There are the "fullerene compounds", like He@C60, where noble gas atom is trapped inside carbon fullerene. that @ sign means trapped atom. they have distinct chemical properties even though the inside noble gas isn't chemically bonded but instead surrounded by carbon. Argon, Krypton and Xenon ones exist also.
again, places like Newtown not how or where most gun crimes happen. quit focusing on the exceptional and see the main problem. Don't repeat lies of those with agenda, FBI stats show acquaintance and family homicides are minority. Don't confounds with stats where victim was known to shooter.
But worth explaining for others that either didn't have chemistry class or maybe snoozed through it. The atoms of "noble" gases have their outer electron shell full so are very non-reactive, they usually don't make chemical bounds with other elements except under extraordinary circumstances requiring a lot of energy. Helium, neon, argon, and radon are probably the ones most people have heard mentioned at some time in daily life.
plenty of towns have an officer patrol the schools. mine does, even though it is low crime suburb of major city. helps employment, doesn't make school a prison to have one or two cops around patroling, they don't order the students to do anything during a normal school day.
It is something particular to certain inner city subcultures actually, that's where the majority of gun (and other) crimes are committed. These tragic school shootings are not the majority of gun deaths. I reject the notion that other people should have their guns taken away because of the actions of certain inner city savages without civilization, without regard for life or property or rule of law. To reduce crime in the USA those lawless and immoral people need culture change.
Wrong. You ignore the elephant in the room. Take away the crimes of two inner city subcultures from the statistics and then the murder and violent crime rates are the same as Europe. You are focusing on a minute sliver of the pie of gun crime, and ignoring the real problem. Based on your myopic view, you would take away guns from people who have the right and ability to own properly own and use them.
many schools have a police officer patroling in them, even in my neighborhood which is very low crime area. National adoption of this would help the employment rate too
the "black rain" was merely from soot from fires, despite some tin foil hat websites and a couple sensationalist book's claims otherwise. there was no fallout, look it up. the stem of a "mushroom cloud" is dirt and dust being brought up. nevertheless, in an air burst such as Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the vaporized nuclear fuel and fission products rise into the stratosphere.
Neutron bomb is merely a fission triggered fusion bomb in which the x-ray mirrors and tamping are made of metals that allow most neutrons to escape, instead of using uranium or lead for those. same rule applies, if the fireball touches the ground there will be fallout. if an air burst is made, there will not be fallout.
Of course I know how the devices work. You are the ignorant one in need of education. If the fireball does not touch ground, it rises into stratosphere and there is no fallout. Look it up and educate yourself. There was zero fallout from the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, look it up.
If you received 20 REM dose in a short time you'd have radation poisoning, even if wearing a suit. rad suits protect from contamination by radioactive dirt and small debris, the wearers still have to monitor their total dose to stay under a limit.
yes, I've worked in a nuke plant and worn the hazmat suits
moreover, the purpose of the plutonium in that bomb was soley to be nuclear fuel, not a poison. Had ground bursts been made, that would be another matter, but the contents of the fireball went into the statosphere and so were diluted by being spread over the entire world over years.
no, NBC suits are not lead lined, nor could you line one with enough lead to be effective and still allow movement. NBC suits only protect against direct contact and ingesting of "hot particles", the word "particle" in this case meaning dirt, dust, metal flakes, etc.
the cause of death and maimings of those in the vicinity would be very obvious
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Monsanto's frankenfood is approved by default.
when your government is in the pockets of large corporations, legality is by fiat
some GMO crops have failed safety testing in Europe
makes you wonder eh
consumer GPS outside of the time scope of the article, that would be 1990
54 in three years in USA is "rare"?
and police presence could help cut down other crimes too.
what's an eyesore is a national level policing.
anonymous liar lies big
gold is used to transact. I sometimes go to countries that do so. and governments transact in gold
gold is real money, with value that fluctuates just as any other money
There are the "fullerene compounds", like He@C60, where noble gas atom is trapped inside carbon fullerene. that @ sign means trapped atom. they have distinct chemical properties even though the inside noble gas isn't chemically bonded but instead surrounded by carbon. Argon, Krypton and Xenon ones exist also.
how about the corpses of dead kids that had no protector, I think those are eyesore.
again, places like Newtown not how or where most gun crimes happen. quit focusing on the exceptional and see the main problem.
