On another matter, Eli might care to read Plentiful Energy by Till & Soon (a recent release) to comment on the electrochemistry of what is called pyroprocessing. I've never seen such a complx electrochemistry setup and after two chapters and an appendix explaining it I now know enough to cry help!
Ah, a black colored exterior, not a very safe color, based on Volvo Car Company, car accident research data.
The visibility of dark colored vehicles in adverse light conditions and poor road visibility is significantly reduced. In addition add extra dark side window tinting and the cars literally become nearly invisible, as the video clearly shows.
There's a relatively early Elmore Leonard novel (mid 70s?) set in Detroit where one of the crooks looks at the empty downtown streets and wonders where all the people are. Detroit has been blighted for a long, long time.
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What about this one Professor Rabbet?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MejbOFk7H6c
Maybe not as clean as the studio version, but the idea is insanely cool.
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On another matter, Eli might care to read Plentiful Energy by Till & Soon (a recent release) to comment on the electrochemistry of what is called pyroprocessing. I've never seen such a complx electrochemistry setup and after two chapters and an appendix explaining it I now know enough to cry help!
ReplyDeleteLuxury indeed. This one is no better. The gas mileage is a sad joke. Nothing learned.
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Better or less bad?
ReplyDeleteYMMV:)
ReplyDeleteAh, a black colored exterior, not a very safe color, based on Volvo Car Company, car accident research data.
ReplyDeleteThe visibility of dark colored vehicles in adverse light conditions and poor road visibility is significantly reduced. In addition add extra dark side window tinting and the cars literally become nearly invisible, as the video clearly shows.
There's a relatively early Elmore Leonard novel (mid 70s?) set in Detroit where one of the crooks looks at the empty downtown streets and wonders where all the people are. Detroit has been blighted for a long, long time.
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