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johnohara
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Saving $2.1B to $3.6B means the 13,834 management positions pay between $150,000 to $260,000 per year. Plus benefits and other incentives I suppose. These are not the workers who travel from warehouse to warehouse living in their RV's.
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To get a good insight into the problems faced by nations in West Africa and Southwest Africa as they try to implement electricity-based technologies to their populations, I highly recommend watching Season 7 of Itchy Boots on YouTube [0]. H
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Your page-swap analogy is apt and razor sharp. Well done.
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Diskettes inside the book as I recall. We were running Oregon Pascal on a PDP/11-44 (later upgraded to a VAX 11/780) that cost thousands. To have access to Pascal for $49 was too good to be true. Kept thinking it had to be deficie
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A couple of observations to give insight into the USA's political sentiment at the time: 1. In 1976, Ford carried California, Illinois, Virginia, and every western state except Texas. Carter carried Texas, Wisconsin, Ohio and almost al
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In December 2021, the American Hospital Association issued the following statement regarding United Healthcare's plans to closely scrutinize medical claims for ER visits. [0] UHC subsequently reversed itself and delayed the plan for 6
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I doubt it took 30 minutes for that Maine Coon to map the place, figure out the cat doors, and hang out above the upstairs hdtv. No crowds tho'. They steer clear. Probably why it doesn't show up in any of the multi-player photos.
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> Indeed, solar PV is the first mass produced product where energy is an output rather than an input. Fortunately, it takes no energy at all from inside the United States to manufacture solar panels in, you know, some place, over there,
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A single virion of SARS-COV-2 is about 125nm. Approximately the same size as a single particle of smoke. N95 masks are supposed to be 95% effective for particle sizes 100-300nm in size. It also means that 5% get through. Not sure about RSV
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From the study, to your point: > To assess the translational potential of the intranasal neomycin approach in humans, we conducted a small pilot randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study involving healthy human participants. >
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> The issues at Fermilab are, however, also hindering the DOE, which earlier this year called for bids on the contract to operate the lab. The University of Chicago and the URA have submitted a contract bid together with other partners.
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Can't have a military training film or newsreel without march cadence intro music. It inherently tells you to "sit still, pay attention, and listen." This means you! Bagpipes are the same thing. Nowadays, nothing seems offici
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Seems to me GAS is nuanced by the type of musical instrument acquired. The syndrome may be less severe with piano and harp players than it is with guitar, and electric bass players. Although, it may extend to excessive acquisitions of sheet
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Mostly in Oregon, Northern CA, and parts of Washington. But parts are increasingly hard to find.
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This blog post is dated 5 days prior to The Intelligent Transportation Society of America's publishing of its Cybersecurity and Transportation Safety Issue Brief. The original author of the blog post was invited to speak at an ITSA.ORG
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That's insightful because it means it may be strictly an accounting issue versus an actual reduction in the number of warheads i.e. the number of warheads counted == the number mounted, not the total number possessed.
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What I was thinking was that whenever the U.S. enters into any form of weapons reduction agreement there has to be an enormous amount of internal reluctance to actually make those reductions. Reagan's so-called "trust, but verify&
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Is it possible that over the years the number of nuclear devices per warhead has increased? 1, 4, 8, etc. per warhead, thereby increasing your capability while claiming a reduction?
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Kirsten has a way of bringing out the enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and happy in people she interviews. A rare gift that she combines with superb editing.
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PR has struggled to recover from the effects of hurricane Maria, and I get the logic behind the lawsuit, but she also lies near major fault lines that have caused 2.5-3.5 Richter earthquakes every day for millennia. If PR were more creati
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Writing/Acting credits for him as Kap'n Karl in the adult version of the The Peewee Herman Show. He always possessed a balanced approach to his across the board talent.
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Given the recent HN post about an update to the OpenVMS project I thought the same thing when I saw "TOPS-capable." Hmm, maybe some kind of port from long-retired propeller heads at DEC/Compaq/HP. Nope. Looked up "4
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Can't speak to the issues of security or surveillance, but the aerial shot included in the article does reveal a moderately challenging golf course immediately to the north of the main runway. My personal surveillance suggests it might
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These kinds of things happen and the waters immediately get murky. Even those closest to the person in question are never really 100% sure. Reminds me of the death of journalist Michael Hastings in 2013. https://en.wikipedia.org&
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Hydration. Many symptoms of inadequate hydration include confusion, memory loss, and balance issues which are often interpreted as early onset dementia. Especially if blood tests don't indicate actual dehydration. Watch for the flags:
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we really should spend more time on other woman flight pioneers Starting with Jackie Cochran. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacqueline_Cochran * Encouraged by then-Major Chuck Yeager, with whom Cochran shared a lifel
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Musk's statement that with AI we are "summoning the demon" will be ten years old this year so those tasked within the Vatican with studying such things have had ample time for careful consideration. Most disturbing to me in t
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And then there's the problem of removing all that pesky lithium, 3400 kilotons, enough to support over 375 million electric vehicle batteries, which fortunately, is not very important towards reaching net-zero emissions by 2050. [0] h
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I will work for as long as I am able. As my friend's father used to say, "I've never had a problem finding work. Ever. Getting paid for that work, now that's another matter."
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A number of incarnations ago I needed to call Compuserve for some tech support. I don't remember why but I do remember being on hold forever. That was true of most tech companies back then including Microsoft. When the support rep fina
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