Assuming a Neutron star is actually solely made up of Neutrons... how does it emit electromagnetic radiation when there's no charged particles? Is it just the minute amount of charged particles that reside that emit the radiation, or is it perhaps charged particles around the star, orbiting violently that emit?
The problem with Layton is his stance on the welfare state: I'm all for free health care, higher taxes for the rich, social safety nets - but his policies punish people who work and earn their achievements. He would limit education scholarships and make them taxable and simultaneously dump more money into disabilities and unemployment welfare. I think people should have a safety net if they become incapacitated but it needs to be genuine. I know quite a few people on disability, and they deserve nothing they're receiving - they're merely discomforted like many people who work despite their problems. The canadian government can save a bundle if they cut off these lazy sacs. As a final example, if you go on disability and doctors determine that an operation can fix the problem, you have the right to avoid the (free) operation AND stay on disability. That is an enormous crock of shit.
Obsolete?! Give me a break. I assure you for things like tractor trailers, and anything construction / work site related, we'll be using combustion engines for a very long time yet. As for personal transportation I would completely agree.
From wikipedia:
"Lutherans hold that within Holy Communion, also referred to as the Sacrament of the Altar or the Lord's Supper,[39] the consecrated elements of bread and wine are the true body and blood of Christ "in, with, and under the form" of bread and wine for all those who eat and drink it,[40] a doctrine that the Formula of Concord calls the Sacramental union.[41]"
Are you a special case, or is Wikipedia entirely wrong?
Either way, all Christians believe in the Zombie Jesus, so you're all nuts as far as I'm concerned.
If they are verbal. I love an interview that asks me "what would you do in this situation" or "how you you best describe x" or "give me the most efficient design to achieve y". Such situations test a persons' instincts. To test someone's ability to code in an interview is ridiculous beyond measure - the same person who would fail the test, would otherwise innovate the hell out of anyone else in practice.
Yep. Enormous amounts of terrific content, but completely inaccessible because the majority of Internet users are now clinically retarded what with their Jonas brothers and Hanna Montana. That's why you subscribe to the stuff you like, and turn off all other aspects of Youtube.
I think the question it would raise (not that it isn't already the case) is why we need God if all life can be explained via evolution AND abiogenesis ? Evolution is a forgone conclusion (what with the mountains of evidence) but abiogenesis is still in hypothesis stage (mind you, far more plausible than God). With experiments like this, you continue to pile on empirical evidence for abiogenesis until it becomes a solid theory like Gravity and Evolution. After which we're still left with explaining the existence of the universe, which might need no answer if we're one of infinite universes, or one cycle of an infinite number of big-bang / big-crunch cycles.
You're being pedantic. I'm sure he means banning ritualistic circumcision. It's obvious in your case it is a very good thing. But why mutilate if nothing is wrong?
I think the solution isn't lawsuits, it's firing these wannabe police and publically hanging (or, maybe just the blocks) whoever is in charge. Someone has already said it, we need to see some heads roll. By heads roll, I mean purely legal means to get people fired -- none of that revolutionary stuff... unless anyone is interested in organizing. It seems to me like americans have a modern king of england in their midst.
I think it's clear you're a Tesla fanatic who probably knows very little about electromagnetics. If you had ANY knowledge at all, you would mention Maxwell long before you'd mention Tesla. Hell, if it comes down to emag, we have far more owed to Faraday and Hertz, not to mention Heaviside and Poynting than Tesla. Without the big five, applied electromagnetics (my research field) would be nothing of what it is. Tesla was one of the greats, but in no way does he stand shoulder to shoulder with, for example, Maxwell. Ask any single physicist or engineer dealing electromagnetics, and they will immediately say Maxwell was the greatest scientist of all time, bar none. Einstein bowed down to Maxwell's contributions. That's saying something.
This PC garbage gets tiresome. So terms like Dame, Chick, Lady, etc.. are somehow derogatory? What if the person was a man, and the author used "chap" or "gent" or what have you. I think it's good that the author pointed out the person is a woman, as it points out women can just as easily get into engineering - the point is to start them off right like her parents did at age 10. I think this person is a very smart chick, a brilliant lady and a classy dame. I'm guessing you're either married to a feminist, or you're single and this is your attempt at making yourself more desirable to chicks.
To quote Bart.. 'You're one of those don't call me a chick chicks....'
Getting an antenna off the ground is for the cases where the transmitter is not LOS (due to Earth curvature) or large obstacles such as buildings. The parent is 100% correct if you cant see any towers from your window due to distance, or large buildings in the way. Some drywall, fiberglass, windows, etc.. will not prevent you from receiving a signal. However, bulky metal railings on a balcony sure as hell will (as in my case).
If you can see any towers, I really recommend building your own Helix antenna. I'm not sure about the HDTV frequencies, but I recall hearing UHF: 400 - 800 MHz, so a 600 MHz helix might do the trick. At 600 MHz you're looking at a helix circumference of around 0.5m, or a diameter of 15.9cm. It's bulky, but the nice thing about helices is they're aesthetically pleasing (at least to geeks).
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Assuming a Neutron star is actually solely made up of Neutrons ... how does it emit electromagnetic radiation when there's no charged particles? Is it just the minute amount of charged particles that reside that emit the radiation, or is it perhaps charged particles around the star, orbiting violently that emit?
