I'd even take a "burst" anywhere near that. I would never expect sustained speeds like that. About the fastest "burst" I've seen in the mobile world is about 25Mbit/sec. That is only 1/4 what 4G should be able to do while moving.

It isn't 4G, per the standard that was previously established for it. Quote:

So... who is getting between 100Mbit/sec and 1Gbit/sec? Anyone? Anyone?

If there are NO parties, this problem goes away... once they are in with their peers, there are no labels to side with - only rational thought and discussion without bringing in political baggage.

I'd say the discussion part can be done, but in an open forum, possibly in the district the politician represents. Certainly never behind closed doors, and anyone accepting money, goods, or services should be impeached.

Ha, I turn 35 this year, maybe I'll run for President soon. I'll start the Common Sense & Science (CSS) party.

I'd argue you are throwing your vote away if you DO vote for one of the two major parties. They are both so rigid in their hatred of each other, you can already determine the outcome of votes depending on which party introduced it. There is no rational thought any more.

The two party system has to go. It only fosters a "you're with us or against us" mentality that doesn't get anything done. Get rid of political parties, make lobbying illegal, and one more thing. Make all politicians write summary documents about any bills they vote for. If they can't summarize it like any child does in reading class, they should NOT be able to vote on it. It also provides an audit trail into their dumb thoughts at the time.

Seriously, you are reporting on stock market events from two days ago. Surely there was a story posted way earlier about these events?

Ok, besides the untimeliness of this posting, I am thinking that 800,000 subscribers are just the number that left entirely. I bet there are a HUGE number that like myself simply switched from both streaming and BluRay/DVD to just one or the other. I bet that has to hurt a bit too... and they won't report those numbers. I bet they would have to if they split the company though. Keeping it all under the Netflix name allows them to obfuscate their numbers a bit...

I think the difference between the new video and the one you posted is that in the new video, the superconductor can be placed in any position and it will stay in that orientation, and can have its orientation changed manually at any time. Your video, I think they imply that the positioning is locked in during the cooling process, and cannot be changed until it warms and is cooled again. So, this aspect of the material seems new.

Isn't that the definition of a US politician?