>> I also heard something about some nuke carriers carrying bunker fuel to help keep the destroyers topped off but that seems a bit silly since there are already fleet oilers to perform that task.
The oilers can't keep up with a nuke task group at top speed. Most of the destroyers have GE turbofan engines to drive the shaft so they won't be too far behind. http://www.navweaps.com/index_tech/tech-028.htm
>>I don't know what kind of dates this guy has, but I don't think any date I have had would want me to talk through a movie and nitpick on every little detail.
I was a lot less worried about pals being set to all zeros when I discovered the safe that held the Sealed Authentication System codes had a large hole covered up by a magnetic clip-board. The CMS http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/navy/docs/swos/ops/72-23.html guy somehow hozed the combo and didn't want to report it. Luckly it was only the outer safe that held the SIOP-ESI level material. The release codes where in a safe inside the first one that I had the combo to.
Anyone remember the name of a PBS ecology show during the 70's that taught by giant roaches. It shows the destruction of humans because of pollution and the rise of the roach
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In audio impedance mismatch might occur relative to two outputs (and their sinks), which could possibly affect an amp. As far as impedance mismatch between source and sink causing reflection in a cable then the relevant numbers would be 20KHz and 344m/s (speed of sound; since the electrical waveform mirrors the waveform in air, one simply being the other run through a transducer). This gives a wavelength of 17.2mm. One quarter of that would be 4.3mm... about 1/6th of an inch. "
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>> I also heard something about some nuke carriers carrying bunker fuel to help keep the destroyers topped off but that seems a bit silly since there are already fleet oilers to perform that task.
The oilers can't keep up with a nuke task group at top speed. Most of the destroyers have GE turbofan engines to drive the shaft so they won't be too far behind. http://www.navweaps.com/index_tech/tech-028.htm
>>I don't know what kind of dates this guy has, but I don't think any date I have had would want me to talk through a movie and nitpick on every little detail.
A fix for the movie talker. http://mysite.verizon.net/res02dad/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/scott2.mpg
I was a lot less worried about pals being set to all zeros when I discovered the safe that held the Sealed Authentication System codes had a large hole covered up by a magnetic clip-board. The CMS http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/navy/docs/swos/ops/72-23.html guy somehow hozed the combo and didn't want to report it. Luckly it was only the outer safe that held the SIOP-ESI level material. The release codes where in a safe inside the first one that I had the combo to.
Don't forget the effects of large solar storms on AC power transmission systems.
http://personals.galaxyinternet.net/tunga/SSTA.pdf
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Run by that great visionary Ken "There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home" Olson.
They did make some nice rackmount cabinets.
Using DECFORMS to program Vt320 terminals with VAXC via a 9600 baud modem in Japan. "priceless"
Naw, just install some snap-on ferrite beads on the harness just before it connects into the box.
http://www.ferrishield.com/html/ferrites/busbarferrites.html
Anyone remember the name of a PBS ecology show during the 70's that taught by giant roaches. It shows the destruction of humans because of pollution and the rise of the roach
" ... about 1/6th of an inch.
In audio impedance mismatch might occur relative to two outputs (and their sinks), which could possibly affect an amp. As far as impedance mismatch between source and sink causing reflection in a cable then the relevant numbers would be 20KHz and 344m/s (speed of sound; since the electrical waveform mirrors the waveform in air, one simply being the other run through a transducer). This gives a wavelength of 17.2mm. One quarter of that would be 4.3mm
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What a fool!
Ha yes, the good old days...
Nothing like the ascii picture of a A**hole to light up your day.
I had my CB amp cranked to 11 that day. Sorry bout that.
It's a message to the ruskies that we have nukes on our planes too, so stop the buzzing Norway crap.
He found out the hard way. http://www.nsaspook.com/9166_0029.jpg
The men in the black suits are now knocking at your door.
Flipping this baby means now the interlocks are disabled and will run until it melts through the floor.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bizarro
Bingo. Give me a gun that don't jam, good boots and socks so my feet don't rot and endless supply of baby wipes so I don't get monkey-butt.
If you have a old SSN card like mine it says on the bottom
FOR SOCIAL SECURITY AND TAX PURPOSES-NOT FOR IDENTIFICATION
This is from about 1970ish.
How about #1 8bit microcontroller market share.
9 746A.pdf
http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/devicedoc/3
I don't speak for microchip, just work there.
Who needs caps or a fancy battery when you can just drop a pill in the tank.
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http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:BioPerform
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff179058.
http://www.engrish.com/recent_detail.php?imagename =liquor-head.jpg&category=Engrish%20from%20Other%2 0Countries&date=2006-12-12
Portland has more strip clubs per capita than any city in America.t rip_clubs_help.php
http://www.portlandmercury.com/blogtown/2006/12/s
Back in the day, you could lose it by getting the clap too many times.d d-5210_42.htm/
http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/usa/doctrine/dod/do
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Well even teddy knows Ford did the right thing.o grams/Profile+in+Courage+Award/Award+Recipients/Ge rald+Ford/
http://www.jfklibrary.org/Education+and+Public+Pr
Well google building here. https://www.nwp.usace.army.mil/op/d/thedalles.aspi s_google_building_in_the_dalles.php
Now that the smelters are all shutdown there is a lot of excess power here. And it's cheap, clean and a damn nice place to live.
http://utterlyboring.com/archives/2005/03/20/why_