Just read the Fukushima updates. How come nobody links to this?
If the #4 pool is NOT dry, then that NRC official should be fired...
That said, I can't understand why the spend fuel pool is not inside any containment structure and not at ground level. This is not a "First generation product" issue. This is a cost savings issue.
Totally alien language, yet a question ("When will it happen?") is indicated by intonation, and one identical to English at that? What are the odds?
Instead, how about if a question is indicated by a gentle squeezing of the inner butt muscles, followed by rapid blinking, a slight tilt of the head in the direction of the sun, and an excretion of Corduroy smelling gel from the small pores of the middle armpit?
I agree the analogy is not perfect, but your differentiation goes into the argument of whether file sharing should be illegal, which is an open question.
What the RIAA is doing is enforcing the law as it currently (and maybe wrongly) stands, and the money they're spending is reasonable even if it is more than was "stolen". This is especially true since the practice of file sharing is in fact sometimes being abused and so the RIAA is clearly in this for the war, not for the battle with the individual downloader.
Police spends more money protecting your home than the value of merchandise in it.
Irrespective of whether music pirating is theft or not, the observation is question is irrelevant, and the "we can get away with it since it's too expensive to stop us" does not help the argument that copying music without restrictions should be legal.
Two bouncyballs with equal inertial masses, but different charges. (and insulated). Same thing, but can be easily accomplished, and does not result a perpetual motion machine.
Also, I see why you said "bouncyballs". I started typing this with just the word "balls" and yeah, it does not read as intended...
It's a large inflatable ship, but not compared with other lighter-than-air ships - here's one example
Additionally, carrying one ton at 20,000 feet is pathetic, since the propulsion (and power storage) requirements weigh many times that, and if you try to go higher (to reduce the power requirements) than the payload capacity drops as well.
Well they changed it quietly later, it said Million before. now it's compatible, but it is pretty out of whack from a physical point of view. Consider - 60 craters, 10 km by 10 km, this is a layer of ice 1 m thick. really? in another article, http://www.spaceagepub.com/pdfs/Shevchenko_1.pdf, the area of the craters is estimated as 50 km2. I'm waiting to see how this one plays out. I've got my money on Million being right.
There is no usable water on the moon. 600 tons, over this entire area, is a minuscule amount, in very low concentration, and in an extremely hostile environment. From a scientific point of view, it is interesting. From an exploration point of view, it is irrelevant. It is cheaper to bring it from Earth.
Growth in retail sales proves that shoplifting is beneficial for shop owners. Also,growth in highway fatalities proves that seat belts are dangerous, and growth in violent crime clearly fingers video games.
Seriously, slashdot, this is the weakest argument ever.
They couldn't detect earth if it were.25 light years away... I asked them.
They are looking for a beacon that someone is sending out on purpose.
I think a race that sits around shouting "I am here" is either very stupid or very confident and mean. Or is counting on some other race being very stupid, and hoping the other race is not very confident and mean as well.
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Just read the Fukushima updates. How come nobody links to this?
If the #4 pool is NOT dry, then that NRC official should be fired...
That said, I can't understand why the spend fuel pool is not inside any containment structure and not at ground level.
This is not a "First generation product" issue. This is a cost savings issue.
no.. Watson didn't understand that HAVING a leg is not peculiar. Watson missed the negative, not the "phrasing in the form of a question"
Oh blessed be Thou who is THE CREATOR. I am not worthy of your NOTES. What are those CCDs you speak of?
So you live in the middle east and want to build and operate your own radar system. Are you sure you're not just visiting there?
Totally alien language, yet a question ("When will it happen?") is indicated by intonation, and one identical to English at that? What are the odds?
Instead, how about if a question is indicated by a gentle squeezing of the inner butt muscles, followed by rapid blinking, a slight tilt of the head in the direction of the sun, and an excretion of Corduroy smelling gel from the small pores of the middle armpit?
Yeeesh.
I agree the analogy is not perfect, but your differentiation goes into the argument of whether file sharing should be illegal, which is an open question.
