pickering

I good friend of mine has lived in Pickering all his life and doesn't give it a second thought.

Because lunar craters were then believed to be volcanic, Pickering may be forgiven for implying that the Martian craterets also were of volcanic origin.

I'm in Toronto, ~50km from the Pickering plant, and I'd be fine with that.

I tend to think Pickering v Board of Education makes the speech protected even if the speaker identifies himself/herself as a government employee.

------------- IF they shut down pickering tomorrow, and decon the site, where does the material go?

I suspect that a front-lines TSA officer who writes a letter to the editor about the TSA would be entitled to First Amendment protection, per Pickering v Board of Education.

The north yorkshire moors guide stone is almost certainly somewhere near the (western side of) hole of horcum / skelton tower / levisham bottoms area, probably on the roman road that runs through there between pickering and whitby.

Pickering's Harem (more politely: the "Harvard Computers") processed astronomical data in the late 19th century.

That was only a joke by Shapely [1]: > Pickering’s successor as director, Harlow Shapley, jokingly quantified the work in terms of the number of ‘kilo-girl hours’ it would take Pickering himself was teased for having a "harem".

I first heard about it in the book "The Cybernetic Brain: Sketches of Another Future" by Andrew Pickering, which contains other eye-opening gems.

And episode 8, "Sisters of the Sun"[1], covered Pickering and his "colleagues", several women nicknamed computers, namely Annie Jump Cannon, and Cecilia Payne.

Strong recommendation for Every Layout, and any other project from creators Andy Bell and Heydon Pickering.

Even 4 stick-built reactors in a row is pretty good; look at Barakah in UAE, South Korea, China and Canada (Darlington, Pickering, Bruce).

And advocating Heydon Pickering's technique tightly couples your selectors to your particular document structure.