I used to feel this way about myself as well, but then I discovered that I wasn't getting quality sleep or enough of it. Have you tried getting 8 hours sleep?
I think what happens is that night owls tend to not have an alarm, so they can wake up when their body is ready. When the night owls have to wake up early, they still try to stay up past midnight and end up getting startled out of a deep sleep 5 hours later.
A plan to try is to go to bed at least 8 1/2 hours before the time your alarm is set. That gives your body a chance to wake up on its own rather than being startled by the alarm clock and spending the rest of day in a groggy state.
How is my comment "flamebait"? This technology doesn't require connection to the free airport WIFI - it uses the WIFI probing that cellphones and tablets broadcast.
I agree with you in this case, but not in general. There is a big diffence between a person logging events and it being done via a logging mechanism.
For example, the argument has been used that police should be able to put a tracking device on your car because they could achieve the same thing by following you. Another example would be setting up a license plate scanner on a road and logging every car that passes through.
The fact that a tracking method is using automated technology is not a distinction without a difference - it has huge implications.
A species is generally understood as a population that can interbreed and produce viable offspring. Homo sapiens and homo neanderthalis obviously can do so, so they should be the same species.
That's a very poor understanding of speciation.
For example, consider ring species: species A & B can breed and species B & C can breed, but species A & C cannot.
Those totals don't really matter that much on the state level though. Auto dealers tend to be among the wealthiest people in small town to medium size towns and they tend to be heavily connected within the community.
In most cases, the state representatives would vote in favor of their local auto dealers for free.
As others have also pointed out, nuclear fuel is not soluble in water. Think about it - if nuclear fuel was highly soluble, much of the fuel would be dissolved sitting in the reactor vessel. This dissolved fuel would make it very difficult to moderate the reactions.
I know that your goal is to make everything solar - including submarines, but that's just not going to work.
It does matter. Some hospitals are better prepared for this type of thing. The two hospitals previously noted are among four the in nation that are equipped and have the expertise for this type of thing. The hospital in Dallas is not.
Emory Hospital in Atlanta had 2 ebola patients 2 months ago and there were no transmissions.
This seems to be a case of the hospital taking on a "anything that can be done other states can be done better in Texas".
Officials now admit that the original patient should have been transferred to either Emory University Hospital in Atlanta or Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha.
It's not clear why the hospital was insistent on treating a disease that it had no expertise with.
Quoting Myth Busters probably hurts your case more than it helps - especially on something contradicting a governmental agency.
While their demonstrations can be pretty cool, they exhibit a lot of bad science.
Their show is also completely reliant on the cooperation of law enforcement, so they will be very hesitant to produce results that flies in the face of current governmental policy.
Totally agree. That's why I think the stats are skewed. A divorced person that is remarried is going to be completely shunned by these churches and treated as a pariah.
Honeymoons are not an indicator of how seriously a person takes the marriage. If anything, honeymoons are an indication that the couple is treating the wedding as a party and has poor money management skills.
The correlation in the study is probably due to religious fundamentalists that are under an extraordinary social pressure to have traditional weddings. This same religious and social pressure forbids divorce.
No one actually has 100 real friends. Those people that are being referred to as friends would be better described as acquaintances or people you've crossed paths with for a time.
It's not like they're nurturing relationships with everyone that attends the wedding.
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I used to feel this way about myself as well, but then I discovered that I wasn't getting quality sleep or enough of it. Have you tried getting 8 hours sleep?
I think what happens is that night owls tend to not have an alarm, so they can wake up when their body is ready. When the night owls have to wake up early, they still try to stay up past midnight and end up getting startled out of a deep sleep 5 hours later.
A plan to try is to go to bed at least 8 1/2 hours before the time your alarm is set. That gives your body a chance to wake up on its own rather than being startled by the alarm clock and spending the rest of day in a groggy state.
How is my comment "flamebait"? This technology doesn't require connection to the free airport WIFI - it uses the WIFI probing that cellphones and tablets broadcast.
I agree with you in this case, but not in general. There is a big diffence between a person logging events and it being done via a logging mechanism.
