If you are in a significant quake (even the 3.9 in VA was pretty significant) you will feel it standing up, I work about 100 miles from the VA quake, and the whole building I was in (ground floor) was moving back and forth, it felt like a shift of 3 ft or so. It wasn't something you would miss unless you are in a car.
I can't seem to find it there, and maybe you know, or don't know, but how much is the money award? Is it a bit of cash, or quite a bit of cash? A new car, or a new mansion?
You are definitely not the norm, but for those that occasionally go more than 100miles (160km), a towable generator would work just fine for the average EV. Just include a bit more in the plug; charge, on/off control; along with the brake/turn signal lights.
You mean like the lies told about Sarah Palin that the Democrats used to make her out to be a moron? Seems you have your political blinders on, and can only see the Republicans doing bad, when they both do it equally.
My Toyota was made in Kentucky, your point? Cars are one of those odd things which have parts that come from all over the world, and are assembled, then sold as American cars...
It might be a patent on the way that the APs are used, to provide access for many people. This would cause it not to be a manufacturing issue. It could also be on the use of high gain antennas to boost the range of a 802.11 antenna.
You are so ignorant, that it is actually funny to read...
Name one country that has been "one little hiccup is all it takes to render countries uninhabitable." Hell, the worst nuclear disaster in history, which was pretty much a worst case, didn't do this.
"you're a short-sighted, callous monster. the design of all current nuclear plants on earth require constant off-site power to prevent catastrophic meltdown and the spent-fuel pools catching on fire,"
Bull shit. This is only the case for this 43 year old design. The other reactor installations in the same area shutdown just fine. The issue with this one was that the design required power to prevent the production of H2 gas from the core overheating. Other plants use a passive system to burn off the H2 gas in a safe manner. Without the H2 explosion, Fukushima was absolutely nothing, and even with the tops blowing off two of the reactors, there was very little radiation released.
The main problem with nuclear as well is the irrational fear of new nuclear plants causing many aging plants to be forced to continue running, even though the newer plant is much safer. Fukushima was of a very old design, and proved that it could not withstand a tsunami, there were however, several other nuclear plants in the same area that did not fail, and shutdown properly when the earthquake happened, but no one mentions the plants that don't fail.
If you want perfectly safe power, which is what you are indicating is your expectation of nuclear, then you will have exactly 0 power. There is not a single power generation method that is perfectly safe, and in fact, nuclear has the least deaths per unit power of any power production method. I don't see you railing against the industrial pollution coming from solar panel production plants in China, or the pollution involved with the production of rare earth magnets for wind power. The many deaths involved with coal, the dangers of fracking involved in natural gas production, or the destruction upstream of hydro dams, and the destruction downstream when they fail. Get off your high horse and remove your blinders, nuclear is the most safe production method in the entire world, but when a disaster happens, which causes no deaths, and causes a very minor release (behind background levels!) you rail against the nuclear threat, even though it is non existent.
Repeating the same failed arguments over and over does not make them true. There are tons of minerals in space, and many things space are entirely possible. Space elevators are possible if we can scale up carbon nanotubes, which is something which has been progressing very nicely recently. However, space elevators aren't the best way to do it, a launch loop is perfectly doable right now, it just requires the investment to get off the ground.
I find it much the same way converting money in my head. You get used to converting prices back to your native system, so you can tell if something is overpriced or underpriced.
Perhaps reading the site might give you some insight into what they stand for?
Occupy Wall Street is leaderless resistance movement with people of many colors, genders and political persuasions. The one thing we all have in common is that We Are The 99% that will no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the 1%. We are using the revolutionary Arab Spring tactic to achieve our ends and encourage the use of nonviolence to maximize the safety of all participants.
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Also, AC should boycott Apple as they started this shit.
If you are in a significant quake (even the 3.9 in VA was pretty significant) you will feel it standing up, I work about 100 miles from the VA quake, and the whole building I was in (ground floor) was moving back and forth, it felt like a shift of 3 ft or so. It wasn't something you would miss unless you are in a car.
You fought the law and the law won :)
I can't seem to find it there, and maybe you know, or don't know, but how much is the money award? Is it a bit of cash, or quite a bit of cash? A new car, or a new mansion?
