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Over time, I've seen a decent number of beautiful/cute handmade nursery projects: wall hangings, lamps, and more. Since our gender scan is next week, I'm starting to get excited about maybe picking a theme. I'm not that artistic and not a good decorator so I need all the help I can get. I thought if you all wanted to post pictures of fun things you have made, it might give me ideas. Show me everything!
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This is easy for me. I would do an owl nursery. Girls would be easier on this b/c I have seen some adorable stuff that would go with it at Target. I just did a google images search for owl nursery and pulled up all sorts of neat stuff! IT would be easy b/c you could get Hoot 'N Holler cartridge and go to town!
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I feel like a lurker around here now but I wanted to respond and say how excited I am for your gender scan. I will definitely be sending some major OLVs your way next week!
I love the owl idea, owls are so cute and I'm sure that cartridge is perfect!
I will add my own nursery pics incase it gives you some inspiration but nothing on them is really a small project kind of thing so I don't know how helpful it will be. Maybe the colors or something will spark something. With DD's nursery I picked my colors first and built the theme around that since my mom is awesome and made custom bedding for her:
I found it really easy to put small accents on the white furniture to tie in the color theme.
I know I have posted DS's before but I'll throw them here too, they were buried way back in my photobucket album, LOL.
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What Andrea?! How come I never remember you sharing your girl's nursery?! OMG, it's amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !
As for nurseries, if we'd have had a girl, I would have definitely done birds. I would have bought some old-fashioned bird cages and painted them white and done a simple "bird" nursery. With Cohen we stuck with Kayson's room and the planes theme. Though I reallly want to re-do their room soon.
Good luck with the scan! Can't wait to hear the results. What does mommy think he/she is?
Kayson 10-9-06 & Cohen 02-08-10
Charys, do you still have the pictures of the items you added to the nursery? I framed picture of planes and the lamp I believe. I'd love to see them again.
Andy, love the blue room with pink accents. We will be making all our bedding, curtains, etc. as well.
Thanks for some ideas (more still welcome). It just helps to have the inspiration.
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Wow Andrea! Awesome room! GL Stephanie, I dont have much insightful to add.
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Lisa's Granola
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This easy cinnamon-spiked granola is loaded with almonds, walnuts and pepitas, but substitute other nuts and seeds if you prefer. For vegans who don't eat honey, this can be made with all maple syrup.
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- 6 cups old-fashioned rolled oats
- 1 cup chopped almonds
- 1 cup chopped walnuts
- 1 cup raw, unsalted pepitas (see Tip)
- 1/2 cup maple syrup
- 6 tablespoons canola oil
- 1/4 cup honey
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
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- Preheat oven to 325°F. Line a roasting pan or large baking sheet with parchment paper.
- Combine oats, almonds, walnuts and pepitas in a large bowl. Whisk maple syrup, oil, honey, cinnamon, vanilla and salt in a medium bowl until blended. Pour over the oat mixture and toss to coat. Spread the mixture in the prepared pan.
- Bake, stirring every 15 minutes, until lightly and evenly browned and starting to dry out, 50 minutes to 1 hour. Let cool completely in the pan before serving or storing.
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- Tip: Hulled pumpkin seeds, also known as pepitas, are green seeds with a delicate nutty flavor. They are sold raw, salted and/or roasted, and can be found in the natural-foods section of many super markets and natural-foods stores.
Per 1/2-cup serving: 267 calories; 16 g fat (2 g sat, 7 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 28 g carbohydrates; 8 g added sugars; 7 g protein; 4 g fiber; 60 mg sodium; 222 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Magnesium (32% daily value)
Carbohydrate Servings: 2
Exchanges: 1 starch, 1/2 carbohydrate (other), 3 fat
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Renewable energy 'simply WON'T WORK': Top Google engineers
Re: I seem to remember
Do you drive a car? Would you like to have food today? Where do you think the energy came from to build your pump, your solar panel and dig the hole for the ground source heat pump to work?
With a lot of efficiency improvements, many homes could have their power supplied by renewables. But the power to build those homes, make those efficient improvements, install the renewables, transport people and goods and produce those goods and food? That's a vastly larger amount that renewables have no chance to support whatsoever.
