My local ISP, cruzio.com, has a similar deal with UC Santa Cruz. It has worked nicely as our DSL speeds are tripling. Cruzio is also expanding the fiber link around the Monterey Bay.
Seeing as how decisions made in Texas can affect the content of textbooks nationwide, the reaction is entirely in proportion. Already Texas has tried to shift historical education in favor of teabagger fantasy. The line must be drawn immediately lest we corrupt the minds of a generation.
My father had a similar procedure to wipe out his prostate cancer. Metal beads injected into tumor, three low-power radio beams focused on the target, beams combine very focally, beads heat, tumor burns away. Macrophages clean up the mess. Dad totally cancer-free for a decade now and has none of the side effects of surgery. thanks University of Virginia!
So was I. Unbridled capitalism is ruining US health-care. The only reason for your example being the exception is because it is an elective. For care that is required, prices are high and service is down. I deal with this every day, as I have a life threatening chronic condition.
As another poster noted earlier, you are comparing "want" markets with "need" markets. The dynamics aren't the same and neither is the penalty for failure. People have needs which must be met, and that is the role of government (services directly provided and regulations concerning those which aren't). For the past 30+ years in the USA government has been abdicating its role of servicing people in favor of servicing business. That is wrong and the lesson of that error is in the memories of people still living.
my first "career" experience was as a legal paraprofessional so the term stuck (and slipped out in this case). However, as I was speaking in very broad and general terms it's applicable.
even when Ma Bell owned the telephones and only leased them to private homes they still needed a warrant to eavesdrop on calls. In the case of corporate resources, those are provided with the expectation that anything done with them is work product (which the company owns).
Any design feature of a car began on the drawing board minimum 3 years prior to showroom release. Once spec'd it is difficult to inject changes. When these cars were designed the iPod/Phone was the vast market leader. Expect more choice/generic in the near future.
Perhaps the dispersion of the combustible particles disrupts the fuel/air mixture and halts combustion? It's a stretch but I guess possible. From what I learned in Hazmat class some years ago, you extinguish fire by depriving it of one of the following: Heat, Oxygen, or Fuel. Every extinguishing material does one or more.
No doubt. This technology is only appropriate in tightly controlled environments such as a corporate LAN. The problems with doing it over the public Internet range from noisy/slow/dropped connections to DNS redirection to "h4x0rpr0m.img". Insanity.
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My local ISP, cruzio.com, has a similar deal with UC Santa Cruz. It has worked nicely as our DSL speeds are tripling. Cruzio is also expanding the fiber link around the Monterey Bay.
On the bacterial level it happens quite frequently. So yes, it has much basis in science.
Seeing as how decisions made in Texas can affect the content of textbooks nationwide, the reaction is entirely in proportion. Already Texas has tried to shift historical education in favor of teabagger fantasy. The line must be drawn immediately lest we corrupt the minds of a generation.
The attack originated from 127.0.0.1!
"Have you checked the children?"...
My father had a similar procedure to wipe out his prostate cancer. Metal beads injected into tumor, three low-power radio beams focused on the target, beams combine very focally, beads heat, tumor burns away. Macrophages clean up the mess. Dad totally cancer-free for a decade now and has none of the side effects of surgery. thanks University of Virginia!
So was I. Unbridled capitalism is ruining US health-care. The only reason for your example being the exception is because it is an elective. For care that is required, prices are high and service is down. I deal with this every day, as I have a life threatening chronic condition.
If Customer A is using X% over the aggregate average of all other users. It's purely numbers based and not a targeted exclusion of Customer A.
As another poster noted earlier, you are comparing "want" markets with "need" markets. The dynamics aren't the same and neither is the penalty for failure. People have needs which must be met, and that is the role of government (services directly provided and regulations concerning those which aren't). For the past 30+ years in the USA government has been abdicating its role of servicing people in favor of servicing business. That is wrong and the lesson of that error is in the memories of people still living.
this research doesn't pass the smell test.
Discussion of producing neural progenitors from both hESC and hiPSC. Touches on the different types which can be produced, production methods, and issues faced in production.
my first "career" experience was as a legal paraprofessional so the term stuck (and slipped out in this case). However, as I was speaking in very broad and general terms it's applicable.
even when Ma Bell owned the telephones and only leased them to private homes they still needed a warrant to eavesdrop on calls. In the case of corporate resources, those are provided with the expectation that anything done with them is work product (which the company owns).
Any design feature of a car began on the drawing board minimum 3 years prior to showroom release. Once spec'd it is difficult to inject changes. When these cars were designed the iPod/Phone was the vast market leader. Expect more choice/generic in the near future.
i suppose you would also enjoy rigging traffic lights, you sociopath.
These tires are in a large steel box, thousands of feet deep. No storm surge reaches that deep.
The contents of that particular container are tires. I doubt they are going anywhere. (yes, I live in the Monterey Bay area)
Perhaps the dispersion of the combustible particles disrupts the fuel/air mixture and halts combustion? It's a stretch but I guess possible. From what I learned in Hazmat class some years ago, you extinguish fire by depriving it of one of the following: Heat, Oxygen, or Fuel. Every extinguishing material does one or more.
It could be that we are the first to reach the level of spaceflight. It could also be that we are the first to reach any level of civilization.
The F4 was originally a bomber-intercept aircraft. Dogfighting was thought to be a relic of the past in the new guided missile age.
Since it's underwater, MWe must be "Megawet".
Yeah I got that. What I said was doing that anywhere *but* a LAN is insane.
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No doubt. This technology is only appropriate in tightly controlled environments such as a corporate LAN. The problems with doing it over the public Internet range from noisy/slow/dropped connections to DNS redirection to "h4x0rpr0m.img". Insanity.
That was poetry, sir. Bravo.
You sure refudiated his arguments there, you betcha.