A little RainX on the lens covers lets 99% of the snow slide off. I use it on my windshield and lenscovers and the snow just brushes off when it even sticks at all, if there is icing it scrapes off easily too. In our area most traffic signals are suspended from a cable, so if there is a blizzard or near blizzard the lights sway enough that too snow doesn't accumulate anyways.
On Dec. 23, Middlesex County Superior Court Judge James Hurley ordered firms that register domains and provide hosting services -- GoDaddy Inc., Network Solutions, Comcast Cable Communications Inc. and DiscountASP.Net, to disable the three sites, ITgrunt.com, Endh1b.com, and Guestworkerfraud.com.
and GoDaddy Inc., Network Solutions, Comcast Cable Communications Inc. and DiscountASP.Net, just obeyed it without regard for whether the judge had jurisdiction or even if the order seemed even vaguely reasonable. 3 of the 4 haven't had the most reputable reputation amongst slashdotters and DiscountASP.Net is a pure microsoft shop so that speaks for itself.
Another hint: floating mountains, people. Come on.
Turn in your geek card, everybody knows unobtanium is a room-temperature superconductor, and therefore the floating mountains are simply an example of magnetic levitation
The Rat Motor will still live for those who really want them, just like the 427 Hemi's and the 440 wedge. For that matter you can still get Offenauser engine if you have U$28,000.00 burning a hole in your pocket..
Well this graphseems to contradict your assertion, even the NASA graph shows the 5year means could be flat, too early to tell for sure. If the PDO has in fact shifted phase, the global temps will drop towards middle 1960's levels, the ocean will cool and the water will contract lowering sea levels.
I only see these being installed in select locations. Usually a Female Visitor will smuggle the contraband into the visiting room in their vagina, which is removed in the bathroom. After the bathroom visit the contra-band which is most often currency, is slipped to the inmate who will swallow it while eating some chips or whatever from the vending machines. The inmate then retrieves it the next day, this is where the evidence securing toilet will be used. Currency is highly prized inside because most drugs are smuggled in by the guards and other employees and they aren't interested in stamps or cigarettes for payment.
You're of course assuming that this is just a hole and not a trap, the possibilities for miss-information abound in situations like this. Imagine the stress involved in seeing a video feed tracking your every movement from a machine that can spit silent death at any second and waits for weeks for you to make that one lethal mistake.
When "Israeli security officers (most who looked around 18 years old)" ask you "Do you have a boyfriend?", you say "Why No, do you know any good clubs, maybe we could have a couple drinks and dance."
In fairness it was a magnitude 3.4, the amplitudes in one of those can be confused with a semi-truck going 35 MPH hitting a pothole in front of your house. 3.4 earthquakes are described as minor and Often felt, but rarely causes damage. I've never been to Switzerland but if they build like the Germans it's homes built out of mortared bricks without reinforcing and more more susceptible to seismic damage than would be expected by North Americans.
No he said "I don't understand that formula. I don't have the math for it", is one local market's prices being consistently above the norm really that much different than one temperature sensor?
Before everyone starts putting down the author for being anonymous, please observe that this is The Economist. For those of you not familiar with that particular publication, one of its distinguishing traits is that it does not publish bylines. Ever. Editorials in The Economist are backed by the reputation of the editorial staff of The Economist, not of any individual writer.
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I don't understand that formula. I don't have the math for it. The paper goes on to reject the Trewin formula for reasons which, again, I don't have the math to understand. This is academic-level statistics. Scepticism's limits
WTF The Economist's editorial staff doesn't understand math? I can easily understand that they may not understand why a formula may be rejected in a particular context but to not understand the formula itself! I think their reputation just FUBARed.
While they will receive perfunctory instruction in reading and writing, the primary sociological function of this institution is to indoctrinate the children with the state's version of history, to teach them obedience to authority, and to condition them to view agents of the state as authority figures.
Yeah like that is working well, we have a bunch of increasingly Narcissistic, ADHD and Oppositional Defiant Disorder kids that are stupid in ways that transcend being poorly educated, ignorant, uncritical thinkers or lacking in native intelligence. I'm almost glad they view the state as the authority figure instead of me!
Niesluchowski is claiming he had permission to run the SETI@Home 3 superintendents ago, 2 superintendents ago when he was informed that SETI@Home might be a problem, he installed a "group policy object" or GPO on the computers to disable SETI; which was inadvertently disabled or deleted. Seems that some whiteboard program was having trouble do to the computers going into screensaver or standby when inactive.
