Rockets don't work in a vacuum because they don't have any air to push against.
Therefore, you can't go to the moon.
We have proof in the form of this venomous editoral from the New York Times:
Doesn't South Korea have much better internet access because it's deregulated? Everything has elasticity of demand in relation to price. Occasional price gouging is a small price to pay for freedom, relatively speaking.
According to Jimmy, it was the rabbit! And who would say he's introvered?? He's buddies with Hugo Chavez, Fidel, and pretty much anybody that swears to destroy America.
So...NASA is spending zillions of dollars on this experiment which has two possible results:
1. The experiment agrees with GR and NASA says that GR is right about frame dragging.
2. The experiment doesn't agree with GR and NASA says that it messed up and they'll ask the tax payers for a do over.
This experiment is not legitimate. If they get the result they expect, they'll accept the result. If they don't get the result they expect, they'll just say (rightly) that it was a flawed experiment. We won't get any more validation of GR than we already have. If they really want to validate frame dragging, they need to look for weirdness associated with very large spinning objects, like black holes. If you could study black holes enough to find some behavior along the axis that contradicts classical physics, that would give you some meat to back the concept of frame dragging.
"They both suck. They're both political-economic structures based around the few maintaining control over the masses without accountability."
Capitalism is about the the individuals. Even the biggest companies bend to the will of consumers. Look at rebates offered by Ford and GM. Do you think they want to discount their vehicles?
Democracy is just a means to an end. It's the only way to protect individual liberty. Pairing a 'communal structure' with a democratic political structure is a certain path to tyranny. The majority will democratically steer more resources to itself. The minority will be demonized to justify its deprivation.
It's pretty callous to say that Soviet style Communism is a type of freedom because individuals are not compelled to act against thier will by threats of deprivation! Starving to death is not a threat of deprivation???? Did you just forget that five million people were starved to death for political reasons? Get a history book!
How many times do you meet someone and get an IQ score with the introduction?? Or other pertinent metrics? For example: "Hi, Bob, this is Bobbi Jo. She has an IQ of 117 and a 36C chest..." Just curious.
If you get Rush Limbaugh to agree with the ACLU on an issue, its probably cut and dry. Who is pushing for campaign finance reform? The big newspapers. They're exempt, so they can print page after page of support for their candidates, while you're going to be audited by the FEC and the IRS if you buy a 1.5 x 1.5 in ad buried in the back of the sports section.
BTW, there is no law that requires you to vote for the person that spent the most in their campaign.
Roadmap (http://roadmap.digitalomaha.net/) uses TIGER derived maps. It will show you your position on a map as you drive and interfaces through gpsd which can talk to NMEA GPS's.
And what will the costs be to the people outside of the government who need to download the documents produced with OpenOffice, and to the government in response to people having problems opening OpenOffice formats?
Yea! Especially that damn PDF export! Seriously, the cost to download OpenOffice is zero. If I have to buy MS Office, it's going to cost me hundreds. Why is it an unbearable burden to download a free program and not a burden to have to buy MS Office?
The networks should standardize on a public key authentication system so that only ONE password and ONE I.D. is needed. Then the various networks, servers, and companies just add the authorized user to their authorized user list while a public key server maintains the users and keys. The client machine generates a login request with the private key, and the server authenticates the login request against the public key server.
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What do you mean? They were NEVER conquered by the mole people. Not once.
Don't push your fancy thermodynamics on us!
I wonder if Maureen Dowd wrote that editorial. Back in the 1920's she would have only been about 45.
http://it.is.rice.edu/~rickr/goddard.editorial.htm l
It doesn't matter. 93.7% of all statistics are made up.
We used to use AVG here, but it didn't find stuff that Clam AV did so we switched. Does anyone else find more stuff with ClamAV/ClamWin?
http://www.imao.us/docs/NukeTheMoon.htm
OK. What are you doing to stop global warming?
Doesn't South Korea have much better internet access because it's deregulated? Everything has elasticity of demand in relation to price. Occasional price gouging is a small price to pay for freedom, relatively speaking.
According to Jimmy, it was the rabbit! And who would say he's introvered?? He's buddies with Hugo Chavez, Fidel, and pretty much anybody that swears to destroy America.
What if we set up a firewall that blocks the evil-bit?
Is MPEG2 a lot easier on the CPU, too? Probably worth considering in hi-def.
1. The experiment agrees with GR and NASA says that GR is right about frame dragging.
2. The experiment doesn't agree with GR and NASA says that it messed up and they'll ask the tax payers for a do over.
This experiment is not legitimate. If they get the result they expect, they'll accept the result. If they don't get the result they expect, they'll just say (rightly) that it was a flawed experiment. We won't get any more validation of GR than we already have. If they really want to validate frame dragging, they need to look for weirdness associated with very large spinning objects, like black holes. If you could study black holes enough to find some behavior along the axis that contradicts classical physics, that would give you some meat to back the concept of frame dragging.
Guys, you can both win. Knoppix. Read-only with updates!
Capitalism is about the the individuals. Even the biggest companies bend to the will of consumers. Look at rebates offered by Ford and GM. Do you think they want to discount their vehicles?
Democracy is just a means to an end. It's the only way to protect individual liberty. Pairing a 'communal structure' with a democratic political structure is a certain path to tyranny. The majority will democratically steer more resources to itself. The minority will be demonized to justify its deprivation.
It's pretty callous to say that Soviet style Communism is a type of freedom because individuals are not compelled to act against thier will by threats of deprivation! Starving to death is not a threat of deprivation???? Did you just forget that five million people were starved to death for political reasons? Get a history book!
How many times do you meet someone and get an IQ score with the introduction?? Or other pertinent metrics? For example: "Hi, Bob, this is Bobbi Jo. She has an IQ of 117 and a 36C chest..." Just curious.
OK, OK, I'll read it soon! I've been busy.
Your link says the Rado V10K is $5000.
Nuff said.
BTW, there is no law that requires you to vote for the person that spent the most in their campaign.
Unless the amplifier circuitry can detect a change of impedence and hose the output. I'm scared.
Ford wants nanotech to track profits and build new micromanagers for the dealers and suppliers.
Roadmap (http://roadmap.digitalomaha.net/) uses TIGER derived maps. It will show you your position on a map as you drive and interfaces through gpsd which can talk to NMEA GPS's.
Yea! Especially that damn PDF export! Seriously, the cost to download OpenOffice is zero. If I have to buy MS Office, it's going to cost me hundreds. Why is it an unbearable burden to download a free program and not a burden to have to buy MS Office?
The networks should standardize on a public key authentication system so that only ONE password and ONE I.D. is needed. Then the various networks, servers, and companies just add the authorized user to their authorized user list while a public key server maintains the users and keys. The client machine generates a login request with the private key, and the server authenticates the login request against the public key server.