That will overflow into his work life one way or another.
Not if you are a mature person that has a sense of boundaries and how to behave in different social settings.
Leave your f*king social lives at home. You come to work to do work. You might be sitting next to a person of a different religion, a fan of the wrong football club or supporter of the opposing political party. Deal with it. On your own time.
As long as Garfield treats his (female) coworkers professionally, let him be.
THIS is what I want to see. How does that little CPU cooler condenser scale up to these levels?
TFA indicates that this device operates on a night/day cycle. The MOF absorbs atmospheric moisture at night and releases it into the condenser during the day. So it's really just a bed of desiccant. Probably more efficient and optimized for this application. But if you want to save some money on the zirconium, just save all those packages of silica-gel that come with electronics shipments.
Dumping the condenser heat (see the figure above) could be achieved by a similar cyclical system. Cool a large mass during the night by radiation and use it to absorb the condenser's output during the day.
There is a lot of engineering work that needs to go into this system to make it work. The MOF may turn out to be a relatively small part of the work.
This would seem to be the best solution. Play reveille on the dorm's PA system every morning at 6:00AM. Breakfast will be served promptly at 6:30 AM at the mess hall a two mile jog from the dorms. A jog back to the dorm and hot water will be available for showers from 7:30 to 8:00 AM. Then its off to class.
We'll just call this an intro course: Life Responsibility 101.
We are talking about learning in a college environment.
Learning includes things like responsibility, good study/work habits and prioritizing your time. It's not about the success of a business. It's about your success or failure later on in life.
More like 5000 years. Back then, the first person to sail or paddle a boat was probably also it's builder. And it probably took guts to venture out further than you could wade or swim back to shore. By 500 years ago, shipbuilding was old hat. So was sailing. But navigating out of sight of land was still an accomplishment. That's why people like John Harrison were the heros.
The US tax code is an unholy pile of crap. Personal income tax rates are generally lower than in other developed countries. On the other hand, corporate tax rates are higher. But there are so many loopholes and exemptions that it all boils down to what sort of tax planning and advice you can afford. Individuals have a few write-offs available to them until they hit the AMT. Then, they pretty much pay the tax schedule rate. Corporations can whittle their taxes down to near zero. If you can't get your corporate rate down into the single digits, fire your CFO. This is why we (in the USA) are bent out of shape about our tax system. It's not just the percentages.
Most people want either less corruption or more of a chance to
participate in it.
Where's the doctor's checked luggage? When you pull someone off a flight, you are supposed to remove their luggage from the cargo hold for security reasons. So I'm sorry folks, but your flight will be delayed while we unpack and repack everything. This is what the 'computer selection' was all about. Select all passengers with no checked bags. They'll be easier to toss off the flight without delays.
"I'm sorry doctor. But your luggage is already on it's way to San Francisco, New Orleans, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Kinshasa, Karachi, Bangkok, then Peking."
Vancouver is a special snowflake, just like California. Geopolitical terminology doesn't matter when they are going to get their way or throw a hissy-fit.
Canadian codes don't require it as of yet. But other municipalities and the federal body responsible for codes are "open to considering the measure".
Don't know where you got that from.
From the article I linked.
but then again, it's Vancouver. They live in a different world.
Vancouver is to Canada as California is to the rest of the USA. They are a bunch of clueless, stoned hippies. But sooner or later, whatever they do starts to seem like a good idea to everyone else. And so the rest of the country follows.
ISIL or other entity launched the chemical attack to draw blame on Assad
The US is currently conducting air operations in Syria against Daesh. So I suspect that we have very good intelligence on anything that flies in that airspace. If the gas attack originated from Shayrat Airfield, we now that. And we hit that base, regardless of who launched it.
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That will overflow into his work life one way or another.
Not if you are a mature person that has a sense of boundaries and how to behave in different social settings.
Leave your f*king social lives at home. You come to work to do work. You might be sitting next to a person of a different religion, a fan of the wrong football club or supporter of the opposing political party. Deal with it. On your own time.
As long as Garfield treats his (female) coworkers professionally, let him be.
2,260 kJ/kg
THIS is what I want to see. How does that little CPU cooler condenser scale up to these levels?
