no that's exactly what it means a plasma or incandescent bulb with a blackbody color temperature has to be at least at the color temperature average physically; now you have to remember that temperature is a statistical phenomena so a plasma with a color temperature of 6000K is going to have some atoms much hotter and more atoms much cooler but the average is going to be 6000K. Certain materials have an electronic configuration that are more likely to be at a particular temperature and emit photons at the corresponding energies than at other temperatures; by mixing differing materials you can select emissions at certain peaks, then by adjusting the pressures in the plasma get the peaks to smooth into a smooth spectra.
you'd want to let the bulb cool off before you touched it at 800-900 C you could barely see a dull red glow if your eye are sharp, but that's not a lot more than halogen bulbs, several that we use at work are air cooled such as a 50 watt hand-held curing light
in a plasma light bulb high pressure means something between, "not very good vacuum" to "almost air pressure when warmed up"; the bean sized bulb would be more likely to implode than explode.
the HPS, high pressure sodium, will also run on the same ballasts as the common mercury vapor lights where LPS, low pressure sodium require the ballast to be changed increasing the conversion costs.
Many lights in your home run at comparable temperatures, and I've used incandescent lights that were 5500K, warm-white halogen run 3000K, cool-white run arround 4100K and daylight fluorescent bulbs run from 5000 to 6500K; your confusing temperature with heat, you want high temperature with little heat.
I've spent hours out on my deck at night watching the bats swoop and dive to capture a feast of insects attracted to the street light across the street. In Grayling Michigan on the military reservation there are wide swaths fo forest that are clear-cut and the litter burnt to provide habitat for the endangered Kirtland Warbler, these areas also provide excellent nesting areas for the Common Nighthawk and they also love to feed on insects in streetlights near dusk and dawn.
That's because most of us in society don't think like predators anymore; a predators wants to be unseen, and for it's potential prey to be obviously visible. a bungler would want to approach a building in shadow, to a point shielded from view, but has enough illumination to work in. His nightmare would be a fixture that is heat activated, directional say 15 degrees and activates 15 degree LED's that track his movements while leaving everything else dark, especially if he's in the center of 4 or 5 of them!
If your walking through the dense canopy old-growth woods, at night in the kind of dark where you can see about arm's length and come out on to a fire roads that's illuminated by full-moon light it's painfully dazzling!
1. long days and long nights mean thermal equilibrium lasts for a long time on the equatorial regions, 2. polar regions are always day/night so that's a constant 3. Hubble seems to do ok without an atmosphere 4. even ground based telescopes like my puny 6 incher need some time to equilibrate thermaly
as for availability for home use, Pansonic LCD projection HDTVs in 720p are expected to become available next month, and 1080p available in may in sizes of 50, 56 and 61 inches and will have a 10 second turn-on time, 6 times faster than the 60 S needed by HID bulbs that have to be replaced every year or two.
The generator is actually an alternator and they are inherently servo-locked, the alternator that is and stays out of sync with the grid has something obviously and seriously wrong with it and will try to pull the other stations on the grid into sync with it which will usually burn it up in the effort.
It bans false or misleading header information. Your email's "From," "To," and routing information - including the originating domain name and email address - must be accurate and identify the person who initiated the email.
That doesn't seem to apply to the "Reply To" field IANAL YMMV.
My best guess is it's not the mail admin who's doing it, but the sale-droid who learned how to Email from his 12 yo daughter, anybody can stick a forged Email header into the "Reply To" field.
Most email clients allow a sender to designate a reply-to address that is different than the "from" address. Many people are morons and will not read the large font heading at the top that says "Do Not Reply" and reply anyways. The clue-less idiots who sent the original Email and didn't want to hear the whiny sniveling replies from the Morons, thought that the Morons would notice that the reply to address was to donotreply.com and not hit the send buttons. If the clueless Idiots had read RFC2606, they would have used invalid.com or example.com or even localhost and created a non-routing reply.
Dear Sir or Madam; Your organization has been sending numerous email messages of a commercial nature to our organization in apparent error. Many of these documents appear to contain sensitive or confidential information and this consumes valuable resources on our part to process these messages in a confidential manner. Several Federal laws and regulations require level of client professional confidentiality such as SEC regulations and HIPPA. Several Federal laws prohibit transmission of unsolicited commercial Emails such as the Junk Fax Act and the CAN-SPAM act, and allow for monetary compensation to injured parties.
Please enclose a check for $5,000.00 to cover our expenses and to insure we have sufficient resources to remove these messages in a confidential manner, and promise to not seek relief through litigation for messages received to date. If we do not receive your check within 90 days we will assume that these messages were sent to our organization as a gift and will do with them as we see fit.
