The point is that now it will be the same volume measured by *average level*. So one big explosion in CSI doesn't give the advertisers card blanche to blast their ads at you.
I'd wait until some (independent) third party has the chance to do comparisons. Google are obviously going to cherry-pick their images that look good in WebP versus JPEG, so their gallery is pretty much worthless.
At micro-torr pressures, torques from circularly polarized light cause the levitated particles to rotate at frequencies >1MHz, which can be inferred from modulation of light scattering off the rotating flake when an electric field resonant with the rotation rate is applied.
The fine should be $1,500 - no exceptions - and 150 hours of community service.
I'd rather see traffic fines assessed the same way they do it in Switzerland. Fines are linked to your annual income, so if you're a rich prick you get slapped with fines that are high enough to make sure they hurt you as much as a much smaller fine would hurt somebody making minimum wages.
The problem with education is that I think 95% of people (a completely made up statistic) would agree that texting while driving is dangerous and a bad idea.....except when they do it. They are exceptional drivers and can effectively multitask three or four things at a time while operating a couple of tons of steel traveling at 65 mph. Other people though? They're the real danger on the road.
People have an exaggerated confidence in their own abilities.
it will accelerate both as it gets closer to the Sun's gravity well and as it gets closer to Earth's gravity well (the latter especially as it enters the atmosphere).
I rather think it will decelerate when it hits the dense atmosphere, but your point still stands.
Who wants to bet we won't do anything about it until late 2097? Probably be a big issue in the 2096 elections and then congress will be paralyzed by partisan divisions for the first half of 2097. Only the rapidly approaching 2098 mid-terms will force them to focus on the, also rapidly approaching, killer asteroid.
I'm not going to disagree that it was a stupid stunt, but it doesn't change the fact that one day they will disappear, for real, and you should be ready for that. As long as you download the installers and put them somewhere safe, you won't lose anything.
Go to a movie: $6/hour.
Eat at a restaurant: $20/hour.
Play golf: $15/hour.
Cable TV: $0.50-$1/hour.
Rent a movie: $2/hour.
But a game isn't going to the movies, it isn't eating at a restaurant, it isn't playing golf, it isn't cable TV and it isn't renting a movie. So I don't see how any of those comparisons are valid.
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I know. But PBS and NPR are commercial free. At least, that's what they always say during their pledge drives.
PBS might be except anyway because they are not technically commercials.
You mean the Republicans will filibuster it unless it includes tax breaks and gold plated blow jobs for their rich buddies.
The point is that now it will be the same volume measured by *average level*. So one big explosion in CSI doesn't give the advertisers card blanche to blast their ads at you.
That'll be $200 to upgrade to the new version with WebP support.
I'd wait until some (independent) third party has the chance to do comparisons. Google are obviously going to cherry-pick their images that look good in WebP versus JPEG, so their gallery is pretty much worthless.
So after RTFA(bstract):
At micro-torr pressures, torques from circularly polarized light cause the levitated particles to rotate at frequencies >1MHz, which can be inferred from modulation of light scattering off the rotating flake when an electric field resonant with the rotation rate is applied.
Obviously you don't observe it with a video camera! Without bother to RTFA, I'd guess something like a femtosecond laser used.
Oh come on. Clearly the US has been going for a culture victory since it built the Hollywood wonder.
Yeah, well Amtrak manages...what....about 100 km/hr?....sigh.
It's "Stick a fork in it, it's done". Why would you stick a fork in something that's dead? That's just weird. At least use your metaphors correctly.
Nope. Different things cost different amounts of money. I don't see throwing 57% of the budget at NASA being a good idea either.
I'm sorry that you are unable to tell the difference between a joke and science. Epic fail indeed.
QWERTY keyboard build into the steering wheel. Now you can text while keeping your hands on the wheel!
The idea is to pull somebody over before they crash into a cyclist.
The fine should be $1,500 - no exceptions - and 150 hours of community service.
I'd rather see traffic fines assessed the same way they do it in Switzerland. Fines are linked to your annual income, so if you're a rich prick you get slapped with fines that are high enough to make sure they hurt you as much as a much smaller fine would hurt somebody making minimum wages.
The problem with education is that I think 95% of people (a completely made up statistic) would agree that texting while driving is dangerous and a bad idea.....except when they do it. They are exceptional drivers and can effectively multitask three or four things at a time while operating a couple of tons of steel traveling at 65 mph. Other people though? They're the real danger on the road.
People have an exaggerated confidence in their own abilities.
You could always submit something yourself you know.
I have every confidence in the newly elected President Trig Palin III.
it will accelerate both as it gets closer to the Sun's gravity well and as it gets closer to Earth's gravity well (the latter especially as it enters the atmosphere).
I rather think it will decelerate when it hits the dense atmosphere, but your point still stands.
By 2098 it'll probably be more like 85% of the Earth covered in water. By the coastal city of Denver will be under a tsunami watch just in case.
Who wants to bet we won't do anything about it until late 2097? Probably be a big issue in the 2096 elections and then congress will be paralyzed by partisan divisions for the first half of 2097. Only the rapidly approaching 2098 mid-terms will force them to focus on the, also rapidly approaching, killer asteroid.
I'm sure Fox News will bill it as Obama trying to take over the internet. Your IP address will have to face a death panel!
I'm not going to disagree that it was a stupid stunt, but it doesn't change the fact that one day they will disappear, for real, and you should be ready for that. As long as you download the installers and put them somewhere safe, you won't lose anything.
Go to a movie: $6/hour. Eat at a restaurant: $20/hour. Play golf: $15/hour. Cable TV: $0.50-$1/hour. Rent a movie: $2/hour.
But a game isn't going to the movies, it isn't eating at a restaurant, it isn't playing golf, it isn't cable TV and it isn't renting a movie. So I don't see how any of those comparisons are valid.