It strikes me as strange...
... that a short while after world oil prices go to ridiculous levels (allowing the sale of oil stocks at an incredible profit) we now have the doom and gloom merchants portraying the end of days for oil... here.
For the bits you thought you might have missed... until now.
... that a short while after world oil prices go to ridiculous levels (allowing the sale of oil stocks at an incredible profit) we now have the doom and gloom merchants portraying the end of days for oil... here.
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Research work in the field of computer power consumption is underway at Stanford University. One of the greatest problems with providing more computer power is the actual power required to drive it. The human brain operates at a much higher level but requires significantly less power to do so.
In order to have a computer operating as an equivalent of the human brain would require about 10-20 megawatts or thereabouts. A small to medium power stations output. The reason behind this is the high power required in order to ensure the high degree of accuracy needed. Even operating at its most basic a computer is over-powered to ensure the transistors operate correctly. In comparison, the human brain only requires about 20 watts of power. Here.
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My IAT was (it surprised me) 23... What is yours? Here.
Important note: This is not one of those stupid FB or similar "What star sign are you?" or "What type of animal would you be?" surveys (data collection / profiling by another name), it is a scientific study.
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... or (sadly) more probably a serious accident or seven. Given the high speeds, poor quality of road surfaces, local issues (narrow exit with tight bend), weather... the list goes on. Not forgetting of course the individualism of car ownership.
I am very dubious regarding how anyone is going to 'buy in' to this. Here.
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This article is poorly written for the target audience so that the average reader is likely to misread what is NOT being said in this article. Here.
Mind you, it is not clear at all.
You decide.
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Many thanks to GR for the picture and MP for the related story link... I am assuming that there was a little poetic licence used by the respondents or little thought put into the multiple-choice questions.
Here is the Telegraph on the story and here is nearer the source.
Now, was it Bayern-Munich or SC Freiburg that he was coach for?
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... must have housing / construction experience. Here.
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..."it comes in two parts... it may have stains..."... here.
For those of you who have not seen "The Trailer Park Boys" I heartily recommend this for your viewing and watching pleasure. There are samples here.
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Here.
Not sure about some of the advice given though... some NSFW content.
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... how good (and spooky) this is here.
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This site contains details of the episodes for quite a few TV programmes... here.
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This Walmart advertisement for Modern Warfare 2 is wonderful. Here.
Thanks to DP for this one.
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