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Ive gotten close once but he just takes so much button mashing its really hard to kill him before the timer runs out, the rest of the game wasnt that bad, I mean I only lost like 120 lives to get to himAby_Z said:
Here is the Time Independent Schrodinger Equation:
(phi)'' = (2m/(hbar^2))(U(x) - E)(phi)
Where phi is a wavefunction of a particle as a function of distance, m is the mass of a particle, hbar is Plank's constant divided by 2*pi, U(x) is the potential energy as a function of distance, and E is the energy of the particle.
Use it to find equations of wavefunctions. Can only be solved using knowledge of differential equations.
(phi)'' = (2m/(hbar^2))(U(x) - E)(phi)
Where phi is a wavefunction of a particle as a function of distance, m is the mass of a particle, hbar is Plank's constant divided by 2*pi, U(x) is the potential energy as a function of distance, and E is the energy of the particle.
Use it to find equations of wavefunctions. Can only be solved using knowledge of differential equations.
Normally i'm full of useless information but when asked directly it's hard to think of something.
Ok i got something. When a wolf runs it runs by moving both of its front legs at once, this motion opens up the diaphragm and collapsed it again automatically, so the wolf doen't use up any extra energy breathing hence they can run for a long time.
EDIT: For the guy above. If you want to represent powers properly you can stick stuff between [ sup ] [/ sup ] brackets (without the spaces)
So you could write
(phi)'' = (2m/(hbar[sup]2[/sup]))(U(x) - E)(phi)
Thats also something not many people know.
Ok i got something. When a wolf runs it runs by moving both of its front legs at once, this motion opens up the diaphragm and collapsed it again automatically, so the wolf doen't use up any extra energy breathing hence they can run for a long time.
EDIT: For the guy above. If you want to represent powers properly you can stick stuff between [ sup ] [/ sup ] brackets (without the spaces)
So you could write
(phi)'' = (2m/(hbar[sup]2[/sup]))(U(x) - E)(phi)
Thats also something not many people know.
That's much better than my first run... Well, something to note is that when Sir Sweet starts charging up for that attack that makes the whole platform area explode, you have time to jump into the air and use an air attack 4 times before you need to bail ship. He uses this twice. The first time you're probably going to see anyway, and the second time is about at 30 seconds left. I was able to beat him with only 25 seconds left to spare and I didn't even button mash at full speed for half of it, so it's definitly possible; just gotta persevere.Worgen said:
The plastic cap at the end of a shoelace is called an aglet. Their true purpose is sinister.
Also, the first feminist work was written by Mary Wollstonecraft in 1792. It was called "A Vindication of the Rights of Women". She was also the mother of Mary Shelley, the writer of Frankenstein.
Also, the first feminist work was written by Mary Wollstonecraft in 1792. It was called "A Vindication of the Rights of Women". She was also the mother of Mary Shelley, the writer of Frankenstein.
Plug flow is an assumption in which the velocity profile of a fluid has a uniform cross section. It is an assumption used a lot in heat transfer and fluids.
Don't laugh - a friend got asked what it was during his thesis defense and was totally stumped!
Actual useful info: You can use a smashed up banana to replace an egg in baking. It cuts down on the cholesterol.
Don't laugh - a friend got asked what it was during his thesis defense and was totally stumped!
Actual useful info: You can use a smashed up banana to replace an egg in baking. It cuts down on the cholesterol.
Origin of the phrase: "Liar Liar Pants on Fire:"
The origins of the phrase are not in question. It is a paraphrased version of the 1810 poem The Liar by William Blake.
Cool old poem.
Deceiver, dissembler
Your trousers are alight
From what pole or gallows
Shall they dangle in the night?
When I asked of your career
Why did you have to kick my rear
With that stinking lie of thine
Proclaiming that you owned a mine?
When you asked to borrow my stallion
To visit a nearby moored galleon
How could I ever know that you
Intended to turn him into glue?
What red devil of mendacity
Grips your soul with such tenacity?
Will one you cruelly shower with lies
Put a pistol ball between your eyes?
What internal serpent
Has lent you his forked tongue?
From what pit of foul deceit
Are all these whoppers sprung?
Deceiver, dissembler
Your trousers are alight
From what pole or gallows
Do they dangle in the night?
The origins of the phrase are not in question. It is a paraphrased version of the 1810 poem The Liar by William Blake.
Cool old poem.
Deceiver, dissembler
Your trousers are alight
From what pole or gallows
Shall they dangle in the night?
When I asked of your career
Why did you have to kick my rear
With that stinking lie of thine
Proclaiming that you owned a mine?
When you asked to borrow my stallion
To visit a nearby moored galleon
How could I ever know that you
Intended to turn him into glue?
What red devil of mendacity
Grips your soul with such tenacity?
Will one you cruelly shower with lies
Put a pistol ball between your eyes?
What internal serpent
Has lent you his forked tongue?
From what pit of foul deceit
Are all these whoppers sprung?
Deceiver, dissembler
Your trousers are alight
From what pole or gallows
Do they dangle in the night?
I don't know if this is true or not but it sounds genuine, If you pound an original idea into a nintendo game developers head the explosion is equivalent to 4 nuclear bombs, I guess that's why there are more sonic/mario games than people on earth.
On a more serious note, always fill your car up first thing in the morning, the cold will make the fuel denser therefore you get more fuel per litre.
On a more serious note, always fill your car up first thing in the morning, the cold will make the fuel denser therefore you get more fuel per litre.
The stars on the American flag hanging on the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canavral Florida are exactly 6 feet from point to point.
The world's longest game of underwater Monopoly lasted 3 months
There are more French restaurants in New York City than there are in Paris.
The world's longest game of underwater Monopoly lasted 3 months
There are more French restaurants in New York City than there are in Paris.
The damage attribute on weapons in Mount&Blade come in three varieties, cutting(slashing), piercing, and blunt. The factor is based on the damage in the itemkinds1 file. 0-255 is cutting, 256-511 is piercing, and 512+ is blunt.
Earth is the largest solid planet, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are all made of gas and therefore disqualifying them. Mars, Venus, Mercury, and Pluto are all smaller than the Earth.
The planets are named after Roman gods, which are more or less renamed Greek gods (Zeus-Jupiter, Hades-Pluto, Ares-Mars, etc.).
Jesus is nearly entirely based on Horus (Egyptian Sun God). From the virgin birth on Dec 25th, to the 12 disciples, to the 3 days of being dead and resurrection. Also many of our terms for the sun come from Horus (horizon=Horus has risen, sunset is based off the Egyptian god of the underworld Set defeating Horus and sending him to the underworld each night, Horus defeating Set and returning to light the day).
Who is not on first.
Earth is the largest solid planet, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are all made of gas and therefore disqualifying them. Mars, Venus, Mercury, and Pluto are all smaller than the Earth.
The planets are named after Roman gods, which are more or less renamed Greek gods (Zeus-Jupiter, Hades-Pluto, Ares-Mars, etc.).
Jesus is nearly entirely based on Horus (Egyptian Sun God). From the virgin birth on Dec 25th, to the 12 disciples, to the 3 days of being dead and resurrection. Also many of our terms for the sun come from Horus (horizon=Horus has risen, sunset is based off the Egyptian god of the underworld Set defeating Horus and sending him to the underworld each night, Horus defeating Set and returning to light the day).
Who is not on first.
In the German language there is an unstranlatable word meaning "happily drunk and full (not hungry... I like to explain myself alot)" its "gemutlich"
