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 Most of us believe that, once we ;ve weighted down a body and chucked it in a lake, it   the end of the matter.  On the contrary!  Our misdeeds may have consequences generations later.  When the murdered body of someone who was rude to us in the street  or any other type of organic matter  sinks to the bottom of a lake, it is set upon by bacteria.  The bacteria digest the matter, and produce gases.  Sometimes those gases are just carbon dioxide.  Other times,  stanley website they ;re something a little stronger, like methane. The methane rises to the surface in great bubbles.  In the case of Lake Abraham, methane   trip to the surface often hindered by ice.  The lake, when frozen, is filled with beautiful frozen bubbles.  If one of those bubbles is pierced,  stanley cup or the lake thaws, the methane gets out.  Unless methane is escaping in such quantities that it displaces all the oxygen in an area, little harm is done. But if someone were to have a fire, or even wave a lighter around as a bubble was pierced, the whole area above the bubble would erupt in flame.  Guess what the  stanley quencher scientists studying the bubbles immediately did.  Guess whether or not they filmed it. It   a fun thing to watch, but like many fun things to watch it comes with some bad news.  Methane is a greenhouse gas.  It, along with carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, are trapped below permafrost that may not be so permanent anymore.  If people keep heating the planet, we might not just have Zphf Mathematician explains how a zombie virus would spread around the world
 But every now and again, there is a comic that bucks this inanity and decompression and delivers the hot fucking thrills the 38 of you who assiduously read the comics page deserve. I am referring to this April   arc in Mark Trail, wherein our square-jawed environmentalist hero goes John Rambo on marijuana farmers. There   a couple things inherently hilarious about fusty old Mark Trail joining the war on drugs. First off, it   more than a bit weird to see this 66-year-old slice of red-blooded Americana fight crazed reefer farmers. It   like seeing Little Orphan Annie bust a meth lab. Furthermore, this particular plot point seems a half-century too late. I hope next month Mark Trail busts a cabal of jazz musicians toodling around his forest. Or perhaps Eugene V. Debs, whistling on the Sabbath. Either or! But the main reason this particular arc is so damn magical is because Mark Trail is the absolute worst medium to tell a taut crime story. This goes back to artist Jack Elrod   tend stanley cup ency to obfuscate the action with close-ups of animals. So stanley deutschland  when Ranger Tom Martin is kidnapped by pot farmers, the reader is treated to consistent photo-bombs by deciduous fauna. If there is ever a Mark Trail movie, every other frame will be interrupted by a nosy muskrat or nutria or marmoset. And the below strips are just the ones that ran during April. Mark Trail   wedding pictures likely  stanley quencher occurred during a joint locust swarm/salmon migration. Finally, we have this