…with changes in Federal, State, or local law; or ( ii ) Because of catastrophic events such as fires, floods, earthquakes, or tornadoes. ( 5 ) For cost reporting periods beginning on or after October 1, 2006, in applying the provisions of paragraph (h)(3) of this section— ( i ) A…

… these objects correlates well with broad climatic changes and with demographic events. This suggests that portable art objects and ornaments might have been used to a certain extent to help facilitate the population movements that were themselves affected by climate change. Ther…

…tion: Humans Animals Cells Therapeutic blockade of ER stress and inflammation prevents NASH and progression to HCC. Sci Adv. 2023 09 15; 9(37):eadh0831. Boslem E, Reibe S, Carlessi R, Smeuninx B, Tegegne S, Egan CL, McLennan E, Terry LV, Nobis M, Mu A, Nowell C, Horadagoda N, Hen…

…ore ubiquitous, parents are now letting their kids take them to various sports, events, friends houses, etc. using the parents account (technically it is against the regulations in most places for unaccompanied minors to use robotaxis (although Phoenix now allows it)) as the pare…

…tching and moaning about something that is a non-issue. Re: Score: by HiThere ( 15173 ) writes: I don't think low earth orbits can generate an actual Kessler syndrome, because thing in low earth orbit tend to fall out of orbit in a few years. The real problem happens higher up wh…

…tching and moaning about something that is a non-issue. Re: Score: by HiThere ( 15173 ) writes: I don't think low earth orbits can generate an actual Kessler syndrome, because thing in low earth orbit tend to fall out of orbit in a few years. The real problem happens higher up wh…

… The jury can then see for themselves whether the crime Re: Score: by HiThere ( 15173 ) writes: For "best" I think you should substitute "most convincing". A lot of the traditionally accepted forensic tests have never been properly validated. Some which were recently tested faile…

…aterials, power, etc) as possible? If they over enginee Re: Score: by HiThere ( 15173 ) writes: They might do it for other reasons, however. Say to communicate with a generation ship en-route to a distant star. But it *does* make it a lot more unlikely. Re: Score: by Black Parrot…

…ons, such as the production of electron-positron pairs. Re: Score: by HiThere ( 15173 ) writes: You're stating accepted theory as if it were fact. This is a category confusion. It will USUALLY give the correct answers, but this is a test of whether it's correct in (certain) unusu…

… the overall cost of t Re:Macroeconomics 101 Score: , Informative) by HiThere ( 15173 ) writes: charleshixsn@@@earthlink...net on Thursday December 04, 2025 @03:01PM ( #65835771 Be careful there. Lots of AI is being put to silly, useless, or unreasonable uses. OTOH, lots of it is…

…ping it goes better on the next iteration. Parent Share Re: Score: by HiThere ( 15173 ) writes: Given that perspective, the hottest possible temperature is when the air molecules are moving at about the speed of light. Of course, nothing would hang around in that case. Re: Score:…

…in in just seven words. Traditionally, the awards ceremony and related Ig Nobel events have taken place in Boston at Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Boston University. However, four of last year's 10 winners opted to skip the ceremony rather than tr…

…EED OF IDENTIFICATION. Otherwise you are trading a solu Re: Score: by HiThere ( 15173 ) writes: How does it work? I can guarantee that many Linux distros haven't been modified to handle this. And I doubt that any BSD version has, except, if you want to be very generous, Apple. Do…

…e pretty certain that the appearance of life involved some very low probability events Re:Life is extremely improbable Score: , Insightful) by tragedy ( 27079 ) writes: on Friday December 05, 2025 @05:47AM ( #65836995 Bro, that sound plausible to you? Think about what you're sayi…

… currently good enough to predict AMOC two decades out. Re: Score: by HiThere ( 15173 ) writes: Unfortunately, we're now in a position where simply cutting emission isn't enough. We need to BOTH cut emissions, and extract CO2 from the system. And all the plans to do the second ha…