Happy 2nd birthday, Windows 8 and Surface: Anatomy of a disaster
Re: Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory...
That does sound hard. Of course the last time I tried to install Firefox on a Linux machine (Gentoo) about 5 years ago, I opened the program manager, selected browsers and clicked Firefox at which point it duly informed me that it would also install a few prerequisites for me and please enter your password here to complete the install.
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Re: Nuclear
Actually, some decades ago some smart people got together and thought of the problems involved in running a nuclear reactor. They designed something called the NERVA (Nuclear Engine for Rocket Vehicle Applications). It got around the cooling problem by realising that most of the cooling was needed when the nuclear reactor was providing power for propulsion. Which it did in that design by heating an exhaust gas.
Then they realised that is something called Open Cycle cooling and while they still needed some fairly decent radiators to get rid of the waste heat generated when the reactor wasn't running, they could get away with far less than you'd need to cool the reactor under power.
Running the reactor in this manner doesn't get you as much D/V as using the reactor only for electrical power would, but it does simplify things. And no, the exhaust is not radioactive.
Ex-US Navy fighter pilot MIT prof: Drones beat humans - I should know
Re: Some interesting possibilities here...
1) Hardly, lift to weight ratios on the drones you'd use for this are pretty good.
2) On the ground, typically. Balconies, gardens, etc. You will probably be able to indicate where you want to meet the drone yourself.
3) Why would it knock when it can call your cell?
4) If you're ordering something by drone, the whole point was delivery in 30 minutes or less. You won't be out, because you're ordering this and you know it'll be with you in 30 minutes.
5) I'm not sure about this one, but probably millions of people, if the location of the Amazon distribution center nearest to me in Netherlands is any indication.
6) Blocks of flats tend have to have balconies, which many drones would be able to land packages on. They also tend to have open spaces nearby you could use instead.
7) Trees and birds are a total non-issue, they are highly visible on LIDAR, which is the most likely choice for collision avoidance. Powerlines and phone lines may be an issue if you live an area where these are common and for some reason not mapped in advance. It's not like powerlines move around a lot. Clotheslines would be a bigger threat, those aren't as easy to map and if there's nothing on them, their LIDAR return tends to be pretty small as well.
MAC BOTNET uses REDDIT comments for directions
Re: Good old reddit.
Merely searching for and blocking access to the server list wouldn't help disinfect the computers though. Better to mod edit the existing list to point at a machine controlled by white hats. Then take the CnC servers down. Now all the bots go looking for a new CnC server and connect to the white hat one, rendering them harmless and identifiable.
NASA tests crazytech flying saucer thruster, could reach Mars in days
Re: At last
Except they didn't get the same result on the control, the control produced significantly less thrust. Now that thrust on the control might be a measurement error, but the difference between control and experiment indicates something is going on. And it's not like this is the first time the experiment was tried.
Major problems beset UK ISP filth filters: But it's OK, nobody uses them
Re: Too broad
If only this technology was A) Opt-in and B) Easily circumvented with a VPN.
Oh wait, for most providers it IS opt-in. And until ISPs start blocking all VPNs (Never, too many (big) companies rely on their home users being able to use VPNs) it's easily circumvented if you enable the filter for your connection because you have, for example, young kids around the house.
And then you realise that if YOU can get around the filter with a VPN, so can they. So what was the point of blocking content at the ISP level again?
China puts Windows 8 on TV, screams: 'SECURITY, GET IT OUT OF HERE!'
Not forcing so much, but you'll find that Windows 8 does its best to get you to use Skydrive for all your documents, pictures, etc. And of course to do so you'll need an account. And yes, that data is going to the US and as we already know, the safe harbour agreements are meaningless.
As for 'attacks' on my network. Over the last few weeks it seems to be a pretty even split between Russia, the US, China and the rest of the world combined.
'Maybe I'll go to Hell, but I think it's a good thing' says plastic Liberator gunsmith Cody Wilson
Re: wouldn't it be easier...
As easy as it is to make guns, it's even easier to make the ammo. I could make propellant with just household chemicals and some glassware. Probably even without the glassware, though it might be quite as reliable. I could make primers with just household chemicals too, but I figure the types of explosives I can make with household chemicals alone probably wouldn't be very suitable. That said, the chemicals I would need to make good primers are quite common.
