"From 2017 onward, after the completion of China's unmanned lunar missions, China will embark on manned missions to the moon and also to build a permanent lunar base"
This "Superomniphobic" Nanoscale Coating Repels Almost Any Liquid, but on the other hand, MIT's also nanoscale Liquiglide non-stick coating allows even sticky stuffs such as ketchup to flow out of the bottle completely.
I must admit that I'm not familiar with both of these technological development, so... Can someone familiar with them explain to us the similarity / compatibility of both developments?
It depends on which American high school you're talking about.
I've been to some high schools that are packed full of high achievers and I've been to some high schools where each and every students have to gone through a metal detector before they are allowed to enter the school compound
There's just no justice to do any comparison between the two because their differences are so great they are much more like school systems from two very different countries
If it's warp speed, it's a compress space thingy. Lights should be able to pass through compress space, so, theoretically, people on spaceship that travels through warp space should be able to see light from outside.
But if that spaceship travels faster than light - that is, if that's possible at all - then no outside light should be visible.
About hyperspace - since it's a puncturing a hole in the space/time thing,... light travels _within_ the space/time constraint, so, there should be no light in the hyperspace, either.
Nobody can blame Mr. Swartz suicide on anybody else other than Mr. Swartz himself.
After all, he was the one who carried it out.
But... what Mr. Swartz faced _BEFORE_ he committed suicide, the unbelievable pressure that Mr. Swartz was facing, the lies upon lies that had been heaped upon him by the prosecutor, and the fact that MIT was involved with the prosecutor all the way...
MIT should stop telling the world how sorry they were about Mr. Swartz death.
MIT is, in all manner as guilty as the prosecutor in making Mr. Swartz life a living hell.
They weren't after him for downloading articles. They were after him because of his work on demandprogress.org, rootstrikers and other political activism. As with the dubious accusations (not charges) against Assange, the charges over Schwartz' alleged crimes were trumped up to stop him from doing what he obviously considered important work: political activism challenging the status quo.
If one has to finger point, one has to finger point oneself.
We, the people, are the guilty party.
It is because of us, the people, who allow the government to do whatever the government wants - including filing trump up charges against Aaron Swartz, - we should at least be frank to ourselves of our own guilt.
Without the consent of the people, government can't do what it does.
That "condolence statement" from MIT is nothing more than crocodile tears.
MIT did not stand idly by when all these happened.
MIT was instead, actively siding with the US government against Mr. Swartz and others.
I still do not understand why the journals are locked away in the first place.
I mean, if the journals (some of them anyway) are sensitive in nature, like nuclear science or biological warfare or stuffs that could be employed by the terrorists, then I wouldn't have any objection if the journals are kept in a safe place.
But if the journals do not contain sensitive information, why locked them up in the first place??
China has been dragging its feet on global warming reforms. China has been emphatically objecting to any cut in its produce of green house gases (and other pollutants).
Now that Beijing (and surrounding cities in China) are being blanketed by the thick polluted and toxic fog, the Chinese leadership may be forced to alter their strategy and move away from pollution-generating industries.
If you think Vietnam is the only country employing rogue bloggers in spreading half-truths and outright lies, in trying to fool their own citizen, think again.
Last time when we talk about Soviet Union and/or China and/or Cuba and/or Iran and/or North Korea or East Germany, or any of those countries we used words like "ROUGE COUNTRIES" to describe them.
And they deserved it, for those countries never about the human rights of their citizens, and those countries spied on their own citizens.
Nowadays, countries that are supposed to be "FREE", such as Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom and United States are becoming more and more like those rogue states.
What the fuck has happened to the spirit of "FREEDOM" of the free world?
Freedom of the press is when the media reports something bad about the government. It's not about reviewing products
Come again??
The term "Freedom Of The Press" does not come with teeny tiny subtexts.
Freedom of the Press is exactly what it is, the freedom of the media to report what they want to report, and it is not limited to government, or to corporation, or to social movement, or any other subject that you may (or may not) think of.
The other day I was chatting with someone from an Islamic country and the guy told me that he **WAS FORCED TO DOWNLOAD PIRATED MOVIES** because of the censorship that was being practiced in his country.
He posted a list of movies that he said he had to pirate because they were ***ILLEGAL*** in his country.
The local cinemas were prohibited from showing those movies, and he couldn't buy any legal version of those movies on legal DVDs either.
Among the names of the movies that he posted, I only remember two of them, and they were:
Slashdot Mirror
By putting up a hefty tax on anyone trying to move money out of your country and you may end up getting new buildings.
I agree that there are way too many "laws".
It's just unfortunate that in this case this particular "law" cost the life of a very promising young guy.
The damn system did him in.
You are not that desperate, are you??
Info I gather from this link: http://www.cas.cn/zt/hyzt/16thysdh/zb/
and from this slide: http://www.flickr.com/photos/planetaryblog/8343205291/in/photostream
Rough translation:
"From 2017 onward, after the completion of China's unmanned lunar missions, China will embark on manned missions to the moon and also to build a permanent lunar base"
This "Superomniphobic" Nanoscale Coating Repels Almost Any Liquid, but on the other hand, MIT's also nanoscale Liquiglide non-stick coating allows even sticky stuffs such as ketchup to flow out of the bottle completely.
http://www.designboom.com/design/liquidglide-ketchup-bottle-by-mit-researchers/
I must admit that I'm not familiar with both of these technological development, so... Can someone familiar with them explain to us the similarity / compatibility of both developments?
Thanks !
It depends on which American high school you're talking about.