What the RIAA is doing is enforcing the law as it currently (and maybe wrongly) stands, and the money they're spending is reasonable even if it is more than was "stolen". This is especially true since the practice of file sharing is in fact sometimes being abused and so the RIAA is clearly in this for the war, not for the battle with the individual downloader.
Police spends more money protecting your home than the value of merchandise in it.
Irrespective of whether music pirating is theft or not, the observation is question is irrelevant, and the "we can get away with it since it's too expensive to stop us" does not help the argument that copying music without restrictions should be legal.
Abengoa IS solar thermal.
KAHHHHHHN !!!!!1!
Two bouncyballs with equal inertial masses, but different charges. (and insulated). Same thing, but can be easily accomplished, and does not result a perpetual motion machine.
Also, I see why you said "bouncyballs". I started typing this with just the word "balls" and yeah, it does not read as intended...
It's a large inflatable ship, but not compared with other lighter-than-air ships - here's one example
Additionally, carrying one ton at 20,000 feet is pathetic, since the propulsion (and power storage) requirements weigh many times that, and if you try to go higher (to reduce the power requirements) than the payload capacity drops as well.
Nothing to see here.
0) "It's not leaking"
1) "It wasn't us"
2) "It's just one mistake"
3) "The media is making it all worse"
4) (still pending) "It's because the liberals hate nukes"
I'm glad you are concentrating on what's important.
Religious law may allow it, but religious people won't donate - it's a cultural thing. They still want the organs when they need them though.
Well they changed it quietly later, it said Million before. now it's compatible, but it is pretty out of whack from a physical point of view.
Consider - 60 craters, 10 km by 10 km, this is a layer of ice 1 m thick. really?
in another article, http://www.spaceagepub.com/pdfs/Shevchenko_1.pdf, the area of the craters is estimated as 50 km2.
I'm waiting to see how this one plays out.
I've got my money on Million being right.
1.3 Million lb is not 600 Million tons, only 600.
There is no usable water on the moon.
600 tons, over this entire area, is a minuscule amount, in very low concentration, and in an extremely hostile environment.
From a scientific point of view, it is interesting.
From an exploration point of view, it is irrelevant. It is cheaper to bring it from Earth.
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"The Murchison meteorite landed near a town of the same name... "
What are the odds for THAT happening?!
Growth in retail sales proves that shoplifting is beneficial for shop owners.
Also,growth in highway fatalities proves that seat belts are dangerous,
and growth in violent crime clearly fingers video games.
Seriously, slashdot, this is the weakest argument ever.
Contests have entry fees.
For $100, the entry fee will pay for the cost of the drive and shipping, so drive disassembly should not be an issue.
Nobody plays a game like this for the prize cash, but for the bragging rights.
The disk should have had on it instructions on how to retreive the money. Like bank account information and access code.
1. place two auto-firing REDOWLs in the street.
2. make one of them fire.
3. sit back and enjoy.
if a Microsoft service pack caused this kind of effect?
following their logic, so are soap bubbles.
Great experimenters, bad thinkers.
I'm ahead of my time, is all.
One day they'll all look back and be sorry, but by then it will be too late to resurrect civilization.
they were 3 people.
their combined speed was 12.5 MPH.
Hence about 4.2MPH each.
2.5 hours, but at least 5*10=50 minutes changing batteries, so 1.6 hours
so 4.2MPH * 1.6Hrs = 6.7 miles.
So why 7.6 miles? someone switched the digits!
They couldn't detect earth if it were .25 light years away... I asked them.
They are looking for a beacon that someone is sending out on purpose.
I think a race that sits around shouting "I am here" is either very stupid or very confident and mean.
Or is counting on some other race being very stupid, and hoping the other race is not very confident and mean as well.
ah, the complexities of intergalactic politics.
They couldn't detect ourselves from .25 light-yesrs away even...
They're looking for a beacon that's sent out on purpose.
I'm not sure a race that keeps shouting "I am here" is worthy of being labeled "intelligent"...
what - they don't listen to the news?