However, in a suspension bridge with a suspended roadway, the chains or cables support the weight of the bridge, and so do not hang freely. In most cases the roadway is flat, so when the weight of the cable is negligible compared with the weight being supported, the force exerted is uniform with respect to horizontal distance, and the result is a parabola...
2. Look at the position that the good left-wing indoctrinated Harvardites were asked to take: That forcing public schools to educate any and all children of illegal aliens is not necessarily a good thing.
RTFA. That is the position the inmates were asked to argue for.
Bikes, like cars, are not required to pull off the road. They're required to pull into turnout lanes on a two-lane road (though bikes, it could be argued, should move into a paved shoulder if it's safe) when they can. Not the same as pulling off the road.
Following laws is really just a small part of cycling safety. It's the "street smarts" that you develop but which are not taught to you that keep you safe. Keep behind that car on your left as you approach an intersection so he can't give you a right hook. Stay on the left of your bike lane while there a cars parallel parked alongside. Don't go full gas when riding alongside a traffic jam because some bozo may decide to pull in front of you because she feels she deserves a short-cut today. Practice emergency stops so shifting your weight to the back becomes second-nature. Learn to safely look over your shoulder while riding. Things like that are what's really going to keep you safe. I wish places taught that to new riders.
But, but Dr. Jeanne Hubbach is Board Certified in Family Practice and Environmental Medicine.
Turns out that the Family Practice (actually, "Family Medicine") board certification is real. The "Environmental Medicine" certification is total quackitude.
While OnHub doesn't track the websites you visit, your DNS provider can associate your web traffic with your public IP address. OnHub sets your default DNS provider to Google Public DNS. (This can be changed in the Advanced Networking settings of the Google On app.)
And yet Scalia didn't have a problem determining that the constitution gives corporations the same rights as people when, in fact, it says no such thing.
From Fish v. Oregon: "There's nothing in the constitution guaranteeing that water is wet. Therefore, any determination by this body that it is wet is nothing more than hand-waving gobbledy-gook."
Besides, every single effort to recount the votes in Florida showed that Bush had an even larger margin of victory than at the time of the first count.
Wrong, wrong, wrong. Next time, do some research rather than just being a parrot.
...whereas I can just turn on Sirius and go to a genre channel and get exactly what the channel says it is.
Which is its weakness, for me. I don't want to stick to a genre. I'd like things mixed up, genre-wise and era-wise. I suppose I'm in a very small minority that way.
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Frankly, I can't get how so many people still want to pay so much for an OS, when you can just download one for free...
Yosemite is free. Always has been. El Capitan is almost certain to be free, as well.
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Some corporate genius figured that they have you hooked and that you have no options other than to bend to their will when buying light bulbs.
That corporate genius forgot one option: the inevitable class-action lawsuit.
It really is an ugly situation. Nobody is going to win here.
The NRA wins by recruiting more members and increasing its income from membership dues. That's all it cares about, anyway.
Yes. Discussing it sure beats covering one's ears and saying "Lalalanoproblemherelalala", eh?
He resigned before the attempt.
However, in a suspension bridge with a suspended roadway, the chains or cables support the weight of the bridge, and so do not hang freely. In most cases the roadway is flat, so when the weight of the cable is negligible compared with the weight being supported, the force exerted is uniform with respect to horizontal distance, and the result is a parabola...
...Google has invented Yahoo Groups?
Yep.
Which ex-KKK politicians would you like them to forgive?
2. Look at the position that the good left-wing indoctrinated Harvardites were asked to take: That forcing public schools to educate any and all children of illegal aliens is not necessarily a good thing.
RTFA. That is the position the inmates were asked to argue for.
Fun fact: Nearly all of the mass shooters in America have been left wing activists...
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What world do you live in where somebody in okay shape gets ridiculously fast by buying an expensive bike?
Bikes, like cars, are not required to pull off the road. They're required to pull into turnout lanes on a two-lane road (though bikes, it could be argued, should move into a paved shoulder if it's safe) when they can. Not the same as pulling off the road.
It is VERY rare to see a street without shoulders at least 18" wide...
Honestly, it's not a rare as you think. Having written that, though, I do try to avoid those places when cycling. Not always possible, though.
Following laws is really just a small part of cycling safety. It's the "street smarts" that you develop but which are not taught to you that keep you safe. Keep behind that car on your left as you approach an intersection so he can't give you a right hook. Stay on the left of your bike lane while there a cars parallel parked alongside. Don't go full gas when riding alongside a traffic jam because some bozo may decide to pull in front of you because she feels she deserves a short-cut today. Practice emergency stops so shifting your weight to the back becomes second-nature. Learn to safely look over your shoulder while riding. Things like that are what's really going to keep you safe. I wish places taught that to new riders.
...here in California everyone is required to pull over to permit passing when possible if there are five or more vehicles being held up by them.
You are mistaken. Please read the code and educate yourself.
But, but Dr. Jeanne Hubbach is Board Certified in Family Practice and Environmental Medicine.
Turns out that the Family Practice (actually, "Family Medicine") board certification is real. The "Environmental Medicine" certification is total quackitude.
Towards the bottom of the link you shared:
While OnHub doesn't track the websites you visit, your DNS provider can associate your web traffic with your public IP address. OnHub sets your default DNS provider to Google Public DNS. (This can be changed in the Advanced Networking settings of the Google On app.)
What could possibly go wrong?
...an unprecedented level of environmental sustainability with half of its fat energy coming from farm-free, algae sources.
Because plant sources of fat are not environmentally sustainable?
How exactly is Breathed starting up Bloom County again and posting the strips for free on his Facebook page damaging his integrity?
There is no way to cost justify the drones.
There is if you're the one getting the kickbacks.
And yet Scalia didn't have a problem determining that the constitution gives corporations the same rights as people when, in fact, it says no such thing.
From Fish v. Oregon: "There's nothing in the constitution guaranteeing that water is wet. Therefore, any determination by this body that it is wet is nothing more than hand-waving gobbledy-gook."
Besides, every single effort to recount the votes in Florida showed that Bush had an even larger margin of victory than at the time of the first count.
Wrong, wrong, wrong. Next time, do some research rather than just being a parrot.
...whereas I can just turn on Sirius and go to a genre channel and get exactly what the channel says it is.
Which is its weakness, for me. I don't want to stick to a genre. I'd like things mixed up, genre-wise and era-wise. I suppose I'm in a very small minority that way.
Frankly, I can't get how so many people still want to pay so much for an OS, when you can just download one for free...
Yosemite is free. Always has been. El Capitan is almost certain to be free, as well.