This is why the part of the question "just like everybody else?" makes the question immoral to ask. You just ask if they want to expand their visual range. That's all.
So, it doesn't matter that all our fields of corn and wheat will be overrun by dandelions? I'm guessing you really didn't think your statement through.
There is nearly no true plant life in the ocean. It's mostly algae.
That being said, air bubbles hurt corals and fish. They hate it. Ask any saltwater tank keeper what happens when there's too many bubbles in the tank. I had it happen just yesterday, and every single coral shriveled up until it was over, and stayed that way for a couple hours.
Air bubbles hurt corals, as I found out yesterday when there was a bubble storm in my tank. They all shriveled up for a couple of hours. They also hurt the gills of saltwater fish.
I'd be more worried about the sea life that gets injured by air bubbles outright. Fish die in saltwater tanks if their gills get exposed to too much air. I had a "bubble outbreak" in my tank yesterday due to some epoxy changing the surface tension of the water with a byproduct of the reaction, and all of my corals shriveled up until the bubbles were gone for a good 2 hours.
There's no leaking going on. Never has the census given out individual data when it was against the law. Those laws were created in response to what happened to the Japanese after Pearl Harbor. The "arab" information was given as aggregate data. Since the entire point of the census is to provide aggregate data to any government agency that needs it, they performed their job perfectly.
Wisconsin is a state with an awfully small population to use as a guideline for "we can't lock up that many people by throwing them into a giant fenced area and posting guards in towers with guns". Especially since, if you took every single person in Wisconsin and did that today, it's less than the number of Jews alone killed by the Germans.
Usually the registration card adds time to the warranty. As in, if you buy an appliance with a 90-day warranty, they may extend it to 1 year if you register.
It's 1.043 dry ounces to 1 ounce of water. Even accounting for everything added to the water and guesstimating 1.1 wet oz/1 dry oz for soda, that's really a nearly-negligible difference, especially since it tips the scale in favor of soda being heavier.
You sure it's half a second from "when free fructose would be absorbed" rather than "when it comes in contact with x acid / y enzyme in liver, which happens over a period of z minutes as sucrose absorbs into the bloodstream then makes its way to the liver"?
In fact, this is a likely reason for the difference. The body stores sugars as fat when it has too much sugar in the bloodstream, and thus if you dose yourself with sugars that are instantly recognized by the body as "sugars that should not be in the blood in excess", it's going to store them immediately. If you put sugars into the blood that get broken down over time, you have a less-variant, lower-peaked concentration of blood sugar, and are less likely to activate the body's response to store the sugar as fat.
He didn't notice that the picture was in black-and-white (late 90's, 60-year old picture is from.....the late 30's.), and likely was obviously DAMN old due to age and the wear associated with that age?
The best thing is that those examples of yours, IDE, floppy, and ISA are all absolutely outdated and replaced by a different interface, not just dropped altogether. The real equivalent in this scenario would be if they dropped analog line in in favor of a optical line in, but you obviously don't see what happened to IDE, floppy drives, and ISA ports. They were all superseded by newer technologies, not dropped altogether as a concept.
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Good thing anyone can do that with a computer, whereas colorblind people still can't see all the colors even with a device.
IR and UV are hardly outside the visible spectrum, if you're talking about the fringes.
This is why the part of the question "just like everybody else?" makes the question immoral to ask. You just ask if they want to expand their visual range. That's all.
Ah, so we just need hundreds of miles of airline tubing! Brilliant!
I hereby invoke the multiple universes clause, rendering your point null and void.
the public mind can only contain one global issue at a time
And that's on a good day.
Of a good week, of a good month, in a good year.
So, it doesn't matter that all our fields of corn and wheat will be overrun by dandelions? I'm guessing you really didn't think your statement through.
There is nearly no true plant life in the ocean. It's mostly algae.
That being said, air bubbles hurt corals and fish. They hate it. Ask any saltwater tank keeper what happens when there's too many bubbles in the tank. I had it happen just yesterday, and every single coral shriveled up until it was over, and stayed that way for a couple hours.
Air bubbles hurt corals, as I found out yesterday when there was a bubble storm in my tank. They all shriveled up for a couple of hours. They also hurt the gills of saltwater fish.
We're all on the same boat here - and I hope you realise how rocky it is!
Some people have been out at sea for too long, and now normal land is the wobbly area.
I'd be more worried about the sea life that gets injured by air bubbles outright. Fish die in saltwater tanks if their gills get exposed to too much air. I had a "bubble outbreak" in my tank yesterday due to some epoxy changing the surface tension of the water with a byproduct of the reaction, and all of my corals shriveled up until the bubbles were gone for a good 2 hours.
Good thing even less people need netbooks because of their limited functionality. Phew!
There's no leaking going on. Never has the census given out individual data when it was against the law. Those laws were created in response to what happened to the Japanese after Pearl Harbor. The "arab" information was given as aggregate data. Since the entire point of the census is to provide aggregate data to any government agency that needs it, they performed their job perfectly.
Wisconsin is a state with an awfully small population to use as a guideline for "we can't lock up that many people by throwing them into a giant fenced area and posting guards in towers with guns". Especially since, if you took every single person in Wisconsin and did that today, it's less than the number of Jews alone killed by the Germans.
Usually the registration card adds time to the warranty. As in, if you buy an appliance with a 90-day warranty, they may extend it to 1 year if you register.
GP: Developers rarely need them the way that they used to need them in the business space.
So, the Federal Government isn't a business, you know that, right?
Actually, you can't build an open house out of gluten when the gluten is licensed to all hell.
It's 1.043 dry ounces to 1 ounce of water. Even accounting for everything added to the water and guesstimating 1.1 wet oz/1 dry oz for soda, that's really a nearly-negligible difference, especially since it tips the scale in favor of soda being heavier.
Food, Inc.
The fact that inhibits appetite and makes you consume more of the product is just "collateral damage"
Only to the optimist who believes nothing nefarious could come from giant food manufacturing corporations with nearly no competition.
You sure it's half a second from "when free fructose would be absorbed" rather than "when it comes in contact with x acid / y enzyme in liver, which happens over a period of z minutes as sucrose absorbs into the bloodstream then makes its way to the liver"?
In fact, this is a likely reason for the difference. The body stores sugars as fat when it has too much sugar in the bloodstream, and thus if you dose yourself with sugars that are instantly recognized by the body as "sugars that should not be in the blood in excess", it's going to store them immediately. If you put sugars into the blood that get broken down over time, you have a less-variant, lower-peaked concentration of blood sugar, and are less likely to activate the body's response to store the sugar as fat.
You also need an extra refrigerator for that.
He didn't notice that the picture was in black-and-white (late 90's, 60-year old picture is from.....the late 30's.), and likely was obviously DAMN old due to age and the wear associated with that age?
The best thing is that those examples of yours, IDE, floppy, and ISA are all absolutely outdated and replaced by a different interface, not just dropped altogether. The real equivalent in this scenario would be if they dropped analog line in in favor of a optical line in, but you obviously don't see what happened to IDE, floppy drives, and ISA ports. They were all superseded by newer technologies, not dropped altogether as a concept.
Unable to board an airplane != being thrown in jail for years