I've been to some high schools that are packed full of high achievers and I've been to some high schools where each and every students have to gone through a metal detector before they are allowed to enter the school compound
There's just no justice to do any comparison between the two because their differences are so great they are much more like school systems from two very different countries
Or . . . how long until we need to send a massive force there after a "natural disaster" to help out.
Oh, that can be arranged ...
If it's warp speed, it's a compress space thingy. Lights should be able to pass through compress space, so, theoretically, people on spaceship that travels through warp space should be able to see light from outside.
But if that spaceship travels faster than light - that is, if that's possible at all - then no outside light should be visible.
About hyperspace - since it's a puncturing a hole in the space/time thing, ... light travels _within_ the space/time constraint, so, there should be no light in the hyperspace, either.
Nobody can blame Mr. Swartz suicide on anybody else other than Mr. Swartz himself.
After all, he was the one who carried it out.
But ... what Mr. Swartz faced _BEFORE_ he committed suicide, the unbelievable pressure that Mr. Swartz was facing, the lies upon lies that had been heaped upon him by the prosecutor, and the fact that MIT was involved with the prosecutor all the way ...
MIT should stop telling the world how sorry they were about Mr. Swartz death.
MIT is, in all manner as guilty as the prosecutor in making Mr. Swartz life a living hell.
No word of condolence from MIT is believable.
And for that, MIT should go to hell !
They weren't after him for downloading articles. They were after him because of his work on demandprogress.org, rootstrikers and other political activism. As with the dubious accusations (not charges) against Assange, the charges over Schwartz' alleged crimes were trumped up to stop him from doing what he obviously considered important work: political activism challenging the status quo.
If one has to finger point, one has to finger point oneself.
We, the people, are the guilty party.
It is because of us, the people, who allow the government to do whatever the government wants - including filing trump up charges against Aaron Swartz, - we should at least be frank to ourselves of our own guilt.
Without the consent of the people, government can't do what it does.
That "condolence statement" from MIT is nothing more than crocodile tears.
MIT did not stand idly by when all these happened.
MIT was instead, actively siding with the US government against Mr. Swartz and others.
I still do not understand why the journals are locked away in the first place.
I mean, if the journals (some of them anyway) are sensitive in nature, like nuclear science or biological warfare or stuffs that could be employed by the terrorists, then I wouldn't have any objection if the journals are kept in a safe place.
But if the journals do not contain sensitive information, why locked them up in the first place??
China has been dragging its feet on global warming reforms. China has been emphatically objecting to any cut in its produce of green house gases (and other pollutants).
Now that Beijing (and surrounding cities in China) are being blanketed by the thick polluted and toxic fog, the Chinese leadership may be forced to alter their strategy and move away from pollution-generating industries.
No doubt minecraft, the game, is interesting
But I still curious to know if there are other better software out there that can encourage students to think creatively.
Anyone that has any example, care to share?
Thanks !
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/assign-nasa-do-feasibility-study-and-conceptual-design-gen1-uss-enterprise-interplanetary-spaceship/DB07k8jF
... just askin'
Creating three reservoir out of one well will mean one thing - each reservoir will have less than one third the potential power of that one well.
A lot of heat is lost deep inside.
This world is far too stupid for real genius like Aaron.
There are far too many idiots around, and because of the idiots, too many geniuses, such as Mr. Aaron Swartz, have no way to go but to go deep within.
I can understand the pain. I do.
RIP, Aaron !
You are free now.
Them idiots won't be able to bother you now.
If you think Vietnam is the only country employing rogue bloggers in spreading half-truths and outright lies, in trying to fool their own citizen, think again.
China is doing the same.
Russia too.
And... surprisingly, USA is doing the same thing.
Last time when we talk about Soviet Union and/or China and/or Cuba and/or Iran and/or North Korea or East Germany, or any of those countries we used words like "ROUGE COUNTRIES" to describe them.
And they deserved it, for those countries never about the human rights of their citizens, and those countries spied on their own citizens.
Nowadays, countries that are supposed to be "FREE", such as Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom and United States are becoming more and more like those rogue states.
What the fuck has happened to the spirit of "FREEDOM" of the free world?
Freedom of the press is when the media reports something bad about the government. It's not about reviewing products
Come again??
The term "Freedom Of The Press" does not come with teeny tiny subtexts.
Freedom of the Press is exactly what it is, the freedom of the media to report what they want to report, and it is not limited to government, or to corporation, or to social movement, or any other subject that you may (or may not) think of.
We all know how free China really is.
Now New Zealand wants to join China in providing "Internet Freedom" ??
Watson: "who is Motha-fuckin' Archie Bunker, ya fucking douchebag!"
Without the colorful additions everyday plain English would end up sounding just like the Queen's Language.
The other day I was chatting with someone from an Islamic country and the guy told me that he **WAS FORCED TO DOWNLOAD PIRATED MOVIES** because of the censorship that was being practiced in his country.
He posted a list of movies that he said he had to pirate because they were ***ILLEGAL*** in his country.
The local cinemas were prohibited from showing those movies, and he couldn't buy any legal version of those movies on legal DVDs either.
Among the names of the movies that he posted, I only remember two of them, and they were:
The Prince of Egypt http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120794/
and
Babe http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112431/
The person claimed that he felt bad for downloading the pirated version of the movies but he had no choice.
Thanks for the informative info that you've so generously shared !!
Thanks again !!
Walmart has many stores in China, and Walmart is going to set up shop in India very soon.
Last time I check, both China and India are regarded as "3rd world".
BTW, that "Sakar International" doesn't sound legit. Even their site is really lousily built.