Just last night, I was on a forced shopping spree in my favorite supermarket and, in a leisurely moment, decided to look up past the glare of the suspended lighting system. There are all kinds of electronic systems. The refrigerated cases have temperature monitors, and I believe even have proximity sensors that monitor physical presence in the aisles. Their inventory policy is rather lax, because they have a habit of leaving their inventory devices on top of these tall cases. When we get to the self checkout point we use a shopper's id card for "valued customers". You can bet they have a database compiled with everything in there but our shoe sizes.

What I see is the CaCO3 fills the voids, creates a temporary barrier against liquid water intrusion, but is susceptible to long term degradation. This may be more economical than specially treated and coated steel reinforcement, such as polymer coating, which is an option. Stainless steel reinforcement bars and galvanized are other options. There are pretreatments for concrete to enhance water "resistance".

I don't use it very much for 2 reasons: I started a pinterest page for design visualization stuff, and most of what I would want to post is images from this forum. BUT, you have to be logged in to see images from this forum. So none of my friends would be able to see the content I post. Pointless. And mainly I never sit around and surf through other people's pins. I prefer to make content, not pass along other people's content. Know what I mean? And one of the key etiquette rules of pinterest is that you're not supposed to pin your own stuff. I suppose its a good rule for lots of reasons, but it doesn't suit my needs I guess.

Hexagon : a cool French modeler!

You're welcome. It was a refreshing (google) hunt ... and the chair is really nice (good to know it)

The look of the model and the animations look more like they were made in Solidworks, ProE, or some other parametric modeler. Most of those types of CAD programs have basic mechanical animation abilities.

well if was cut down today. . .GW would definitely have spin-meisters who would help him play the right card on the whole Cherry Tree scandal. . . "The cutting down of the cherry tree was for the greater good" "The cherry Tree was part of a vast right wing conspiracy" ""Cutting down the Tree provided needed jobs for underserved communities. . ." "We will not let a bunch of wacko greeniac tree huggers get in the way of creating logging jobs" It goes on and on. The cherry tree was affiliated with Al Qeada.

Keep us posted on how you get on Mukul

Sorry I wasn't much help, but glad to hear you've got it working again. ITunes works great, until it doesn't...but then that's true of most things. If you elect to continue using it, just make sure you update it regularly to avoid those issues. I had the same problem with an iPhone 3GS that had iOS 4.x on it and my computer was 5.x. Luckily I wasn't worried about the content on the 3GS, so it was easier to just wipe it and start fresh.

or... You have two sides, one out in the field and one in. Each man that's in the side that's in goes out, and when he's out he comes in and the next man goes in until he's out. When they are all out, the side that's out comes in and the side that's been in goes out and tries to get those coming in, out. Sometimes you get men still in and not out. When a man goes out to go in, the men who are out try to get him out, and when he is out he goes in and the next man in goes out and goes in. There are two men called umpires who stay all out all the time and they decide when the men who are in are out. When both sides have been in and all the men have been out, and both sides have been out twice after all the men have been in, including those who are not out, that is the end of the game

Regarding a bigger shell structure. This system was designed by Billy Woods of Dynadomes. [image: YlSr_yucca_dome_now_sm.jpg] I filmed the building of this structure in 1970. And it still stands. [image: JAvA_dome.jpg] I think it also appeared in Stewart Brand's book "How Buildings Learn." I sent you an SKP of the connector system.

Something tells me a gigaparsec would be too far from the origin

thank you Dale Yesterday night at Vitry-sur-Seine, theatre jean villar (popular suburbs of Paris South-East) URSUS MINOR http://liveweb.arte.tv/fr/video/Ursus_Minor_rend_hommage_a_Howard_Zinn_au_festival_Sons_d_Hiver/ [image: UrsusMinor.jpg] *s

I think the bigger conundrum to those rooms is how does one get in?

That chart scares the crap out of me as I am well past the center of the time line and it looks like death is the only event left.

Not familiar with Solyndra but will check out. I think quality products which are often expensive should be financed over a longer than normal period. All these products would need incorporated, is the possibility to upgrade some parts that may become obsolete. Most cars these days are financed over 3 to 4 years. That's okay for cars that fall apart but again most cars these days are capable of lasting for 10 years if maintained properly. I remember the rust buckets of 40 years ago. Fiats and some Japanese cars would rust as you watched whereas Mercs and the like were lasters. Mmmmm, a bit like Macs and Dells ..... I probably will regret saying that but what the heck

I know. Excellent work. However, here's the nvidia's real time human skin demo. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2f1ktWzOtE

I have no reason to believe anyone has cheated. Based on work displayed in the gallery (automobiles, organic models, etc.) there are some very adept SUers here, who blow me away. I tip my hat to you masters.

OK, we don't know much about these cases. Let's have a look at the photos then. Mr Kim looks more criminal person than the other two guys (in fact, they don't look criminals at all) .

And place a speaker on it hooked up to a headset microphone and yell at people as you fly over.