It is pretty much impossible to evict somebody, and there is strict rent control. So there is no downside for the tenant, (believe me I know, I own a house in Heidelberg and there's hardly any profit in it. Just got lucky that the renter is building himself a house, so I can sell it fairly soon untenanted).
Thought that was settled. Stabilizing victims for transport has been SOP in Germany, and has been shown to provide worse outcome than the simple get-them-into-the-ER approach previously favored in the states.
Yes, no doubt the budget is much easier to balance. I don't think most Americans have any idea how much of their tax money goes to the DoD.
Was certainly a factor in my decision. I left the US when the Iraq war was still going strong. Didn't like the idea that my tax money was helping to pay for this tragic foolishness.
... of why libertarians are wrong about the role of governments.
Free markets are nothing that comes about naturally. It is the governments that create the regulatory framework that allows for free markets to function.
Business hurt when governments fail in this most important job.
Don't think accelerator reliability issues are much of a concern any more, the systems are pretty mature at this point. I see the many advantage in being able to produce tailored neutron energy spectrum to process as much waste as possible.
The latter is the main focus in my mind. Excess energy is just an added bonus. We need a process like this as burying the nuclear crap has become a politically untenable.
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... or is all the whining about a *black* stormtrooper on the youtube comment thread beyond embarrassing.
Yeah right, living of Hartz IV is just great.
Historically Germans always preferred renting over owning a home.
It is pretty much impossible to evict somebody, and there is strict rent control. So there is no downside for the tenant, (believe me I know, I own a house in Heidelberg and there's hardly any profit in it. Just got lucky that the renter is building himself a house, so I can sell it fairly soon untenanted).
See some information lives outside the Internet.
This little factoid was related to me by my sister who is a German M.D. and happened to intern in the US so she got to practice both approaches.
Want to check if this is correct? Then Google is your friend.
Yep, these Google engineers are clearly Maoists.
And German Maoism totally ruined that country.
Oh dang, that link is to Google, they are of course in on it.
Man, they've almost got me.
Thought that was settled. Stabilizing victims for transport has been SOP in Germany, and has been shown to provide worse outcome than the simple get-them-into-the-ER approach previously favored in the states.
They have Condi Rice on the board of directors and know how to 'play nice'.
Note, it your paper uses computer models or least squares curve fitting, it is worthless for proving causality.
OK then, no computers. But in fairness I then request that you also start checking your email on your trusty logarithmic slide ruler.
Nowhere does the article mention nuclear. They argue for distributed and dispatchable power, hardly features of any nuclear design.
Yes, no doubt the budget is much easier to balance. I don't think most Americans have any idea how much of their tax money goes to the DoD.
Was certainly a factor in my decision. I left the US when the Iraq war was still going strong. Didn't like the idea that my tax money was helping to pay for this tragic foolishness.
Beats walking behind a ox in a rice paddy, don't it?
So did you miss the fact that he's from the UK, or just suffer from US public school education?
Make more money here in the GTA and the schools are better. The politics are also far less toxic.
Feels generally more immigrant friendly as well.
... of why libertarians are wrong about the role of governments.
Free markets are nothing that comes about naturally. It is the governments that create the regulatory framework that allows for free markets to function.
Business hurt when governments fail in this most important job.
Didn't get the links properly in:
http://www.technologyreview.co...
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/ar...
Better quantum information channels would also help with qubit teleportation.
... my con experiences demonstrated why a managerial class exists.
Really excellent succinct and easy to follow summary.
And that on /. of all places, where article summaries usual go to die.
Many CEOs have emergency plans for a retirement out of reach from shareholder class action suits, but this seems a bit excessive.
... how about starting a blog where you try to make science more accessible to lay people.
20 m holes in aluminum ... with a LASER! And Apple bought the company,
iDefense is going to be awesome and really sleek looking.
... , dying viruses release toxins ..." that quickly act on /. editors and make them forget the most basic biological facts.
... I'd hardly call it a failure.
... Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate!
One advantage that is purely political is that sub-critical reactors will be more political acceptable.
Don't think accelerator reliability issues are much of a concern any more, the systems are pretty mature at this point. I see the many advantage in being able to produce tailored neutron energy spectrum to process as much waste as possible.
The latter is the main focus in my mind. Excess energy is just an added bonus. We need a process like this as burying the nuclear crap has become a politically untenable.
By I much prefer inherently safe reactor designs.