Casting bullets isn't hard either, especially if you're willing to settle for plain lead rounds. Jacketed rounds require a little extra work but even those aren't particularly hard. Milling the brass for the cartridges is about the only step that requires some serious equipment to do quickly and reliably, but again you can do it with just power tools and a little ingenuity.
Assembling the components into the final cartridge can be done without any special tools as well, though again having the right tools for the job makes things a fair bit easier and faster.
Chinese patent app tries to own Wine on ARM
Re: A waste of money
And in the real world meanwhile, the big company with patents takes the other companies to court and either wins by default when the other company can no longer afford to defend itself or settles with the other company for an undisclosed amount.
China demands answers from US after 'I spy on one little Huawei' report
Re: Seems strange...
So instead of Huawei building and designing your communications equipment that your defense and infrastructure rely on, you get a US company to design and build it. And then they outsource the designing to half a dozen different companies all working on different parts with little to no oversight and outsource the building to factories in, you guessed it, China.
So yeah, letting Cisco, Alcatel-Lucent or Juniper networks build your military or infrastructure critical gear in China sounds like the height of stupidity. It's also pretty much inevitable at this point and most first world countries cannot afford to build anywhere near the amount of infrastructure gear they need at home. Don't you just love low wage countries and capitalism?
Boffins hose down fiery Li-ion batteries with industrial lubricant
Re: Great up to 200 degrees C then what?
But does it matter for PFPE's use as an electrolyte? There's obviously sodium nitrate in Krytox, but will it be in PFPE mixes used for battery electrolytes? If it doesn't, then what it does is irrelevant because batteries won't contain any.
As for the gases it decomposes into, yes, nasty stuff. But if your battery is 300 degrees celcius your car is probably on fire and if your car is on fire, there are plenty of other materials in the car that emit nasty noxious fumes when they burn. At least with this electrolyte, your battery won't burst into flames at significantly lower temperatures.
Obama reveals tiny NSA reforms ... aka reforming your view of the NSA
Re: If you're not a terrorist, you have nothing to worry about
Oh. That one is easy. Terrorist and terrorism come from the word terror, about which the dictionary says the following:
1. intense, sharp, overmastering fear: to be frantic with terror.
2. an instance or cause of intense fear or anxiety; quality of causing terror: to be a terror to evildoers.
3. any period of frightful violence or bloodshed likened to the Reign of Terror in France.
4. violence or threats of violence used for intimidation or coercion; terrorism.
Curiosity rover: While you humans were busy being hungover, this bot hit its 500th Martian day
Re: Predictable
I don't know off hand what isotope its RTG is using, but I'm going to guess their design lifetime is based on wear and tear and mechanical failure, not the power supply. So they've got a pretty good idea of when it will fail based on power but they probably don't expect it to last as long as its RTG.
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Re: 3Tb drives. Nice.
I have about 4tb of assorted files. Games, anime, movies, PDFs. The vast majority of which is entirely replaceable. My backups are a couple of gigabytes worth of hard to replace PDFs and personal files. RPG info, character sheets, etc.
If my HDD dies, it'll take an hour to reinstall Windows, another hour to get the software I use a lot and then I start reinstalling games and downloading anime I'd like to watch (again) over a period of weeks. Most of it just things I've watched and deemed good enough to watch again some time, so I leave it on the drive until I ran out of space and start deleting some of it.
PlayStation 4 BLUE LIGHT OF DEATH blamed on power cords, TV sets, butterflies in China
They mean "We didn't sanitize the return we get on the some of the HDMI version and capability requests, so a TV with a bad implementation can cause our console to crash"
Or perhaps they mean "Your TV isn't a Sony. Screw you!" It's probably the former though, where the problem actually is a 'TV compatibility issue'.
SECRET draft copyright treaty LEAKED: Meet the Trans-Pacific Partnership
The big companies will just hire expensive lawyers and tie you up in court for 10+ years, then settle for a few pennies if you've somehow managed to not go bankrupt first.
Cubesats to go interplanetary with tiny plasma drives
Re: Leaving orbit?
Not a rocket scientist, but at the altitude cubesats are normally released, drag should be minimal enough to boost out of orbit even with something as weak as a mini plasma drive.
