Then that makes the original question kind of silly. Of course the car is going to be almost dead quiet, but a turbine requires much more effort, and space (well, mostly space) than a piston engine does.
He stood firm as a bystander on many important topics, like a football fan yelling at Howard Cosell on the TV. Has no effect on the game, but it's easy, and he looks good to the folks back home, but the one time it got serious he buckled, as he knew he would have to. I'm sure it played well to his peeps. No big thing. You simply don't bite the hand that feeds when it's also the hand that kills. He has a career to keep alive, and as long as he can bring sufficient money into the party, he'll have that career.
Extremely... That big giant "box" you see under the hood is probably the inlet baffling. Turbine inlets are just as loud as the exhaust. The article is full of shit about the gears..
No food stamps, no welfare, no Medicaid, no WIC for low-income pregnant women, no Section 8, no child or adult care programs, no free school lunches for children of low-income families, etc.
I don't understand all this legal mumbo jumbo... something about a Section 605 of the Communications Act of 1934... maybe it's 705 now
No person not being authorized by the sender shall intercept any radio communication and divulge or publish the existence, contents, substance, purport, effect or meaning of such intercepted communication to any person. No person not being entitled thereto shall receive or assist in receiving any interstate or foreign communication (or any information therein contained) for his own benefit or for the benefit of another not entitled thereto...
The firm behind the app, Pinkfroot, uses a network of aircraft enthusiasts in Britain and abroad, who are equipped with ADS-B receivers costing around 200 pounds to intercept the information from aircraft and send it to a central database.
That's re-transmitting... I think the FCC frowns on that.
Freedom of religion does not grant special tax status. In fact doing so is a violation, as the government is granting exemptions only to certain religions it recognizes as such.
Corporate death penalty. Revoke the charter. Seize all assets. Render all shares worthless. It would be very effective. The so-called "innocent" share holders? Tough shit... Next time keep an eye on the people you invest with.
Corporate officers who make decisions can be charged personally for any criminal violations that may occur.
Rockets and life support systems, however, are natural and grow in the forest.
Refined from rocks actually, nothing unnatural about that... But who knows? Maybe some day we'll genetically modify Giant Sequoias into Saturn Vs.
I'm just saying that the impracticability of space travel only illustrates our lack of knowledge, and some wrongheaded theories. We won't be forever confined to our present day jalopies.
You know, sailing ships used to take enormous government resources back in the days of terrestrial discovery. It wasn't easy to get the fundage then either.
You seem convinced there's nothing left to be discovered... You know something the rest of us don't? Everything that will be invented already has been? You been to the future? Have we also stopped evolving?
Hey, how much has war benefited our technology?
Maybe if we go to war in space, you might see the benefits? Population control... Nuke 'em from orbit.. See? there ya go...
Then that makes the original question kind of silly. Of course the car is going to be almost dead quiet, but a turbine requires much more effort, and space (well, mostly space) than a piston engine does.
He stood firm as a bystander on many important topics, like a football fan yelling at Howard Cosell on the TV. Has no effect on the game, but it's easy, and he looks good to the folks back home, but the one time it got serious he buckled, as he knew he would have to. I'm sure it played well to his peeps. No big thing. You simply don't bite the hand that feeds when it's also the hand that kills. He has a career to keep alive, and as long as he can bring sufficient money into the party, he'll have that career.
Yet another type (aside of being cut off completely) of damage we are supposed to be able to circumvent.
Yes it's because of that intake box. It's a very effective muffler. I can assure you a turbine engine by itself is everything but quiet.
How noisy were they?
Extremely... That big giant "box" you see under the hood is probably the inlet baffling. Turbine inlets are just as loud as the exhaust. The article is full of shit about the gears..
What happens to the 60,000 rpm turbine (and associated pieces) in an accident?
I don't know... Maybe about the same as what happens to a 100,000 rpm turbocharger?
Pavlov
Imprinting
Kin recognition
Why are we doing this all over again?
Deleting them works for me too. Just delete everything from NYT. But don't block them. The registration form will pop up with a "cookie error".
If its any kind of 'news'. It's going to be covered in more than the NYT.
Yeah, everybody else will just grab the AP wire
Won't help. A perfect stranger could put up info, pictures, etc that could be just as damaging, even if you have nothing to do with them or facebook.
No food stamps, no welfare, no Medicaid, no WIC for low-income pregnant women, no Section 8, no child or adult care programs, no free school lunches for children of low-income families, etc.
Just another day in Libertarian paradise
"...when the President does it, that means that it is not illegal..."
I've seen horse drawn carriages...
Is this raisin enough for ya?
I don't understand all this legal mumbo jumbo... something about a Section 605 of the Communications Act of 1934... maybe it's 705 now
No person not being authorized by the sender shall intercept any radio communication and divulge or publish the existence, contents, substance, purport, effect or meaning of such intercepted communication to any person. No person not being entitled thereto shall receive or assist in receiving any interstate or foreign communication (or any information therein contained) for his own benefit or for the benefit of another not entitled thereto...
The firm behind the app, Pinkfroot, uses a network of aircraft enthusiasts in Britain and abroad, who are equipped with ADS-B receivers costing around 200 pounds to intercept the information from aircraft and send it to a central
database.
That's re-transmitting... I think the FCC frowns on that.
How quaint...
There are no "legitimate" students. They're all terrorists.
Curiosity will get you flagged
But I have to ask, what does church tax exempt status have to do with corporations having/gaining rights that belong to people not businesses?
Tangential discussion. It happens sometimes in large groups...
Your shtick needs a bit of finesse. Aside from that, you still draw a few chuckles now and then.
Practice, practice...
Google for President?
They have to run against the incumbents, BP and Halliburton... And they didn't need any damn election to get the gig either
Freedom of religion does not grant special tax status. In fact doing so is a violation, as the government is granting exemptions only to certain religions it recognizes as such.
...how do you mete out punishments?
Corporate death penalty. Revoke the charter. Seize all assets. Render all shares worthless. It would be very effective. The so-called "innocent" share holders? Tough shit... Next time keep an eye on the people you invest with.
Corporate officers who make decisions can be charged personally for any criminal violations that may occur.
So yes. it can be made as simple as desired.
Rockets and life support systems, however, are natural and grow in the forest.
Refined from rocks actually, nothing unnatural about that... But who knows? Maybe some day we'll genetically modify Giant Sequoias into Saturn Vs.
I'm just saying that the impracticability of space travel only illustrates our lack of knowledge, and some wrongheaded theories. We won't be forever confined to our present day jalopies.
You know, sailing ships used to take enormous government resources back in the days of terrestrial discovery. It wasn't easy to get the fundage then either.
You seem convinced there's nothing left to be discovered... You know something the rest of us don't? Everything that will be invented already has been? You been to the future? Have we also stopped evolving?
Hey, how much has war benefited our technology?
Maybe if we go to war in space, you might see the benefits? Population control... Nuke 'em from orbit.. See? there ya go...