this exceeds the excessive inaccuracy ratings for slashdot.
It helps if you actually read the links you include in your article. this page: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ec/Pacific_Northwest_River_System.png, linked in the article, shows there are 5 dams below the wanapum. apparently the change in color was too confusing for you?
The Columbia is only free-flowing below the Bonneville dam which is just upriver from Portland/Vancouver.
Utah has had an 85mph speed limit on a stretch of I-15 for several years. Most of the traffic on the 75 mph sections are already running 85+ anyway. Today's cars can easily handle the speed. This should be the norm on the less congested freeways everywhere.
If TFA is correct in its analysis, this photog is either abysmally stupid and shouldn't be in business or has another hidden agenda.
You cannot offer discounts that will destroy your business in a rational frame of mind.
You know the ancient warning: Caveat Emptor.
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why do these videos start at 11 and have no visible volume control? My ears work fine thank you. I don't need max volume.
this exceeds the excessive inaccuracy ratings for slashdot. It helps if you actually read the links you include in your article. this page: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ec/Pacific_Northwest_River_System.png, linked in the article, shows there are 5 dams below the wanapum. apparently the change in color was too confusing for you? The Columbia is only free-flowing below the Bonneville dam which is just upriver from Portland/Vancouver.
Utah has had an 85mph speed limit on a stretch of I-15 for several years. Most of the traffic on the 75 mph sections are already running 85+ anyway. Today's cars can easily handle the speed. This should be the norm on the less congested freeways everywhere.
If TFA is correct in its analysis, this photog is either abysmally stupid and shouldn't be in business or has another hidden agenda. You cannot offer discounts that will destroy your business in a rational frame of mind. You know the ancient warning: Caveat Emptor.