Starting a little higher would add a good deal of effective delta V though, so a good idea if possible.
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Re: "anything that doesn't remote detonate, so a grenade launcher's fine too"
I think you'll find that as a safety feature, grenades out of a grenade launcher will not doing any detonating between your feet (Or for that matter, anywhere within 10 to 20 meters from the point of launch).
For some reason they thought that was a really useful safety feature for a weapon they were going to hand to army grunts.
NASA to flip ion engine's 'OFF' switch after brilliant 5.5 year burn
Nuclear propulsion
If you want to go to Mars in a month, an ion drive isn't going to help all that much as it just doesn't have enough thrust. You're going to have to bring a nuclear thermal or a nuclear electric (VASIMR, for example) rocket to get the required combination of thrust and impulse.
You could theoretically build an electric rocket using a VASIMR or similar technology powered by solar panels but that would require some pretty damned large solar panels with all the requisite expenses and mass
Look out, fanbois! EVIL charger will inject FILTH into your iPHONE
I don't know how it works software/hardware wise, but Android allows you to set a default action on connecting. From what I've seen my computer is not aware of any device being connected when I switch to charge-only. Does it just ignore the data pins and dump anything from them straight to /dev/null?
If not, could a similar exploit be used against Android phones with the only mitigation being power-only USB cables? I guess at least Android (and Windows?) phones can mitigate it that way.
German court: 'Nein' to Apple 'global consent' on fanbois' privacy
Re: paradoxical?
Exact user location. I'm pretty sure 'somewhere in Germany' doesn't count as such. Besides, they can track that by ip anyways, no need for the phone to phone home with GPS data for that one.
'Leccy-stealing, grid-crippling hackers could TAKE DOWN EV-juicing systems
Re: It's not even that...
Given the usual level of security in wireless and physical locks, I don't see that being much of a deterrent. Now maybe if you can get the car to message the user when/if it's unplugged (and when it's at specific charge levels, while we're at it) that kind of trick would be much less of a problem.
NASA-backed fusion engine could cut Mars trip down to 30 days
Re: What about shielding?
A small fleck of paint at interplanetary speeds would not just mark a window. It would likely put a hole a right through it.
However high speed collisions like that are easy to shield against with a whipple shield but you probably don't want any windows in the front.
As for breakeven. Don't forget that for breakeven in a fusion electric reactor you have to get your fusion and then convert the energy from that fusion into electricity. And thermodynamics being a pain in the butt you're going to be losing a bunch of energy to low grade heat there. The propulsion system has much lower inefficiencies and so reaches breakeven much more easily.
You put 200kW in and get more out in kinetic energy, so straight up ion will be less efficient. VASIMR will require a larger powerplant but I'm not sure if it can get a higher specific impulse out of the reaction mass.
Card skimmers targeting more than ATMs, says EU
I had to check the Youtube playlists for this and it turns out it was Defcon 19, not 20, that detailed just how broken chip and pin is.
It does not detail the process or methods of cloning a chip, however it does detail skimming them, it does detail how you can use the information from the chip to create a fully functioning magstripe from most chip and pin chips and yes, it details how you can get a point of sale terminal to transmit the PIN in the clear to the chip.
Just a nice note for the people who think rendering their magstripe unreadable will prevent people from copying the magstripe. For redundancy reasons your friendly banks included the FULL MAGSTRIPE on the chip which can be sent in the clear to the point of sale terminal. This was pointed out in Defcon 20 and only the most recent types of chip do anything to fix it.
Additionally, the majority of chip and pin cards will accept an offline authentication whereby they verify the PIN between the chip and the point of sale. Again, they send this data back and forth unencrypted. As for cloning the chip, while more expensive than cloning a magstripe it is very doable. The only reason it isn't being done much is because it's far less effort to just copy the magstripe and your PIN via the handily provided chip and pin system, then make a magstripe card and use it to commit your fraud.
By the time the bank catches on, the crook is a fair bit richer and long gone. They don't care who gets hit with the bill after all.
Fake fingers fool Brazilian biometrics
Re: Mythbusters
Yes, they got a 'secure' fingerprint scanner that had never been cracked.
