What the heck does the ability to "prescribe anything short of controlled substances" mean when only controlled substances require prescriptions in the first place??!!??
There are people that speak something that descends from the mayan language, correct. That doesn't help us much in deciphering the written version of the language in hieroglyphics.
The "people that speak something that descends from the mayan language" are in fact Maya, being the direct descendants of the ancient Maya - and knowledge of modern Mayan languages has indeed proven quite helpful in deciphering the ancient Mayan script.
Bluetooth (at 2.4 GHz) and WiFi (at 2.4 GHz and up) do indeed utilize the microwave spectrum (300 MHz - 300 GHz), but not AM radio (0.5 - 1.8 MHz) nor FM radio (88 - 108 MHz).
...except that trolls belong to myths about "the little people", but Neandertals were more *massive* than H. sapiens (especially at that period in time)
Oops, i meant to say between the elbow and *wrist* (that is, lower arm - not upper arm). I've seen them amongst friends' older relatives, but it's been a while.
According to Wikipedia: "The Great Red Spot's dimensions are 24-40,000 km west to east and 12-14,000 km south to north. It is large enough to contain two or three planets the size of Earth."
The figure depicting RFI in the document at nxp.com refers to CONDUCTED emissions; that is, emissions conducted through the electric mains - this is completely independent of the RADIATED emissions, which are of concern to persons such as myself (amateur radio operator & radio monitoring enthusiast, and professionsl Electromagnetic Interference Technician). We are beginning to replace some incandescents in my house, and i will be monitoring the potential interference to my radio equipment closely.
These types of kits are still available - just not from Radio Shack. I maintain a concise list of kit (and part) sources. It includes several sources for these type kits, including Ramsey Electronics, which has the "Super-Fun 130 In 1 Electronics Lab" [item PL130], the "Complete 300 In 1 Electronic Lab" [item P300] and the " Advanced 500 In 1 Electronic Lab" [item PL500].
-allen
We still have a VCR because my wife records a lot of shows for playback at her convenience. I would gladly buy her a DVR, but i can't find one that doesn't require either (a) a monthly subscription fee for services we don't need, or (b) hook-up to a PC. It seems like a stand-alone digital (hard-drive based) recorder should be simple to implement - why am i not seeing them on the market?
Amateur radio operators are far from the only users of the HF radio spectrum (1.5-30 MHz, the range most affected by BPL). The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), aircraft Long Distance Operations Control (LDOC), weather facsimiles sent to ships at sea, and numerous other important users are out there. FEMA submitted a strong criticism of BPL during the FCC's comment period on BPL approval, to no effect (which was surprising to me, given that FEMA is part of the Dept. of Homeland Security).
Check out http://www.lutins.org/nasa.html for a copy of an excellent article published by the Miami herald on 13 November 1988 detailing NASA's concerted attempts to cover up the fact that the astronauts survived the initial breakup.
There is a reason for this. Food, medicine, cleaning products and just about everything else you can purchase in the U.S. comes under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Interior (and its subsidiary offices, such as the Food and Drug Administration). There are three notable exceptions, however: Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, which fall under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, which is part of the Department of COMMERCE.* That's right - these items are (and have historically been) way too big a money-maker for the U.S. government to allow the kind of regulation that governs other products, so they are regulated separately (incidentally, alcoholic beverages are not ALLOWED to contain nutrition information, on the theory that the presence of nutrition information infers that the product is nutritious...yes, it's absurd, but that's what BATF told us when i was in the wine business).
*BATF was recently reorganized under the Homeland Security umbrella, so i'm not sure of the exact status now, but the historic legacy remains.
Quite a curious contest, considering that morse code was never intended to be speedy. One of the only reasons morse code is still utilized is because of the *distance* that one can transmit unhindered (around the world with a few watts of power, if the atmospheric conditions are right)...
If your worksite has at least two PC technicians, you are eligible to become Dell-certified...this buys you a direct line to support in the U.S., and allows you to bypass calls altogether to obtain warranty parts directly.
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What the heck does the ability to "prescribe anything short of controlled substances" mean when only controlled substances require prescriptions in the first place??!!??
There are people that speak something that descends from the mayan language, correct. That doesn't help us much in deciphering the written version of the language in hieroglyphics.
The "people that speak something that descends from the mayan language" are in fact Maya, being the direct descendants of the ancient Maya - and knowledge of modern Mayan languages has indeed proven quite helpful in deciphering the ancient Mayan script.
Bluetooth (at 2.4 GHz) and WiFi (at 2.4 GHz and up) do indeed utilize the microwave spectrum (300 MHz - 300 GHz), but not AM radio (0.5 - 1.8 MHz) nor FM radio (88 - 108 MHz).