In the future, you'll may find it more economical to study a document known as Request for Comments: 2606, Reserved Top Level DNS Names published by the Network Working Group if the Internet Engineering Task Force, RFC2006 recommends using the domain names invalid.com, or localhost. Using these domain names will keep your emails from being routed on the internet. regards; Budgenator@example.com
Now you are offering them valuable consideration in return for their money and are not committing extortion or blackmail, just make sure it's vetted by your lawyer and enjoy.
The ADA will lie to their graves about Mercury's toxicities in the body from the mouth and lungs the lungs. HCL acid, AKA "stomach acid", does a great job of dissolving swallowed Mercury fillings and their residues readily dispersing the Mercury into the bloodstream. Yeah that's because the ADA hates dentists and dental assistants so much, after all they are the guys and gals that used to place the damned stuff 8 hours a day. Don't worry about mercury from CFL's , we used to buy mercury by the pound and went through 2 pound's a year and 2/3 of each spill went in the trash so that means each dental office put about 120,000 CFL's worth of mercury into the landfill each year. But what really kills the environment is the amalgam that get's sucked up by the evac system, that goes into the drain and the sewage treatment plant where it comes out in the sludge which is usually incinerated; that means highly dangerous organic mercury compounds are produced and sent up the smoke stack. The last part was for us the prefect excuse finally stop using amalgam, why pay 20,000.00 for a treatment unit so we can place an inferior material, get paid less for using it? Patients don't like it because it costs more, the insurance don't like because they have to pay more for composites.
How likely do you think it is that the federal government has opened mail or monitored telephone conversations of people in the U.S. without first getting permission from a federal judge? Is it very likely, somewhat likely, somewhat unlikely or very unlikely that the federal government has done these things without permission from a judge?
I would split that question, personally opening postal mail should require a much higher standard of reasonableness and always a search warrant, listening to or reading a transcript of a phone conversation or a recorded phone conversation slightly less but should also require a warrant. Recording a conversation without listening or reading a transcript, that's an odd bird.
To promote itself, Detroit Electric--a new joint venture between Zap and China's Youngman Automotive Group--plan to release a limited number of cars based around the Detroit Electric, an electric car produced by the Anderson Electric Car Co. in the early part of the 20th century.
they are going to make a limited edition replica of a circa 1920 electric car; they also have some designs that are more modern. I doubt that the relica will be street-legal as a car.
sorry but the first two appear to be the same graph and they aren't what I would consider a scientific study as in peer reviewed in a scientific journal. The references you listed depended on asking the subjects how much they value religion rather than if they are religious or not for the data. People when are asked for subjective data great pains must be taken by the researchers to insure the phrasing of the questions are not prejudicial and bias the data, one question a a scale of 1 to 5 "ain't gonna get it". I might even argue that quite a few intelligent people engage in things like "Global Warming as religion" and "atheism as religion" and could be add in to further muddy the waters.
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no that's exactly what it means a plasma or incandescent bulb with a blackbody color temperature has to be at least at the color temperature average physically; now you have to remember that temperature is a statistical phenomena so a plasma with a color temperature of 6000K is going to have some atoms much hotter and more atoms much cooler but the average is going to be 6000K. Certain materials have an electronic configuration that are more likely to be at a particular temperature and emit photons at the corresponding energies than at other temperatures; by mixing differing materials you can select emissions at certain peaks, then by adjusting the pressures in the plasma get the peaks to smooth into a smooth spectra.
you'd want to let the bulb cool off before you touched it at 800-900 C you could barely see a dull red glow if your eye are sharp, but that's not a lot more than halogen bulbs, several that we use at work are air cooled such as a 50 watt hand-held curing light
in a plasma light bulb high pressure means something between, "not very good vacuum" to "almost air pressure when warmed up"; the bean sized bulb would be more likely to implode than explode.
the HPS, high pressure sodium, will also run on the same ballasts as the common mercury vapor lights where LPS, low pressure sodium require the ballast to be changed increasing the conversion costs.
Many lights in your home run at comparable temperatures, and I've used incandescent lights that were 5500K, warm-white halogen run 3000K, cool-white run arround 4100K and daylight fluorescent bulbs run from 5000 to 6500K; your confusing temperature with heat, you want high temperature with little heat.
I've spent hours out on my deck at night watching the bats swoop and dive to capture a feast of insects attracted to the street light across the street. In Grayling Michigan on the military reservation there are wide swaths fo forest that are clear-cut and the litter burnt to provide habitat for the endangered Kirtland Warbler, these areas also provide excellent nesting areas for the Common Nighthawk and they also love to feed on insects in streetlights near dusk and dawn.