It was fooled by the aforementioned photocopy. And every other method they tried. Their conclusion was iirc that it had only never been cracked because nobody had ever tried to.
Zuck on that! Instagram loses HALF its hipsters in a month
Re: Hmmm
Don't worry. The first thing the place you upload your pictures to will do is strip all the metadata for you. Wouldn't want that getting out onto the web would we? might contain private information you see.
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Re: I always wondered...
The trick here is the criminal's response vs the jogger's response. The jogger seeing the cops and the dog will stop, the criminal will run faster. The dog now has an easy way to pick out his targets that is convenient for the cops as well.
And what if the criminal stops as well? Well, then the dog did its job of stopping the criminal without even having to bite anyone.
Astronauts (or other 'nauts) could find life on Mars quite healthy
Re: Fission reactors on Mars are not a *new* sugggestion either.
All good things come in threes. Don't pack a 500MW nuclear reactor for your ship's powersupply and engine. Pack 3 ~175MW nuclear reactors instead. And only use the power from 2 of them in your planned trip so if one kicks the bucket, you can still make it to Mars with only a minimal change in plans.
Physically separating the reactors might be nice as well, but that would probably because excessively costly for no real improvement in safety, not to mention make compensating for a failure a bigger problem because of off-axis thrust.
Then once you arrive at Mars, drop 1 of your reactors to the planet for use in the base. If it fails, you've still got a spare in orbit (But you'll probably want to bring that back with you to Earth as well. Plan for a failure). On the way back your ship will be a lot lighter and you can use atmospheric skipping to shed some of your excess speed on the way back to Earth.
Oh, and remember all that nasty hydrogen we produced while making our breathing oxygen? Well guess what, a nuclear reactor has no problem whatsoever using hydrogen as a reaction mass. Burning your reaction mass is for chumps, real men use nuclear reactors to heat their reaction mass!
Hitachi buys Horizon to save UK's nuclear future
@John Smith 19
While the Chernobyl reactors were low energy density compared to PWRs, don't forget that being graphite moderated they have some rather large safety issues. Positive void coefficient means the reactor will increase in power in the event coolant starts to boil at the wrong places or coolant channels become clogged, causing (partial) meltdowns and similar issues.
For a true low energy density reactor, you need a design that is limited by heat coefficient like the PBR and gas cooled. Those can suffer a full loss of coolant and full loss of control rods without melting down. They just get really hot and dump their heat passively to the surrounding air. The hotter they get the less power they produce.
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They're not at a server farm though. As noted, 1&1 does not have any server farms in the area, just a support centre/helldesk.
And while a dedicated server farm is no doubt weather resistant I wouldn't want to test my datacenter's resilience to hurricanes for the first time with me inside it. Let's see some datacenters get hit by F5s and survive more or less unscathed first.
Anybody got examples for the above yet? Wouldn't surprise me if it's already happened before.
Another systematic SCADA vuln
Re: German style?
These would be the same Tiger tanks that regularly not just broke down during movement, but whose transmission was actually prone to exploding and setting the inside of the tank on fire?
As good as German engineering can get, I'm not sure I'd use any of their late war tanks for examples.
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Actually, semantics difference there. You can pass the Kobayashi Maru, you cannot win it. Just because you lose the scenario doesn't mean you can't pass the test. It just means your ability to win wasn't what was being tested in the first place.
The Star Trek Kobayashi Maru was after all a test of character.
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If it's anything like the TAN SMS system used by my bank, changing the phone number requires either going to the bank in person, with the bank card and ID or going through a lengthy process involving snail mail and verification from the old phone.
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Update on exit
How hard is it? Take Opera's approach to updating. Don't tell the user to drop everything and update now, ask the user if he would like the update to be downloaded and applied on exit/restart automatically. You obviously need the pop-up unless you've allowed the program to update automatically but now you can just decide whether or not you want to update and then continue with what you were doing either way.
Then when you're done with what you're doing, you close the program and it updates itself. This would make updating many programs so much less painful (I'm looking at you, Windows.) I would install updates a lot more frequently if I could just tell all my programs to go ahead and download their respective updates, then install them sequentially and shut down.
Alternatively, get with the times and allow programs to modify files in use so you can take the Linux approach. Start the program AND install the update at the same time without every updater having to worry about how to handle this without breaking something.
