Look, this is about using reflectors to *increase* illumination on the *ground* where it is desired, instead of wasting it causing skyglow which can be seen for 100 miles.
And have more streetlights, closer to the ground, with reflectors, and you will have greater safety, greater night vision for drivers, cutting down on hitting pedestrians, and allowing people to see the sky.
Those of you still afraid, go buy a sidearm for crying out loud.
I do not think that in the present climate of competing belief systems, that there is a way to regulate content that would not end up infringing on political, religious, or scientific speech.
Therefore, content regulation has to be done by the individual, and the individual sets of parents.
They would be better off making robots look like 'droids' not people; as Wall-e and even Star Wars have shown, you can express emotion-equivalents without entering into the creepiness-zone of not-quite-human that you can get in some computer animation or clowns.
Sweeping through the galaxy at 8,000 year intervals, programed to destroy the surface of any planet or moon with straight lines and angles.
The unknown purpose of these mysterious clouds seems to be either to destroy any technological civilizations, or possibly create novas as an artwork.
Excellent stories. Would make good movies. Real craft with mystery and suspense - not common.
Since someone already beat me with the Higgs.
So, we have these relict coral atols atop volcanic seamounts, and sometimes the islands rise, and sometimes they sink. Volcanic bulges do that, as magma inflates or deflates the magma chamber. This isn't global worming, this is geology.
If it weren't for the superstitious anti-fissile hysterics, Phoenix would have RTGs and plutonium pellets to keep it operational and warm. It could even have spotlights to take images throughout the Martian winter, showing us just how deep the snow and CO2 ice get.
700 billion bail-out for banks and nothing for space exploration. What we could have done with just 1% of that!
prohibiting involuntary servitude.
He was coerced no doubt into signing the non-compete, and a federal judge arrogates to himself the power to deny him his job, and IBM presumably isn't going to pay him his salary he had at Apple for the duration of the non-compete.
Hence this is involuntary servitude.
Mr. Diesel designed his engine so that farmers could make their own fuel back in the day when there weren't filling stations in rural areas.
It could still be done from farm crops, garbage, this new fungus, all sorts of things.
What we need is government approval of the efficient turbo-diesel engines that they use in Europe, and then plants to make the stuff in numerous ways depending on what is most economical in a given region.
(The first internal combustion tractors uses oil for cooling, avoiding the need for a pressurized radiator. Rumley was the main name associated with these "oil-pulls"
And with cellulosic ethanol using the entire cornstalk - or sawdust or sawgrass, and with the electricity coming from wind towers and solar furnaces, there ya go: closed cycle carbon.
For that matter, we could go back to wood-fired steam engines.
In order to harass and spy on political opponents including ordinary citizens and the cardinal archbishop of New York.
Just wait til the New Party candidate Obama gets his hands on what he can do with the "Patriot" Act.
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Look, this is about using reflectors to *increase* illumination on the *ground* where it is desired, instead of wasting it causing skyglow which can be seen for 100 miles. And have more streetlights, closer to the ground, with reflectors, and you will have greater safety, greater night vision for drivers, cutting down on hitting pedestrians, and allowing people to see the sky. Those of you still afraid, go buy a sidearm for crying out loud.
Then you can have your larger screen and still fit the iScroll in your pocket. I'd like one of those.
So maybe so, eh? I would still make it out to be less likely than getting hit with asteroid Apophis in 2038.
Dvorak work?
I do not think that in the present climate of competing belief systems, that there is a way to regulate content that would not end up infringing on political, religious, or scientific speech. Therefore, content regulation has to be done by the individual, and the individual sets of parents.
Women are NOT attracted by the 'gargoyle' look, dude.
from living under a high-tension line.
So that we who are old enough to have coded in punch cards can read our netphone screens. :-)
Not once he's inaugurated.. . .
They would be better off making robots look like 'droids' not people; as Wall-e and even Star Wars have shown, you can express emotion-equivalents without entering into the creepiness-zone of not-quite-human that you can get in some computer animation or clowns.
President-designate who is opposed to further space exploration (apart from once changing his tune when speaking in Florida).
Sweeping through the galaxy at 8,000 year intervals, programed to destroy the surface of any planet or moon with straight lines and angles. The unknown purpose of these mysterious clouds seems to be either to destroy any technological civilizations, or possibly create novas as an artwork. Excellent stories. Would make good movies. Real craft with mystery and suspense - not common. Since someone already beat me with the Higgs.
So, we have these relict coral atols atop volcanic seamounts, and sometimes the islands rise, and sometimes they sink. Volcanic bulges do that, as magma inflates or deflates the magma chamber. This isn't global worming, this is geology.
If it weren't for the superstitious anti-fissile hysterics, Phoenix would have RTGs and plutonium pellets to keep it operational and warm. It could even have spotlights to take images throughout the Martian winter, showing us just how deep the snow and CO2 ice get. 700 billion bail-out for banks and nothing for space exploration. What we could have done with just 1% of that!
prohibiting involuntary servitude. He was coerced no doubt into signing the non-compete, and a federal judge arrogates to himself the power to deny him his job, and IBM presumably isn't going to pay him his salary he had at Apple for the duration of the non-compete. Hence this is involuntary servitude.
Mr. Diesel designed his engine so that farmers could make their own fuel back in the day when there weren't filling stations in rural areas. It could still be done from farm crops, garbage, this new fungus, all sorts of things. What we need is government approval of the efficient turbo-diesel engines that they use in Europe, and then plants to make the stuff in numerous ways depending on what is most economical in a given region.
One has to take their claims with a huge grain of salt.
(The first internal combustion tractors uses oil for cooling, avoiding the need for a pressurized radiator. Rumley was the main name associated with these "oil-pulls"
It would get me exactly backwards! Sounds more like stereotyping than research.
And with cellulosic ethanol using the entire cornstalk - or sawdust or sawgrass, and with the electricity coming from wind towers and solar furnaces, there ya go: closed cycle carbon. For that matter, we could go back to wood-fired steam engines.
Or name-your-genetic-disease-here. Putin will be thrilled.
You'd think they'd be doing better than that by now. Even just doing something like Eliza.
Entitled _Satan's Planet_?
So they can only answer what the left-wing moderators choose to ask or have asked.
In order to harass and spy on political opponents including ordinary citizens and the cardinal archbishop of New York. Just wait til the New Party candidate Obama gets his hands on what he can do with the "Patriot" Act.