Yeah it is surprising how many people think there is no gravity in orbit.
Gravity is only reduced by roughly 10 percent at that distance from earth. The reason it seems like there is no gravity is you are always falling towards the earth. You just happen to keep missing !
Do a retrograde burn and you will stop missing quickly though.
Of course you will be more tired. But if you keep up your routine with your caloric intake way down, then you will lose weight. You have to. If you were not gaining weight on your old diet, with the same routine as now, the food has to go somewhere.
Now doing the same things with less calories, you can't maintain weight, your body will burn it.
You can also go the other way and spec your equipment for the massive seasonal peaks then rent out out as a cloud service for others later
You still maintain weight if you take in less calories than you're burning.
If she is near immobile most of the day, she should need very few calories.
Look for places you can cut calories out of the diet and look for exercises that can be done mostly with upper body.
I'd rather have willpower.
Those who do well in school and life, are not the most intelligent, but the ones with the most willpower to see things through.
Something I've never had the most of unfortunately
What? Sure you aren't thinking about something else?
http://cdn1.appleinsider.com/displayport-110708-2.png
Its like 1/4 the width and a bit thicker.
Still a stupid trapezoid but can't win em all!
Inductance.
ALL the power that goes into your home is transmitted wirelessly over the short distance between the coils in a transformer outside.
It uses inductance to move power from one coil to another, and the Qi works the same way.
It is actually fairly efficient and can change the voltage at the same time. Win-win!
Ignore the Ad Hominem and look at their reasoning. It is clear and well laid out.
My Casio Pathfinder ( http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc18/gaijinnv/PAW2000_Zulu_16OCT09.jpg not my pic, but same watch/strap I use ) has basically infinite battery life since it is charged via solar. I live in northern Canada, and even in the middle of winter where the days are like 6 hours, and I'm in winter clothes, the batt indicator is never off full.
Of course, it also has altimiter, barometer, compass, thermometer, and syncs nighly with the atomic clock in colorado.
It would take something pretty hefty to knock this off my wrist.
Ya. Just in case it isn't obvious, 18650 means 18mm Diameter, 65mm length, and 0 at the end indicates a cylindrical cell. AA batteries are 14500 sized, and CR123's are 16340s.
I use 18650s and 26650s in all my flashlights. Lithium is cheap, bright, and long lasting compared to AA NiMH. Love em!
Here in Canada, if you don't get to keep working for your notice period. They have to pay you your wages you would have worked if they just 'escort to the door' as you say.
Nice to have at least rudimentary labour protection laws.
If you want to watch English shows, learn English well enough to do so, or watch subtitled.
Dubbed shows are always horrible, the acting is unlistenable, and really throws the vibe off.
I never watch anime for example dubbed, only subtitled even though my Japanese is very spotty.
That being said I don't know if the English version is available there either, but just sayin haha.
It's a frog. Would be hard to sting a turtle's back.
Really? Because the ARM white paper seems to indicate otherwise.
http://www.arm.com/files/downloads/big_LITTLE_Final_Final.pdf
"In the big.LITTLE task migration use model the OS and applications only ever execute on Cortex-A15 or Cortex-A7 and never both processors at the same time."
Says it takes about 20 microseconds to switch at 1GHz operating frequency.
It is invoked by setting a power state level and only 4 cores are ever presented to the OS.
There is a type called big.LITTLE MP which presents all 8, but I've found numerous sources(http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/03/samsungs-exynos-5-octa-checking-out-the-chip-inside-the-galaxy-s-4/ to start) saying the S4 does not use this at all. Maybe with a kernel recompile it could be done, but isn't currently.
Thus spake the master programmer: "After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless." -- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"