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re: Alternative option
So if someone deletes a tweet, you're expecting Twitter to go back through all of its backups to delete the tweet as well? I don't normally even do that for files I delete in backed up folders when the back up is attached or live on the server, let alone going through my archives to delete every single instance of the file.
Then there's also the issue of Google cache and a number of other caching sites (Internet archive anyone?). Twitter should act as the user expects it to, so change the 'delete' to 'Make slightly harder to find'. Let's face it, once you post something on the internet be it via Twitter, Facebook or your own website, it's there to stay and there's nothing you can do about it any more in the same way you can't unsend an e-mail or stop a snail mail letter from going out once you post it.
GPS spoofing countermeasures: Your smartphone already has them
@Dave Bell
That was a Streetview car passing by, or someone with an Android phone and location services enabled. In fact, it was probably several people doing the latter.
Google probably have some quite precise maps of wifi hotspots throughout most of Europe and the US.
Puny US particle punisher finds strong evidence for God particle
Re: Strongest indication yet!
And those strong indications have been getting stronger and stronger. Sooner or later someone's going to spot some of them Higgs bosons and then we'll be able to replicate the results and start working on practical applications. Expect anti-gravity within a few millennia!
Kepler space telescope peers at hot alien couple
@Jon Green
Yeah, a moon except for the part where it's not orbiting the gas giant either, which is one of the bigger prerequisites for being a moon in the first place.
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Well, that depends on how powerful this drive is compared to other plasma drives already out there. The fact that it can use almost anything for fuel gives it a big advantage though. If you have to choose between using water or xenon for reaction mass, the former is considerably cheaper and easier to store in bulk quantities. The only reason not to use it is because mono-atomic hydrogen and oxygen have a tendency to eat almost anything they come into contact with over time.
I suspect this drive will mainly be used for station keeping and limited manoeuvring of stations, since it allows them to use what would otherwise be waste products. Conversely, most long range starships would probably have sufficient recycling in place that there wouldn't be any waste products to launch out the back if at all possible.
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Except for the part where the balloon won't lose enough lift for that before it bursts due to internal overpressure. If the rate of climb drops to 0, you're already too late with your launch as the balloon has obviously burst.
They should know the pressure at which their helium balloon will burst so they can set the pressure and thus altitude for the launch a bit below that. You could use the rate of climb as a back-up to ensure that if the balloon doesn't make it to the target height for whatever reason and doesn't burst either, LOHAN will still launch.
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Let me correct you on a few points, since you seem to have failed physics and/or orbital mechanics.
1) Capturing junk satellites and other debris is relatively easy. Yes, it's moving around at many kilometers per second but SO ARE YOU. Match orbits and you can just grab the debris while it's at nearly 0 relative velocity. If you know where the debris is and have the delta V to reach it, retrieval is trivially easy.
3) Fuel in this case is the wrong word. The one you're actually looking for is 'reaction mass'. You see, many of these satellites have to expend small amounts of reaction mass from time to time, for station keeping and avoiding collisions with one another. If you can refill that reaction mass you can significantly extend the useful life of a satellite. Of course satellites aren't designed to be refillable so... Good luck with that.
Google KNEW Street View cars were slurping Wi-Fi
Re: WTF?
By that comparison, everyone who's wireless got snooped would have lost their connection while it was being snooped.
A better comparison would be you leaving pictures or letters out in the yard and someone taking pictures of them without your consent. Now you both have a copy of the text or image but no theft took place.
'Thermal cloak' designed, could solve major chip, spacecraft issues
re: Thermodynamics
If only we could revolt against our evil thermodynamic overlords and overthrow their monstrous reign of terror and inevitable thermodynamic doom.
LOHAN's fantastical flying truss menaces kiddies
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And you will find, as per the Mythbusters experiments, that a free falling bullet has a terminal velocity sufficiently low that they are very unlikely to cause serious harm, let alone kill anyone.
The problem isn't bullets (or in this case balsa wood trusses) falling straight down, it's the ones fired at an angle that drop from the skies with still sufficient speed and thus energy to penetrate the skin.
