What we have here is multiple cases of an anomoly disappearing when a suspect device is turned off, then reliably reappearing when that device is turned back on.
Repeating this in the lab always fails.
What is missing in the lab, is the mix of OTHER devices that were likely active at the same time. Could this be a problem of beat frequencies being produced by the suspect device IN COMBINATION with OTHER devices on the aircraft?

The biggest reason Republicans want to destroy the Postal Service is to eliminate the postal union, one of the few large unions left.

I read that modern US subs use convection cooling for the reactor at lower power settings, to keep noise down. Would this sub be too old for that to be the case?

It is my understanding that since the sinking of the Guitarro, quick-disconnects for such cables are mandatory:
http://www.history.navy.mil/library/special/guitarro.htm#rec

Close. Modern submarines now use pump-jet propulsion: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_class_submarine

Youtube that and everlasting fame is yours.

( Posted by BillCo on fark.com in 2006 )

If this is true, I'm going to have to kill my dog. He's witnessed too many things that no one can know about.

"Let's go hunting boy"...
 

Pursue, as in, the 911 operator hearing Zimmerman being apparently out of breath, and asking 'are you following?', and getting the response 'yes'.

No, more likely the primary reason for TSA's existence (at least at the upper levels) IS the TSA's existence. Consider also the likelihood that the top management at TSA was likely appointed during Bush's reign, the same era of wonderfulness that got us 'heck of a job, Brownie!, a horse association lawyer, appointed to run an agency he had no qualifications other than political connections, for.

Presumably, the nsecticidal protein Cry1Ab being so persistent in the environment long after harvest will accelerate the rate at which the insects it is supposed to protect against become immune to it.

Why should telecoms care if DNS gets broken? They have, effectively, either a monopoly or duopoly. Worse, if the internet breaks, it won't effect their primary cash cow, their OWN video services. From their viewpoint, breaking the internet might actually BE the objective.

How about explicitly defining 'reasonable amount' as being 1% of the current median income for a single person?

Nah, what's cool is being able to sync with an old modem by using vocal pops.

Having thought about this a bit, I concluded that judges should be randomly selected from the lawyer pool just as jurors are selected from the voter pool. Higher level ones could be picked from those judged by their peers to have done a reasonable job at being a low level judge.