The problem with Layton is his stance on the welfare state: I'm all for free health care, higher taxes for the rich, social safety nets - but his policies punish people who work and earn their achievements. He would limit education scholarships and make them taxable and simultaneously dump more money into disabilities and unemployment welfare. I think people should have a safety net if they become incapacitated but it needs to be genuine. I know quite a few people on disability, and they deserve nothing they're receiving - they're merely discomforted like many people who work despite their problems. The canadian government can save a bundle if they cut off these lazy sacs. As a final example, if you go on disability and doctors determine that an operation can fix the problem, you have the right to avoid the (free) operation AND stay on disability. That is an enormous crock of shit.
Obsolete?! Give me a break. I assure you for things like tractor trailers, and anything construction / work site related, we'll be using combustion engines for a very long time yet. As for personal transportation I would completely agree.
Perhaps bad publicity? We need to emphasize the DRM.
As Lewis Black says:
"Face it folks, when you're in the voting booth you have the choice between two bowls of shit!"
Well done sir.
Intel, quit living in the stone age monolithic and get with modern times! I mean 6 cores? How about 8!
From wikipedia:
"Lutherans hold that within Holy Communion, also referred to as the Sacrament of the Altar or the Lord's Supper,[39] the consecrated elements of bread and wine are the true body and blood of Christ "in, with, and under the form" of bread and wine for all those who eat and drink it,[40] a doctrine that the Formula of Concord calls the Sacramental union.[41]"
Are you a special case, or is Wikipedia entirely wrong?
Either way, all Christians believe in the Zombie Jesus, so you're all nuts as far as I'm concerned.
If they are verbal. I love an interview that asks me "what would you do in this situation" or "how you you best describe x" or "give me the most efficient design to achieve y". Such situations test a persons' instincts. To test someone's ability to code in an interview is ridiculous beyond measure - the same person who would fail the test, would otherwise innovate the hell out of anyone else in practice.
Yep. Enormous amounts of terrific content, but completely inaccessible because the majority of Internet users are now clinically retarded what with their Jonas brothers and Hanna Montana. That's why you subscribe to the stuff you like, and turn off all other aspects of Youtube.
I think the question it would raise (not that it isn't already the case) is why we need God if all life can be explained via evolution AND abiogenesis ? Evolution is a forgone conclusion (what with the mountains of evidence) but abiogenesis is still in hypothesis stage (mind you, far more plausible than God). With experiments like this, you continue to pile on empirical evidence for abiogenesis until it becomes a solid theory like Gravity and Evolution. After which we're still left with explaining the existence of the universe, which might need no answer if we're one of infinite universes, or one cycle of an infinite number of big-bang / big-crunch cycles.
You're being pedantic. I'm sure he means banning ritualistic circumcision. It's obvious in your case it is a very good thing. But why mutilate if nothing is wrong?
Don't forget:
* Zombie Jesus (Resurrection)
* Cannibalism (Transubstantiation)
* Human / Deity Chimeras (Son of God)
No, just the fruit.
"Country First" was heir big theme at the convention and it was creepy to me.
Nice one.
For reference:
Magnetohydrodynamics
Electrohydrodynamics
I must say, Wall-E was a terrific movie. There was so little dialogue, which was very refreshing.
falls down a black hole where no one can see it
The observatory IS called PAMELA after all...
I think the solution isn't lawsuits, it's firing these wannabe police and publically hanging (or, maybe just the blocks) whoever is in charge. Someone has already said it, we need to see some heads roll. By heads roll, I mean purely legal means to get people fired -- none of that revolutionary stuff ... unless anyone is interested in organizing. It seems to me like americans have a modern king of england in their midst.
And yet everyone is still on call waiting listening to that awful background noise (preachers)
For Politics, I trust THIS Zimmerman:
Youtube Channel
Personal Website
I think it's clear you're a Tesla fanatic who probably knows very little about electromagnetics. If you had ANY knowledge at all, you would mention Maxwell long before you'd mention Tesla. Hell, if it comes down to emag, we have far more owed to Faraday and Hertz, not to mention Heaviside and Poynting than Tesla. Without the big five, applied electromagnetics (my research field) would be nothing of what it is. Tesla was one of the greats, but in no way does he stand shoulder to shoulder with, for example, Maxwell. Ask any single physicist or engineer dealing electromagnetics, and they will immediately say Maxwell was the greatest scientist of all time, bar none. Einstein bowed down to Maxwell's contributions. That's saying something.
This PC garbage gets tiresome. So terms like Dame, Chick, Lady, etc.. are somehow derogatory? What if the person was a man, and the author used "chap" or "gent" or what have you. I think it's good that the author pointed out the person is a woman, as it points out women can just as easily get into engineering - the point is to start them off right like her parents did at age 10. I think this person is a very smart chick, a brilliant lady and a classy dame. I'm guessing you're either married to a feminist, or you're single and this is your attempt at making yourself more desirable to chicks.
.. 'You're one of those don't call me a chick chicks....'
To quote Bart
Utah and Saudi Arabia. Slim pickings.
Getting an antenna off the ground is for the cases where the transmitter is not LOS (due to Earth curvature) or large obstacles such as buildings. The parent is 100% correct if you cant see any towers from your window due to distance, or large buildings in the way. Some drywall, fiberglass, windows, etc.. will not prevent you from receiving a signal. However, bulky metal railings on a balcony sure as hell will (as in my case).
If you can see any towers, I really recommend building your own Helix antenna. I'm not sure about the HDTV frequencies, but I recall hearing UHF: 400 - 800 MHz, so a 600 MHz helix might do the trick. At 600 MHz you're looking at a helix circumference of around 0.5m, or a diameter of 15.9cm. It's bulky, but the nice thing about helices is they're aesthetically pleasing (at least to geeks).