I'm looking for a vehicle old or new that comes with out too many recalls, breakdowns such as engine, transmission or anything else that is under the hood that blows out at XXXXXX amount of miles, I rather NOT have power windows, power locks, power whatever else but its ok but I just need something that the power doesn't go out at XXXXXX, something built to last and stand rough harsh weather or train esp. living up in alaska.So, it has to be either a 4x4 but I could go with FWD or RWD.ALSO IT HAS TO BE AGOOD ON GAS MILEAGE!!!!!!!!
Typically, you will not be able to see a free floating cold spot using a thermal imaging camera. The reason is because the cold spot is not solid. This means that the camera will pick up on the cold spot’s temperature, but it will also factor in the temperature of the air in front of and behind the cold spot, as well as that of any objects behind the cold spot. Usually, your thermal imaging camera will display solid objects in the background. Paranormal entities only become visible when their density increases, they have an extreme temperature contrast from the objects around them, or are in close proximity to a background object such as a wall. And also heat can be reflected. Thermal imaging cameras display heat, not light. Since heat can be reflected, you will often see reflections through the camera, even though you can’t see those reflections with the naked eye. For example, the glass doors on a china cabinet often reflect the heat of nearby objects. When viewed through a thermal imaging camera, this effect sometimes causes the illusion that there are more people in the room than there actually are. Many of the thermal photos of ghosts that you find on the Internet are actually nothing more than heat reflections. If you see an extra entity through the thermal imaging camera’s display, and you are not sure if you are seeing a team member’s reflection or a ghost, then you should ask each team member to wave their arms (one at a time). This will help you to determine whether or not you are seeing a reflection, and where the reflection is coming from. It is important to remember that although glass seems to be the most reflective material, it is not the only material that can reflect heat. Most solid surfaces can reflect heat to some degree, but high gloss surfaces seem to reflect the most heat. This is especially true of metals and of highly polished wood.
Not legally, even if you are a registered medical patient. But you can become a medical marijuana patient legally possess it.
TFT - Thin Film Transistors Thin Film Transistor Technologies Flat-panel displays (FPDs) are becoming increasingly commonplace in today's commercial electronic devices. FPDs are finding widespread use in many new products, such as cellular phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), camcorders, and laptop personal computers (PCs). This generation of handheld electronics places stringent demands on their displays. FPDs in these devices are expected to be lightweight, portable, rugged, low-power and high-resolution. Displays having all these attributes will enable a wide variety of commercial applications in the future. Active-matrix liquid-crystal displays (AMLCDs) are the leading flat-panel display technology. These displays are ubiquitous in laptops, often dubbed active-matrix TFT, (an abbreviation for active-matrix thin-film transistor). What exactly does this name mean? A display is composed of a grid (or matrix) of picture elements (pixels). Thousands or millions of these pixels together create an image on the display. Thin-film transistors (TFTs) act as switches to individually turn each pixel on (light) or off (dark). The TFTs are the active elements, arranged in a matrix, on the display. Thus, the name active-matrix TFT. eecs.berkeley.edu/~tking/tft.
