As lava comes up from the depths, the pressure on the lava is reduced. As that happens, dissolved gasses tend to come out of solution, so you get gas bubbles coming up with the lava. The observers are not seeing that here.
WASHINGTON - In response to a new rule requiring most Canadians to carry passports for entry into the U.S., Public Security Minister Anne McLellan said Americans may also have to carry the document to enter Canada.
"Our system has really always worked on the basis of reciprocity," McLellan said outside the House of Commons.
"And therefore we will review our requirements for American citizens and we're going to do that in collaboration with the United States.
"There's no point in either of us going off in a direction without working together to determine how best we can facilitate the flow - a free flow - and movement of low-risk individuals."
The CBC has an article saying that Canada will now review it's rules for americans and passport requirements:
CBC Article.
From TFA:
WASHINGTON - In response to a new rule requiring most Canadians to carry passports for entry into the U.S., Public Security Minister Anne McLellan said Americans may also have to carry the document to enter the country.
"Our system has really always worked on the basis of reciprocity," McLellan said outside the House of Commons.
"And therefore we will review our requirements for American citizens and we're going to do that in collaboration with the United States.
"There's no point in either of us going off in a direction without working together to determine how best we can facilitate the flow - a free flow - and movement of low-risk individuals."
Because we *all* know that common words can't be used as trademarks! I mean, if that was allowed, then someone would do something really crazy, like name a computer company after something common, perhaps a fruit!
"Orange Computer, Inc."
Come on people, get with the program. Trademarks are for a specific field, all that is required is that the term not already have a well known meaning *in that field*.
Until Excel (the spreadsheet) came along, the word 'excel' was not understood as the name of any particular piece of software. So, perfectly trademarkable.
No reflective coating is *100%* reflective. Up the power enough, and whatever small fraction gets through will burn through the reflective coating, thereby allowing 100% of the beam to affect the object.
Slashcode says this comment is a dupe. Slashcode should get over it.
No reflective coating is *100%* reflective. Up the power enough, and whatever small fraction gets through will burn through the reflective coating, thereby allowing 100% of the beam to affect the object.
Imagine that a 'mark' consists of a honkin' huge radio telescope dish. Different distances between dishes equates (I think!) to inferometry at different wavelengths.
So, build a hundred dishes, or 13? (the smallest OGR over 100 has 13 marks, and measures 106).
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Why does Windows keep your BIOS clock on local time?
400 lightyears? Didn't the submitter read the article?
It's 400 *million* light years.
As lava comes up from the depths, the pressure on the lava is reduced. As that happens, dissolved gasses tend to come out of solution, so you get gas bubbles coming up with the lava. The observers are not seeing that here.
Still kicking! There's more info on it here: Wikipedia article.
A classic Bash quote:
#205633 +(3675)- [X]
WallJam7: roses are red
WallJam7: violets are blue
WallJam7: all of my base
WallJam7: are belong to you
Yes, it's called 'Password Safe', and was produced by (wait for it!) Bruce Schneider! Sourceforge Site
Dear USA,
Fuck Off.
Kisses,
Canada
So, rather than fiddling around with 800 CD's, I have a box smaller than a paperback with all my music on it.
MP3 players are hardly "toys", unless you mean in the same sense that stereo equipment is a "toy".
Wikipedia Article.
There are still many users hanging out at the Yahoo! forum here, and there's even work still being done on the PC software for it here.
You can get songs off the PJB100 now. You need the latest FLASH, and a copy of pjbExploder.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pjb100-mp3/
"bring Texas lawmen to their knees."
Thanks, I'll go wash my brain out with bleach now to get rid of *that* image.
WASHINGTON - In response to a new rule requiring most Canadians to carry passports for entry into the U.S., Public Security Minister Anne McLellan said Americans may also have to carry the document to enter Canada.
"Our system has really always worked on the basis of reciprocity," McLellan said outside the House of Commons.
"And therefore we will review our requirements for American citizens and we're going to do that in collaboration with the United States.
"There's no point in either of us going off in a direction without working together to determine how best we can facilitate the flow - a free flow - and movement of low-risk individuals."
From TFA:
WASHINGTON - In response to a new rule requiring most Canadians to carry passports for entry into the U.S., Public Security Minister Anne McLellan said Americans may also have to carry the document to enter the country.
"Our system has really always worked on the basis of reciprocity," McLellan said outside the House of Commons.
"And therefore we will review our requirements for American citizens and we're going to do that in collaboration with the United States.
"There's no point in either of us going off in a direction without working together to determine how best we can facilitate the flow - a free flow - and movement of low-risk individuals."
The Thing King!
"What are you *doing*?"
"I'm, uh, charging my iPod. Yeah, yeah, that's the ticket..."
Because we *all* know that common words can't be used as trademarks! I mean, if that was allowed, then someone would do something really crazy, like name a computer company after something common, perhaps a fruit!
"Orange Computer, Inc."
Come on people, get with the program. Trademarks are for a specific field, all that is required is that the term not already have a well known meaning *in that field*.
Until Excel (the spreadsheet) came along, the word 'excel' was not understood as the name of any particular piece of software. So, perfectly trademarkable.
No reflective coating is *100%* reflective. Up the power enough, and whatever small fraction gets through will burn through the reflective coating, thereby allowing 100% of the beam to affect the object.
Slashcode says this comment is a dupe. Slashcode should get over it.
No reflective coating is *100%* reflective. Up the power enough, and whatever small fraction gets through will burn through the reflective coating, thereby allowing 100% of the beam to affect the object.
Imagine that a 'mark' consists of a honkin' huge radio telescope dish. Different distances between dishes equates (I think!) to inferometry at different wavelengths.
So, build a hundred dishes, or 13? (the smallest OGR over 100 has 13 marks, and measures 106).
Is there a similar lag when (for example) typing in Notepad? Yes - check vieo hardware / drivers. No - check your mouse.
*Of course* Santa Clause lives in Canada! You can even tell from his address:
Santa Claus
North Pole, Canada
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