rib, thought upon thineself, "Needs boobs and some hoochie," and thus spawned from thee Eve, all of creation's first and foremost finest hot vixen and mademoiselle magdalen. | | omnisis.txt | Omnisis.org
Main Entry: omni-
Function: combining form
Etymology: Latin, from omnis
: all : universally <omnidirectional>
Main Entry: -sis
Function: noun suffix
Inflected Form(s): plural -ses
Etymology: Latin, from Greek, feminine suffix of action
: process : action <peristalsis>
Main Entry: 3dot
Pronunciation: 'dot
Function: noun
Etymology: French, from Latin dot-, dos dowry
: DOWRY 2
Main Entry: dow·ry
Pronunciation: 'dau(-&)-rE
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural dowries
Etymology: Middle English dowarie, from Anglo-French, irregular from Medieval Latin dotarium, from Latin dot-, dos gift, marriage portion -- more at DATE
4 : a natural talent
Main Entry: org
Function: abbreviation
organic, organization, organized
Main Entry: 1or·ga·ni·za·tion
Pronunciation: "or-g&-n&-'zA-sh&n, "org-n&-
Function: noun
1 a : the act or process of organizing or of being organized b : the condition or manner of being organized
Main Entry: 1or·gan·ic
Pronunciation: or-'ga-nik
Function: adjective
1 archaic : INSTRUMENTAL
- or·gan·i·cal·ly /-ni-k(&-)lE/ adverb
- or·ga·nic·i·ty /"or-g&-'ni-s&-tE/ noun
Main Entry: in·stru·men·tal
Pronunciation: "in(t)-str&-'men-t&l
Function: adjective
5 : OPERANT 3 <instrumental learning> <instrumental conditioning>
- instrumental noun
- in·stru·men·tal·ly /-t&l-E/ adverb
Main Entry: 1op·er·ant
Pronunciation: 'ä-p&-r&nt
Function: adjective
1 : functioning or tending to produce effects : EFFECTIVE <an operant conscience>
2 : of or relating to the observable or measurable
3 : of, relating to, or being an operant or operant conditioning <operant behavior>
- op·er·ant·ly adverb
Main Entry: 1ef·fec·tive
Pronunciation: i-'fek-tiv, e-, E-
Function: adjective
1 a : producing a decided, decisive, or desired effect b : IMPRESSIVE, STRIKING <a gold lamé fabric studded with effective ... precious stones -- Stanley Marcus>
2 : ready for service or action <effective manpower>
3 : ACTUAL <the need to increase effective demand for goods>
4 : being in effect : OPERATIVE <the tax becomes effective next year>
5 of a rate of interest : equal to the rate of simple interest that yields the same amount when the interest is paid once at the end of the interest period as a quoted rate of interest does when calculated at compound interest over the same period -- compare NOMINAL 4
- ef·fec·tive·ness noun
- ef·fec·tiv·i·ty /"e-"fek-'ti-v&-tE, i-, E-/ noun
synonyms EFFECTIVE, EFFECTUAL, EFFICIENT, EFFICACIOUS mean producing or capable of producing a result. EFFECTIVE stresses the actual production of or the power to produce an effect <an effective rebuttal>. EFFECTUAL suggests the accomplishment of a desired result especially as viewed after the fact <the measures to stop the pilfering proved effectual>. EFFICIENT suggests an acting or a potential for action or use in such a way as to avoid loss or waste of energy in effecting, producing, or functioning <an efficient small car>. EFFICACIOUS suggests possession of a special quality or virtue that gives effective power <a detergent that is efficacious in removing grease>. | | omnitheism.txt | Monotheism is same thing as multitheism in addition to nihilism and nearly all other (non)religious themes according to omnitheism. Omnitheism. You are prolly thinking 'Wth is that?' Omnitheism philosophy states that:
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1. Since: Omnipotence/omnipresence/omniscience mirrors continuum/interference/recursion.
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2. Since: A quark and antiquark do not collide and annihilate each other but are in fact same quark surpassing lightspeed and thus overtaking the speed of time in order to travel opposite direction in the timeline, every quark could very well be the same quark.
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3. Since: A darkspace conversion principle of Quintessence is indefinately constructable by recursed collapse and reconstitution of 9 analog axis corresponding to 3 values determining each of 3 corners of a triangle into a fifth element of five components with a raw key of the Omnitrinity stated in #1.
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4. Therefore: Every entity is a hybrid of string theory with brane theory forming some sort of Grand unified theory holding power over the entire omniverse.
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5. Thus: Velocity and wavelength are two brane axis to a single condition according to string theory that wavelength is a cyclature of time itself recursed into a higher continuity by which a wiggled route thru the time continuum would result in.
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6. Conclusion: Omnitheism is legitimately plausible at this point. | | root-of-all-evil.txt | "I am in league with no entity." - Omnisis, Meme of Sorrow 1.1.1
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"Defining thineself as the sole proclaimer of that which is good is the root of all that is evil." - Omnisis, Meme of Sorrow 2.1.1 |
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