Don't repeat lies of those with agenda, FBI stats show acquaintance and family homicides are minority. Don't confounds with stats where victim was known to shooter.
But worth explaining for others that either didn't have chemistry class or maybe snoozed through it. The atoms of "noble" gases have their outer electron shell full so are very non-reactive, they usually don't make chemical bounds with other elements except under extraordinary circumstances requiring a lot of energy. Helium, neon, argon, and radon are probably the ones most people have heard mentioned at some time in daily life.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_gas
plenty of towns have an officer patrol the schools. mine does, even though it is low crime suburb of major city. helps employment, doesn't make school a prison to have one or two cops around patroling, they don't order the students to do anything during a normal school day.
It is something particular to certain inner city subcultures actually, that's where the majority of gun (and other) crimes are committed. These tragic school shootings are not the majority of gun deaths. I reject the notion that other people should have their guns taken away because of the actions of certain inner city savages without civilization, without regard for life or property or rule of law. To reduce crime in the USA those lawless and immoral people need culture change.
Wrong. You ignore the elephant in the room. Take away the crimes of two inner city subcultures from the statistics and then the murder and violent crime rates are the same as Europe. You are focusing on a minute sliver of the pie of gun crime, and ignoring the real problem. Based on your myopic view, you would take away guns from people who have the right and ability to own properly own and use them.
Mexico has much stricter laws than Germany, what a gun-violence-free paradise that is eh?
and before someone repeats lie of certain BATF official, most guns in Mexico in fact don't originate in the USA.
many schools have a police officer patroling in them, even in my neighborhood which is very low crime area. National adoption of this would help the employment rate too
Hitler loosened gun control laws in Germany, but Jews were not allowed to have them
the "black rain" was merely from soot from fires, despite some tin foil hat websites and a couple sensationalist book's claims otherwise. there was no fallout, look it up. the stem of a "mushroom cloud" is dirt and dust being brought up. nevertheless, in an air burst such as Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the vaporized nuclear fuel and fission products rise into the stratosphere.
Neutron bomb is merely a fission triggered fusion bomb in which the x-ray mirrors and tamping are made of metals that allow most neutrons to escape, instead of using uranium or lead for those. same rule applies, if the fireball touches the ground there will be fallout. if an air burst is made, there will not be fallout.
Of course I know how the devices work. You are the ignorant one in need of education. If the fireball does not touch ground, it rises into stratosphere and there is no fallout. Look it up and educate yourself. There was zero fallout from the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, look it up.
mandate it by law in the the USA and EU and it would be a done deal for the planet.
If you received 20 REM dose in a short time you'd have radation poisoning, even if wearing a suit. rad suits protect from contamination by radioactive dirt and small debris, the wearers still have to monitor their total dose to stay under a limit.
yes, I've worked in a nuke plant and worn the hazmat suits
moreover, the purpose of the plutonium in that bomb was soley to be nuclear fuel, not a poison. Had ground bursts been made, that would be another matter, but the contents of the fireball went into the statosphere and so were diluted by being spread over the entire world over years.
false, Hiroshima and Nagasaki were air bursts, there was zero fallout. All the radiation poisonings were due to prompt exposure at detonation.
no, NBC suits are not lead lined, nor could you line one with enough lead to be effective and still allow movement. NBC suits only protect against direct contact and ingesting of "hot particles", the word "particle" in this case meaning dirt, dust, metal flakes, etc.
the cause of death and maimings of those in the vicinity would be very obvious
still completely insecure. transactions need to be done with 3-way private key cryptography system. it's a solved problem
meant to say making 10% of catalog with 15 to 19 digit numbers unavailable is not acceptable solution