It's not just the corn; it's the ethanol.
Ethanol is a poor excuse for a bio-fuel: low energy and not well-suited for pipelines because it is corrosive and absorbs water.
Ray Bradbury's novels and stories are great not just because of any message that they might contain, but because of his colorful and evocative writing style. That makes them worthy of school curricula and attractive to teen-age readers.
I get calls all the time (so much for Do Not Call) from companies that want to put solar panels on my roof at their expense and charge me for the power that I would use, at lower rates than the local electric utility charges. But I live 2 miles from the beach and don't have air conditioning, so I interrupt their sales pitch and point out that my monthly electric bill is only around $30, much less than their minimum of $100 or more. They go away immediately.
I was on a jury once in a case of driving under the influence of Xanax, an anti-anxiety prescription drug.
Two problems with the case: the driver was physically disabled, so he would have had trouble with the field sobriety test anyway; also, there is no legal standard (at least in California) for a minimum blood Xanax measurement that causes impairment.
I was in a hospital ER recently that had several "atomic" clocks on the wall, and they showed times that were off by several minutes from each other and the correct time.
"The way we think" is more fundamental than even the calculus level. Basic algebra and geometry bridge the gap between collections of memorized facts and a systematic way of formulating problems.
My employer blocks the Firefox install and update sites. The want us to use only their outdated and crippled version, which is "approved" but not "supported".
Same problem for me, and the gradients between the far, medium and near parts of the lens made too much of it blurry, which made it particularly tough to find the right view in dim light. My optometrist took them back and gave me lined trifocals.
I also got a pair of bifocals with the medium and near focus that is great for computer use. I can sit at my desk and see most everything I need.
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It's not just the corn; it's the ethanol. Ethanol is a poor excuse for a bio-fuel: low energy and not well-suited for pipelines because it is corrosive and absorbs water.
MS is not a big player in car infotainment.
My new Ford C-Max Hybrid, with the infamous MyFordTouch, has a Microsoft label on the dash and a Microsoft EULA in the owner's manual.
Maybe Elon Musk will have to buy Bolivia.
Of course, it's still not from a cud-chewing cloven-hoofed animal. Whether it is meat is a more philosophical question.
Ray Bradbury's novels and stories are great not just because of any message that they might contain, but because of his colorful and evocative writing style. That makes them worthy of school curricula and attractive to teen-age readers.
Sounds like Intel has invented the mainframe.
At current exchange rates, an American penny costs less than 0.99 Canadian cents.
That's Green Hills.
I get calls all the time (so much for Do Not Call) from companies that want to put solar panels on my roof at their expense and charge me for the power that I would use, at lower rates than the local electric utility charges. But I live 2 miles from the beach and don't have air conditioning, so I interrupt their sales pitch and point out that my monthly electric bill is only around $30, much less than their minimum of $100 or more. They go away immediately.
I was on a jury once in a case of driving under the influence of Xanax, an anti-anxiety prescription drug. Two problems with the case: the driver was physically disabled, so he would have had trouble with the field sobriety test anyway; also, there is no legal standard (at least in California) for a minimum blood Xanax measurement that causes impairment.
I've voted against him many times, but he won't go away.
Or your not so cheap phone has an app for that.
In ancient times, Silex was a brand of vacuum coffee maker, a glass contraption that my parents used.
I was in a hospital ER recently that had several "atomic" clocks on the wall, and they showed times that were off by several minutes from each other and the correct time.
Pardon my paranoia, but what if one's employer's scanning device keeps a copy of what you scan or fax?
But corporations are people too!
The main user would have to keep his/her head properly aligned. Sounds uncomfortable.
in Schenectady, not far from RPI. A small college with engineering since the early 1800's.
Feel free to set your own clock to any time you want -- or turn it off since your personal time zone won't matter to anyone else.
The FTC are serious people, and this is a staff job, so he doesn't have to be confirmed by the Senate.
"The way we think" is more fundamental than even the calculus level. Basic algebra and geometry bridge the gap between collections of memorized facts and a systematic way of formulating problems.
My employer blocks the Firefox install and update sites. The want us to use only their outdated and crippled version, which is "approved" but not "supported".
My employer blocks access to Google Docs.
Just a slight risk of being struck by lightning.
Same problem for me, and the gradients between the far, medium and near parts of the lens made too much of it blurry, which made it particularly tough to find the right view in dim light. My optometrist took them back and gave me lined trifocals. I also got a pair of bifocals with the medium and near focus that is great for computer use. I can sit at my desk and see most everything I need.