America has changed the world for the better in so many ways. America will continue to change the world including the use of science to make our world a safer place to live. I am for limiting business from destroying the environment but I will not stand for 100% halting of progress for humanity. There is a middle ground on this issue and I think in the long run that makes sense. You can disagree with me but I think you fail to see the future and the best of both worlds that comes with it.
Until then, I appreciate all you radical left wingers for your continual entertainment with regarde to your nonsensical statements.
Read this article for a lesson in history and the benefits of American enterpise.
I'm saying it may or may not be our fault assumming this is the case. As to wheather this can be fixed? I'd say it's possible to fix it. Einstein's famous formula E=M*c^s says that energy and mass are related. The pole shift is due to movement of electrons (energy) from the north pole to the south pole. We know how to turn mass into electricity via nuclear power plants. Theoretically, by running a transmission line half way around the world from a grounded north pole to the south pole and using a nuclear power plant to shift the potential energy might fix the problem.
Now whether or not tampering with the Earth's magnetic field would cause unwanted consequences would require someone smarter than myself.
I'm an electrical engineer. During my studies in sub-atomic physics that a particle's velocity can be effected by magnetic fields. I believe it's possible that more of the Sun's radiation is penetrating the Earth's magnetic field due to it being weaker. If more radiation hits the Earth, shouldn't that also increase the overall temperature of the Earth and can global warming be contributed to this?
I've been bouncing this idea in my head for a while now and I can't see why this MAY not be true.
If you watch carefully, you'll see that news organizations such as CNN and especially CBS report on things that are pro-left. At some point, listen to how they word their headline. For example, "The Republican run senate has just voted down the environment bill. And in other news, studies show that penguins are dying at an alarming rate off the coast of Antarctica."
Do you see what I'm talking about? It's not just what they say but how they say it. Fox News does the same thing for the other side. Denying that this doesn't take place shows that you are so one-sided that you can't see the bias.
It may be possible to use an accelerometer to detect the hikers footsteps. It may be configured to disregarde amplitudes that resemble smaller animals. There also might be a frequency band that could distinguish between humanoid and other but I'm thinking amplitude is the simplest approach if you didn't want to get too crazy.
I'm working with an accelerometer right now on an electrical engineering project and I'm impressed as to the sensitivity of these things. Just blowing on it makes the voltage spike...
Have him join a professional fraternity. Most pro frats have social events. The difference between IQ and EQ isn't a graphics engine. It's a concerted effort to interact and carry on conversations with other people. Continuous practice of being around others is a good way to progress socially.
It's pointless to argue this because socialism will fail. It has in the past and will continue to fall in the future. The lack of incentive to work hard is the bullet in the foot for socialist systems.
A free capitalism system isn't perfect, but it's far superior to communism, socialism, dictatorships and fascism. They'll find out their short-fall in my lifetime. I'll bet one dollar on it.:)
>> No it isn't. Did you *actually* go to the MSN site or are you just trolling.
Uhhh, yea. I actually went to the site. The first page results says 1-15 of about 16... and when you click on the "Next" at the bottom the next page says: Results 16-30 of about 8898833 containing "linux windows"
I have mixed emotions about Microsoft but I still think this article is misleading.
I went to MSN.com because that sounded crazy. Not only was it crazy but it was a lie. When I went to search.msn.com I typed linux windows and got many, many links to linux sites. This is just false and slashdot ought to be more responsible.
I disagree with you. I'm reading slashdot now from my computer and not from paper. The more comfortable people get with using their computer the less they'll want to read from paper. Do you print your emails? I bet my mom and dad have gone through more paper in their lifetime from snail mail than I have and I'm communicating more than they did. I think this is a great thing.
Furthermore, as people begin to use the computer on a regular basis, like in this situation, technology will evolve faster because there will be a larger market to develop for.
Windows and Linux are just different. One is better than the other in different areas. For example, Windows has a great user interface and offers outstanding tools such as Excel, Word, Internet Explorer, etc. On the other hand, Linux has the ability to handle Internet related matter in a flexible way. Linux also allows developers to manipulate the way the operating system functions by simply editing text files.
Only offering one operating system to students decreases their ability to learn two great systems. It's no different then capitalism. The success of capitalism is greatly due to the available options the consumer has to choose from.
If we want American schools to produce dynamic, experienced graduates who can bring the best solutions to the work place, all mediums of education should be available.
First, I want to say that my heart goes out to the families and astronuats that tragically perished during there decent to Earth. With that said, I want to also say that we shouldn't abandon the sapce program due to this accident. Even children fall a few times when learning to walk. The space program is very, very important because it gives us the ability to explore and research scientific data.
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America has changed the world for the better in so many ways. America will continue to change the world including the use of science to make our world a safer place to live. I am for limiting business from destroying the environment but I will not stand for 100% halting of progress for humanity. There is a middle ground on this issue and I think in the long run that makes sense. You can disagree with me but I think you fail to see the future and the best of both worlds that comes with it.
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Until then, I appreciate all you radical left wingers for your continual entertainment with regarde to your nonsensical statements.
Read this article for a lesson in history and the benefits of American enterpise.
http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,65618,
The radical left is so sad...
I'm saying it may or may not be our fault assumming this is the case. As to wheather this can be fixed? I'd say it's possible to fix it. Einstein's famous formula E=M*c^s says that energy and mass are related. The pole shift is due to movement of electrons (energy) from the north pole to the south pole. We know how to turn mass into electricity via nuclear power plants. Theoretically, by running a transmission line half way around the world from a grounded north pole to the south pole and using a nuclear power plant to shift the potential energy might fix the problem.
Now whether or not tampering with the Earth's magnetic field would cause unwanted consequences would require someone smarter than myself.
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I'm an electrical engineer. During my studies in sub-atomic physics that a particle's velocity can be effected by magnetic fields. I believe it's possible that more of the Sun's radiation is penetrating the Earth's magnetic field due to it being weaker. If more radiation hits the Earth, shouldn't that also increase the overall temperature of the Earth and can global warming be contributed to this?
I've been bouncing this idea in my head for a while now and I can't see why this MAY not be true.
What do you all think?
If you watch carefully, you'll see that news organizations such as CNN and especially CBS report on things that are pro-left. At some point, listen to how they word their headline. For example, "The Republican run senate has just voted down the environment bill. And in other news, studies show that penguins are dying at an alarming rate off the coast of Antarctica."
Do you see what I'm talking about? It's not just what they say but how they say it. Fox News does the same thing for the other side. Denying that this doesn't take place shows that you are so one-sided that you can't see the bias.
Sounds like an operator head space error.
they did find them. Yesturday. Sorry about your comment. I guess it was just bad timing...
I'm smarter than you and my penis is bigger.
It may be possible to use an accelerometer to detect the hikers footsteps. It may be configured to disregarde amplitudes that resemble smaller animals. There also might be a frequency band that could distinguish between humanoid and other but I'm thinking amplitude is the simplest approach if you didn't want to get too crazy. I'm working with an accelerometer right now on an electrical engineering project and I'm impressed as to the sensitivity of these things. Just blowing on it makes the voltage spike...
Have him join a professional fraternity. Most pro frats have social events. The difference between IQ and EQ isn't a graphics engine. It's a concerted effort to interact and carry on conversations with other people. Continuous practice of being around others is a good way to progress socially.
The reason why the tivo remote is great is because it's balanced.
It's pointless to argue this because socialism will fail. It has in the past and will continue to fall in the future. The lack of incentive to work hard is the bullet in the foot for socialist systems. A free capitalism system isn't perfect, but it's far superior to communism, socialism, dictatorships and fascism. They'll find out their short-fall in my lifetime. I'll bet one dollar on it. :)
I hate PC BS. These liberals are getting under my nerves. Don't tell me I'm racist. I'm just trying to do my job. Shut up and get back to work.
>> No it isn't. Did you *actually* go to the MSN site or are you just trolling.
Uhhh, yea. I actually went to the site. The first page results says 1-15 of about 16... and when you click on the "Next" at the bottom the next page says: Results 16-30 of about 8898833 containing "linux windows"
I have mixed emotions about Microsoft but I still think this article is misleading.
I went to MSN.com because that sounded crazy. Not only was it crazy but it was a lie. When I went to search.msn.com I typed linux windows and got many, many links to linux sites. This is just false and slashdot ought to be more responsible.
T'Pol is hot!
Yea, I beta tested the game and can contest. It's a fun RPG game.
Check out the pics of this game: http://www.ittc.ku.edu/~ccarson/swgbeta
I disagree with you. I'm reading slashdot now from my computer and not from paper. The more comfortable people get with using their computer the less they'll want to read from paper. Do you print your emails? I bet my mom and dad have gone through more paper in their lifetime from snail mail than I have and I'm communicating more than they did. I think this is a great thing. Furthermore, as people begin to use the computer on a regular basis, like in this situation, technology will evolve faster because there will be a larger market to develop for.
I think Microsoft should integrate linux shell with Windows. Then, you would get the best of both worlds.
Windows and Linux are just different. One is better than the other in different areas. For example, Windows has a great user interface and offers outstanding tools such as Excel, Word, Internet Explorer, etc. On the other hand, Linux has the ability to handle Internet related matter in a flexible way. Linux also allows developers to manipulate the way the operating system functions by simply editing text files. Only offering one operating system to students decreases their ability to learn two great systems. It's no different then capitalism. The success of capitalism is greatly due to the available options the consumer has to choose from. If we want American schools to produce dynamic, experienced graduates who can bring the best solutions to the work place, all mediums of education should be available.
First, I want to say that my heart goes out to the families and astronuats that tragically perished during there decent to Earth. With that said, I want to also say that we shouldn't abandon the sapce program due to this accident. Even children fall a few times when learning to walk. The space program is very, very important because it gives us the ability to explore and research scientific data.