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Nibbles is a code golf ball markers personalized language for mortals (it aims to be good at code golf while remaining relatively simple). Do you have good handles? Johnson, who Eric Clapton called "the most important blues musician who ever lived," played the guitar so well that some said he must have made a deal with the devil. Back in 1989, a man named Bob Lazar claimed that he'd been hired to work briefly as a researcher at a part of Area 51 called S-4, which was so secretive that he and other workers were taken there in a bus with blacked-out windows, so that they couldn't discern the route. That part is called fulfillment, and if your startup business is really small, you'll do most of the work yourself, by hauling your goods to the post office or UPS store. Shandrow, Kim Lachance. "How to Start a Business Online." Entrepreneur. According to a recent report by the business research and consulting firm A.T.

The Dodge Challenger has been produced at three different times in Dodge's history, the most recent period beginning in 2008. This so-called "pony car" can be purchased in "Hellcat" or "Hellcat Redeye" versions. In tournament play, 12 or 16 points generally determine a winner, usually after three to five sets. But you've still got to get the goods into his or her hands by shipping it. Kearney, about 90 percent of retail sales still occur inside the walls of physical stores, and if you include transactions done by physical retailers with an online presence - such as stuff that's ordered online but held at a store for pickup - the share increases to 95 percent. The cars of the ‘80s still stand out today, and include sleek racers like the Ferrari F40, as well as off-roaders, sedans and more. It would have made more sense to film at a remote top-secret military installation, one that general public didn't even know existed. MJ-12, as conspiracy junkies refer to it, supposedly started as a blue-ribbon panel of scientists and military leaders created by President Harry Truman in 1947, shortly after the crash of an alien spacecraft near Roswell, New Mexico. Jacobson, Mark. "Harry Truman Ordered This Alien Cover-up." New York.

Another self-styled whistleblower, "Victor," who also claimed to have worked at Area 51, said in a 1997 radio interview that he had witnessed an alien interrogation, and even provided a grainy video which supposedly shows a human officer trying to communicate telepathically with an diminutive extraterrestrial pilot who'd been shot down by the U.S. Over the years, he claims, the U.S. There even have been people who've claimed they've been abducted by government black helicopters and turned over to flying saucer crews for examination, which suggests a link between the extraterrestrials and human elite who are out to forge a one-world government and intermingle the two species. The people on this list made a name for themselves early in life and probably don't intend to fade away any time soon. U-2 spy plane. One day, they flew over the Groom Lake salt flat in Nevada, and found exactly were looking for - an old abandoned Army Air Corps airstrip that was just 100 miles (161 km) from Las Vegas, yet so far off the beaten path that it didn't even have a name. It was all intended to divert attention away from the actual experimental spy aircraft and other gadgetry that the government actually was developing.

When you combine two popular objects of conspiracy theories - Area 51 and the assertion that government scientists are secretly trying to manipulate the atmosphere in an effort to develop a weather-control weapon - you get a combination that's almost as irresistible as, say, chocolate-covered bacon. When I was a slightly less penniless teenager, I joined a mail-order record club, mostly to get the 15 free records they offered a premium. When I was a kid in the mid-1960s, it was a big thrill to get the Sears catalog in the mail. Levy, Joel. "The Little Book of Conspiracies: 50 Reasons to Be Paranoid." Thunder's Mouth Press. Though the U.S. government ostensibly controls Area 51, many conspiracy theorists suspect that the secret base has been co-opted by extraterrestrials, and that the little gray beings now are either sharing authority or even running the show. Area 51's classified nature made it the perfect blank slate for generations of conspiracy theorists. While there's no evidence that such research continued at Area 51, weather modification does sound like just the sort of trick that government scientists would try to pick up from captured aliens. On government maps, the place was designated nondescriptly as Area 51 of the Nevada Test Site.