the CDG is the ONLY nuclear powered carrier in service outside the US Navy. Iran have a wooden replica of the Nimitz (seriously!). Citation: http://www.newsmax.com/TheWire...
from a distance. Say "Make this do this" and stand back, let the kids do their magic (hell, being a manager doesn't require technical knowledge) and look forward to the result. Micromanaging is for kindergarten teachers. You have a team of devs because they know how to code and you probably don't, keep thy nose in thine own trough.
You said, and I paraquote here, that settlements have been evacuated due to sea level rise.
I said I want proof of claim. You are attempting to confuse the issue by saying I'm a CC denier. I'm not a denier. I'm an AGW skeptic, which I shall remain until hard evidence backed by the scientific process is presented.
The real point is that the First Amendment, to take the example, was written in terms of the speech not the speaker. The speaker could be an individual or it could be a corporation (per https://supreme.justia.com/cas... (link will likely kick up a warning, the site is safe)), both enjoy the guarantees of the US Constitution inside the jurisdiction, both also bear the responsibilities.
there is a very simple answer, and I don't give a fuck what you say, this is completely legal: spoil your ballot by marking a single line through ALL the boxes and writing in the margin: "NONE OF THE ABOVE".
A "NONE OF THE ABOVE" is not a protest vote, it's a vote for regime change.
Tell me, what changed after the last election? Anything? Was anything brought in by the incumbent immediately reversed by the incoming as they took over? Anything at all? Please, tell me, just ONE SINGLE FUCKING THING?
these are projections, not proof of your claim. Plus the fact it's widely acknowledged that every computer-based climate model has a common fatal flaw:
they were exporting wine only 1200 years ago. Some very good grog, apparently. These days they import fruit for wine under the van Schayk label (Kirkwall) and even grow some locally (blueberry, gooseberry, cranberry and elderflower), but back then they grew grapes for entirely locally grown and produced wine which rivalled the best wines of France over the past 100 years to the point where they were exporting it all over medieval Europe.
mine's an ugly setup too, but boy does it sound sweet.
First, the really loud shit: Sansui 331 4-channel amp (a 1975 vintage original!) feeding 4x Goodmans GLS250 shelf monitors
Then, the studio stuff: Acoustic Solutions 5.1 home theatre (which probably has a higher per-channel output than the Sansui!) 5xCambridge Soundworks satellites (rescued from a blown DTT2200 setup)
All fed using Tech+Link interconnects. And no clearly I didn't pay £25 per cable. Smart-arsed me only paid £5 for a random box of loose cables from a yard sale. Most turned out to be TL interconnects and Belkin USB cables.
"There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home."
- Digital founder Ken Olsen, 1977, and yes he did in fact say this at the World Future society event in Boston during a talk.
yep, I had two that had that. One was a Harvard Multi (UK, CEPT & sidebands), the other a Radio Shack 80-channel (UK & CEPT). Both ran on 12V (8xMnO or 10xNiCd - 8xNiCd wouldn't work). I was so happy when I got my Yaesu VX-5 apart from the fact that it doesn't cover MPT-27/81 or CEPT, 49MHz unlicensed or anything above 999.90MHz. Guess I'm stuck using terrestrial bands that everybody else uses.:(
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if that were true then we wouldn't have the Flying Scotsman or the Mallard.
the CDG is the ONLY nuclear powered carrier in service outside the US Navy. Iran have a wooden replica of the Nimitz (seriously!). Citation: http://www.newsmax.com/TheWire...
something like the QE has: two gas turbines, 4 diesel, and 4 induction motors to the screws. 77,000 tons to 25+kt.
from a distance. Say "Make this do this" and stand back, let the kids do their magic (hell, being a manager doesn't require technical knowledge) and look forward to the result. Micromanaging is for kindergarten teachers. You have a team of devs because they know how to code and you probably don't, keep thy nose in thine own trough.
newspaper reports maybe?
You said, and I paraquote here, that settlements have been evacuated due to sea level rise.
I said I want proof of claim.
You are attempting to confuse the issue by saying I'm a CC denier.
