Airline body says Asian growth boosts air travel - Sydney Morning Herald
Wed, 28 Jul 2010 11:25:17 GMT+00:00
Sydney Morning Herald Spelling follows North American usage, along with foreign currency and measurement units. You're the only person reading this now. Tell your friends. IATA: demand continues recovery in June Middle East North Africa Financial Network

Likeable Builds a Full-Service Social Marketing Business on Facebook - Inside Facebook (blog)
Mon, 26 Jul 2010 15:04:57 GMT+00:00
Inside Facebook (blog) DK: We're currently building Likeable Index, a measurement of how socially active, responsive and likeable brands are online, and also the Likeable Local ...

Lawmakers push for wireless spectrum inventory - FierceWireless
Tue, 20 Jul 2010 15:09:52 GMT+00:00
FierceWireless sponsored a bill, called the the Spectrum Measurement and Policy Reform Act, that directs the FCC and the National Telecommunications and Information ...

How do you use math in Air Traffic Control?
Q. Well I have to write something for my math project and I just need a little help because i looked everywhere and i can't find anything else. Here is what I got so far; Air traffic controllers coordinate the movement of air traffic to make certain that planes stay a safe distance apart. Their immediate concern is safety, but controllers also must direct planes efficiently to minimize delays. Some regulate airport traffic through designated airspaces while others regulate airport arrivals and departures. Air traffic controller uses math in order to be able to understand distances and measurements at a moment's notice. They also must be able to do mental math quickly and accurately. Part of their job is directing aircraft at what altitude… [cont.]
Asked by hypersophie101 - Thu Dec 10 19:51:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Controllers have to be very familiar with a 360 degree circle to provide vectors (or headings) to aircraft. Most of the mental math that controllers must perform involve the circle and differences in headings. If an aircraft needs to intercept a course at a shallow angle (less than 30 degrees), controllers don't have time to bust out a calculator to figure out what heading to put them on.
Answered by ReX - Mon Dec 14 09:32:05 2009

Need some help explaining contract language into plain English?
Q. Hi. I just have 2 questions about a contract I'm reading. I will be sure to give out best answer =) 1) What does hold harmless mean. Does this mean I cannot sue? The advertising company I am working with also includes waiver of a jury trial in one of the sections. I imagine that this shouldn't be of any concern to me, since I don't expect anything to arise between my website and this advertising agency. 2) I read this 5 times and I still can't understand it. If you can translate it into easier to read English, that would be great: Request for the Assignment of Syndicated Report Traffic I, (Name of signator), (Position of signator) of (Name of company), hereafter Assignor, would like to transfer Assignor traffic to NetShelter Inc.,… [cont.]
Asked by myname_isalbert - Thu Jul 23 10:58:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Wrong section, law & ethics is where you may get an accurate answer. Hold harmless isn't even listed in the passage you've listed, it would have to be viewed with the context.
Answered by Joe B - Thu Jul 23 11:45:08 2009

What happens if you were the Schrodinger cat? If a human being was in the box, would he observe a state?
Q. What happens if you were the Schrodinger cat? You put a human being in the box, then obviously he would know whether he was dying or still alive, so obviously you cannot be both "dead" and "alive" simultaneously. First, if a person was in the box, then he or she would observe their own demise or continued existence. This would be the same as looking in the box. If any person looks in the box and sees what happened to the cat, then it has happened, and everyone else will see the same thing. please note: There are partial answers to your questions based on the Copenhagen Interpretation of quantum mechanics. Schroedinger was referring to this interpretation in his description of the cat experiment. There are currently no scientific answers… [cont.]
Asked by Corruptor Bot AeD - Mon Jul 6 07:04:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It is a common misconception that Schrodinger cat is an example of the Copenhagen Interpretation. It is not. Schrodinger proposed the thought experiment to demonstrate that the Copenhagen Interpretation is illogical. The correct interpretation is "The cat is either alive or dead. We just do not know which until we look." Old Pilot Corollary to Schrodinger cat: You are watching an NFL football game. There are 2 seconds left to play with a time out. The team with the ball is going to try a 45 yard field goal to win by 1 point. (The Place Kicker has a 50 - 50 chance of success at this range.) Since time is out and you have been drinking beer all day, you decide to go to pee. You have $20 bet on the game. While you were in the… [cont.]
Answered by OldPilot - Mon Jul 6 07:26:51 2009