Comment Re:Missing one hundred pounds of bomb-grade uraniu (Score 1) 165
How does weapons-grade uranium go "missing", don't they mean someone stole the uranium
Um, hello..... half-life???
How does weapons-grade uranium go "missing", don't they mean someone stole the uranium
Um, hello..... half-life???
As if food isn't going to be a problem in Europe, where the food and books and gas are far more expensive...
Academic books aren't such a problem; the US has more of a racket going there.
The same ethyl alcohol is used for vodka, gin, rum, scotch, bourbon, brandy, tequila, Canadian whiskies, and liqueurs. MGP also sells some ethyl alcohol for fuel use, although for them it's a sideline, not their main business.
What a lot of brands I'd never heard of. Some of them have names that are confusingly similar to ones I've encountered, but not one is actually a known brand to me.
But at least some of the things are aged properly in the time between the bottle being filled and it leaving the plant. I mean, it's gotta be all of a few minutes!
Lecturing is an ineffective way to teach because most people cannot pay attention to and retain a traditional lecture.
That's why students are told to take notes. That's why students are told to study outside lectures; tutorials and — where appropriate for the course — practical sessions in labs reinforce the lecture. You don't learn by just listening to someone, but it is part of how you learn.
On the contrary - it's all publicly-funded business.
By that argument, so is everyone's tax affairs.
A site-license of almost any software will be a negliegable part of your operating budget.
It depends on what the software is. Some things are genuinely expensive, enough that while maybe a Fortune 500 can handle it, the many smaller companies out there tend to swoon at the prices charged. (These pieces of software tend to be in areas without major OSS competition.)
But a 400W LED fixture would produce nearly the same heat overall [as 400W HPS lights].
Well yes. Duh. All those watts have got to go somewhere, and that's virtually all going to be heat eventually. What matters is how much light you get for that power. And LEDs and HPS are fairly similar (enough that the details of exactly what you're doing and how they were manufactured matter; the luminosities per unit power are similar, according to Wikipedia).
Halesowen? Cradley Heath? Oldbury? Shropshire? Where are these towns, Middle Earth?
Where do you think Tolkien stole the names from? Though he should've avoided getting creative with "Mordor" and stuck with Wolverhampton.
Putin is going to claim they were Russian speakers, and therefore Russia has a natural right to everything north of the Arctic circle.
So what about Tsunamis? What if a giant rock or snowball from outerspace hits it at upwards of 17000 miles per hour?
Better not worry too much, just chill out to some smooth, rolling basslines from the 1970s, man.
I think it's going ro be a long, long time...
You need to chill out to a nice, smooth rolling bassline.
Those were the days, young people.
Like, about a million years ago or something.
Times change, the world moves on.
After over three decades, we're still anticipating the release of Funky Gibbon.
C'mon everybody it's gibbon time!
Erm... I meant to write "lives", not "lies." Freudian slip.
Unless you work for the CIA, in which case the question becomes, "Will this patch cost enough lies?"
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