The cameras were so cumbersome and there were loads of huge cables everywhere".
I've been doing quite a bit of work with my grandpa, building a new terrace to sit on and also lifting loads of huge rocks to make a new level bit of ground next to it which is bloody tiring!
I've been doing quite a bit of work with my grandpa, building a new terrace to sit on and also lifting loads of huge rocks to make a new level bit of ground next to it – which is bloody tiring!
Great location on the river, loads of seats, huge buffet with lots of choice and it changes so if you visit more than once you'll get different dishes.
The guy is covered from head-to-toe in tattoos, he's got long, lank hair, loads of piercings, huge piercings in his ears, he DJs bass at the local anarchist social club, he raves with the rest of us".
This process has been highly optimized with respect to speed and memory usage to allow loading of the huge KEGG database within about five seconds on an i386 PC with a CPU tact of 2 GHz.
While valuations may not be holding the big stocks back, several other headwinds could crimp performance: While now is not a good time to load up on shares of huge companies or bet heavily on funds linked to capitalization-weighted indexes the big stocks merit watching.
In spite of huge load shedding problems in cities, and successful demonstration efforts with roof-top solar in Gujarat, solar entrepreneurs told me there is little progress in backing out expensive, dirty urban diesel back-up because the government and utilities have been unwilling to pay roof-top solar owners the true value of the surplus power they feed into the grid.
We thought, "Hey, wouldn't it be good if we could turn back time and take photos at some of GETME s early parties, featuring the likes of Dean Blunt and King Krule and Warrior Queen and a load of other now-huge underground demi-gods?" So that's what we did.
TOM KUNTZ In "Overload and Boredom: Essays on the Quality of Life in the Information Society" (Greenwood Press, 1986), the sociologist Orrin E. Klapp sought to explain "how a society could become boring in spite -- indeed because -- of huge loads of information": This is a high-input society.
