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Does anyone know a good assembler textbook ?! :) Hello , everyone :) Could anyone suggest a good assembler textbook ? It would be nice , if it covered working with strings in detail , a tutorial about working with strings would also do nicely :) Thank you in advance :) P.S. Oh , and by the...

\sqrt\{\f(x)}= \sqrt\{\g(x)}

It's a rather renown university in the post-soviet space , but i wonder - has anyone heard of it in the western world. What could you say about it ? How does the level of education there compare to other universities. I look forward to hearing any comments :)

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If so ,then the g should increase due to the Earth's rotation , not diminish.The gravitational force and the centripetal force should sum up , but instead you substract the centripetal force from the true gravitational.Why ?

That's not a very good idea , since it would make fuel prices go up a lot , becouse electricity is the most expensive form of energy. After looking at some figures , it seems to me that you'd waste more energy producing hydrogen , then you'd get from burning it.So electrolysis definatly isn't...

Now why exactly is this force directed outwards ? From what I've learned in school , the force , which makes an object rotate is directed inward to the center of the trajectory.

Original here : http://www.everything-science.com/content/view/155/2/ After reading this , a question sprung into my head : "Where are they going to get that much Hydrogen , to replace all the fossil fuels that are used today ?" Any ideas ?