TFA indicates that this device operates on a night/day cycle. The MOF absorbs atmospheric moisture at night and releases it into the condenser during the day. So it's really just a bed of desiccant. Probably more efficient and optimized for this application. But if you want to save some money on the zirconium, just save all those packages of silica-gel that come with electronics shipments.
Dumping the condenser heat (see the figure above) could be achieved by a similar cyclical system. Cool a large mass during the night by radiation and use it to absorb the condenser's output during the day.
There is a lot of engineering work that needs to go into this system to make it work. The MOF may turn out to be a relatively small part of the work.
This would seem to be the best solution. Play reveille on the dorm's PA system every morning at 6:00AM. Breakfast will be served promptly at 6:30 AM at the mess hall a two mile jog from the dorms. A jog back to the dorm and hot water will be available for showers from 7:30 to 8:00 AM. Then its off to class.
We'll just call this an intro course: Life Responsibility 101.
Result: Robots needed in ever increasing numbers.
FTFY.
We are talking about learning in a college environment.
Learning includes things like responsibility, good study/work habits and prioritizing your time. It's not about the success of a business. It's about your success or failure later on in life.
it would probably be better if the federal government got rid of regulations, and perhaps also forced local governments to allow more competition.
Would that competition include municipal broadband?
I didn't think so.
I'd be more than willing to pay Comcast for my YouTube traffic at the same rate I pay Comcast for Comcast traffic.
We won it with the manhole cover.
500 years
More like 5000 years. Back then, the first person to sail or paddle a boat was probably also it's builder. And it probably took guts to venture out further than you could wade or swim back to shore. By 500 years ago, shipbuilding was old hat. So was sailing. But navigating out of sight of land was still an accomplishment. That's why people like John Harrison were the heros.
small business corporation
There's your problem. You don't have the money to put a few legislators in your pocket or create an Irish subsidiary.
The US tax code is an unholy pile of crap. Personal income tax rates are generally lower than in other developed countries. On the other hand, corporate tax rates are higher. But there are so many loopholes and exemptions that it all boils down to what sort of tax planning and advice you can afford. Individuals have a few write-offs available to them until they hit the AMT. Then, they pretty much pay the tax schedule rate. Corporations can whittle their taxes down to near zero. If you can't get your corporate rate down into the single digits, fire your CFO. This is why we (in the USA) are bent out of shape about our tax system. It's not just the percentages.
Most people want either less corruption or more of a chance to participate in it.
the state would have more money without the rest of the country
All the more reason to leave. Now.
Where's the doctor's checked luggage? When you pull someone off a flight, you are supposed to remove their luggage from the cargo hold for security reasons. So I'm sorry folks, but your flight will be delayed while we unpack and repack everything. This is what the 'computer selection' was all about. Select all passengers with no checked bags. They'll be easier to toss off the flight without delays.
"I'm sorry doctor. But your luggage is already on it's way to San Francisco, New Orleans, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Kinshasa, Karachi, Bangkok, then Peking."
I have a PhD in physics.
vi is best.
No! emacs is!
Vancouver is a special snowflake, just like California. Geopolitical terminology doesn't matter when they are going to get their way or throw a hissy-fit.
As long as the locations are near a convenient Office Depot for picking up supplies.
Canadian codes don't require it as of yet. But other municipalities and the federal body responsible for codes are "open to considering the measure".
Don't know where you got that from.
From the article I linked.
but then again, it's Vancouver. They live in a different world.
Vancouver is to Canada as California is to the rest of the USA. They are a bunch of clueless, stoned hippies. But sooner or later, whatever they do starts to seem like a good idea to everyone else. And so the rest of the country follows.
Choose one.
Not just bears
Rangers can't figure out how hat happened.
Simple, actually. Building codes in Canada encourage (require?) the installation of door handles instead of knobs. But bears have figured out how to operate the handles to gain access to the soft, chewy goodies inside. Mom probably opened the door and the cubs walked in.
And that's all a part of your negotiable compensation package.
ISIL or other entity launched the chemical attack to draw blame on Assad
The US is currently conducting air operations in Syria against Daesh. So I suspect that we have very good intelligence on anything that flies in that airspace. If the gas attack originated from Shayrat Airfield, we now that. And we hit that base, regardless of who launched it.