From my textbook on Bernoulli's law, supposedly ideal fluids exposed to the atmosphere are at atmospheric pressure (even if they're not static, e.g. during efflux from the bottom of a large container). Is this actually true? Take a fire hose, for examplethe water closer to the opening of the hose will have a higher pressure than the water slightly further out, so both can't be at 1 atm. The velocities are different as well, so according to Bernoulli's equation, the Ps must necessarily be different, or am I misunderstanding?
Try: roll down the driver side window. Lock the doors watch the security light go from solid on to slow flash. Slow Flash means armed. Now if you reach in and open the door the alarm will go off. Now you either need to disarm the system by turning and holding the door lock to unlock 2 seconds or use the remote to unlock the car. Also note the first time after alarm the security light will flash rapidly to indicate the car was broken into. Having the proper key inside the car turning the ignition lock won't set off the alarm. Get another remote and extra set of keys. Good Luck
You do realize there are plenty of women who live alone and there for have no choice but to take out their own trash right? In my relationship whoever notices the trash is full takes it down to the larger can. My finance takes it big can outside (because the trash pick up coincides best with his work schedule) and I bring it back inside. If he forgets or cant or whatever, then I do it. Its a pretty simple task, not really a big deal. My mother was always the person who took out the trash when I was a kid.