Ooo ooo, I know this one. Quarks!
Don't ever buy the v6 Camry, for whatever reason, the in line 4 is way faster :P
I was personally picturing the battery out of breath as it tried to make it to the end of the race.
You are definitely not the norm, but for those that occasionally go more than 100miles (160km), a towable generator would work just fine for the average EV. Just include a bit more in the plug; charge, on/off control; along with the brake/turn signal lights.
More like 10 seconds...
a bland character doing boring things against stock enemies using weak guns
The enemies have weak guns, not the player.
Damnit, the video was removed. I wanna see this billboard of which you speak :D
I have every intention of not dying.
You mean like the lies told about Sarah Palin that the Democrats used to make her out to be a moron? Seems you have your political blinders on, and can only see the Republicans doing bad, when they both do it equally.
I saw this eBay auction once, it was for a French rifle, never fired, but dropped twice.
My Toyota was made in Kentucky, your point? Cars are one of those odd things which have parts that come from all over the world, and are assembled, then sold as American cars...
It might be a patent on the way that the APs are used, to provide access for many people. This would cause it not to be a manufacturing issue. It could also be on the use of high gain antennas to boost the range of a 802.11 antenna.
Though using them like the dirty whores they are would be entertaining as well.
Hmm, maybe charge a 1k per instance fee for the usage of the patent. Football owners definitely have the collective sway to get these things fixed.
You are so ignorant, that it is actually funny to read...
Name one country that has been "one little hiccup is all it takes to render countries uninhabitable." Hell, the worst nuclear disaster in history, which was pretty much a worst case, didn't do this.
"you're a short-sighted, callous monster. the design of all current nuclear plants on earth require constant off-site power to prevent catastrophic meltdown and the spent-fuel pools catching on fire,"
Bull shit. This is only the case for this 43 year old design. The other reactor installations in the same area shutdown just fine. The issue with this one was that the design required power to prevent the production of H2 gas from the core overheating. Other plants use a passive system to burn off the H2 gas in a safe manner. Without the H2 explosion, Fukushima was absolutely nothing, and even with the tops blowing off two of the reactors, there was very little radiation released.
I would even point out the town in PA that is completely uninhabitable due to an ongoing coal fire (for the last 50 years!)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centralia,_Pennsylvania
The main problem with nuclear as well is the irrational fear of new nuclear plants causing many aging plants to be forced to continue running, even though the newer plant is much safer. Fukushima was of a very old design, and proved that it could not withstand a tsunami, there were however, several other nuclear plants in the same area that did not fail, and shutdown properly when the earthquake happened, but no one mentions the plants that don't fail.
If you want perfectly safe power, which is what you are indicating is your expectation of nuclear, then you will have exactly 0 power. There is not a single power generation method that is perfectly safe, and in fact, nuclear has the least deaths per unit power of any power production method. I don't see you railing against the industrial pollution coming from solar panel production plants in China, or the pollution involved with the production of rare earth magnets for wind power. The many deaths involved with coal, the dangers of fracking involved in natural gas production, or the destruction upstream of hydro dams, and the destruction downstream when they fail. Get off your high horse and remove your blinders, nuclear is the most safe production method in the entire world, but when a disaster happens, which causes no deaths, and causes a very minor release (behind background levels!) you rail against the nuclear threat, even though it is non existent.
Repeating the same failed arguments over and over does not make them true. There are tons of minerals in space, and many things space are entirely possible. Space elevators are possible if we can scale up carbon nanotubes, which is something which has been progressing very nicely recently. However, space elevators aren't the best way to do it, a launch loop is perfectly doable right now, it just requires the investment to get off the ground.
I find it much the same way converting money in my head. You get used to converting prices back to your native system, so you can tell if something is overpriced or underpriced.
Perhaps reading the site might give you some insight into what they stand for?
Occupy Wall Street is leaderless resistance movement with people of many colors, genders and political persuasions. The one thing we all have in common is that We Are The 99% that will no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the 1%. We are using the revolutionary Arab Spring tactic to achieve our ends and encourage the use of nonviolence to maximize the safety of all participants.