Disabling a piece of equipment before it falls into enemy hands is quite simple. Especially if one of the pieces of equipment you still have in your own hands is a working tank, with a working cannon.
You raise a good point. Perhaps there's a reason people are railing against the intrusive regulations that were signed into law by Gov. Roy Barnes (D) in 1999?
Well, if you had RTFA you would know that propane contains less carbon than most commonly used fuels (e.g gasoline). So recycling carbon and hydrogen into propane is environmentally friendly. You can learn all kinds of interesting stuff by taking a few seconds to actually read the citations...
Jimmy Carter ordered a stop to all reprocessing. His decision was shortsighted and ill-informed, but at least what we call "waste" is still useful a fuel as soon as the ban is lifted.
I don't see where is says people complaining about extra charges are from the US. I'm from the US and get unlimited data and phone calls for a reasonable price.
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
There was a big debate at the time whether it should read "The powers not expressly delegated...", they removed the word "expressly" so the Federal government could pass laws without needing an amendment to the Constitution every time. Whether a law violates States' or people's rights is a separate issue.
There wasn't a 25% difference in death rates. There was a 25% difference in the increase of the death rate due to drug overdose. It's also not clear if the deaths caused by opiate overdose were replaced by something else (suicide is pretty common among people in the final stages of a terribly painful disease like cancer).
Once your body is expecting a siesta you will drop right off at the designated time. It's an easy habit to get into and a very hard one to break. Back in the day we called it "meditating" rather than napping
About ten years ago they replaced the copper phone lines along my street with fiber. It made the land line phone connection a lot more reliable (cell service here still sucks), but they said we were too far from town to get DSL. Then about 5 years ago they called and asked if I wanted DSL. Cable is still a few miles away but they'll never bother running it out here because everyone who wants it has a dish and DSL already. Not the fastest broadband, but plenty fast for us up here in Appalachia.
I work with a couple of very good statisticians. What they do is a mystery to me, but one thing I can say for sure - a good programmer or DBA will find work much more easily than a good statistician. In large part because PHBs have no clue why they need someone with more than two semesters of probability in almost every application.
Another problem with students going into statistics in the US is that virtually all of the instructors don't speak very good English. To this day I want to say things like "probabirity", "rotatation about the ashes", and the one that confused everyone in the class - "ashama" (eventually translated to axiom).
It seems to me that if they used a bigger log in the center the profile would have more sides, making it easier to roll. I still wouldn't want to be the guy who pushes it up the side of the pyramid though.
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Disabling a piece of equipment before it falls into enemy hands is quite simple. Especially if one of the pieces of equipment you still have in your own hands is a working tank, with a working cannon.
You raise a good point. Perhaps there's a reason people are railing against the intrusive regulations that were signed into law by Gov. Roy Barnes (D) in 1999?
Well, if you had RTFA you would know that propane contains less carbon than most commonly used fuels (e.g gasoline). So recycling carbon and hydrogen into propane is environmentally friendly. You can learn all kinds of interesting stuff by taking a few seconds to actually read the citations...
Jimmy Carter ordered a stop to all reprocessing. His decision was shortsighted and ill-informed, but at least what we call "waste" is still useful a fuel as soon as the ban is lifted.
I don't see where is says people complaining about extra charges are from the US. I'm from the US and get unlimited data and phone calls for a reasonable price.
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
There was a big debate at the time whether it should read "The powers not expressly delegated...", they removed the word "expressly" so the Federal government could pass laws without needing an amendment to the Constitution every time. Whether a law violates States' or people's rights is a separate issue.
Even more likely response: "Have the secretary fill out the paperwork and change our website to say we're ISO 29119 compliant".
I say put the word out that Yelp reviews don't mean anything. Let them self-destruct.
Of course they have that right. Don't use Yelp.
There's nothing on TV worth watching anyway. Just turn it off.
Feynman taught at Cornell for a few years after WWII before moving to CalTech. His alma maters were MIT and Princeton.
There wasn't a 25% difference in death rates. There was a 25% difference in the increase of the death rate due to drug overdose. It's also not clear if the deaths caused by opiate overdose were replaced by something else (suicide is pretty common among people in the final stages of a terribly painful disease like cancer).
The rocket they really wanted was Constellation, but Obama cancelled that one.
Much of the progress in propeller driven aircraft happened during the 1930's by racers like Howard Hughes
Once your body is expecting a siesta you will drop right off at the designated time. It's an easy habit to get into and a very hard one to break. Back in the day we called it "meditating" rather than napping
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The satellites weren't trashed. They are in a perfectly good orbit, just the wrong orbit for their intended use.
About ten years ago they replaced the copper phone lines along my street with fiber. It made the land line phone connection a lot more reliable (cell service here still sucks), but they said we were too far from town to get DSL. Then about 5 years ago they called and asked if I wanted DSL. Cable is still a few miles away but they'll never bother running it out here because everyone who wants it has a dish and DSL already. Not the fastest broadband, but plenty fast for us up here in Appalachia.
I work with a couple of very good statisticians. What they do is a mystery to me, but one thing I can say for sure - a good programmer or DBA will find work much more easily than a good statistician. In large part because PHBs have no clue why they need someone with more than two semesters of probability in almost every application.
Another problem with students going into statistics in the US is that virtually all of the instructors don't speak very good English. To this day I want to say things like "probabirity", "rotatation about the ashes", and the one that confused everyone in the class - "ashama" (eventually translated to axiom).
It seems to me that if they used a bigger log in the center the profile would have more sides, making it easier to roll. I still wouldn't want to be the guy who pushes it up the side of the pyramid though.
You would be surprised how many of those Amish "losers" are millionaires.
We tend to make the assumption that an average lifespan of 30 means that nobody lives past 35 years old
We who? I doubt anyone thinks that.
Otherwise I generally agree with what you way - median life expectancy of those who reach adulthood would be a far more useful statistic here.
This is unrelated to arctic methane release, so it is still a question.
Robo Brain will treat everything like a kitten attacking a laser pointer.
I suppose either is acceptable, but "it says talk" sounds awkward compared to "they say talk".