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The impact would be on the order of 6.3 ExaJoules! (6.3*10^19) or 6.25×1019 J, the yearly electricity generation of the world as of 2005, which is a whole bunch all in one splash. I suppose that the Russians would be a little sensitive to these things after the Tunguska event
A little RainX on the lens covers lets 99% of the snow slide off. I use it on my windshield and lenscovers and the snow just brushes off when it even sticks at all, if there is icing it scrapes off easily too. In our area most traffic signals are suspended from a cable, so if there is a blizzard or near blizzard the lights sway enough that too snow doesn't accumulate anyways.
it would seem that,
and GoDaddy Inc., Network Solutions, Comcast Cable Communications Inc. and DiscountASP.Net, just obeyed it without regard for whether the judge had jurisdiction or even if the order seemed even vaguely reasonable. 3 of the 4 haven't had the most reputable reputation amongst slashdotters and DiscountASP.Net is a pure microsoft shop so that speaks for itself.
Turn in your geek card, everybody knows unobtanium is a room-temperature superconductor, and therefore the floating mountains are simply an example of magnetic levitation
"The globe is cooling" is a big denier lie.
if it's such a lie the why will
2009 will be the 2nd or 3rd hottest year on record.
instead of the hottest on record. Right now the 5 year mean. trend looks like it could either flat or ready to increase or decrease it's hard to tell.
The Rat Motor will still live for those who really want them, just like the 427 Hemi's and the 440 wedge. For that matter you can still get Offenauser engine if you have U$28,000.00 burning a hole in your pocket..
Well this graphseems to contradict your assertion, even the NASA graph shows the 5year means could be flat, too early to tell for sure. If the PDO has in fact shifted phase, the global temps will drop towards middle 1960's levels, the ocean will cool and the water will contract lowering sea levels.
and given a free-pass by Kyoto!
Except that the globe is cooling, in fact the big question is whether this cooling is weather or is it climate.
What has that to do with third-world people riding in smokey diesel buses, using kerosene cook stoves, oil lamps and wood fireplaces for heat?
I only see these being installed in select locations. Usually a Female Visitor will smuggle the contraband into the visiting room in their vagina, which is removed in the bathroom. After the bathroom visit the contra-band which is most often currency, is slipped to the inmate who will swallow it while eating some chips or whatever from the vending machines. The inmate then retrieves it the next day, this is where the evidence securing toilet will be used. Currency is highly prized inside because most drugs are smuggled in by the guards and other employees and they aren't interested in stamps or cigarettes for payment.
You're of course assuming that this is just a hole and not a trap, the possibilities for miss-information abound in situations like this. Imagine the stress involved in seeing a video feed tracking your every movement from a machine that can spit silent death at any second and waits for weeks for you to make that one lethal mistake.
When "Israeli security officers (most who looked around 18 years old)" ask you "Do you have a boyfriend?", you say "Why No, do you know any good clubs, maybe we could have a couple drinks and dance."
60 years?, the problem is more like 4,000 years old.
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My guess is at least some of the "damaged" buildings were around 653 years old.
In fairness it was a magnitude 3.4, the amplitudes in one of those can be confused with a semi-truck going 35 MPH hitting a pothole in front of your house. 3.4 earthquakes are described as minor and Often felt, but rarely causes damage. I've never been to Switzerland but if they build like the Germans it's homes built out of mortared bricks without reinforcing and more more susceptible to seismic damage than would be expected by North Americans.
A foot of volcanic ash soaks up a lot of toxic chemicals, so no worries there.
BZZZT, wrong! the curing light isn't UV, but deep blue, sometime UV light is used to active dental bleaches.
No he said "I don't understand that formula. I don't have the math for it", is one local market's prices being consistently above the norm really that much different than one temperature sensor?
Good god someone has finally made a rational observation eloquently.
Before everyone starts putting down the author for being anonymous, please observe that this is The Economist. For those of you not familiar with that particular publication, one of its distinguishing traits is that it does not publish bylines. Ever. Editorials in The Economist are backed by the reputation of the editorial staff of The Economist, not of any individual writer.
FTA
WTF The Economist's editorial staff doesn't understand math? I can easily understand that they may not understand why a formula may be rejected in a particular context but to not understand the formula itself! I think their reputation just FUBARed.
I have a lot of friends that are corn farmers and they would all love to know about how to get this supposed corn subsidy
While they will receive perfunctory instruction in reading and writing, the primary sociological function of this institution is to indoctrinate the children with the state's version of history, to teach them obedience to authority, and to condition them to view agents of the state as authority figures.
Yeah like that is working well, we have a bunch of increasingly Narcissistic, ADHD and Oppositional Defiant Disorder kids that are stupid in ways that transcend being poorly educated, ignorant, uncritical thinkers or lacking in native intelligence. I'm almost glad they view the state as the authority figure instead of me!
But there are people who don't get D. Adams references.
Some of us are real nerds and some are posers.
Niesluchowski is claiming he had permission to run the SETI@Home 3 superintendents ago, 2 superintendents ago when he was informed that SETI@Home might be a problem, he installed a "group policy object" or GPO on the computers to disable SETI; which was inadvertently disabled or deleted. Seems that some whiteboard program was having trouble do to the computers going into screensaver or standby when inactive.