Just wait till there is breaking news and Drudge breaks out the police lights. Or Memorial Day and Fourth of July when all the text is red, white and blue, or Christmas when it's green and red.
So is Craigslist, they both go with the no frills minimalism to keep the page small and to reduce the work it takes to make them work with all the browsers out there.
It's been bouncing around since at least the 4th of May - http://mediamatters.org/blog/201105040021 and the original author is known to make up stories for pageviews in the past.
The bulk of the Southern Railroad net was damaged or destroyed by the War, so likely they started the rebuilding during the Reconstruction around fall of 1865 or spring of 1866, there were large numbers of demobbed soldiers and freed slaves for a work force.
Western Interconnection and Eastern Interconnection are the two major, the three minor interconnections are the Québec Interconnection, the Texas Interconnection, and the Alaska Interconnection.
Western and Eastern currently have six DC connections and a giant connection is being built between Texas, Eastern and Western - Tres Amigas SuperStation was announced to connect the Eastern, Western and Texas Interconnections via three 5 GW superconductor link
As soon as solar and wind becomes cheap and efficient enough the natural gas and coal devoted to power production will be able to go toward syngas and Diesel production.
While the US never had the rock oil reserves of Saudi Arabia, the US has alot of natural gas, coal and potential for both solar and wind.
It'll either be cheap and ubiquitous solar/wind or fusion that brings on the age of cheap energy.
Because the Russians don't have ICBMs and SLBMs anymore while the North Koreans and Iranians aren't working on them at the same time as the Saudis, Israelis, Indians and Pakistan don't all have MRBMs while also looking at orbital systems and ICBMs.
It won't be affected by commercial launches, USAF and other intelligence agencies looking out for missile and rocket launches generally know where and when commercial and research launches are.
So if a rocket is launched from New Mexico or Kodiak or Baikonur, even in much higher volume, it's not going to cause trouble.
Now if a launch happens from Musudan-ri, its going to raise an alarm.
46% of petroleum goes to gasoline, 9% jet fuel, 26% Diesel and other fuel (bunker fuels, LPG, etc), 3% asphalt, 4% heavy fuel oils (another bunker fuel source), 1% lubricants, 11% other products, like plastics, medicine
Bunker oil is from petroleum, it's real difference from what is used on land is that it can be high sulfur and exhausts aren't filtered, so it throws out all sorts of crap.
Other countries have low observable technology, the Russians, French, Swedes, Israelis and Chinese come to mind immediately.
The Saab/BAe Gripen has a lowered radar cross-section, as does the Dassault Rafale, Israelis have been working on LO for drones, the Russian for helicopters and fighters, same for the Chinese.
The US however has the much greater industrial base and military spending to build many more LO aircraft. France has 93 reduced cross section Rafales, the US has 400 F/A-18E/F, 168 F-22, 66 B-1B, and 18 B-2A - all are stealth or reduced cross section.
When the Russian Federation gets their new stealth F-22 in production, if recent history is any indicator, they'll only be able to build a few, likely less than 100, China also has trouble mass producing cutting edge aircraft.
As for forcing the USA to get rid of nuclear technology, how exactly would you press that agenda against the most technologically advanced military and intelligence apparatus on the planet?
S/N 79-0785 was lost on 20 April 1982 during takeoff on its maiden flight in California, recovered. S/N 80-0792 was lost on 11 July 1986 in California, recovered S/N 85-0815 was lost on 14 October 1987 in Nevada, recovered S/N 82-0801 was lost on 4 August 1992 in New Mexico, recovered S/N 86-0822 was lost on 10 May 1995 in New Mexico, recovered S/N 81-0793 was lost on 14 September 1997 in Maryland during air show, recovered S/N 82-0806 was lost on 27 March 1999 in Serbia, not recovered
No stealth fighters crashed or were lost in Iraq or Kuwait
1.8 trillion total since the GWoT started more like.
