we have a club called KAOS on campus here Kaos stands for Killing As an Organsied Sport. the organise huge killing rounds which are similar to what you describe.
At my uni, If you lived on campus, Dialup was not an option, The Uni switchboard blocked the digital access numbers
(telecom requires ISP's to use special numbers, to reduce network load)
With no cable, no ADSL, and no wireless available, we were all limited to uni network. which was inherently slow, and artificially limited, also, it was prohibitively expensive to use (wonders of a monopoly). and plauged with nimda, of all things.
Its not just wierd to get used to, its bloody awefull.
I have a feeling they programmed the computer that controlls the thing to react to the wrong inputs. because it takes away all feeling of relationship between pedal position, and power on road.
That said, my little sister is learning to drive in that car, and loves the damn thing.
how many nukes is this (small) spaceship carrying not even a tiny fraction of the distance to this hypothetical asteroid of yours? in a pathetic attempt to deflect the asteroid
if SS1, or its like could reach an asteroid, its allready within seconds of hitting the earth, and if it could deflect it, its too small to worry about anyway.
What on earth are you thinking? Where I go tramping the Department of Conservation keeps and maintains and intentions book at every hut, most campgrounds, and at major trail starts.
the book is chained to the wall of the shelter or whatever, and a pen is chained to the book. you put your name, where you are going, how many people etc in the book, there is a nice big space for comments etc. If someone goes missing searchers just check all the books along the proposed route untill the enrties stop. neighboring huts are checkes, and the other people listed in the books before and after the missing person are consulted. A single warden can check 3-4 huts a day in a sparse area. A remarkably good idea of where the missing person is can be had quite quickly.
The fact remains that in New Zealand we have gun ownership restrictions, and we have far fewer crimes involving firearms, per capita, than the US.
This has a minimal effect on legal gun owership because its not all that difficult to obtain a firearms liscence for rifles, shotguns etc. the typs of fireams used by criminals (pistols, sawn off shotguns, military style weapons) require more stringent lisencing.
If you consider the safe disposal and storage of spent nuclear fuel, the mining and prossesing of said fuel. A nuclear power plants are only economical to run if you have a domestic nuclear weapons programme, which will use the plutonium produced by your uranium fueled reactors.
We have a similar law in New Zealand. but the percentage is much lower, I think its around 10%
However, the radio station I like to listen to, when I do listen to radio has boasted 20% NZ music, and started doing so before said laws came into effect.
Given the quality and volume of NZ music at the moment, its a very easy target to hit.
If you describe an amplifier as a circuit that takes a signal, applies some sort of gain, and outputs said adjusted signal, then, assuming a fractional gain, one can construct a passive amplifier from a resistor
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The man is reputed to have sold more books about physics than Maddona has about sex.
A fairly impressive achivement really.
we have a club called KAOS on campus here
Kaos stands for Killing As an Organsied Sport.
the organise huge killing rounds which are similar to what you describe.
At my uni, If you lived on campus, Dialup was not an option, The Uni switchboard blocked the digital access numbers
(telecom requires ISP's to use special numbers, to reduce network load)
With no cable, no ADSL, and no wireless available, we were all limited to uni network. which was inherently slow, and artificially limited, also, it was prohibitively expensive to use (wonders of a monopoly). and plauged with nimda, of all things.
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OK then, it was a meteorite the second time it holed the celing then. (after it bounced)
its not a very good gun, that was probably the firs shot of 1904
Thats not a free trade agreement, thats a contract!
what possible innovations could outshine that?
on my wb brwsing computer doesnt mean I dont want to use it.
Im not going to web-browse on my htpc am I??
of couse the donload link only works in IE, on xp
I believe you have just described Zubrin's "Mars direct" design.
oh, and you are aware that CVT's only have limited range, and are generally stuck on the end of an automatic gearbox anyway......
Its not just wierd to get used to, its bloody awefull.
I have a feeling they programmed the computer that controlls the thing to react to the wrong inputs.
because it takes away all feeling of relationship between pedal position, and power on road.
That said, my little sister is learning to drive in that car, and loves the damn thing.
the b52 turned the hill you were flying the enterprise from into a widely spread pile of rubble
I believe there is a book by this title,
have you read it?
further, single CD's are no longer being marketed,
or at least, not as heavily asthey used to be.
im sure I read that here a few weeks ago
well, unless you want to make a steel cable thats what, 200km thick in the middle....
sure, and how are you going to aim it?
how many nukes is this (small) spaceship
carrying not even a tiny fraction of the distance to this hypothetical asteroid of yours? in a pathetic attempt to deflect the asteroid
if SS1, or its like could reach an asteroid, its allready within seconds of hitting the earth, and if it could deflect it, its too small to worry about anyway.
What on earth are you thinking?
Where I go tramping the Department of Conservation keeps and maintains and intentions book at every hut, most campgrounds, and at major trail starts.
the book is chained to the wall of the shelter or whatever, and a pen is chained to the book.
you put your name, where you are going, how many people etc in the book, there is a nice big space for comments etc.
If someone goes missing searchers just check all the books along the proposed route untill the enrties stop. neighboring huts are checkes, and the other people listed in the books before and after the missing person are consulted. A single warden can check 3-4 huts a day in a sparse area.
A remarkably good idea of where the missing person is can be had quite quickly.
dont you mean the only "reusable VTHL SSTO vehicle in the world", or should that be in service,
no, wait a second.......
Except boatloads of boost.
The fact remains that in New Zealand we have gun ownership restrictions, and we have far fewer crimes involving firearms, per capita, than the US.
This has a minimal effect on legal gun owership because its not all that difficult to obtain a firearms liscence for rifles, shotguns etc.
the typs of fireams used by criminals (pistols, sawn off shotguns, military style weapons) require more stringent lisencing.
If you consider the safe disposal and storage of spent nuclear fuel, the mining and prossesing of said fuel. A nuclear power plants are only economical to run if you have a domestic nuclear weapons programme, which will use the plutonium produced by your uranium fueled reactors.
DDT I dont know about.
Imagine if a cloud of grey fog could damage your lungs?
Oh wait, thats called smoke/smog, and hey - it contains nano-scale particles!!!
We have a similar law in New Zealand.
but the percentage is much lower, I think its around 10%
However, the radio station I like to listen to, when I do listen to radio has boasted 20% NZ music, and started doing so before said laws came into effect.
Given the quality and volume of NZ music at the moment, its a very easy target to hit.
If you describe an amplifier as a circuit that takes a signal, applies some sort of gain, and outputs said adjusted signal, then, assuming a fractional gain, one can construct a passive amplifier from a resistor