Google now indexing thumbs. Final page of solubility book: Solubilities of inorganic and organic compounds: a compilation of ..., Volume 1 By Atherton Seidell
Correct. Tis pink, looks like a form of shoewear with desert like background to me so, might this be "Toe in the Sahara, with shoe" Featuring Sting and @cromercrox :- http://www.last.fm/music...
- Graham Steel
"...once any area becomes an information technology, it starts conforming to the exponential curves of Moore’s Law..."
- Andrew Lang
great post - if we can figure out a way to automate the execution of the DoSol sheet it should go exponential - that is our bottleneck right now
- Jean-Claude Bradley
Didn't know about this part of the story "But it was another PRL reviewer’s rebuke that opened Leonhardt’s eyes wide. It said he was not alone. The assessment, routinely shared with Leonhardt, indicated that the reviewer had been to two meetings in the previous months “in which John Pendry discussed his group’s efforts on the same issue, calling it a cloaking device or their Hogwarts project in reference to the cloak of invisibility associated with the Harry Potter series.” Pendry and his colleagues, the assessment added, “supposedly have filed a patent related to this work.” Hence, the anonymous reviewer declared, the work was not new and did not merit publication in PRL."
- Andrew Lang
Red Matter?! It really disturbed my English prof. colleague when I told him the implications - that everything, TOS, STNG, DS9, all the previous movies, etc now effectively took place in a parallel universe.
- Andrew Lang
aren't the previous shows in an alternate (now extinguished) timeline, not a parallel universe?
- Richard Akerman
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You're right Richard. They're not going to 'fix' things like they did in the City on the Edge of Forever, for example, that is what disturbed my colleague - he has invested a lot of time in Star Trek. :) "The first one did what it was required to do, which was bring the family together and reset," Abrams explained in an interview with MTV News.
- Andrew Lang
the pace of a planet being consumed by a black hole was amazingly (and dramatically!) gradual
- Mike Chelen
yes, but it was overall much better than the Star Wars Holiday Special. I'm glad they didn't broadcast it in the UK or my life may have gone in a different direction.
- Andrew Lang
I haven't heard back from them regarding the solubility data. I'll follow up later this week if I don't hear anything.
- Andrew Lang
@Simon. I was disappointed that they're going to charge for their API too but it is the business model they're going for right now - can't blame them - I'm sure it has cost them a lot of money to get as far as they are now.
- Andrew Lang
@Andrew - It is disappointing. I do get why, but I'm not sure £30 is the price point that's going to maximise their return. Especially given the pretty rigorous environment of the App Store (and the fact a free version of essentially the same tool is sitting behind the icon labelled 'Safari'). Charge £2.99, sell 20x as many copies... (http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...)
- Simon Cockell
A bit of a cross between the previous stargate series and battlestar galactica. I prefer with a bit more of comedy but it was a nice start.
- Pedro Beltrao
so Andy you didn't have a problem with the life support system happening to fail just as they boarded after several hundred thousand years? :)
- Jean-Claude Bradley
I would say it's more like Star Trek: Voyager with a Stargate. Didn't do much for me.
- Richard Akerman
I think the life-support turned on when the gate connected - at least the lights did. It was a little formulaic though wasn't it.
- Andrew Lang
nice insight - do you offer your students different ways of "understanding" - like the many worlds interpretation?
- Jean-Claude Bradley
I do talk briefly about the interpretation of quantum mechanics in science and science fiction, especially when we talk about time travel paradoxes and parallel universes, but don't have the time to really get into the cool details or consequences - too much other cool science stuff to talk about. I do however teach a straight quantum mechanics class. Last semester, I made them do a semester project on the interpretation of quantum mechanics, for which I won a 'writing across the curriculum' award. :)
- Andrew Lang