Please excuse me for my ignorance of US law/history but I'm confused! Are you saying that they had to amend your constitution before it was illegal to repress political speech? The original constitution must have been a serious alpha version!!!
The article doesn't mention exactly where these shale deposits are (although it does make a vague reference to the UKs North Sea operations). However it doesn't make any difference because Scotland is part of Britain anyway. FYI:
Diabetes sufferer Ms Vickers, 59, lost her sight seven years ago and turned to the world of her imagination for solace.
With a love of English poetry ditties were scribbed to entertain her mother over the years but it is only now she is embarking on her first novel.
However, she doesn’t type or use a computer but has a system of elastic bands that guide her to keep lines.
It appears she lost her eyesight later in life and (I'm assuming) had never learned to type before, she might find it easier to write with a pen/paper.
If a person has a car and goes around running people over for fun and, one day, is run over by one of their targets, then it's natural to feel a low-level sense of justice but I wouldn't go around saying "Now that is how cars are supposed to work".
Nice analogy, although sometimes the plumber retires, his son takes over and standards drop... (and so is life)
My 2c on picking a hosting provider (speaking as a freelance web developer with a couple hundred SME websites I manage hosting for) is:
Don't place a lot of trust/money with a company you've never used, i.e If you're looking to get a virtual/dedicated server from a new company start off by hosting one website/domain with them and see how you are treated, how they come across, quality of support etc...
As you interact with the company pay attention to how you are dealt with, it can be small things, the 'personal touch', e.g I recently ordered a VM and received an automated email saying it might take up to 24hrs before it was ready but "please reply to this message if you have any questions", not a no-reply address, I was impressed!
More importantly, when I did ask a question, I got a sensible reply within a couple of hours and my VM was ready in a total of 8hrs.
I don't think autonomous is the best solution here. If you want to get useful footage of iced up waterfalls or to study the state of a glacier you'll want to adjust the flight path manually (as you don't know what's worth looking at until you get there).
I'd suggest an RC motor/sailplane with a video hook-up. Aircraft like these have covered 90+ mile round trips climbing up to 9,000ft and easily have a 'distance from control' range of 15 miles (although in the UK there are legal issues further than 2 miles).
The video bandwidth is pretty low so you'd want to save the video data onboard for later review.
Depends on the albedo value of the farm land, freshly ploughed fields are usually great for thermal development though. The darker the surface the more heat it absorbs.
However, damp soil releases its heat much more slowly and won't be so good for strong thermals although they might last a little longer into the evening.
For its part, Homeland Security says the dose is safe and based on commonly accepted government standards (PDF) established by the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurement, which would permit 2,500 scans a year for each person. CBP's specifications also require the manufacturer to "perform an evaluation of the potential effect of radiation exposure on public safety on the proposed system." In addition, a CBP representative told CNET that the machines are currently only used in secondary inspections (most people go through just the primary inspection).
I think, as a good will gesture, the Director/CEO of the TSA and his family should undergo 2,500 scans a year.
But I'm evil in your worldview. And you are both stupid AND evil in mine.
Not really, I think he's just worried that this is the same as the way animals in a pack interrelate and he likes to think the human race has risen above that.
Correct me if I'm wrong but IF it were possible to implement this safely, it'd probably require massive changes to all servers/clients on the 'new' internet.
Looking at how long it's taking to roll out IPV6, I'm guessing this won't happen in a hurry (especially considering the political[international] complications).
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Please excuse me for my ignorance of US law/history but I'm confused! Are you saying that they had to amend your constitution before it was illegal to repress political speech? The original constitution must have been a serious alpha version!!!
The article doesn't mention exactly where these shale deposits are (although it does make a vague reference to the UKs North Sea operations). However it doesn't make any difference because Scotland is part of Britain anyway. FYI:
$GreatBritain = array('England','Scotland','Wales');
$UnitedKingdom = array($GreatBritain,'Northern Ireland');
As a European, I'll happily sit back and let the US and OZ drink each others 'beer'.
Diabetes sufferer Ms Vickers, 59, lost her sight seven years ago and turned to the world of her imagination for solace.
With a love of English poetry ditties were scribbed to entertain her mother over the years but it is only now she is embarking on her first novel.
