ringo

Another example - if you've grown up on Beatles music, you'd say Paul and Ringo rather than Mr.

This is the savior foretold in the old testament, and where matthew/john/paul/ringo draw most of their confirmation of Jesus' credentials.

Someone like John Ringo managed to write enjoyably written hard scifi (Live Free or Die) that holds up to this day.

Also, PhoneCard calls you, while Ringo appears to make an outgoing call.

I think a blocking driver could leave Ringo in the dust, but it would be useless.

Multi-book novels (trilogies, and longer) have often become normal, especially in science fiction - see most of the works of John Ringo and of David Weber, for examples.

I have several customers who are AirBnB hosts who use my service, Ringo [1], which lets their guests into the units via the apartment buzzer.

And since that day I've been wondering: why does NodeJs (=V8 JS engine in C) talking to MongoDB have higher response times and latency than Ringo (=Rhino JS engine on JVM) talking to MySQL.

I implemented the Ringo app for this benchmark and of course ran it against Node and a couple of others to see how we would perform in this neighborhood before I opened the pull request.

> It’s like a Beatles cover band in 1965 somehow becoming globally famous and deciding that, not only are they going to screw over John, Paul Ringo and George, they’re not fussed about making money and playing to whole stadiums for me.

I like the "Old Man's War" series about as much as I do Weber's and Ringo's books - they are interesting stories but the science is seriously hand-wavey.

Same thing as pointing to Pete Best and saying "see, had he been a bit better, he would've been the fourth Beatle instead of Ringo".

'Roast the fatted calf when the prodigal son returns.' At least, that's what Ringo and Weber's "We Few" claims...

So we get the user ID from there." Racoon, Wingman, EKS (Entropy Chaos Service), RGS, Barbie Doll, Ringo-2.

Ringo Starr never played the guitar, and John Lennon kept his hands from the drums.

Should I search for 椎名林檎, the Japanese spelling, Shiina Ringo, the transliteration following standard transliteration rules, or Sheena Ringo, the transliteration that the artist has chosen herself?

Think when the Beatles went looking a for Ringo.