GM is particularly bad about keeping engine designs around for decades and designing them for low manufacturing cost rather than performance/(combustion chamber volume).
A small town library can often use an additional computer. Put office software on it, photo processing and drawing software, good browsers, and make sure it can work on a network where all the other computers run a Microsoft OS. Also make sure it can talk to networked printers. A page of instructions on how to use the computer would be helpful.
There's a hierarchy there that has been affirmed by the US Supreme Court, that ALL parts of the US Constitution (with more recent amendments overriding older parts) are superior to everything else.
The second amendment needs no "solution", because it is a solution to tyranny.
It isn't secret anymore -- when they actually vote on it
Although secrets may be difficult to keep, there's no good reason to believe that secret laws haven't been passed many times and kept out of the Congressional Record (and whatever the Senate's equivalent is called.) That's especially true of treaties.
Obamacare popularity is under 50% and dropping. I'd hardy call that "incredibly popular", except that it stretches credibility that anyone supports it. Moreover, it is a hideous violation of rights and an act of tyranny.
Being a Republican or a Democrat means you are registered to vote as such AND NOTHING MORE. This allows you to vote in the respective primaries and affect that party's policies thereby.
So wing-warping was one of the things included in "The Wrights got all of it right"? And biplanes, with baling wire strung everywhere, disturbing airflow? And a pusher engine?
The Wrights did a lot of things properly, and their disciplined approach gained them acclaim at a critical time.
Careful study of the Viking's decades in North America can shed light on modern events. For example, we know now that the Vikings established themselves in N.A. during a warm period, but couldn't maintain their settlements when the climate turned colder. Think about that the next time someone bleats about global warming.
Have you ever seen a photo of an AWACS plane? Or another plane carrying the shuttle or the X15? Lots of things that look like they shouldn't fly, do in fact fly.
The irregular surface is surely a minus for Whitehead's design, but a low aspect ratio for a moderate sized aircraft wing does not mean it can't fly. ahref=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_wingrel=url2html-9722http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_wing>
Reproductions of the Kittyhawk Wright Flyer that successfully fly use modern engines, not the inadequate heap that the Wrights had. It took considerable improvements before the Wrights were pleasing crowds.
individuals matter, and if you don't teach that to children, they're less likely to try. A society without heroes is a very poor society, culturally and economically.
Yeah, like wing warping would be good technology for a 747. Have you ever looked at the details of how multiple ailerons are extended and drastically tilted for the takeoff and landing of a jumbo jet? Try to explain how you'd achieve the same effect with wing warping.
What you wouldn't expect if for it to vanish without a ripple.
The article gives the inventor's history, how after being cheated in business he gave up airplane manufacturing and built engines for hire for others.
Money doesn't come from nowhere, and developing an airplane required money in addition to intelligence and effort.
Accurate history is very important. Although who made the first good airplane is relatively minor, letting tyrants escape the proper judgement of history is not minor. Lies should not be allowed to rest unchallenged.
Read the article. The acetylene powered external combustion engine weighed only 30 pounds. A tour de force for the day, and not shabby for a home-built engine even today.
Post-death processing is heavily regulated in most states, and like most regulation it tends to drive up prices and limit entry into the field. It is a splendid example of Fascism. My experience is in Connecticut: you can't process the estate to hand out inheritances until you have a death certificate. Only funeral homes can originate death certificates.
Disposing of a corpse should probably cost about $200. In Connecticut, it's over $6000 (year 2009).
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GM is particularly bad about keeping engine designs around for decades and designing them for low manufacturing cost rather than performance/(combustion chamber volume).
A small town library can often use an additional computer. Put office software on it, photo processing and drawing software, good browsers, and make sure it can work on a network where all the other computers run a Microsoft OS. Also make sure it can talk to networked printers. A page of instructions on how to use the computer would be helpful.
So you're saying there's an abundance of carbon-11 (half-life 20 minutes) in the atmosphere of Titan?
Geez, the dialog can be turned off, never to return. Or just ignore it.
There's a hierarchy there that has been affirmed by the US Supreme Court, that ALL parts of the US Constitution (with more recent amendments overriding older parts) are superior to everything else.
The second amendment needs no "solution", because it is a solution to tyranny.
Although secrets may be difficult to keep, there's no good reason to believe that secret laws haven't been passed many times and kept out of the Congressional Record (and whatever the Senate's equivalent is called.) That's especially true of treaties.
The ICC could probably do the same thing.
Obamacare popularity is under 50% and dropping. I'd hardy call that "incredibly popular", except that it stretches credibility that anyone supports it. Moreover, it is a hideous violation of rights and an act of tyranny.
...he put lower emphasis on enforcing immigration laws before the election to get more votes
FTFY
"Socially liberal Republicans" fall into two categories: 1. Rinos. 2. People who mind their own business and aren't thieves.
Being a Republican or a Democrat means you are registered to vote as such AND NOTHING MORE . This allows you to vote in the respective primaries and affect that party's policies thereby.
So wing-warping was one of the things included in "The Wrights got all of it right"? And biplanes, with baling wire strung everywhere, disturbing airflow? And a pusher engine?
The Wrights did a lot of things properly, and their disciplined approach gained them acclaim at a critical time.
Careful study of the Viking's decades in North America can shed light on modern events. For example, we know now that the Vikings established themselves in N.A. during a warm period, but couldn't maintain their settlements when the climate turned colder. Think about that the next time someone bleats about global warming.
Try reading without bias. The wheel engine was smaller, and once in the air its power was transferred to the propeller.
Is that you, Icky?
Have you ever seen a photo of an AWACS plane? Or another plane carrying the shuttle or the X15? Lots of things that look like they shouldn't fly, do in fact fly.
The irregular surface is surely a minus for Whitehead's design, but a low aspect ratio for a moderate sized aircraft wing does not mean it can't fly. ahref=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_wingrel=url2html-9722http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_wing>
Reproductions of the Kittyhawk Wright Flyer that successfully fly use modern engines, not the inadequate heap that the Wrights had. It took considerable improvements before the Wrights were pleasing crowds.
individuals matter, and if you don't teach that to children, they're less likely to try. A society without heroes is a very poor society, culturally and economically.
Yeah, like wing warping would be good technology for a 747. Have you ever looked at the details of how multiple ailerons are extended and drastically tilted for the takeoff and landing of a jumbo jet? Try to explain how you'd achieve the same effect with wing warping.
The article gives the inventor's history, how after being cheated in business he gave up airplane manufacturing and built engines for hire for others.
Money doesn't come from nowhere, and developing an airplane required money in addition to intelligence and effort.
Accurate history is very important. Although who made the first good airplane is relatively minor, letting tyrants escape the proper judgement of history is not minor. Lies should not be allowed to rest unchallenged.
Read the article. The acetylene powered external combustion engine weighed only 30 pounds. A tour de force for the day, and not shabby for a home-built engine even today.
Nine words too many.
Post-death processing is heavily regulated in most states, and like most regulation it tends to drive up prices and limit entry into the field. It is a splendid example of Fascism. My experience is in Connecticut: you can't process the estate to hand out inheritances until you have a death certificate. Only funeral homes can originate death certificates.
Disposing of a corpse should probably cost about $200. In Connecticut, it's over $6000 (year 2009).