I'm not a denier. I'm an AGW skeptic, which I shall remain until hard evidence backed by the scientific process is presented.
I'm still waiting for proof of claim.
HSBC
the East India Tea Company
Silk Road Trading
The real point is that the First Amendment, to take the example, was written in terms of the speech not the speaker. The speaker could be an individual or it could be a corporation (per https://supreme.justia.com/cas... (link will likely kick up a warning, the site is safe)), both enjoy the guarantees of the US Constitution inside the jurisdiction, both also bear the responsibilities.
since corporate entities were granted Personhood status in Dartmouth College v. Woodward, 17 U.S. 518 (1819).
Further reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C...
there is a very simple answer, and I don't give a fuck what you say, this is completely legal: spoil your ballot by marking a single line through ALL the boxes and writing in the margin: "NONE OF THE ABOVE".
A "NONE OF THE ABOVE" is not a protest vote, it's a vote for regime change.
Tell me, what changed after the last election? Anything? Was anything brought in by the incumbent immediately reversed by the incoming as they took over? Anything at all? Please, tell me, just ONE SINGLE FUCKING THING?
I'll wait.
Pretty sure if that were true then the Ford Motor Company have a lot to answer for.
these are projections, not proof of your claim. Plus the fact it's widely acknowledged that every computer-based climate model has a common fatal flaw:
they make too many static assumptions.
source citations needed.
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The important question is, did they adjust the read data by the same offset as the calibration?
Simple question demanding a simple answer.
they were exporting wine only 1200 years ago. Some very good grog, apparently. These days they import fruit for wine under the van Schayk label (Kirkwall) and even grow some locally (blueberry, gooseberry, cranberry and elderflower), but back then they grew grapes for entirely locally grown and produced wine which rivalled the best wines of France over the past 100 years to the point where they were exporting it all over medieval Europe.
thanks :) - and no, I haven't seen it yet. Looks interesting...
Orkney exports a good wine.
mine's an ugly setup too, but boy does it sound sweet.
First, the really loud shit:
Sansui 331 4-channel amp (a 1975 vintage original!) feeding 4x Goodmans GLS250 shelf monitors
Then, the studio stuff:
Acoustic Solutions 5.1 home theatre (which probably has a higher per-channel output than the Sansui!)
5xCambridge Soundworks satellites (rescued from a blown DTT2200 setup)
All fed using Tech+Link interconnects. And no clearly I didn't pay £25 per cable. Smart-arsed me only paid £5 for a random box of loose cables from a yard sale. Most turned out to be TL interconnects and Belkin USB cables.
Total cost: £85 including cables.
Kodak Easyshare C633, c.2006. Mn-O: fine. Ni-MH: no chance. Zn-C: nope. Ni-Cd: Hell no.
"There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home."
- Digital founder Ken Olsen, 1977, and yes he did in fact say this at the World Future society event in Boston during a talk.
yep, I had two that had that. One was a Harvard Multi (UK, CEPT & sidebands), the other a Radio Shack 80-channel (UK & CEPT). Both ran on 12V (8xMnO or 10xNiCd - 8xNiCd wouldn't work). I was so happy when I got my Yaesu VX-5 apart from the fact that it doesn't cover MPT-27/81 or CEPT, 49MHz unlicensed or anything above 999.90MHz. Guess I'm stuck using terrestrial bands that everybody else uses. :(
older digital cameras.
source: I have many, and they all suffer the same problem: they don't work on NiMH chemistry. ANY of them.
Kodak Easyshare C633.
Great on fresh alkalines, take a dozen flash shots, it's fucked. Or is it?
Drop the batteries into an LED flashlight like a "Lenser" which are loaded with Cree electronics, and they'll last another three years.
Source: I have a drawer full of cameras and flashlights are the cornerstone of any discerning hunter's day pack.
in most cases you're looking at a firmware upgrade. Go here: http://www.doom9.org/index.htm...
HTH.
I think my heart just imploded.
lithium battery.
Yep, those things that don't like being vibrated to shit.
ARE YOU FUCKING NUTS??