Is it too windy for vertical axis turbines? As they're lower than most horizontal axis turbines, maybe the wind velocity and turbulence would be within their range.
That makes sense, because if anyone had told me that Firefox had more vulnerabilities than all the other browsers I would think that they were certifiable...
You don't even have to be speeding to get a speeding ticket in some states, you just have to commit the offense of having out of state plates in the wrong area (hello Ohio turnpike).
So, what you're saying is that if the LHC is never activated, that proves what it was designed to prove when it was activated? I think I'm getting a headache, sent from the future...
What if the theory is correct except for the part about reaching into the past? Or maybe if the theory is accurate, it would be impossible to even build the machine or think of the theory that would actually destroy the universe, and the LHC isn't even potentially dangerous (unless you stick your head in the beam). Here comes my headache...
I never said it was my residue, I'm just warning about what I've seen, heard about, and what (other) sick people think I've seen. And we're talking about apples here, everybody knows you can't compare apples and cucumbers...
I live in the county also, and I noticed that my commute was actually better than usual. Normally, the lights are so poorly timed on my route (which is with rush hour traffic) that timing them randomly would be an improvement. The timing is so bad that I actually attribute it to malice, or having some priority other than having traffic flow smoothly. When the predominant flow of traffic catches every red light, when there are major intersections with long backups for one road and no traffic on the other (long gone through the mistimed green), it's beyond incompetence. Hopefully this event shakes things up enough to get the system fixed, but I doubt it.
...as I don't normally have a chance to wash an apple before I eat it...
As someone who has worked in produce (college job, not now) I have to say that I am appalled whenever I hear this. The residue from the sticker is the least of your worries, there could be all kinds of other residue on that apple that you don't know about (not that though, that's only cucumbers). At least try to rinse them off, if you can't give them a decent wash.
What actually happens (this is with front-wheel drive cars, rear-wheel-drive and permanent 4x4 have different setups) is that the engin only pulls on both front wheels when you're going straight. As soon as you turn, it disengages the wheel on the side to which you are turning.
when turning there isn't a moment where two wheels are actually going the opposite direction....
Please tell me if this is a feature of the car you are driving, or because of how you are driving it.
Of course the wheels on either side spin at different speeds while turning, but I've never seen a car where they are going in the opposite direction while turning (under normal driving conditions, and not mud/ice/snow/pedestrians).
Another hitch, only reported on Fox, was that after it landed in the ocean the booster section was captured by Somali pirates and is currently being held for ransom...
Telemarketers don't deserve a new word, especially when an existing one fits so well. Phreakers at least are exhibiting some level of skill, even if it is in a somewhat antisocial manner (so I assume, at least).
I'm just waiting for the inevitable final step to the airport security process- after you put your shoes back on, the agent smacks you in the head with a bat. You wake up (hopefully) at your destination airport (hopefully). Your luggage has already been abused, and all that remains is to get in line to fill out claim forms for your missing property (bonus points to agents who leave a list of what they took to help you fill out the forms). Surely something like this can not be too far off...
As a fellow SETI participant, I also have to appreciate how much faster this would allow us to not find evidence of alien life. Maybe I would use a few hundred cores for one of the other BOINC projects too...
If someone were to blow off their kids 529 plans due to the Mayan calendar, I'm guessing lack of funds won't be the kids biggest obstacle to getting into college...
Is it too windy for vertical axis turbines? As they're lower than most horizontal axis turbines, maybe the wind velocity and turbulence would be within their range.
Those they couldn't poison they tried to bribe with cache...
If I'm watching CNN from TV, I'm looking for intelligent, fact-checked news and opinions from professionals,
That's why I stopped watching CNN on TV. The news/fluff ratio is just above that on E!
That makes sense, because if anyone had told me that Firefox had more vulnerabilities than all the other browsers I would think that they were certifiable...
You don't even have to be speeding to get a speeding ticket in some states, you just have to commit the offense of having out of state plates in the wrong area (hello Ohio turnpike).
Then someone will be welcoming you shortly. Just keep hanging on to that net...
Just be glad it wasn't some doofus welcoming new jellyfish overlords...
Oh drats...
What if the theory is correct except for the part about reaching into the past? Or maybe if the theory is accurate, it would be impossible to even build the machine or think of the theory that would actually destroy the universe, and the LHC isn't even potentially dangerous (unless you stick your head in the beam). Here comes my headache...
Cooooooooooooooooookie Crip
No, that's what you get if you mix cookie crumbs with pieces of gang member.
I never said it was my residue, I'm just warning about what I've seen, heard about, and what (other) sick people think I've seen. And we're talking about apples here, everybody knows you can't compare apples and cucumbers...
A crumb is a cookie that's too small to be worth eating.
Note from the map that the eastern arm of the rift was successful until it neared Detroit.
Perhaps government will put missing persons reports on them...
Maybe they could put report of missing twins on pears...
I live in the county also, and I noticed that my commute was actually better than usual. Normally, the lights are so poorly timed on my route (which is with rush hour traffic) that timing them randomly would be an improvement. The timing is so bad that I actually attribute it to malice, or having some priority other than having traffic flow smoothly. When the predominant flow of traffic catches every red light, when there are major intersections with long backups for one road and no traffic on the other (long gone through the mistimed green), it's beyond incompetence. Hopefully this event shakes things up enough to get the system fixed, but I doubt it.
...as I don't normally have a chance to wash an apple before I eat it...
As someone who has worked in produce (college job, not now) I have to say that I am appalled whenever I hear this. The residue from the sticker is the least of your worries, there could be all kinds of other residue on that apple that you don't know about (not that though, that's only cucumbers). At least try to rinse them off, if you can't give them a decent wash.
What actually happens (this is with front-wheel drive cars, rear-wheel-drive and permanent 4x4 have different setups) is that the engin only pulls on both front wheels when you're going straight. As soon as you turn, it disengages the wheel on the side to which you are turning.
Are you sure this is how a differential works?
when turning there isn't a moment where two wheels are actually going the opposite direction....
Please tell me if this is a feature of the car you are driving, or because of how you are driving it.
Of course the wheels on either side spin at different speeds while turning, but I've never seen a car where they are going in the opposite direction while turning (under normal driving conditions, and not mud/ice/snow/pedestrians).
Another hitch, only reported on Fox, was that after it landed in the ocean the booster section was captured by Somali pirates and is currently being held for ransom...
What's next, we're going to call telemarketers "vammers"? And we'll call phreakers "vackers"?
How about varmints and pharmints?
Telemarketers don't deserve a new word, especially when an existing one fits so well. Phreakers at least are exhibiting some level of skill, even if it is in a somewhat antisocial manner (so I assume, at least).
...if only I still had my bottle of water.
I'm just waiting for the inevitable final step to the airport security process- after you put your shoes back on, the agent smacks you in the head with a bat. You wake up (hopefully) at your destination airport (hopefully). Your luggage has already been abused, and all that remains is to get in line to fill out claim forms for your missing property (bonus points to agents who leave a list of what they took to help you fill out the forms). Surely something like this can not be too far off...
...but if it's within 1-2 day's drive (Example Oklahoma City to Baltimore)...
Having been to Baltimore, this sure sounds like hours of boredom followed with moments of sheer terror to me...
As a fellow SETI participant, I also have to appreciate how much faster this would allow us to not find evidence of alien life. Maybe I would use a few hundred cores for one of the other BOINC projects too...
If someone were to blow off their kids 529 plans due to the Mayan calendar, I'm guessing lack of funds won't be the kids biggest obstacle to getting into college...
Didn't that all already happen at the Yahoo convention in Taiwan?
They should also make this person the restaurant critic!