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Re: Selling the house that I grew up Community Center Geeks' Lounge by rproffitt I've been lucky and able to retain my 1st home and with luck and research have it in property management so there's not much I need to do to keep it rented out. That said some areas are faced with declining populations such as Japan. See https://www.akiya-mart.com/ What's quite wacky is that in the US we have about 15 million empty homes yet … Re: Selling the house that I grew up Community Center Geeks' Lounge by Dani Renting it out might be a viable solution for jkon. Not so in my case, where my mom would need enough for a down payment on a place in California. As for that Japanese housing marketplace, without being familiar with Japan and/or the neighborhoods, there's no knowing if any of those homes are in good neighborhoods or what condition they are in.… Re: Selling the house that I grew up Community Center Geeks' Lounge by Reverend Jim Something similar. The family house was built in 1910 (the year my dad was born) on 30 acres of prime vegetable growing land. The acre and a half we lived on was beautifully treed and grassed. Because of healtb issues my dad sold the land to developers under the condition that when they decided to build we would move out. That was more than 10 … Re: Selling the house that I grew up Community Center Geeks' Lounge by Dani Jim, Is that the lake you would always spend summers at? Where are you currently living? City? Suburbs? Rural? Re: Selling the house that I grew up Community Center Geeks' Lounge by Reverend Jim Ayup. First went to Shebandowan summer of 1981 (wife's family cottage) and sold in 2021. At that point it had been in the family for almost 100 years. It was getting too hard to maintain at our age and the drive (close to eight hours) was just getting to be too much (I did the round trip three times that summer to bring stuff home). 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I'm still a work in progress. I'll get back to you when I'm done. I plan to live forever. So far so good. - **author unknown** LIFE problems Programming Software Development by stevechow …a population of organisms. This program will determine the life, death, and survival of bacteria from one generation…the grid with generation 0, your program must allow Life to proceed for 5 generations. 4. Display the …; endl; cout << endl; return 0; } [/CODE] life.txt [QUOTE] 100 1 3 1 7 1 8 1… Re: life on other planets Community Center Geeks' Lounge by ithelp … oxygen... over a couple billion years ... what kind of life would evolve? why wouldn't it make sense that many…. or at least, your basic fish variants and plant life. and the things that were different, they wouldn't … and ATP type of complex molecule can be constructed , life can exist , I heard solar system planets except earth … life on other planets Community Center Geeks' Lounge by jephthah … oxygen... over a couple billion years ... what kind of life would evolve? why wouldn't it make sense that many… of the life forms that would result, would be similiar to life forms that either once existed …. or at least, your basic fish variants and plant life. and the things that were different, they wouldn't … Re: life on other planets Community Center Geeks' Lounge by GrimJack … if fungi became the dominant life form? What is vibrating crystals were the dominant life form? Life on Earth is one long series… of accidents that could never in the life of the universe… Re: life on other planets Community Center Geeks' Lounge by NicAx64 [QUOTE]Life on Earth is one long series of accidents that could never in the life of the universe be duplicated.[/QUOTE] I agree with this too. But you can't say probability is equals to zero. so what is the distance to the next harmonic that we can find life. Re: life on other planets Community Center Geeks' Lounge by Salem …of other stuff which would not help either. Nor does life have to restrict itself to the surface. [url]http…was silence once more". But my guess is microbial life is endemic. [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extremophile…[/url] Basic life can get a foothold in all sorts of places. Liquid… Re: life on other planets Community Center Geeks' Lounge by jephthah …contact. just merely in a general sense, why wouldn't life on an "earth-like" planet naturally evolve into… creatures more or less "similar to" the life forms that have evolved here? i vaguely understand the complexities…the developing forms (in most part) to be suited for life on land or in water. and yes i know that… Re: life on other planets Community Center Geeks' Lounge by jlm699 …;868971]just merely in a general sense, why wouldn't life on an "earth-like" planet naturally evolve into… creatures more or less "similar to" the life forms that have evolved here?[/QUOTE] I guess the real… concentrations of elements that would absolutely affect the way that life evolves and adapts. Re: life on other planets Community Center Geeks' Lounge by GrimJack … working on adding a sixth kingdom in the classification of life just for the extremophiles. This classification will be called archea… keep finding different forms of communication as we study the life forms we grew up with: elephants use sounds below our… Re: life on other planets Community Center Geeks' Lounge by GrimJack [QUOTE=vegaseat;880323]If carbon would be all bound in solid insoluble rock, there wouldn't be any life.[/QUOTE] There would not be any carbon-based life - maybe it would be silica-based. Re: life on other planets Community Center Geeks' Lounge by vegaseat If carbon would be all bound in solid insoluble rock, there wouldn't be any life. Re: life on other planets Community Center Geeks' Lounge by sneekula [QUOTE=GrimJack;881376]There would not be any carbon-based life - maybe it would be silica-based.[/QUOTE]Wow, imagine the silicon units are breathing out silicon dioxide (sand)!