Ooooooh. No, better not drink rainwater. It condenses and falls from clouds. The same clouds seeded by the US Government and contaminated by CHEMTRAILS.
By "Wattage" you mean the output power of the transmitter. This relates to the photons as the flux of the photons multiplied by the energy of the individual photons. And the energy of individual photons is given by e=h*nu where nu is the frequency, h is Planck's constant, so the GP is correct in relating wavelength to energy. And this is significant because "wattage" doesn't express the damage that will be done. Increasing the flux of low-energy photons won't make a difference to your DNA but using higher energy photons may.
Would you rather stand in front of, a few feet away from, a: (A) operating 50,000W AM radio transmitter antenna (B) operating 1000W microwave oven with door interlock defeated and an open door (C) Co-60 source with effective radiated power of 10W.
"The Gulf of Mexico dead zone is an area of hypoxic (less than 2 ppm dissolved oxygen) waters at the mouth of the Mississippi River. Its area varies in size, but can cover up to 6,000-7,000 square miles."
Wikipedia says: "The gulf basin is approximately 615,000 mi (1.6 million km). "
That means the dead zone is approximately one percent of the area.
as opposed to not working? Oh, I guess the American company forced him to work there as well, and he could be making more working working for a local company if he had a choice.
Well I guess it found a few, huh? Construction levels Tattoo removal Drilling through printed circuit boards LASIK LIDAR amusing cats and their owners LASERIUM office printers lithography showing someone where a celestial object is particle counters inertial confinement nuclear fusion
Nice idea, but it probably wouldn't work very well. One, people are notoriously bad at estimating risk. Two, if you really think you have the symptoms that fit a particular disease, you'll just assume that "yes I really am that one person in 2.5 million that has this disease". Three, if one in a 100,000 is a "high-risk disease", because very few conditions have higher rates, it'll make it easier to convince yourself that you have it. Four, there is no fourth point.
He didn't say racism is not an issue in the matter, he said it's not an OVERRIDING (i.e. the biggest) issue. It's one of a few or several. It's an issue but not the biggest. He has a law degree. He knows how to choose words carefully.
Yeah, right. I always thought the argument for seatbelt laws is that if you get hurt or killed it costs society financially, so we can't let you let that happen. Of course, the next logical step would be total bans on smoking, and on high-calorie, fatty food and sugary drinks. The whole thing is not logical though, so, OK.
It's nice to have options. Y'know, like when you go to the grocery store and they ask you (or at least used to ask you), "paper or plastic?" Next up, re-usable photovoltaic cells made from canvas!
It was planned to only allow installation of one font, a certain typewriter font, to make it run faster and create a consistent branding.
This did not do well in focus groups, who showed a preference for being able to use Comic Sans and other fonts.
Does it have to be one of those well-broken-in, lubricated cubes that easily spin, or does it work with a stiff cube just out of the packaging? I'd bet it would not.
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Same here. Opera 10.53, Javascript enabled -not that it matters.
Ooooooh. No, better not drink rainwater. It condenses and falls from clouds.
The same clouds seeded by the US Government and contaminated by CHEMTRAILS.
This conversation has gotten too intelligent, compassionate, mature, and reasonable for Slashdot. This is your final warning! ~
I thought you were going to say in microwave ovens, but you specifically are not using those I see. You really meant inexpensive.
By "Wattage" you mean the output power of the transmitter. This relates to the photons as the flux of the photons multiplied by the energy of the individual photons. And the energy of individual photons is given by e=h*nu where nu is the frequency, h is Planck's constant, so the GP is correct in relating wavelength to energy. And this is significant because "wattage" doesn't express the damage that will be done. Increasing the flux of low-energy photons won't make a difference to your DNA but using higher energy photons may.
Would you rather stand in front of, a few feet away from, a:
(A) operating 50,000W AM radio transmitter antenna
(B) operating 1000W microwave oven with door interlock defeated and an open door
(C) Co-60 source with effective radiated power of 10W.
Pot, meet kettle.
Your linked article says:
"The Gulf of Mexico dead zone is an area of hypoxic (less than 2 ppm dissolved oxygen) waters at the mouth of the Mississippi River. Its area varies in size, but can cover up to 6,000-7,000 square miles."
Wikipedia says:
"The gulf basin is approximately 615,000 mi (1.6 million km). "
That means the dead zone is approximately one percent of the area.
as opposed to not working? Oh, I guess the American company forced him to work there as well, and he could be making more working working for a local company if he had a choice.
Well I guess it found a few, huh?
Construction levels
Tattoo removal
Drilling through printed circuit boards
LASIK
LIDAR
amusing cats and their owners
LASERIUM
office printers
lithography
showing someone where a celestial object is
particle counters
inertial confinement nuclear fusion
Non sequitur. He asked if ANYONE saw that, and you said MOST OF US can read.
Nice idea, but it probably wouldn't work very well. One, people are notoriously bad at estimating risk. Two, if you really think you have the symptoms that fit a particular disease, you'll just assume that "yes I really am that one person in 2.5 million that has this disease". Three, if one in a 100,000 is a "high-risk disease", because very few conditions have higher rates, it'll make it easier to convince yourself that you have it. Four, there is no fourth point.
He didn't say racism is not an issue in the matter, he said it's not an OVERRIDING (i.e. the biggest) issue. It's one of a few or several. It's an issue but not the biggest. He has a law degree. He knows how to choose words carefully.
What, the curtains?
Yeah, right.
I always thought the argument for seatbelt laws is that if you get hurt or killed it costs society financially, so we can't let you let that happen.
Of course, the next logical step would be total bans on smoking, and on high-calorie, fatty food and sugary drinks. The whole thing is not logical though, so, OK.
that N. Korea is going to be able to have some lights on now?
Is it a "pickup"?
If so, what do you think?
I like obscure things, but there are probably reasons why I shouldn't.
boron's not really a metal. put gallium under your mattress, then when you warm it up with body heat it'll get slushy and not make you uncomfortable.
Is there a sort of disease where you *wouldn't* want to stay away from phrases like "viral load"?
Opera handled it OK. The site even popped up a Javascript window letting me know that it knew I was using Opera.
Site changed, webcam did not?
It's nice to have options. Y'know, like when you go to the grocery store and they ask you (or at least used to ask you), "paper or plastic?"
Next up, re-usable photovoltaic cells made from canvas!
6 x 10^24 attograms is more fun. 10 moles worth of attograms.
I remember seeing a sign on the side of a highway in Eastern Washington that said "Family Hunting Club". I always enjoyed that one.
It was planned to only allow installation of one font, a certain typewriter font, to make it run faster and create a consistent branding.
This did not do well in focus groups, who showed a preference for being able to use Comic Sans and other fonts.
Does it have to be one of those well-broken-in, lubricated cubes that easily spin, or does it work with a stiff cube just out of the packaging? I'd bet it would not.