Three killswitches for the airplanes under the sky,
Seven for the iPhones in the lesser phones,
Nine for OnStar drivers doomed to die,
One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of California where the Shadows lie.
One Killswitch to rule them all, One Killswitch to find them,
One Killswitch to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
It covers a LOT of ground in very short time, and makes everything accessible. This is definitely for people who think that Harry Potter is the #2 best book of the last 25 years.
No, what we need is some sort of material that can reflect away the radiation, and also has a ridiculously high specific heat. Hmmm, what could we use to reflect electromagnetic radiation... hmmm, something reflective... what do have that's reflective? Anyone?
Twice his age would be good. I'm an engineer making considerably less than twice is age x $1000 per annum, and I'm making more than most engineers I know.
Also, why would they use the tensile strength of CAST iron? The tensile strength of rolled red steel is 350 MPa, and that's what is used for tensile applications, like.... almost everything. Cast iron is used for compressive purposes, because of it's ease of manufacture, and strength in compression only.
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There's a certain amount of unrest with people at the idea of the president becoming incapacitated.
*cough*FDR*cough*four term President*cough*
Three killswitches for the airplanes under the sky,
Seven for the iPhones in the lesser phones,
Nine for OnStar drivers doomed to die,
One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of California where the Shadows lie.
One Killswitch to rule them all, One Killswitch to find them,
One Killswitch to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
And why should the rich pay more simply because they benefit more? Shouldn't it be the people who *cost* more that should have to pay more?
You figured out how to get blood from a stone? Sweet! Can you show me how?
So nothing originally from Earth, then...
They read The Lorax.
Right... we just have to wait until all the current Americans are dead, and hopefully the new generation will have the capacity for forethought.
*crosses his fingers*
http://www.amazon.com/Science-Class-You-Wish-Had/dp/0399523138
"The Science Class You Wish You Had"
It covers a LOT of ground in very short time, and makes everything accessible. This is definitely for people who think that Harry Potter is the #2 best book of the last 25 years.
I failed my save and coughed coffee out my nose...
Huh... it says you're gay.
How bizarre.
Just ask Mad Jack McMad, the winner of last year's Mr Madman competition.
I'm surprised that they even admitted there were missing e-mails!
It doesn't need to provide thrust. Read the article. They need energy to keep the fuel warm.
Is there a good use for this technology?
... they just consume all your computer's resources.
It is impossible to have an email address and not have it sent to you.
I've never, ever, ever had anything like that sent to any of the 9 e-mail addresses I use for home, work, or family communication. Ever.
It means a lot to crazy capitalists...
Walter Chang: I got it! Plutoids!
No, what we need is some sort of material that can reflect away the radiation, and also has a ridiculously high specific heat. Hmmm, what could we use to reflect electromagnetic radiation... hmmm, something reflective... what do have that's reflective? Anyone?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:TPScube.jpg
Twice his age would be good. I'm an engineer making considerably less than twice is age x $1000 per annum, and I'm making more than most engineers I know.
Uh.... no we don't?
tl;dr translation: I reject your reality, and substitute my own.
I created a pizza. I can't really take credit for the mold that grew on it a few weeks later when I forgot it was in my fridge ...
To bacteria, that means "It'll happen eight times before Thursday."
I can't wait for God's press release on this one.
Sadly, that's probably all there is to it.
Also, why would they use the tensile strength of CAST iron? The tensile strength of rolled red steel is 350 MPa, and that's what is used for tensile applications, like.... almost everything. Cast iron is used for compressive purposes, because of it's ease of manufacture, and strength in compression only.