StringJunky

It might just be that other things happening elsewhere and domestically within the NATO countries that is diminishing the problem: too distracted.

We can't sit on our hands much longer, Putin is an empire builder.

They are not trying to go through the front door though, are they? The border did get stormed.

The trampoline concept is a 2 dimensional representation of a 3 dimensional phenomenon. The way to look at that image is that it says gravity gets stronger the deeper you go in the well,.and it's harder to escape. It's actually acting like that all around the massive object. Its called an "analogy", which is a way of describing things that cannot be directly visualised, like spacetime warping, so, scientists try to use familiar things that behave in approximately the same way. You shouldn't take them literally as being an exact description or representation.

I have an Astrolux with 3x Nichia 219c's in and I think they are 90 or so cri. I'm not enough of a geek to notice the difference though with my Cree XPL versions other than brightness, of which the Cree's are much brighter. I think the tinting to get that level of CRI sacrifices brightness.

I highly doubt the rebels have the infrastructure to make such weapons.

Can you show any examples? If you mean stuff that people have made up and are arsey/adamant without evidence when it gets challenged, then yes. That's perfectly reasonable.

Thank you, kind Sir.

Beecee, this is not the way to treat a first time poster. Just because we see it everyday doesn't give us the right to be like this when they are not obviously being obnoxious or preaching.

NATO should send "volunteers" along with military assets painted in Ukraine colours. What's good for the goose is good for the gander.

I think a big contributor to visceral fat is fructose, so restricting that in your diet is probably a good idea. Table sugar has it in in.

If you look on the bright side ( ), they are getting the stylist's best effort. I've got torches from 3000K to 6500K and I use the latter when i want to maximise my eyes acuity.

Interesting. Never heard of that.

Yeah, high temperature lights are not flattering.

Cheers.

Does that mean you can't move too many electrons in a given time; it's rate limited, depending on the dimensions of the conductor?

6000+K the feeling gets a bit cold, with white things taking on a distinct bluer cast; maximizes vision but rather harsh on tired eyes. Lower than 4000K is good for chilling out. 4500-5500K is pleasant for normal activities and reading.

: Here it is: https://www.incablock.com/documents/incablock_techsheet.pdf

Look at your belly. I know that's not a number but If you can pinch an inch or less you should be ok.

It's a "dedicated follower of fashion".

You sound like my grandad did when I was a kid. That's increasing age, I guess, and we become more Luddite-ish. These words represent the experiences of modern youth.

On the whole, milder and wetter.

Sweating's got nothing to do with it then? Nobody said C02 is a perfect insulator. Would you like me to take your spade off you.

Are you a Steve Mcintyre acolyte?

That's about a whole population view and says nothing about you personally. How long you live depends on your lifestyle, diet and genetics. Do you feel better now?