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you don't need to, we're comparing gauge pressure to gauge pressure. it's just a simple ratio for a constant volume process: P2 = P1(T2/T1). you have to use abs temp though (Rankine)

Haha I sent this to a buddy of mine. Just fantastic.

Belichick seemed sincere and credible in his press conference today. Brady seemed moderately sincere and semi credible in his press conference today. my official ruling on Deflategate: i don't give a **** any more. on to football! GO HAWKS!

:rotflmao: every time. those get me every time. i absolutely lost it at the whole Cam Newton "once there was this prince and he came from like syria, okay...." thing. also lost it at Romo "oh there's fred. oh and phil."

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not sure where inflation of a football falls (constant volume, isentropic, etc.) but for the sake of jockying around on a forum i figured constant volume was good enough. my thought was you could inflate that thing to 30 psi, and yeah you'd see some increase in volume, but a relatively...

scenario 2 which i think is clearly what happened: Belichick inflated them in a sauna, NFL tested in a meat locker: P1: 12.5 psi T1: 100 F T2: 0 F P2: 10.3 psi there is is. there's that 2 psi. Belichick needs to use this to clear his good name.

let's nerd this out. NFL rule is between 12.5 and 13.5 psi. take the worst case scenario, they inflated the balls to the minimum 12.5 psi at room temp and then the temp on the field dropped dramatically: P1: 12.5 psi T1: 70F T2: 21F (FYI field temp at gametime was 51F) P2: 11.3 psi this...

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i'm 6-0 in the postseason! not exactly rocket surgery i know. here's to being 7-0 come Feb. 1st.

it was HaHa Clinton-Dix, he's an all-star and had two INT's yesterday. He just dropped the ball on that play. i'm glad for it, GO HAWKS! what an emotional game. can't wait to watch the match up with the Pats in the super bowl.

there's not a bad super bowl scenario, all would be interesting to watch. most interesting to least interesting: 1) Seattle vs New England 2) Seattle vs Indianapolis 3) Green Bay vs Indianapolis 4) Green Bay vs New England bold is who i would root for. all would be fun to watch. i'm a...

should be a helluva game to watch. i'm looking forward to it.

best tip ever, thanks VTmePE07. i'm fairly certain this can be used beyond just the PE exam. i intend to use it for: 1) ordering pizza toppings at Dominos 2) choosing fund allocations for my 401k 3) devising an algorithm to get my wife in the sack more often 4) predicting the super bowl...

no way jose. Indy and Baltimore have a better chance to upset imo.

what are everyone's predictions? Divisional Round: New England > Baltimore Indianapolis > Denver Seattle > Carolina Green Bay > Dallas Conference Championships New England > Indianapolis Seattle > Green Bay Super Bowl: Seattle > New England (choosing both #1 seeds...

hmmm mine was updated. maybe it's because i'm not being issued a new license number, but an additional endorsement.

same here. i'm underpaid at the moment and my company is aware of it. even though we're on a freeze i had a respectful conversation with my boss last week, just to open the door on the subject. at the very least i want him to know that i'm looking for more. he agreed i'm due for a raise...

WA license numbers are up on the website.