I wonder if anyone has explained to that cop that he places himself in danger by waving that pistol around before having identified himself. He could have been mistaken for a motorcycle thief!
The gas involved here is from the sewer system, not "gas lines". Access to the sewer system is through the passageways for electric, water, etc., which are above.
Wasn't NOx one of the major pollutant problems in the early 1960s? IIRC the culprits were detergents that ended up in waterways causing algae blooms that used up oxygen and prevented light penetration, thus being very detrimental to aquatic life.
If this is the case it might not be good to have it running into the canals and rivers and into the North Sea.
I don't see a lot of cattle since I moved to Alaska, but years ago I grew up among a lot of them. Dairy cattle fifty years ago surely didn't need a pager to tell them when to come in to be milked! They were there without fail twice a day, most of them even entering the barn and poking their heads into their accustomed stantion.
If an individual didn't show up on time, you'd better go find what's the matter with her.
Reaction to the same activity in Budapest was a major tipping point in the uprising of the late 1950's.
While it became an anti-USSR movement the initial disorder was the sometimes violent reaction to local block monitors by fed-up citizens, according to some of my friends who were there.
Well, nuclear power plants in Western Europe and North America have shown themselves to be pretty safe.
A dozen automobiles are far more dangerous than "thousands" of nuclear power plants. How about one meth lab? Or even one anthracite-powered power plant?
In Alaska the offence would be the discharge of a firearm within a quarter-mile of a public road. This is obviously related to public safety rather than game management.
Suppose Microsoft code for Windows for Workgroups or Windows NT was finally outed and shown to contain Novell networking code. This agreement would not shield MS from liability to Novell, but might forestall the wrath of their big customers and prevent a class-action (EXPENSIVE) suit by their small customers for leaving them open to possible liability.
Also, you might teach him that being courteous, even if other people aren't, will get him there and back safely more often than any other tactic. This includes timely use of turn signals, flashing your brake-lights before you have to actually clamp down, and generally keeping track of the drivers AROUND you and what they want to do. And, in a tight spot, NEVER expect the other guy to make the right move!
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Maybe the Android users are a bit more choosy than the iPhone users. Or maybe more committed to their relationship(s).
I wonder who is buying all this information...
I wonder if anyone has explained to that cop that he places himself in danger by waving that pistol around before having identified himself. He could have been mistaken for a motorcycle thief!
The long, loud whistle noise would annoy the neighbors?
The gas involved here is from the sewer system, not "gas lines". Access to the sewer system is through the passageways for electric, water, etc., which are above.
ah its 10 % more expensive.
That's big money in a road project!
Wasn't NOx one of the major pollutant problems in the early 1960s? IIRC the culprits were detergents that ended up in waterways causing algae blooms that used up oxygen and prevented light penetration, thus being very detrimental to aquatic life.
If this is the case it might not be good to have it running into the canals and rivers and into the North Sea.
Anyone who has worked with steel knows that most alloys will bend more easily with a relatively modest application of heat.
With a lot of weight above bent structural members structural failure is guaranteed!
First priority: Install one above every street light so we can get our lovely speckled black skies back. :)
I certainly agree! Recover the light that is otherwise polluting our environment.
I don't see a lot of cattle since I moved to Alaska, but years ago I grew up among a lot of them. Dairy cattle fifty years ago surely didn't need a pager to tell them when to come in to be milked! They were there without fail twice a day, most of them even entering the barn and poking their heads into their accustomed stantion.
If an individual didn't show up on time, you'd better go find what's the matter with her.
Reaction to the same activity in Budapest was a major tipping point in the uprising of the late 1950's.
While it became an anti-USSR movement the initial disorder was the sometimes violent reaction to local block monitors by fed-up citizens, according to some of my friends who were there.
Who decided that a scam-artist should be housed at a minimum-security camp?
Well, nuclear power plants in Western Europe and North America have shown themselves to be pretty safe.
A dozen automobiles are far more dangerous than "thousands" of nuclear power plants. How about one meth lab? Or even one anthracite-powered power plant?
Maybe the OP should consider a desktop computer to consolidate all his portable electronics at the workplace.
Won't this pose a problem for today's semantically challenged "geek".?
In Alaska the offence would be the discharge of a firearm within a quarter-mile of a public road. This is obviously related to public safety rather than game management.
Suppose Microsoft code for Windows for Workgroups or Windows NT was finally outed and shown to contain Novell networking code. This agreement would not shield MS from liability to Novell, but might forestall the wrath of their big customers and prevent a class-action (EXPENSIVE) suit by their small customers for leaving them open to possible liability.
If this kid is only 24 now he must have been just a little shaver when he imposed the use of "theory" in conjunction with "Big Bang."
We can either tear up the rest of the country to increase the available farm land or learn to eat petroleum!
I hope these guys aren't designing Mars landing craft!
I hope you at least compare MD5sum's on each disk.
Good quality CD-R's aren't all that expensive if you want to avoid giving coasters.
A' La Pitcairn's Island?
..that plankton are contributing to the `acid rain problem'?
Also, you might teach him that being courteous, even if other people aren't, will get him there and back safely more often than any other tactic.
This includes timely use of turn signals, flashing your brake-lights before you have to actually clamp down, and generally keeping track of the drivers AROUND you and what they want to do.
And, in a tight spot, NEVER expect the other guy to make the right move!
Amen.