i work at ADM we burn coal to produce the steam we need to make ethanol, and the corn syrup that you eat and drink to make us all fat. so dont forget to add that to the equation. also as a side effect of making the syrup we also burn carbon granules regenerating the carbon to filter the syrup. add that up too....
ya i have a little bit of guilt, but like any other blue collar person, its the best paying job wi9th or without an education. i make as much as a person with a bachelors there. (so does go to college to get a good job really mean anything?:D )
that was very descriptive about night goggles. but they do also have an infared emitter for dark nights or places with no ambient light. i dont know if its possible to blind these with something like this, but with the ir emmiter on, its like have a flashlight on, attached to your face, anyone else with nv on can see you as such. my info my be a little dated, the last time i used "nods" they were the ANPVS-7 model. with regards to laser range finders (lrf) the one on the M1 tank is considered a direct fire weapon. as a gunner for several years, if i could not get a lock or a good read on a target, i would just aim at the ground in front of the target to get the range. so i dont think blocking the laser in this case would be beneficial.
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i was going to link this to FB from this site then changed my mind. i copy pasted it this is the story that link comes up with, Job's And Ellison Prank - Slashdot http://tech.slashdot.org/story/10/12/16/ here is a screenie on fb http://awesomescreenshot.com/09a4rpo9f
i work at ADM we burn coal to produce the steam we need to make ethanol, and the corn syrup that you eat and drink to make us all fat. so dont forget to add that to the equation. also as a side effect of making the syrup we also burn carbon granules regenerating the carbon to filter the syrup. add that up too.... ya i have a little bit of guilt, but like any other blue collar person, its the best paying job wi9th or without an education. i make as much as a person with a bachelors there. (so does go to college to get a good job really mean anything? :D )
that was very descriptive about night goggles. but they do also have an infared emitter for dark nights or places with no ambient light. i dont know if its possible to blind these with something like this, but with the ir emmiter on, its like have a flashlight on, attached to your face, anyone else with nv on can see you as such. my info my be a little dated, the last time i used "nods" they were the ANPVS-7 model. with regards to laser range finders (lrf) the one on the M1 tank is considered a direct fire weapon. as a gunner for several years, if i could not get a lock or a good read on a target, i would just aim at the ground in front of the target to get the range. so i dont think blocking the laser in this case would be beneficial.