It would be a safer bet to assume that the object had a diameter of 10m. So to compare impacts you had to use the volumetric ratio, not the linear ratio. This would make the impact of a 7m diameter object 'only' 35% of the 10m object.

The commands PEEK and POKE come to mind...

The amphibious vehicles the company uses on their tours are called ducks. They only want to sound-mark the combination of tourists on duck tours.

You're using population data down to single individuals, yet report results only to the 10,000s. So the question begs, does your population data include or exclude the executed?

...never have so few with so little data made that much money for so little work.

But Martian gravity is lower. When you normalize by the accelecration due to gravity the numbers will work out.

Sentences start with capital letters. Proper nouns should be capitalized in English as well.

Sechs, setzen!

first it's polite; it's the one most concerned with common good and improvement of living conditions; and, civil engineers have the broadest educations. And obviously some of my best friends and I are all civil engineers.

I second this. It is sad to see that HP does now mostly 'regular' calculators and less RPN. I had to buy a replacement 28s on ebay as there was nothing on hp.com that I liked.

The court also said that since no errors have been reported from the 1,800 unit used in the elections, the outcome of the elections are still certified and valid. Two law suits were brought forward, claiming that the secrecy of the vote and democratic controls were violated by use of the computers. Vote by computers has not been generally outlawed, however the present decision is based on problems associated with those specific machines. The court rejects the notion that it acted out of 'technophobia' and even left the door open for internet-based voting.
Computers were used in 39 out of 399 precincts. The machines in question were manufactured by the Dutch company Nedap, which were first used in the 1999 pan-European elections. The court's decision is with regard to the models ESD1 and ESD2.
The plaintiffs argued that voters were required to completely trust the computers, thus creating a trust vacuum which contradicts the openess requirement of the counting process. Experts said that irregularities in the software could easily be detected, however hardware modifications are difficult to identify.

The EU president's functions are mostly representative: open and chair parliament sessions, meets and visits with heads of states. While he does co-signs legislation with the President-in-Office of the Council he has no veto power. He also has no executive powers, or is commanding armies.

And actually, one thing Europeans do complain about is the the EU government bodies are not elected and are not representing citizens.

So, your mashing the US with the EU president is ignorant of facts.

The article states that an ad campaign around the president as spokeman for RIM would be worth between $25M and $50M.

Doesn't Finland have one of the highest suicide rates in the world (http://herkules.oulu.fi/isbn9514256042/html/x335.html)? And statistically, if more people commit suicide, more bankers are included in this group.