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Correct!OmCheeto said:
It was constructed with wires protruding for a heating element, and then sealed. :) But you could simply shake it or swirl the water and raise the temperature as well. But as OM indicated, you would need a very, very, very sensitive scale.DaveC426913 said:
Perhaps we should get my ex-wife in here. She was very sensitive!Ivan Seeking said:...But as OM indicated, you would need a very, very, very sensitive scale.
Well... what music has changed the world the most? (Outside of influencing other music?)PeroK said:
Depends on the era. Back in the 50's I'd say the beginning of the Rock era, and if you want to get a bit more modern I'd say that John Williams has had quite an effect on Symphony (though some don't actually like his influence.)Algr said:
Algr said:
Religious chant.Algr said:
Wasn't that about 3 years ago?Ivan Seeking said:
This post has been driving me nuts. If it's just popular music then I could have a good crack at it but to include all music would be so difficult to narrow down without having a detailed knowledge of all the genres.PeroK said:
Ivan Seeking said:
Dylan got a Nobel Prize for his music.PeroK said:
BillTre said:
It is now. :)BillTre said:
Too small, loses some of the surprise aspect.Ivan Seeking said:
My grandpa died and his Medical Insurance company kept mailing him ‘Health and Lifestyle’ Magazines. It annoyed me and upset me as he was a flawed man but a good man. After several years I sent them all back unopened and wrote on the front of each magazine.....”My grandfather Joseph Alexander died 3 years ago, please stop sending these magazines to him as his Health couldn’t be worse and his Lifestyle is unlikely to change.”.Hamiltonian said:After you die, you'll still receive emails for years.
An ex-colleague died in tragic circumstances in 2010.surffoil said:
If the sun exploded, you would not know it when the wave front got here. The wave front would be moving at very close to the speed of light. Your nerve impulses move very much slower than that, something in the neighborhood of 100 m/s. So, by the time your nerve impulses traveled from any part of you to your brain, you would no longer have nerves.frost_zero said: