Giveaway upon giveaway. "Hand tuned" CAGW models have been reality constrained GIGO now for decades because they do not represent a full set of physics. Glad AMD has stuck x86 processors out this far but not so much for this boondoggle.
Also some cheap treatments that could save your life and health, much less wealth, may not be available in the US. I've run into 25+ years late for first class stuff.
Crap like this, no wonder we have angry armed mobs in front of our embassies. This was not only a wrongheaded suit but obnoxious in application. If the publishers want to discriminate regionally, then they should bear the burden of regional versions (less desirable in US, at least for textbooks). Trampling our US first sale rights isn't going to be acceptable. Crucifying some little entrepreneur like that with bogus double dipping "corporate rights", no wonder the US has endless enemies.
Those who have already lived in US sponsored dictatorships may better realize that the US government is already far more dangerous than the Nazis in terms of surveillance capability and raw power. So far, too few US citizens seem to recognize that millions of people suffered, or died, in a blatantly illegal, ruinously expensive war with Iraq that appears to be preparatory for domestic use. At least realize enough to stop it, permanently.
Until there is a guilty verdict, John lists should not be published. Various victims of gold diggers, honey traps and extortion plots are not all the work of fiction and movies. Some comely ho' says he's my rich boyfriend with lots of cash, and later says he's my regular John, with the action videos. Who's to say otherwise if he was discrete?
Biden was wrong about the point of threat and Iranian nuclear breakout. With high velocity artillery and high quality, highly enriched U235 (HEU), it means a half industrialized nation can be nuclear arm state, right now. Even in 1942, HEU gun based nukes were considered comparatively trivial, and did not even need testing like plutonium implosion based bombs.
It's clear that the judge came down on the libraries side. He spells out that the libraries have major statutory rights beyond mere fair use and that fair use itself has important implications in transformative uses. On top of that, he makes it clear that Congress implements the Constitution, and that determines only owners may sue. Not quite FOAD ("F- off and die") to the extortion associations, they have been restrained and chastised somewhat.
Check out the thorium based LFTR, a proposed reactor that burns PWR/BWR waste too. It produces much less waste, that last much less time. It does not use high pressure reactors. Thorium is plentiful, easy to mine for fuel. It has anti-proliferation characteristics. It's been tested. If we don't do it, India or China will. It's mantra is "cheaper than coal", usually the cheapest long term utility fuel.
American corporations are now largely ripoffs, overpriced with low quality goods and services, protected by their legislative "friends". Brands are advertising phenomona that often bear little correlation to product quality. Prices are built on padded costs, regulatory manipulation, and marketing bs. Overseas service is much, much better, even in some lower rated 3rd world countries. It was once a great, competitive country.
Time to move to a nice "backward" country, where this might be 10-20 years late or completely derailed by other considerations. This serves the system, not the consumer or citizen.
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Every few decades, it gets much worse in Lituya Bay, Alaska.
Also BBC Nature: Mega Tsunami - Alaskan Super Wave - Amazing Survival
Giveaway upon giveaway. "Hand tuned" CAGW models have been reality constrained GIGO now for decades because they do not represent a full set of physics. Glad AMD has stuck x86 processors out this far but not so much for this boondoggle.
Also some cheap treatments that could save your life and health, much less wealth, may not be available in the US. I've run into 25+ years late for first class stuff.
Crap like this, no wonder we have angry armed mobs in front of our embassies. This was not only a wrongheaded suit but obnoxious in application. If the publishers want to discriminate regionally, then they should bear the burden of regional versions (less desirable in US, at least for textbooks). Trampling our US first sale rights isn't going to be acceptable. Crucifying some little entrepreneur like that with bogus double dipping "corporate rights", no wonder the US has endless enemies.
Wonder what the Librarian thinks of the French library during the French revolution. It got better, and lousy administrators lost their heads.
Those who have already lived in US sponsored dictatorships may better realize that the US government is already far more dangerous than the Nazis in terms of surveillance capability and raw power. So far, too few US citizens seem to recognize that millions of people suffered, or died, in a blatantly illegal, ruinously expensive war with Iraq that appears to be preparatory for domestic use. At least realize enough to stop it, permanently.
Has Obama and his handlers timed the squeeze right? If Iran collapsed the night before the elections, no telling what kind of vote boost he could get.
If the density is good (size and weight check out), a good gold coin rings when dropped on a hard surface. A tungsten or DU center will not.
It's more like a legbreaker. Now for a million people at a whack.
to the (in?)voluntary human extinction movement.
Hundred+ year copyrights on everything is a fubar.
Until there is a guilty verdict, John lists should not be published. Various victims of gold diggers, honey traps and extortion plots are not all the work of fiction and movies. Some comely ho' says he's my rich boyfriend with lots of cash, and later says he's my regular John, with the action videos. Who's to say otherwise if he was discrete?
Biden was wrong about the point of threat and Iranian nuclear breakout. With high velocity artillery and high quality, highly enriched U235 (HEU), it means a half industrialized nation can be nuclear arm state, right now. Even in 1942, HEU gun based nukes were considered comparatively trivial, and did not even need testing like plutonium implosion based bombs.
It's clear that the judge came down on the libraries side. He spells out that the libraries have major statutory rights beyond mere fair use and that fair use itself has important implications in transformative uses. On top of that, he makes it clear that Congress implements the Constitution, and that determines only owners may sue. Not quite FOAD ("F- off and die") to the extortion associations, they have been restrained and chastised somewhat.
Many companies have their day in the sun. Remember that Apple.
for eats, or bytes.
We need automatic fines for companies that make automatic mistakes.
Check out the thorium based LFTR, a proposed reactor that burns PWR/BWR waste too. It produces much less waste, that last much less time. It does not use high pressure reactors. Thorium is plentiful, easy to mine for fuel. It has anti-proliferation characteristics. It's been tested. If we don't do it, India or China will. It's mantra is "cheaper than coal", usually the cheapest long term utility fuel.
Larry? Oh, thought maybe Harlan had developed something.
...is a faux lawyer, he's not currently licensed.
It's a long swim, en masse.
Perhaps you left out Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, and Philippines with no special love for China in Indonesia either.
American corporations are now largely ripoffs, overpriced with low quality goods and services, protected by their legislative "friends". Brands are advertising phenomona that often bear little correlation to product quality. Prices are built on padded costs, regulatory manipulation, and marketing bs. Overseas service is much, much better, even in some lower rated 3rd world countries. It was once a great, competitive country.
Presumably someone from the NSA or IRS wants to know...
Time to move to a nice "backward" country, where this might be 10-20 years late or completely derailed by other considerations. This serves the system, not the consumer or citizen.
James Hansen et al aren't contributing much to space exploration much less national well being.