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NASA, by Any Chance, Are You Missing a Space Capsule?
(observer.com)
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I was just reading the Wikipedia article on Tetrachromacy and saw this interesting fact. "Humans cannot see ultraviolet light directly because the lens of the eye blocks most light in the wavelength range of 300–400 nm; shorter wavelen
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Is this still true at max GTO payload weight?
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When they support the "journalist's" view point. I put journalist in quotes because true journalists are extinct. All we have now are activists masquerading as journalists.
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>Other categories of products are more careful to use distinct terms. That's why you see things labelled "naturally fat-free" instead of just "fat-free", for example. Are you sure marketing didn't just want
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The gun is perfect for varmint hunting. It handles anything from a coyote down and I am not sure what overkill means it all depends on the bullet style. Also ar-15 style guns don't have to me .277 they can be higher caliber suitable fo
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Except half the country is not doing everything possible to bring every plane under their control. With the the other half trying to resit with little regard for the safety of the passengers. Security and transparency is far more important
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Why do you consider SUVs "war-subsidized"? What's the reasoning?
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The analogy to the doctor makes no sense there is not even any competition going on in it. What if for some strange reason there was two doctors operating on you and they were competing to be the first to find and remove the tumor for milli
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Here's One Way Facebook Might Be Changing the Electorate
(theatlantic.com)
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http://www.factcheck.org/2012/10/benghazi-timeline/ I am not sure I buy the whole cover up story totally. But I do think it was handled poorly by the Administration because they thought it would be convenient
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> But there's also centuries of entrenched societal structure that is only slowly dissolving. And much of that structure was built up with bogus explanations of what women were biologically capable of. I don't think the centuri
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But did Amazon out-compete due to VC funding or due to a recognition that the fundamental nature of what a book store is was about to change.
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I noticed all these entrepreneurs had access to at least 100,000 dollars of capital and most several times more then that which I think makes such self funding easier said then done, at least for a large class of Americans. How much capital
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I took a web design class at a local community college once and the instructor spent like 2 days explaining what a file and and directory was.
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Does anyone have experience with open source vr (OSVR)? I think it is being developed by the gaming peripheral company Razer. It's $299 and I was wondering how it stacked up to the other offerings. http://www.osvr.org/
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I am pretty sure if I tried this with my clients they would not be my clients for long.
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quote from the linked nytimes article " The dispute is over this sentence: “This agreement shall be effective from the date it is made and shall continue in force for a period of five (5) years from the date it is made, and thereafter
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bmw thing?
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Am I understanding you correctly? Is the washington state GOVERMENT mailing out ballots with a "pro/con" booklet or are they being sent out by some poltical nonprofit that is just printing off the standard ballot. It would di
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Does anyone know of a ultra low power lightweight laptop. I am dreaming of someday working remotely while backpacking and would like a small laptop I could charge off solar panels.
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While they are at it they should also require companies that pop up new terms of service to show side by side the old and new terms with any changes highlighted.
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>>Are we still going with the "account was hacked" theory? No he has appeared in person and confirmed the story.
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The article made no mention of previous animal studies. Surely we have already tried this in chimps right? What was the result there?
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A point of clarification regarding the pass/come-line in line in craps. , pass-line bet by it's self is not that great of a bet. With a house edge of 1.41% which while good is not the best in the casino. What makes pass line bet s
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Very close to what I am looking for. Thanks for the link.
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Well since you asked... Build a website that teaches kids to code in python by creating simple games. All the python should be written and executed on your server so the students don't have to setup anything. The site should include a
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The F-22 is not for export because we want to make sure we can shoot down the f35s we do export.
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How do they secure the rocket remotely after landing?
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If I were you I would just delete this post. If I looked up your name as part of an interview process and found this article I would not touch you with a 10ft pole.
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