Most magazines wouldn't be ok with an automated process because it wouldn't let them charge extra for some issues.
I'm not saying google intends to do this, but I doubt sports illustrated would let their swimsuit issue go for the same price as the rest.
Why would an automated process necessitate uniform pricing for everything? They could easily set it up so that if the OCR reads "Swimsuit Issue" on the cover, the "articles" are tagged differently and a different price is charged.
I was a grad student there, and most of the people I knew hated the Horde webmail interface.
Yet another reason to say... FOR THE ALLIANCE!!!
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I can't believe how cute that is!
And here, gentlemen, is all the evidence we need... To Wikipedia! (And thanks for saving me 300 bucks for roses)
The energy of a carbon bond is a few electron volts. IOW, that much energy is needed to cause a chemical change in the molecule.
That's interesting but why are you assuming a carbon bond needs to be broken to cause cancer? Cancer can be caused in a number of ways, including the an error in the process of replicating DNA. The DNA strands are not held together by chemical bonds, only by non-chemical hydrogen bonds. It is reasonable to wonder if a cellphone could be sufficiently disruptive of that process. I'm not implying that it does happen, rather that it's dangerous to think of it as "quantum physics says it can't happen, so let's not bother to test for something we might not have thought of.
If I piss in a bucket and throw it on an artist, that is art. I am sure they wouldn't like it even so.
I believe the correct term for that is "poetry".
If you want to put yourself on the map, publish your own map.