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As far as emissions go, this product is a must if radiation concerns you! Beta ray particles have reduced in my office area by 90% thanks to this product. The Holo Screen also seems to have the added effect of being an ionizer, keeping my hayfever from flaring up.
This unit even projects in pure daylight and even if there is a lack of dust in the air it uses a special built-in smoke generator, which puffs out small clouds of particles which guarantees clarity.
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Remember the old paper computer punch cards? Well, change the cardboard for a nano-scale polymer stretched over a silicon substrate, add a few thousand read/write heads, and scale the whole thing down and you’d be looking at a Millipede Memory.Cool!
Millipede employs an array of micro-electromechanical silicon composite read/write heads—located on a x-y grid—to punch indentations into a thin polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) polymer film, coating a silicon substrate. Each head is constructed with a bi-metal conductor designed to transfer heat into the polymer material. During a write cycle, heating of the bi-metal head bends it toward the polymer material, and subsequently melts an indentation into the surface. Indentation locations—or individual bit cells—can then be detected by moving the substrate under the most convenient read/write head. If an indentation exists the head falls into the “hole” and heat conducts from the now cooler read/write head into the polymer, alters the resistive characteristic of the head, and may be detected as a binary one or an “on” condition. Absence of a indentation—or a plain flat surface—has very little contact with the head due to the head’s spiked shape, preventing significant thermal transfer, and therefore any negligible resistance change. In this case a zero or “off” condition is returned.
Since the polymer isn’t destroyed by indentation, information may be erased using a head to displace polymer to restore a flat surface.
posted by Blakey UK @ 12:45 pm
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Wisconsin's Super Fast Pizza has finally figured out how to deliver piping hot pizzas within 15 minutes. The secret? High-tech mobile kitchen vans, officially licensed as restaurants, are outfitted with custom ovens that can cook pizzas at 600 degrees. Fully powered and wifi-enabled, Super Fast Pizza's kitchens on wheels take orders and cook pizzas while on their way to customers. To save time and make the best of the limited cooking space, all processes have been standardized: the menu only offers the seven most popular pizzas (think deluxe, sausage, sausage and pepperoni, five-cheese, four-meat, pepperoni, veggie, and a pizza of the month), all pizzas are uncut and medium sized, and all cost USD 10.99. Online ordering is encouraged.
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"An e-mail has been sent to [my address] containing your username and password."
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We recently needed some landscaping done, which can require a great deal of advance planning here in Florida. All the good companies are extremely busy year round, often scheduling months in advance.
Luckily, we have a neighbor, Mike, who owns a big landscaping company, and has done work for us in the past.
But spring is the busiest time of year, and he didn't respond to Sonya's first phone call. Or her second, or her third.Since Sonya needed the landscaping to meet a deadline in a real estate transaction, she decided stronger measures were necessary. So she sent a big bouquet of flowers to the landscapers's wife, with a note that read, "Sorry to bother you with so many phone calls. We appreciate all the work you have done for us in the past and hope to get on your schedule soon."
The landscaper was at our house the next morning. He said no customer had ever sent his wife flowers and she really appreciated it
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ScreenSwiftgives you the capability to turn your existing Flash movies (including sound) into screensavers. The process couldn't be easier or more satisfying. The program guides you through everything, and in absolutely no time, you'll be able to build and install applications that feature your very own screensavers. Send it to friends, colleagues, post it on your Web site... just get it out there. It's important to note that there are a ton of features that you can tweak in order to fully control how your screensaver turns out. Seriously, this is really great stuff.That's fantastic!
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Develop a reality TV show called 'Concrete Jungle' in which native Amazonian tribespeople are taken to a modern, soulless city. The tribespeople would be given various challenges, such as using the subway,hailing cabs, getting into (and home from) clubs and surviving on the local food.
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Well recommended for some unusual prints... another one that I've got hanging up is one of a siberian (black and white) tiger with piercing blue eyes. Simply stunning when print in a large format.
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"...performed opposite an imaginary giant ape, but played it as if he were real. "
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