For everybody. Why not? Or just install them on all new cars from the factory.

Have you complained to Keurig directly about the "genuine K-Cups" that will not function and asked for replacements? The only way to prevent this sort of crap is to raise a stink about it. Also consider returning the coffee maker and gving it a negative review on Amazon. Seriously, why are you putting up with this quietly?

Can't help but to wonder about the tax consequences of this both to Watson and all Nobel prize winners.

You need a four dimensional fix. You must solve for X, Y, Z, and t. This requires a fix on four satellites. You can work with three if you assume you are on the surface of the earth and know your elevation.

So it is just like putting too much air in a ballon!

You forgot Bob.

Note that the income of the 1%, if distributed evenly among the 99% would represent only about a 14% pay raise across the board. The wealth of the 1% would nearly double the wealth of the average American, if uniformly distributed.

Claiming that redistribution would double the average wealth is not quite right. The upper 1% control about 30% of the wealth. Redistributing this would make everyone else 30% richer on the average. Doesn't sound like much, does it?

Let's put numbers on that. There is about $120T in total wealth in the US. The upper 1% control about 30% of this, or about $36T. The population of the US is about 310M. That comes out to a redistributed wealth of about $120,000 per person, or about $360,000 for a family of three. So basically you are talking about a house, free and clear in a moderately high end market for every family in the US.

Exit row seating usually offers a bit more leg room with no reclining seats in front of you. It used to be free, now many airlines charge for it. Therer is no shortage of takers.

I am 6 foot 6. I would rather stand for two hours than try to sit in one of those seats. Only problem is that i am not allowed to stand (I have asked) and on many planes I can't stand up straight anyway. I don't need the knee defender. If you are sitting in front of me, you will not be able to recline your seat.

You would be surprised how conditioned you can become to traffic patterns always being a certain way. I nearly caused an accident last week when I turned left in front of a car that was going straight. I am a good driver... why did I do that? The intersection was where two small neighborhood roads intersect the main road. After I screwed up, I realized that In the last 25 years, I had _never_ seen a car go straight through that particular intersection. I unconsciously assumed that he was waiting for the light so that he could turn left, like cars always do.

Traffic engineering is not about saving gas. It is mostly about preventing accidents. That is one of the reasons you see so few Yield signs these days.

Do you have a cite for this decomposition into carbon tet? You would have to knock the fluorine(s) off the R11 or R12, that is not so easy to do. I can see where bromine containing halons could decompose into chlorine containing halons given a mixture of chlorine and bromine containing halons and some UV light.

I have never seen an R10 have system. The are not common. It is possible that R10 exists as a contaminant in some older systems, but that would not account for the numbers they are seeing here.

Also, how does it detroy waste products that have very low neutron capture rates like 137Cs?

Assuming a 30 lifetime, a 1.1 GW output per reactor, 2 reactors and 90% uptime, the 4.4 billion dollars decommissioning cost works out to 0.84 cents per kilowatt hour generated. There was a third smaller reactor that is also being decommissioned that is not counted. That is a pretty good deal.

If you are using a credit card in a store like Target, they not only know your likes and dislikes, they know exactly what you buy. Sometimes they know more about you than your family.

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Go to Amazon and look for HEAP air fliters for home use. You will find models from $50 to $250.
Yeah, A LOT of people have had this idea and brought products to market.