FY2007 Department of Defense appropriations: $70 billion(estimated) for Iraq War-related costs FY2007 Emergency Supplemental (proposed) $100 billion FY2008 Bush administration has proposed around $190 billion for the Iraq War and Afghanistan FY2009 Obama administration has proposed around $130 billion in additional funding for the Iraq War and Afghanistan FY2011 Obama administration proposes around $159.3 billion for the Iraq and Afghanistan wars
US defense budget FY2010 Provides $533.7 billion for the Department of Defense base budget in 2010, a four-percent increase over 2009. Includes $75.5 billion in supplemental appropriations for 2009 and $130.0 billion for 2010 to support ongoing overseas contingency operations, while increasing efforts in Afghanistan and drawing down troops from Iraq responsibly.
When WoW launched it had plenty of competition, remember Everquest II? Launched at the same time as WoW. Guild Wars launched in April 2005 when WoW was really struggling with hardware issues and over subscription. Matrix Online, same spring '05 time frame.
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Just wait till there is breaking news and Drudge breaks out the police lights. Or Memorial Day and Fourth of July when all the text is red, white and blue, or Christmas when it's green and red.
So is Craigslist, they both go with the no frills minimalism to keep the page small and to reduce the work it takes to make them work with all the browsers out there.
Point is, more anti-Obama crap, same as the anti-Bush crap but from another direction.
Originally from here - http://socyberty.com/issues/white-house-insider-obama-hesitated-panetta-issued-order-to-kill-osama-bin-laden/4/
Then here - http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2011/05/skulking-towards-bin-laden-obama-overridden-by-military-and-intel-officials-in-takeout-of-obl.html
It's been bouncing around since at least the 4th of May - http://mediamatters.org/blog/201105040021 and the original author is known to make up stories for pageviews in the past.
http://ulster-man.blogspot.com/2010_11_01_archive.html
http://mediamatters.org/blog/201105040021
How about the military doesn't care one bit about what the Director of the CIA cares and the rest of that is just anti-Obama derp.
It's only missing "...he was overruled because he is Black and everyone else who decided is White."
The bulk of the Southern Railroad net was damaged or destroyed by the War, so likely they started the rebuilding during the Reconstruction around fall of 1865 or spring of 1866, there were large numbers of demobbed soldiers and freed slaves for a work force.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confederate_railroads_in_the_American_Civil_War
Actually five grids.
Two major, three minor.
Western Interconnection and Eastern Interconnection are the two major, the three minor interconnections are the Québec Interconnection, the Texas Interconnection, and the Alaska Interconnection.
Western and Eastern currently have six DC connections and a giant connection is being built between Texas, Eastern and Western - Tres Amigas SuperStation was announced to connect the Eastern, Western and Texas Interconnections via three 5 GW superconductor link
Cheap energy hasn't happened yet.
As soon as solar and wind becomes cheap and efficient enough the natural gas and coal devoted to power production will be able to go toward syngas and Diesel production.
While the US never had the rock oil reserves of Saudi Arabia, the US has alot of natural gas, coal and potential for both solar and wind.
It'll either be cheap and ubiquitous solar/wind or fusion that brings on the age of cheap energy.
Because the Russians don't have ICBMs and SLBMs anymore while the North Koreans and Iranians aren't working on them at the same time as the Saudis, Israelis, Indians and Pakistan don't all have MRBMs while also looking at orbital systems and ICBMs.
Its all about the terrorists.
ICBMs are not suborbital, an ICBM generally goes up to about 800-1100 miles at it's apogee.
It won't be affected by commercial launches, USAF and other intelligence agencies looking out for missile and rocket launches generally know where and when commercial and research launches are.
So if a rocket is launched from New Mexico or Kodiak or Baikonur, even in much higher volume, it's not going to cause trouble.
Now if a launch happens from Musudan-ri, its going to raise an alarm.
MQ-1 Predator can cruise at 80-100 mph, 2000 mile range, 24 hour endurance at 25,000 feet, satellite uplink, SAR, IR/UV/Visible light cameras.