Blighty's fast mobe broadband in music wrecking probe
No, they've found that these devices could indeed pick up noise from LTE transmitters, but that 1) The devices are already designed to cope with significant amounts of noise, even on the same band and as such 2) Would only be noticeably bothered in very rare cases.
So there's no reason for them to care.
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And that is why you would want to build your facility as deep underground as is feasible. Not only does it help protect against the inevitable small impacts, it also gives almost 100% protection from those nasty cosmic rays and other sources of radiation out there in space. Living long term on the surface of the moon seems like an excessively risky proposal.
US Navy preps railgun for tests
re:That's a long time
That's 6 to 10 rounds a minute for a naval battleship sized gun. The smaller anti-missile guns will produce a lot less waste heat, be a lot smaller and thus take a lot less power to fire and recharge. You can expect the anti-missile versions to fire a couple of rounds per second.
Still not very high compared to currently CIWS solutions, but then railguns can be considerably more accurate so they won't have to spray 50 rounds at an inbound missile and hope one will hit.
SEVENTY-FIVE wirelessly charged devices will demo at CES
This would be like when we switched to microUSB, manufacturers would no longer need to ship chargers which meant less cost, smaller packaging, etc. They never did deliver on that one either.
What will happen is that manufacturers will now start to ship 2 chargers. One wireless and one wired. And increase the price a load to compensate.
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HIV infection starts as an acute, systemic infection, followed by a chronic period of clinical latency, usually lasting 3 to 10 years, which precedes the eventual collapse of the immune system. It is increasingly recognized that events occurring during acute HIV infection may determine the natural course of the disease. The very dynamic events of acute HIV infection provide multiple opportunities for biologic interventions, such as anti-retroviral or immune-based therapies. Similarly, the implementation of public health measures during acute HIV infection could help control epidemics or outbreaks. Many of the dramatic possibilities for intervention in acute HIV infection remain unproved, not the least because of traditional difficulty of diagnosing patients during this early period. This article reviews the natural history, pathogenesis and clinical presentation of acute HIV infection, and suggests a diagnostic and therapeutic approach to guide clinicians dealing with patients with suspected or confirmed acute HIV infection.
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The full benefit of timely diagnosis of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection is realized only if there is timely initiation of medical care. We used routine surveillance data to measure time to initiation of care in New York City residents diagnosed as having HIV by positive Western blot test in 2003. The time between the first positive Western blot test and the first reported viral load and/or CD4 cell count or percentage was used to indicate the interval from initial diagnosis of HIV (non-AIDS) to first HIV-related medical care visit. Using Cox proportional hazards regression, we identified variables associated with delayed initiation of care and calculated their hazard ratios (HRs). Of 1928 patients, 1228 (63.7%) initiated care within 3 months of diagnosis, 369 (19.1%) initiated care later than 3 months, and 331 (17.2%) never initiated care. Predictors of delayed care were as follows: diagnosis at a community testing site (HR, 1.9; 95% confidence interval [CI], 1.5-2.3), the city correctional system (HR, 1.6; 95% CI, 1.2-2.0), or Department of Health sexually transmitted diseases or tuberculosis clinics (HR, 1.3; 95% CI, 1.1-1.6) vs a site with colocated primary medical care; nonwhite race/ethnicity (HR, 1.8; 95% CI, 1.5-2.0); injection drug use (HR, 1.3; 95% CI, 1.1-1.5); and location of birth outside the United States (HR, 1.1; 95% CI, 1.0-1.2). A total of 1597 persons (82.8%) diagnosed as having HIV in 2003 ever initiated care, most within 3 months of diagnosis. Initiation of care was most timely when diagnosis occurred at a testing site that offered colocated medical care. Improving referrals by nonmedical sites is critical. However, because most diagnoses occur in medical sites, improving linkage in these sites will have the greatest effect on timely initiation of care.
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The community was shocked when two police cars were destroyed by an explosive device in August of 1974. The first Faulkner Conference was held and Oxford High School started its first sports program for girls. (August 13, 2014, Page 1A)
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If you drive down County Road 225 where The Dart landed this week, you'll pass a sign at the corner of a property offering a $1,000 reward for the safe return of a dog named Izzy. (August 11, 2014, Page 1)
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Jeff and Kathleen Taylor of Sweet T's Bakery will be volunteering their time and talent at an upcoming fundraiser for Lafayette County families in need.
