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UK utilities I've always assumed are doing this hence the wilder and wilder over-estimation of bills in order to hold more customers cash.

Maybe peat as well - it's still a fairly common fuel in the wilder parts of Scotland.

But if this means that the era of zero interest rates is here to stay for longer then the party in Silicon valley is about to get even wilder.

Some of the wilder valuations are obviously being driven by speculation about wild growth rates.

If so, is this fact (even wilder guess) a special case of some kind of central-limit-theorem-ish statement that holds for geometrical objects?

Today I left the social gathering I went to early, and avoided a wilder party and a late-night movie.

No wilder than Greece and Cyprus or the UK and the Falklands.

However if you look back at, say, the 19th century you can see that the swings were much wilder and occurred much more often.

Look at wilder wifi options too - if there's no connectivity at the house, do you have line-of-sight to somewhere which is better connected?

I'm slowly collecting these theories - and the wilder the notions the better when it comes to brain controlling parasites.

More recently, Lutus has divided his time between writing articles on diverse topics and exploring the wilder regions of Alaska to photograph grizzly bears.

I too am thinking the older wilder web had something that has been lost nowadays.

It's like a rocket exhaust: the "wilder" it is the weaker it is.

I rather correlate helmet-wearing cyclists to be the "wilder" bikers - since they know that they'll drive dangerously, they better wear a helmet to (feel to?) reduce the most dangerous consequences.

To quote the late (and great) Billy Wilder: "The Austrians have completed the feat of turning Beethoven into an Austrian, and Hitler into a German." Stuhlinger was part of similar effort, downplaying von Braun role in Nazi war effort (including use of slave labour).

Unless he's Van Wilder, that may not be the best social situation in the world.

Not particularly on-topic but I couldn't help read this in the excited voice of Gene Wilder.

Wilder idea: the game runs so slow to let you carefully place many cells, and give _some_ hope of reacting events in real time, right?