So yea, its going to cost more, it can do alot more.
Both navigation and weather satellites are government programs, funded and maintained with government money.
46% of petroleum goes to gasoline, 9% jet fuel, 26% Diesel and other fuel (bunker fuels, LPG, etc), 3% asphalt, 4% heavy fuel oils (another bunker fuel source), 1% lubricants, 11% other products, like plastics, medicine
Bunker oil is from petroleum, it's real difference from what is used on land is that it can be high sulfur and exhausts aren't filtered, so it throws out all sorts of crap.
Power plants in the US don't generally run on oil. They run on hydro, natural gas, coal and nuclear.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity_generation
1% from petroleum.
As the article states, the dollar amount is huge, but the US, even during a bad economy, has a huge GDP.
Physics
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/aircraft/mh-x.htm
Other countries have low observable technology, the Russians, French, Swedes, Israelis and Chinese come to mind immediately.
The Saab/BAe Gripen has a lowered radar cross-section, as does the Dassault Rafale, Israelis have been working on LO for drones, the Russian for helicopters and fighters, same for the Chinese.
The US however has the much greater industrial base and military spending to build many more LO aircraft.
France has 93 reduced cross section Rafales, the US has 400 F/A-18E/F, 168 F-22, 66 B-1B, and 18 B-2A - all are stealth or reduced cross section.
When the Russian Federation gets their new stealth F-22 in production, if recent history is any indicator, they'll only be able to build a few, likely less than 100, China also has trouble mass producing cutting edge aircraft.
As for forcing the USA to get rid of nuclear technology, how exactly would you press that agenda against the most technologically advanced military and intelligence apparatus on the planet?
Pistol shot to the inflight refueling probe, thats how you blow up Airwolf.
Battleclinic, EVE wiki and alot of secure containers with ads.
Tail of Comanche used a closed Fenestron like the AS365, Z-9 and HH-65, this helicopter does not.
The only stealth fighters that crashed were...
S/N 79-0785 was lost on 20 April 1982 during takeoff on its maiden flight in California, recovered.
S/N 80-0792 was lost on 11 July 1986 in California, recovered
S/N 85-0815 was lost on 14 October 1987 in Nevada, recovered
S/N 82-0801 was lost on 4 August 1992 in New Mexico, recovered
S/N 86-0822 was lost on 10 May 1995 in New Mexico, recovered
S/N 81-0793 was lost on 14 September 1997 in Maryland during air show, recovered
S/N 82-0806 was lost on 27 March 1999 in Serbia, not recovered
No stealth fighters crashed or were lost in Iraq or Kuwait
1.8 trillion total since the GWoT started more like.
FY2007 Department of Defense appropriations: $70 billion(estimated) for Iraq War-related costs
FY2007 Emergency Supplemental (proposed) $100 billion
FY2008 Bush administration has proposed around $190 billion for the Iraq War and Afghanistan
FY2009 Obama administration has proposed around $130 billion in additional funding for the Iraq War and Afghanistan
FY2011 Obama administration proposes around $159.3 billion for the Iraq and Afghanistan wars
US defense budget FY2010
Provides $533.7 billion for the Department of Defense base budget in 2010, a four-percent increase over 2009.
Includes $75.5 billion in supplemental appropriations for 2009 and $130.0 billion for 2010 to support ongoing overseas contingency operations, while increasing efforts in Afghanistan and drawing down troops from Iraq responsibly.
http://www.gpoaccess.gov/usbudget/fy10/pdf/budget/defense.pdf
Visualizing the US defense budget
http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2010/apr/01/information-is-beautiful-military-spending
When WoW launched it had plenty of competition, remember Everquest II? Launched at the same time as WoW. Guild Wars launched in April 2005 when WoW was really struggling with hardware issues and over subscription. Matrix Online, same spring '05 time frame.
What content in Eve is created by players?
Why would dailies make you quit? They are always completely optional and just there for people who want to sink time into getting a toy.