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Two are in Oxford. The Oxford City Market and the Midtown Farmers' Market are both equipped to accept Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program EBT cards. (August 8, 2014, Page 1)
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Historian Jack Mayfield writes this week about Union Gen. Edward Hatch moving troops from north of Oxford into town in the summer of 1864. (August 8, 2014, Page 3B)
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Wow, it's been a while since a page was THIS late. Sorry guys, but the latest Conventional Wisdom gave me a lot more trouble than I expected (NC Comicon was a more mainstream comic/sci-fi event than the anime cons I'm used to, so I didn't come away with as much material as I usually do) That's also why, sadly, I don't have a new Voting Incentive this time. The main comic was already taking too long, I just couldn't crank out anything else today. Thankfully, there should be no more distractions for the next month or so, meaning I'll be able to focus entirely on Far Out There stuff as we close out the year.
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Episcopal School of Knoxville seventh-graders, from left, Bryce Parker, Jason Koehler and Paige Gleason present their skit on Push and Pull factors. Students have been studying the effects of push and pull factors on migration. The push factor involves a force that acts to drive people away from a place and the pull factor is what draws them to a new location. Each group of students had to explain both sets of factors for their assigned country of origin. Some push factors included war and lack of jobs, while possible pull factors were peace and financial stability.
Episcopal School of Knoxville fifth-graders, from left, Phil Spate and Barrett Parker practice their recorders. Students have been making music inside and out of the Brewington Family Lower School. Using the program "Recorder Karate" students have been building on the skills they began to learn in fourth grade.
Episcopal School of Knoxville third-graders, from left, Elizabeth DeTrana and Emma Yount work on creating the moon phases from Oreos. Students have been studying the phases of the moon and using a journal to track the differences at home. Students created each of the eight phases of the moon using Oreos. Once they completed the phases, students recorded audio of themselves describing each phase.
Episcopal School of Knoxville second-grader Evan Reyes "drives" a car at Safety City in downtown Knoxville. Students took a field trip to Safety City. While at there, they learned about fire safety, car seat safety, bicycle laws, helmet safety along with rules for crossing the street. They got to experience different parts of these areas hands-on.
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Sydney McKay, 14, of Sevierville, was selected as the Junior Fairest of the Fair pageant winner at the Tennessee Valley Fair.
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Natalie L. Haslam helped dedicate the new music building named in her honor on the University of Tennessee's campus. At the ribbon-cutting are, from left, student Megan Brooker, Gov. Bill Haslam, Jim Haslam, Natalie Haslam, Jimmy G. Cheek, Sen. Lamar Alexaner, Joe DiPietro, Theresa Lee, Jeff Pappas, Sandra Powell, Jim Powell and Margie Stephens.
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Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Webb Class of 1987 alumna Katheryn Rosen visited with Webb School of Knoxville Upper School students in Webb's Coleman-Lange International Center. Chatting after the presentation are, from left, Rosen, Webb Upper School history and economics teacher John Schmid and Webb junior Elo Wittig.
Valisia LeKae, award-winning Broadway actress, received the Accomplished Alumni Award from the University of Tennessee. With the award are, from left, professor and head of the Department of Psychology Deborah Welsh, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Theresa Lee, LeKae and head of the Department of Theatre and artistic director for the Clarence Brown Theatre Calvin MacLean.
Agape Outreach Homes received a donation recently from AT&T. Celebrating the contribution are, from left, State. Rep. Bill Dunn, Executive Director of Agape Outreach Homes Benjamin Wethington, Board Member Harry Wade and Alan Hill of AT&T. Agape Outreach Homes is a nonprofit organization that has been providing housing and care for mentally ill men for more than 30 years in East Tennessee.
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Marisa Moazen, Regent for the Emory Road Daughters of the American Revolution, took her son Joseph to stand at the Emory Road DAR exhibit at the East Tennessee History Fair.
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502 Radar Road, Suite A
Greensboro, NC 27410
Convenient locations
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Guilford College Rd
Greensboro, NC 27409
In Unit Washer and Dryer
Wireless Secure Internet Access
Expanded Digital TV