I am terrible at math. I use it constantly. I "get it" that algebra can use some values to find unknown values. I "get it" that geometry can be useful to find square footage.
I failed 2nd year algebra/calculus twice before I got a passing grade in college.
This cut me right off in fields I was interested in, such as "fighter pilot", "astronaut" "spy-satellite photo-interpreter" and so on.
Now I work as a photographer, and I use ratios, square footage, the inverse square law, and many of the things I had trouble with in math in college, I can use the "calculator" function in Google... have you seen that lately btw?
I would have loved to work on spy sat photos for the CIA but instead I shoot photos of sexy women. dammit.
I want my pilot(s) to react automatically and fast in all situations.
If that FO was right, and the C-17 was in their path, he would be a hero instead of a dimwit.
I will gladly fly with him. He's safe.
I painted my 3000 square foot roof white for 15 years (every 2-3 years) and I measured the ceiling with an infrared thermometer. The roof was my ceiling, about six inches thick.
The temp dropped about 15f and was absolutely worth the trouble.
Two problems:
1: Asphalt shingles soak up paint fast.
2: It has to be repainted in 3-4 years.
tl:dr white roofs work.
So, the big question is, "did the redlight cameras reduce accidents or increase them?" Here in Los Angeles, a TV station got ahold of the records, and in most cases, accidents *increase* at camera intersections.
Well I'm a little low on cash this month, and DTV turned off my service... no biggie, I'll turn it back on soon.... EXCEPT!
I paid $$$ to fill up my DVR with programs, and I tried to watch them.
DTV turns off the DVR too when the bill is delinquent!
If I had recorded all those programs on my computer or VCR, I would still be able to see them!
I am terrible at math. I use it constantly. I "get it" that algebra can use some values to find unknown values. I "get it" that geometry can be useful to find square footage. I failed 2nd year algebra/calculus twice before I got a passing grade in college. This cut me right off in fields I was interested in, such as "fighter pilot", "astronaut" "spy-satellite photo-interpreter" and so on. Now I work as a photographer, and I use ratios, square footage, the inverse square law, and many of the things I had trouble with in math in college, I can use the "calculator" function in Google... have you seen that lately btw? I would have loved to work on spy sat photos for the CIA but instead I shoot photos of sexy women. dammit.
I want my pilot(s) to react automatically and fast in all situations. If that FO was right, and the C-17 was in their path, he would be a hero instead of a dimwit. I will gladly fly with him. He's safe.
I painted my 3000 square foot roof white for 15 years (every 2-3 years) and I measured the ceiling with an infrared thermometer. The roof was my ceiling, about six inches thick. The temp dropped about 15f and was absolutely worth the trouble. Two problems: 1: Asphalt shingles soak up paint fast. 2: It has to be repainted in 3-4 years. tl:dr white roofs work.
link: http://blog.motorists.org/la-red-light-cameras-increase-accidents/
So, the big question is, "did the redlight cameras reduce accidents or increase them?" Here in Los Angeles, a TV station got ahold of the records, and in most cases, accidents *increase* at camera intersections.
The US military did an exemplary job "liberating" Japan from its militaristic masters and creating a diplomatic society in record time.
Where does most of the world's supply of heroin come from?
Well I'm a little low on cash this month, and DTV turned off my service ... no biggie, I'll turn it back on soon.... EXCEPT!
I paid $$$ to fill up my DVR with programs, and I tried to watch them.
DTV turns off the DVR too when the bill is delinquent!
If I had recorded all those programs on my computer or VCR, I would still be able to see them!