For example, the argument has been used that police should be able to put a tracking device on your car because they could achieve the same thing by following you. Another example would be setting up a license plate scanner on a road and logging every car that passes through.
The fact that a tracking method is using automated technology is not a distinction without a difference - it has huge implications.
many large organizations putter along with only *nix-based servers and a few windows desktops just fine (CERN, Munich, many scientific orgs, etc.).
I think you might be suffering from confirmation bias or maybe just denial - CERN does use Microsoft server based solutions.
Here is just one example... CERN Using Microsoft Lync for Collaboration and Mobility
Again, what does any of this have to do with using free services?
This has nothing to do with connecting to or using the airport's WIFI network, so your rant is really bizarre.
A species is generally understood as a population that can interbreed and produce viable offspring. Homo sapiens and homo neanderthalis obviously can do so, so they should be the same species.
That's a very poor understanding of speciation.
For example, consider ring species: species A & B can breed and species B & C can breed, but species A & C cannot.
Far more recent than that. Has slashdot been overrun by Ken Hovind disciples?
The point is that humans and chimps share a common ancestor. Neither species split off from the other.
This is pretty basis stuff - have to wonder how you missed this in your education.
Also, auto dealers tend to be very politically connected within local communities. Lobbying money isn't the prime mover on this.
Those totals don't really matter that much on the state level though. Auto dealers tend to be among the wealthiest people in small town to medium size towns and they tend to be heavily connected within the community.
In most cases, the state representatives would vote in favor of their local auto dealers for free.
The laws made sense in the era that they were created. Times have changed though and the laws are still on the books.
Now they've become very similar to the archaic alcohol sales related laws that are still present in most states.
Pretty sure that humans and chimpanzees never split. We share a pretty recent common ancestor, but that's it.
That's not really how a constitutional republic works. A simple majority doesn't always get to make the rules.
As others have also pointed out, nuclear fuel is not soluble in water. Think about it - if nuclear fuel was highly soluble, much of the fuel would be dissolved sitting in the reactor vessel. This dissolved fuel would make it very difficult to moderate the reactions.
I know that your goal is to make everything solar - including submarines, but that's just not going to work.
It does matter. Some hospitals are better prepared for this type of thing. The two hospitals previously noted are among four the in nation that are equipped and have the expertise for this type of thing. The hospital in Dallas is not.
Emory Hospital in Atlanta had 2 ebola patients 2 months ago and there were no transmissions.
Your anti-western bias is not serving you well.
It's not clear why you're singling out hospitals in the United States.
It's also not clear why you are playing the "understaffed" card. Every organization in the world claims that it is understaffed.
Pretty much no ecological disaster at all. Ends up that water makes an incredible radioactivity shield.
The USS Thresher sunk in the early 1960s.
This seems to be a case of the hospital taking on a "anything that can be done other states can be done better in Texas".
Officials now admit that the original patient should have been transferred to either Emory University Hospital in Atlanta or Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha.
It's not clear why the hospital was insistent on treating a disease that it had no expertise with.
Quoting Myth Busters probably hurts your case more than it helps - especially on something contradicting a governmental agency.
While their demonstrations can be pretty cool, they exhibit a lot of bad science.
Their show is also completely reliant on the cooperation of law enforcement, so they will be very hesitant to produce results that flies in the face of current governmental policy.
Not really. Could you list out some?
Totally agree. That's why I think the stats are skewed. A divorced person that is remarried is going to be completely shunned by these churches and treated as a pariah.
Putting people into low earth orbit isn't really something all that impressive or useful - it's just for propaganda.
It's much more impressive to go the route of the Americans and Europeans and actually explore the solar system.
Honeymoons are not an indicator of how seriously a person takes the marriage. If anything, honeymoons are an indication that the couple is treating the wedding as a party and has poor money management skills.
The correlation in the study is probably due to religious fundamentalists that are under an extraordinary social pressure to have traditional weddings. This same religious and social pressure forbids divorce.
No one actually has 100 real friends. Those people that are being referred to as friends would be better described as acquaintances or people you've crossed paths with for a time.
It's not like they're nurturing relationships with everyone that attends the wedding.