However, she doesn’t type or use a computer but has a system of elastic bands that guide her to keep lines.
It appears she lost her eyesight later in life and (I'm assuming) had never learned to type before, she might find it easier to write with a pen/paper.
If a person has a car and goes around running people over for fun and, one day, is run over by one of their targets, then it's natural to feel a low-level sense of justice but I wouldn't go around saying "Now that is how cars are supposed to work".
FTFY.
Nice analogy, although sometimes the plumber retires, his son takes over and standards drop... (and so is life)
My 2c on picking a hosting provider (speaking as a freelance web developer with a couple hundred SME websites I manage hosting for) is:
Don't place a lot of trust/money with a company you've never used, i.e If you're looking to get a virtual/dedicated server from a new company start off by hosting one website/domain with them and see how you are treated, how they come across, quality of support etc...
As you interact with the company pay attention to how you are dealt with, it can be small things, the 'personal touch', e.g I recently ordered a VM and received an automated email saying it might take up to 24hrs before it was ready but "please reply to this message if you have any questions", not a no-reply address, I was impressed!
More importantly, when I did ask a question, I got a sensible reply within a couple of hours and my VM was ready in a total of 8hrs.
IANAF (farmer) but how does a wind turbine's concrete foundation effect agricultural land on anything but an extremely localised level?
In my mind I'm comparing them to a ski lift pylon where (around my way) plenty of alpine meadows grow and livestock graze.
I don't think autonomous is the best solution here. If you want to get useful footage of iced up waterfalls or to study the state of a glacier you'll want to adjust the flight path manually (as you don't know what's worth looking at until you get there).
I'd suggest an RC motor/sailplane with a video hook-up. Aircraft like these have covered 90+ mile round trips climbing up to 9,000ft and easily have a 'distance from control' range of 15 miles (although in the UK there are legal issues further than 2 miles).
The video bandwidth is pretty low so you'd want to save the video data onboard for later review.
Depends on the albedo value of the farm land, freshly ploughed fields are usually great for thermal development though. The darker the surface the more heat it absorbs.
However, damp soil releases its heat much more slowly and won't be so good for strong thermals although they might last a little longer into the evening.
Not at all, if you're a glider pilot wind maps of 5-10km can be really useful. That's why we have blipmaps.
Mod parent up. I remember learning about this at high school (or was it college) 15-20 years ago.
So if you wanted to feel the greatest possible gravitational force for a given mass you should squash it into a flat disk and stand in the middle?
Or would that just be a completely backwards idea?
It's available for all platforms, it's 'free', it decodes h264. What am I missing , honestly...
With a high 6 digit UID it only means you're half trained and could turn to the dark side
Good status update: The president's fine, I'm just running a few software updates before I come home.
Bad status update: I just ran over Bo! I think we might need to force a password update this month.
I think they mean "This is the 14th meteorite that's been found in Norway".
Norway could be hit by 1,000 meteorites/day, doesn't mean you'll find any of them.
For its part, Homeland Security says the dose is safe and based on commonly accepted government standards (PDF) established by the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurement, which would permit 2,500 scans a year for each person. CBP's specifications also require the manufacturer to "perform an evaluation of the potential effect of radiation exposure on public safety on the proposed system." In addition, a CBP representative told CNET that the machines are currently only used in secondary inspections (most people go through just the primary inspection).
I think, as a good will gesture, the Director/CEO of the TSA and his family should undergo 2,500 scans a year.
Then I'd think about believing it's safe.
But I'm evil in your worldview. And you are both stupid AND evil in mine.
Not really, I think he's just worried that this is the same as the way animals in a pack interrelate and he likes to think the human race has risen above that.
My mistake, I was thinking competition rules, only water and fine sand is allowed as jettisonable ballast.
The only thing I'm legally allowed to drop from my paraglider is water, that's over inhabited or uninhabited space
Wouldn't it reach terminal velocity from a few hundred meters?
Ahem... wikipedia.org/wiki/Official_(American_football)#Equipment
Correct me if I'm wrong but IF it were possible to implement this safely, it'd probably require massive changes to all servers/clients on the 'new' internet.
Looking at how long it's taking to roll out IPV6, I'm guessing this won't happen in a hurry (especially considering the political[international] complications).
Alternatively they could just break the internet!
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