Yoga.

I just wrap my shoes with plastic bags if it is really bad.

I don't think I have ever pissed off anyone on Facebook.

My comments there are much more restrained than my NG posts it is not anonymous.

No it is just you noob.

Hope he is Saved.

Originally, tropical cyclones were named because of the need to distinguish between two or more storms occurring at the same time. The most natural thing to do was to assign them short names. Names were nothing but labels.

Naming storms is not the proper way to raise awareness of certain things because it will ultimately makes the names difficult to remember and pronounce, defeating the original purpose.

One of the purposes of these topics is the provide an alternative source of information on these systems.

Unlike the information presented in the media, you will tend to find discussions related to the uncertainties of the forecasts, the range of possible outcomes (more adequately reflected in the ensembles I post rather than the "cone of uncertainty" which is based on historical records, and possible impacts and warnings.

The forecasts released here also tend to be earlier than the first official advisories because I will allow around 24 hours of lead time before a storm forms.

It would be very confusing. You want the names to be easily memorized and communicated.

This thread contains unofficial discussions on tropical cyclones in the 2023 season, with a focus on tropical cyclones in West Pacific, East Pacific and the North Atlantic basin. For official information, refer to the below links.

Generally, a new post will be made when a tropical or sub-tropical cyclone has or is expected to form within the next 24 hours and has the potential to affect major landmass.

Official information:

National Hurricane Center

Japan Meteorological Agency

Official agencies from other basins (RSMC)

A few useful links:

Tropical Tidbits

Weathernerds

CIMSS

RAMMB Real-Time Tropical Cyclone

Previous threads:

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Not a fan of fried eggs because I don’t like the taste and texture of egg york.

I don’t mind it if egg york is blended with egg white. I kind of like omelette.

I always read at least the table of contents page if a book has it.

Generally it may be ok to judge a book based on its author on the cover.

The number 0 can either mean something is trivial or nice or profound.

For example exact sequences where d^2 = 0 arises in many applications in math.

If a curve is homotopic to 0 then the integration along the curve is trivial.

Angular velocity (how fast the earth spin along its axis) is slow enough that gravity overwhelms it. Gravity is weaker near the equator than the poles due to centrifugal force from rotation of the earth.

Same can be said for orbit around the Sun. Here centrifugal force is extremely small because the orbital period is very long.

Expert books in PDFs, or in OlTrout’s words, books that no one can understand.

https://www.quora.com/If-a-lawyer-has-evidence-against-his-client-to-prove-the-client-guilty-of-a-crime-is-it-morally-right-to-not-submit-the-evidence-to-the-court

I think the general position is it is ok not to reveal everything you know that could jeopardize your case provided you don't tampering with evidence actively.

For criminal trials, I believe that the defense is only legally obliged to turn in certain evidence only and this is to prevent surprises at trial.

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/the-defense-s-duty-turn-over-discovery.html

Otherwise, requiring the defense to present every piece of self-incriminating evidence is at odds with the Fifth Amendment.

Of course in civil cases the Fifth Amendment does not apply and it could be that lawyers from both parties are at least ethically required to present all evidence. A tribunal is not a criminal court and the codes you linked to apply to civil disputes.

Here is an example in common law:

Lawyer knows his client has committed murder. But he does not have the duty to show his evidence to the court because it is the prosecution who has the burden to prove that he is guilty. The defendant is protected from self-incrimination.

Stretching the interpretation of the law in and giving ad hoc arguments favour of a client would be a more proper job description of a lawyer.

At most, they hide the facts from the court by not disclosing them. This is not really lying.

I don't think one can get very far into research without at least having a bird's eye view of all knowledge from different disciplines.

Many people works in the intersection of different branches of math/physics such geometry, algebra and mathematical physics. This has to be the way since one can usually gain additional insights into one's research area by looking at what have been done in other fields. Seiberg-Witten theory in gauge theory is deeply connected with topological 4-manifolds, as an example. Even pure algebraicists care about differential equations and mathematical analysis nowadays.

And I think it is impossible to learn about these things without being a little insane.

It is a cock.

Yes.

No. Sahara desert lies in the subtropics and is one of the warmest spots during summer, with an average temperature well above 30 C between June and August. It should be this way since it receives the largest amount of solar radiation, due to its location in the subtropics and little cloud cover.

It is only chilly at night time. The large temperature variations between day and night because of clear skies, light winds within a high pressure area and extreme dryness of the environment.

Antarctica is the coldest place on Earth except for January, when the Arctic is 5 degrees C colder on average.

The reasons why the South Pole is colder than the North Pole:

1. Antarctica has the largest area of ice sheet. Ice reflects solar radiation to space and prevents surface heating. By contrast, the Central Arctic is an open ocean with warm waters underneath the thin ice that may not be dense. Sub-surface waters in Arctic Ocean also traps heat energy and transfer it to sea ice above, keeping the area relatively warm.
2. The polar jet stream is stronger in the Southern Hemisphere than the Northern Hemisphere. A strong jet flows from west to east and hinders heat transfer from the equator. Having relatively few landmass is one reason why the Southern Hemisphere jet is less prone to distortions and weakening.
3. Some sources list altitude as a factor. Antarctica is much more elevated and these sources argue that higher elevations imply lower temperatures. But I think this is not true in general. Low altitudes can be much colder than higher elevations when temperature inversions form and this is very common in high latitudes. The argument that it gets colder higher up does not hold if the air is not well mixed due to the inversion. So this is of minor importance.

I am the noob.

It was probably just static electricity that built up in your body. When you touch the metals in the TV, those charges redistributed to the objects you touch.

Static electricity is common when the air is dry and is not dangerous.

Cheeseburger.

I like my food spicy but I really don't get why ginger-flavored ice cream is even a thing.

There should be a forum for niche intelligent content. The General BBS stays as it is.

Maxwell.