Yes, all the stupid laws that are passed and little by little everything is taken away. Can't smoke here, can't drink there, can't cook your burgers like that, this is the meat section and that section is for vegetarians only, your meat is rare so you need to eat outside. It's almost time for another tea party!!!
It takes government by the people for the people, not government by lobbyist for lobbyists.
Like to see tennis, everything else is too boring!
So what if they can swim, walk, run, jump, throw, bike, spit, row the distance of 50 meters, 100 meters, 200 meters, 500 meters, 1000 meters, 10000 meters and so on. Also, what is this thing separating the boys from the girls all the time?
really? thats amazing but im not familiar with fusion. I would assume that for say 500 000 Hydrogen atoms there would be 250 000 He atoms? Ya that would make sense.
so Fusion consumes that much energy hey? Nice! so that would mean that the fission of the same amount of He would release en aequal amount of energy?
You are talking 2 deuterium atoms for each helium atom. The sun has mostly hydrogen available, so it takes 4 hydrogen atoms for each helium atom. Not quite sure if man could ever copy that process and conditions!
The sun produces 108,000,000,000,000,000,000 kwh of energy every second!
The typical 50 hp all electric car with very efficient battery and electric motor would spent about $0.30 per mile, if each kwh of electricity costs $0.10.
Functions sort() and sorted() reside in the core of the Python interpreter which is written in C and compiled. On Windows the Python core is for instance in the dynamic link library called python25.dll which the Python installer put into directory C:\WINDOWS\system32
Here is example of the rather slow but classic bubble sort for integer list:
import random
def make_list(num_elements):
"""
make list of num_elements random integers between 0 and 1000
"""
return [random.randint(0, 1000) for i in xrange(num_elements)]
def bubble_sort(list1):
# make true copy of list1 so there is no feedback
list1 = list(list1)
for i in xrange(len(list1) - 1, 0, -1):
for j in xrange(1, i + 1):
if list1[j - 1] > list1[j]:
temp = list1[j - 1]
list1[j - 1] = list1[j]
list1[j] = temp
return list1
list2 = make_list(100)
print list2 # unsorted
print "-"*70
list3 = bubble_sort(list2)
print list3 # now sorted
I was working with patient information and came up with this list of instances that made it relatively easy to find specific information:
# creating and processing one list of class objects
import operator
class Patient(object):
"""__init__() functions as the class constructor"""
def __init__(self, fname=None, sname=None, id=None):
self.fname = fname
self.sname = sname
self.id = id
def __repr__(self):
"""
if you print the instance of the class this format will display
"""
# use the class dictionary iterator
class_dictiter = self.__dict__.iteritems()
return " ".join(["%s: %s" % (k,v) for k,v in class_dictiter])
# make list of class Patient instances
# instance --> surname, firstname, id
patientList = []
patientList.append(Patient("Elmer", "Fudd", "1234"))
patientList.append(Patient("Donald", "Duck", "1235"))
patientList.append(Patient("Mighty", "Mouse", "1236"))
patientList.append(Patient("Fargo", "Ferkel", "1237"))
print "Show/test the whole patientList via __repr__ overload:"
print patientList
print '-'*60
print "Just one instance in the list via __repr__ overload:"
print patientList[3]
print '-'*60
print "Show one particular item:"
print patientList[0].sname
print '-'*60
print "Sort the patientList in place by sname ..."
patientList.sort(key=operator.attrgetter('sname'))
print
print "... then show all patients info in one nice table:"
for patient in patientList:
print "sname: %-20s fname= %-20s id=%s" % \
(patient.sname, patient.fname, patient.id)
"""
my output -->
Show/test the whole patientList via __repr__ overload:
[sname: Fudd id: 1234 fname: Elmer, sname: Duck id: 1235 fname: Donald,
sname: Mouse id: 1236 fname: Mighty, sname: Ferkel id: 1237 fname: Fargo]
------------------------------------------------------------
Just one instance in the list via __repr__ overload:
sname: Ferkel id: 1237 fname: Fargo
------------------------------------------------------------
Show one particular item:
Fudd
------------------------------------------------------------ …
For me it would be the "Remote Control Spitfire Mk IIB" so I could bomb some of the folks in my neighborhood, that I suspect of producing WMDs, into long lasting submission.
I wonder what alternative energy source Georgia has to equal the energy output of a coal fired power station. Maybe they could harness all that extra hot air some of their politicos send out.
I am sure that Georgia's huge agriculture and forestry consumes more corbondioxide than is produced in the state. Something these scientifically uneducated judges and environmental whiners should consider.
"No diet will remove all the fat from your body because the brain is entirely fat. Without a brain you might look good, but all you could do is run for public office."
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A woman is on her deathbed, with her husband at her side. She keeps trying to tell him something, but he keeps saying, "Shhhh, don't worry now darling, just rest."
"But honey," she whispers, "I need to make a confession before I die; I slept with your brother, your best friend, and your father."
"Don't worry about it, sweety," replies her husband, as he wipes the tears from her cheek, "I know. Why do you think I poisoned you?"
McCains foreign policy seems to consist of insults and intimidations. He wants to kick the Russians out of the G8, and calls the Germans "creepy" for applauding Obama's speech in Berlin.
GW, when asked about his best moment in office: "I would say the best moment of all was when I caught a 7 and a half pound largemouth bass in my lake."