E = P/I
Volts = 25,000 / 100
= 250 Volts!
Remind me not to plug any of my devices into your outlets!
...except that trolls belong to myths about "the little people", but Neandertals were more *massive* than H. sapiens (especially at that period in time)
...as 'gusanito' is Spanish for "little worm".
Oops, i meant to say between the elbow and *wrist* (that is, lower arm - not upper arm). I've seen them amongst friends' older relatives, but it's been a while.
>Nazis tattooed numbers on the hands of Jews
Arms, actually (between the elbow & shoulder)
>Bigelow put up some cool, REAL pictures from space on this page: http://bigelowaerospace.com/out_there/view_photos. php
Several of the pictures depict a payload plastered with corporate sponsors' logos; did anyone notice that several of these logos are pixelated out?
Gravity must then be a METAphysical phenomenon...
Oops - didn't see that it was the *LITTLE* red spot that TFA referred to :/ Is there a way to withdraw one's posts?
According to Wikipedia: "The Great Red Spot's dimensions are 24-40,000 km west to east and 12-14,000 km south to north. It is large enough to contain two or three planets the size of Earth."
So can I sue Kevin Amiss and Martin Abbott when I accidentally blind my cat with a laser using their method?
The figure depicting RFI in the document at nxp.com refers to CONDUCTED emissions; that is, emissions conducted through the electric mains - this is completely independent of the RADIATED emissions, which are of concern to persons such as myself (amateur radio operator & radio monitoring enthusiast, and professionsl Electromagnetic Interference Technician). We are beginning to replace some incandescents in my house, and i will be monitoring the potential interference to my radio equipment closely.
>the president now has to get everything approved by a group with conflicting views
Not true - read up on "Presidential Directives" and "Executive Orders".
These types of kits are still available - just not from Radio Shack. I maintain a concise list of kit (and part) sources. It includes several sources for these type kits, including Ramsey Electronics, which has the "Super-Fun 130 In 1 Electronics Lab" [item PL130], the "Complete 300 In 1 Electronic Lab" [item P300] and the " Advanced 500 In 1 Electronic Lab" [item PL500]. -allen
We still have a VCR because my wife records a lot of shows for playback at her convenience. I would gladly buy her a DVR, but i can't find one that doesn't require either (a) a monthly subscription fee for services we don't need, or (b) hook-up to a PC. It seems like a stand-alone digital (hard-drive based) recorder should be simple to implement - why am i not seeing them on the market?
I would definitely add:
5) Anesthesia!
Amateur radio operators are far from the only users of the HF radio spectrum (1.5-30 MHz, the range most affected by BPL). The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), aircraft Long Distance Operations Control (LDOC), weather facsimiles sent to ships at sea, and numerous other important users are out there. FEMA submitted a strong criticism of BPL during the FCC's comment period on BPL approval, to no effect (which was surprising to me, given that FEMA is part of the Dept. of Homeland Security).
Check out http://www.lutins.org/nasa.html for a copy of an excellent article published by the Miami herald on 13 November 1988 detailing NASA's concerted attempts to cover up the fact that the astronauts survived the initial breakup.
"Google doesn't make many mistakes..."
;)
Well, see what Google suggests ("Did you mean...?") when you search on "landlords required to give heat"
According to the article, LRAD is "installed as a *part* of its defense systems" (emphasis mine). What other weaponry are these cruise ships packing?
There is a reason for this. Food, medicine, cleaning products and just about everything else you can purchase in the U.S. comes under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Interior (and its subsidiary offices, such as the Food and Drug Administration). There are three notable exceptions, however: Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, which fall under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, which is part of the Department of COMMERCE.* That's right - these items are (and have historically been) way too big a money-maker for the U.S. government to allow the kind of regulation that governs other products, so they are regulated separately (incidentally, alcoholic beverages are not ALLOWED to contain nutrition information, on the theory that the presence of nutrition information infers that the product is nutritious...yes, it's absurd, but that's what BATF told us when i was in the wine business).
*BATF was recently reorganized under the Homeland Security umbrella, so i'm not sure of the exact status now, but the historic legacy remains.
Quite a curious contest, considering that morse code was never intended to be speedy. One of the only reasons morse code is still utilized is because of the *distance* that one can transmit unhindered (around the world with a few watts of power, if the atmospheric conditions are right)...
If your worksite has at least two PC technicians, you are eligible to become Dell-certified...this buys you a direct line to support in the U.S., and allows you to bypass calls altogether to obtain warranty parts directly.