That's because most of us in society don't think like predators anymore; a predators wants to be unseen, and for it's potential prey to be obviously visible. a bungler would want to approach a building in shadow, to a point shielded from view, but has enough illumination to work in. His nightmare would be a fixture that is heat activated, directional say 15 degrees and activates 15 degree LED's that track his movements while leaving everything else dark, especially if he's in the center of 4 or 5 of them!
If your walking through the dense canopy old-growth woods, at night in the kind of dark where you can see about arm's length and come out on to a fire roads that's illuminated by full-moon light it's painfully dazzling!
1. long days and long nights mean thermal equilibrium lasts for a long time on the equatorial regions,
2. polar regions are always day/night so that's a constant
3. Hubble seems to do ok without an atmosphere
4. even ground based telescopes like my puny 6 incher need some time to equilibrate thermaly
as for availability for home use, Pansonic LCD projection HDTVs in 720p are expected to become available next month, and 1080p available in may in sizes of 50, 56 and 61 inches and will have a 10 second turn-on time, 6 times faster than the 60 S needed by HID bulbs that have to be replaced every year or two.
The generator is actually an alternator and they are inherently servo-locked, the alternator that is and stays out of sync with the grid has something obviously and seriously wrong with it and will try to pull the other stations on the grid into sync with it which will usually burn it up in the effort.
That doesn't seem to apply to the "Reply To" field IANAL YMMV.
My best guess is it's not the mail admin who's doing it, but the sale-droid who learned how to Email from his 12 yo daughter, anybody can stick a forged Email header into the "Reply To" field.
Most email clients allow a sender to designate a reply-to address that is different than the "from" address. Many people are morons and will not read the large font heading at the top that says "Do Not Reply" and reply anyways. The clue-less idiots who sent the original Email and didn't want to hear the whiny sniveling replies from the Morons, thought that the Morons would notice that the reply to address was to donotreply.com and not hit the send buttons. If the clueless Idiots had read RFC2606, they would have used invalid.com or example.com or even localhost and created a non-routing reply.
Now you are offering them valuable consideration in return for their money and are not committing extortion or blackmail, just make sure it's vetted by your lawyer and enjoy.
years ago I had a better one, lots of forgotten passwords get emailed to qwerty@poiuyt.com, now poiuyt.com is just a link-farm and probably worse.
The ADA will lie to their graves about Mercury's toxicities in the body from the mouth and lungs the lungs. HCL acid, AKA "stomach acid", does a great job of dissolving swallowed Mercury fillings and their residues readily dispersing the Mercury into the bloodstream.
Yeah that's because the ADA hates dentists and dental assistants so much, after all they are the guys and gals that used to place the damned stuff 8 hours a day. Don't worry about mercury from CFL's , we used to buy mercury by the pound and went through 2 pound's a year and 2/3 of each spill went in the trash so that means each dental office put about 120,000 CFL's worth of mercury into the landfill each year. But what really kills the environment is the amalgam that get's sucked up by the evac system, that goes into the drain and the sewage treatment plant where it comes out in the sludge which is usually incinerated; that means highly dangerous organic mercury compounds are produced and sent up the smoke stack. The last part was for us the prefect excuse finally stop using amalgam, why pay 20,000.00 for a treatment unit so we can place an inferior material, get paid less for using it? Patients don't like it because it costs more, the insurance don't like because they have to pay more for composites.
Much better than what I get from Comcast, I'm envious.
Well at least with European Grade Broadband you can get nowhere really fast!
I would split that question, personally opening postal mail should require a much higher standard of reasonableness and always a search warrant, listening to or reading a transcript of a phone conversation or a recorded phone conversation slightly less but should also require a warrant. Recording a conversation without listening or reading a transcript, that's an odd bird.
they are going to make a limited edition replica of a circa 1920 electric car; they also have some designs that are more modern. I doubt that the relica will be street-legal as a car.
That was pretty expensive free software
The new company also has some new designs like the ZAP Alias(TM) a tricycle electric "car" shown in their photo album
sorry but the first two appear to be the same graph and they aren't what I would consider a scientific study as in peer reviewed in a scientific journal. The references you listed depended on asking the subjects how much they value religion rather than if they are religious or not for the data. People when are asked for subjective data great pains must be taken by the researchers to insure the phrasing of the questions are not prejudicial and bias the data, one question a a scale of 1 to 5 "ain't gonna get it". I might even argue that quite a few intelligent people engage in things like "Global Warming as religion" and "atheism as religion" and could be add in to further muddy the waters.
still their teacher is going to check the box on the form for exhibiting pre-delinquent behavior which starts the whole ball rolling.