I saw him in October at a canonization. He looked beat. He probably looked at World Youth Day coming up this summer, and figured he'd rather put up his feet and write books. He thought he could retire at 79, but instead he got elected pope.
I don't suppose you'll be in your present job when you're 85.
I teach Natural family Planning, which has been shown in several peer-reviewed large trials to be just as effective as contraceptive pills [http://www.cclgb.org.uk/effectiveness.html].
Bottom line: there is a lot you don't know about the Catholic Church.
We did that at S band (3.4 GHz) using a 300 watt transmitter and 28 dB gain antenna. Had to integrate several seconds though. I wanted to fire up our 150KW radar transmitter, but it is limited to 300 microsecond pulses which spreads it out in bandwidth too much. As I recall, we downconverted to HF (20 MHz or so ) then used a narrow HF receiver to get down to below a KHz bandwidth.
No, the panels and inverters cost the same as in Germany. What's different here is the higher costs for permitting, distribution, installation, and markup of a low-demand product. It costs twice as much to get panels put on a roof here. And it doesn't need to. Then again, by the time we finally get our shit together, panels will be more efficient and cheaper.
We need a German head of the DoE. While he's at it, Obama should hire a German to run Amtrak. -------------- Disclaimer: I'm a fiscal conservative, Christian non-Fox-watcher. And been collecting solar power since....um, 1987 I think. We live in upstate NY, the sunshine capital of the USA (cough). My pump's running now.
They usually lead off with = LibreOffice is not absolutely 100% compatible with the Gold Standard Of All Word Processing Formats, that has been used since the dawn of time and cannot be changed or else many middle managers, IT staff and purchasing agents will be fired and civilization will collapse
Because if you paid a shitload of money for something, or went to the trouble of stealing it, you wouldn't want to admit something else was just as good, and was free. Your argument would be that they are different, in ways that are extremely critical to you, and your expensive solution is the standard.
The other possibility is that the numbers favor putting the storage right next to the turbines, so you have a constant amount of power being fed back to land instead if tons of it in spurts, and the storage taking up farmland somewhere. Although I'd do a quick guesstimate at putting it near areas of high use.
...and installed LinuxMint on my 6 year old desktop that replaced a 3 year old machine with all the Microsoft/DoDParanoid crap, was the best day of my career. No windows, no Gates, I was free.....like Munich. Really, the USAF developed their own super-secure distro. Why not use it? And save $617M? Or did some procurement officer get an XBox under their Christmas tree?
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What's wrong with "retiring" when you're 85?
I saw him in October at a canonization. He looked beat. He probably looked at World Youth Day coming up this summer, and figured he'd rather put up his feet and write books. He thought he could retire at 79, but instead he got elected pope.
I don't suppose you'll be in your present job when you're 85.
I teach Natural family Planning, which has been shown in several peer-reviewed large trials to be just as effective as contraceptive pills [http://www.cclgb.org.uk/effectiveness.html].
Bottom line: there is a lot you don't know about the Catholic Church.
The third harmonic on their UHF converter boxes.
Look at the door on your microwave oven. See how close the mesh is?
Now put the whole school inside a microwave oven. Well, minus the magnetron. And put in "airlock" doors that only open one at a time.
We did that at S band (3.4 GHz) using a 300 watt transmitter and 28 dB gain antenna. Had to integrate several seconds though. I wanted to fire up our 150KW radar transmitter, but it is limited to 300 microsecond pulses which spreads it out in bandwidth too much. As I recall, we downconverted to HF (20 MHz or so ) then used a narrow HF receiver to get down to below a KHz bandwidth.
No, the panels and inverters cost the same as in Germany. What's different here is the higher costs for permitting, distribution, installation, and markup of a low-demand product. It costs twice as much to get panels put on a roof here. And it doesn't need to. Then again, by the time we finally get our shit together, panels will be more efficient and cheaper.
We need a German head of the DoE. While he's at it, Obama should hire a German to run Amtrak.
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Disclaimer: I'm a fiscal conservative, Christian non-Fox-watcher. And been collecting solar power since....um, 1987 I think. We live in upstate NY, the sunshine capital of the USA (cough). My pump's running now.
They usually lead off with
= LibreOffice is not absolutely 100% compatible with the Gold Standard Of All Word Processing Formats, that has been used since the dawn of time and cannot be changed or else many middle managers, IT staff and purchasing agents will be fired and civilization will collapse
If they had used Ada, maybe they'd let the military use it.
I had to use Microsoft Turd all the time, yuck.
Now can we get back to solving our problems?
But it has reached Niburu.
Buy beer with the extra money.
Buy a computer that has the specs you want, then wipe the hard drive and install LinuxMint. Problem solved.
FTFY.
Animations? Is Clippy back?
Because if you paid a shitload of money for something, or went to the trouble of stealing it, you wouldn't want to admit something else was just as good, and was free. Your argument would be that they are different, in ways that are extremely critical to you, and your expensive solution is the standard.
Like Microsoft Office.
The other possibility is that the numbers favor putting the storage right next to the turbines, so you have a constant amount of power being fed back to land instead if tons of it in spurts, and the storage taking up farmland somewhere. Although I'd do a quick guesstimate at putting it near areas of high use.
"Teringlijer"
My wife's cousin said it meant "esteemed American relative", not what Google translate said.
Well, I have free office software and a free operating system.
So much for Hope and Change.
Since Obama was elected, Johnny Cash, Bob Hope and Steve Jobs died. Now we have no Hope, no Cash, and no Jobs.
How old is your car, that it doesn't have both numbers on the dial?
Along with Clippy, BoB and Metro. Proceeds to benefit the FSF.
...and installed LinuxMint on my 6 year old desktop that replaced a 3 year old machine with all the Microsoft/DoDParanoid crap, was the best day of my career. No windows, no Gates, I was free.....like Munich.
Really, the USAF developed their own super-secure distro. Why not use it? And save $617M? Or did some procurement officer get an XBox under their Christmas tree?
My 2900 pound 1998 Neon got 40 MPG. 5 speed, no A/C. If it wasn't a piece of shit I'd be driving it today.
will be the 1/4-20 thread in the bottom of a camera.
It was about 1980 as I remember.