Well, Duh! The point is that we are spending countless billions of dollars on health care that does not change the end result. Instead, many whose outcomes could be positive and lasting, are denied care because there is no money left.
So, let me restate what I said earlier, over half of our health care spending is going to waste as it does not change the end result, and simply causes people to suffer longer than they would have otherwise.
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Over 50% of health care spending goes to pay for the last two weeks of life.
we once more have a broad set of different processors and architectures to choose from. Competition will stimulate more creative designs and solutions.
I'll rattle off a half dozen from the top of my head:
According to Robert Young, one of the founders of Red Hat, Fermilab's adoption of Linux was one of the seminal events in the acceptance of Linux as a real operating system.
IBM's SP series of computers was inspired by the IBM RS6000 compute farms at Fermilab.
The original Linux CD driver was written by an experimenter at the DZero group at Fermilab.
Many parallel programming techniques were pioneered on the ACP/MAPS system designed, engineered, and built at Fermilab.
The term "compute farm" was coined at Fermilab.
Fermilab was the world's third web site, after CERN and SLAC.
Ever wonder why you see so few patent lawsuits from IBM relative to their portfolio? IBM uses their portfolio like a scalpel. Apple has uses theirs like a shotgun.
What Category the storm is when it hits NYC is NOT the big issue. Wind damage is not what they are worried about. The size of the storm surge is the issue. NYC has an enormous amount of underground infrastructure. If water starts spilling into the subway system in quantity, the results would be catastrophic. See Chicago Flood, multiply by 1000.
If you want to see where virtualization is going, check out where VM370 was in 1977 or so. That is about as far as the current virtualization technology has gotten. Bare metal has its place, as does virtualization.
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Actually, gmail, google maps, and google earth all existed in 2004. Docs, chrome, and android did not yet.
4 probes. Pioneer's 10,11 and Voyager 1, 2.
Well, Duh! The point is that we are spending countless billions of dollars on health care that does not change the end result. Instead, many whose outcomes could be positive and lasting, are denied care because there is no money left.
So, let me restate what I said earlier, over half of our health care spending is going to waste as it does not change the end result, and simply causes people to suffer longer than they would have otherwise.
Over 50% of health care spending goes to pay for the last two weeks of life.
we once more have a broad set of different processors and architectures to choose from. Competition will stimulate more creative designs and solutions.
I'll rattle off a half dozen from the top of my head:
According to Robert Young, one of the founders of Red Hat, Fermilab's adoption of Linux was one of the seminal events in the acceptance of Linux as a real operating system.
IBM's SP series of computers was inspired by the IBM RS6000 compute farms at Fermilab.
The original Linux CD driver was written by an experimenter at the DZero group at Fermilab.
Many parallel programming techniques were pioneered on the ACP/MAPS system designed, engineered, and built at Fermilab.
The term "compute farm" was coined at Fermilab.
Fermilab was the world's third web site, after CERN and SLAC.
Software works well for the back-end of the radio, ie. detector. The front-end and antenna are another story.
dies by the sword.
Apple will soon learn.
Ever wonder why you see so few patent lawsuits from IBM relative to their portfolio? IBM uses their portfolio like a scalpel. Apple has uses theirs like a shotgun.
find that Mark 15 H-Bomb they misplaced somewhere near the coast of Georgia?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1958_Tybee_Island_mid-air_collision
After all, it has Electrolytes!
3% yield on dividend is relatively poor. But there are worse places to put one's money.
Do note that some Fords have so many parts not made in the US that they qualify as foreign cars.
Following on in the grand tradition of open hardware in the Amateur Radio community, I see.
Best wishes in the road ahead!
73
KC9KBP
Jacob is a contributor to the tor project, I am sure he is extremely aware of the privacy issues of using an email provider.
LTE is derived from CDMA technologies, not GSM.
Accounts which did not have Yahoo's spam protection enabled did not have this blocked.
Glad to see Intel finally catching up.
It will be illegal to use this on politicians.
That is exactly what we used to burn in the first SGI Origin 2000, and later the first few thousand nodes of a Linux cluster at Fermilab.
Clue #1 that a poster has not read the book they are touting: The author's name is misspelled.
What Category the storm is when it hits NYC is NOT the big issue. Wind damage is not what they are worried about. The size of the storm surge is the issue. NYC has an enormous amount of underground infrastructure. If water starts spilling into the subway system in quantity, the results would be catastrophic. See Chicago Flood, multiply by 1000.
I remember when Troy stated work at Fermilab. It doesn't seem like that long ago.
It is gratifying to see how successful SL has become over the years. I know Connie and Troy have poured their guts into it.
Best of wishes in the adventure ahead. I hope you don't end up taking Connie with you.
Coincidence that he is leaving the same day as Commander Taco and Steve Jobs? I think not!
If you want to see where virtualization is going, check out where VM370 was in 1977 or so. That is about as far as the current virtualization technology has gotten. Bare metal has its place, as does virtualization.
We already had all of those things prior to the release of the PC. Expensive as all hell at the time, though.
The jump was from PC/DOS 1.1 to 2.0. 1.0 was very short lived.