to problem solving in a military environment, but that that environment, which was linear, which was contiguous where we had a front and a rear, where we had a combat zone and a non-combat zone, it suddenly became disrupted by the present realities.
And what you're looking out from the border in this shot is Patagonia National Park in Argentina. They're not yet contiguous , but that would be a wonderful dream to have them touch one another. Lots of animals there, some you recognize, some you won't.
And then there were two others after me, before Obama. to areas mostly neutral contiguous to the USSR and China.
There are some other really well-protected areas in the country, but nothing to that extent, and nothing where you can draw a line 700 miles or 800 miles and have a contiguous landscape like that. And a contiguous landscape like that means a lot of things.
and have a contiguous landscape like that. And a contiguous landscape like that means a lot of things. It means that species that migrate are able to still migrate, as they have for thousands of years, that the anthropogenic change has not
Well, when I did the Badwater race, 146 miles in Death Valley, finish line on top of Mount Whitney, which is 14,496 feet, the highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states. And they hosted in mid-July, because it's the hottest time of the year, 123 degrees and all that craziness.
I want to talk about his intellectual work and how that informed his political work, because he didn't see the two as different. He saw them as contiguous regions with a very porous border. And in the sense that we have lost the sense, the feeling that politics is informed by the life of the mind.
of these species to a different degree than the others. In terms of like they're still contiguous , it seems. Can I be embedded in another set of people and be a member of a society somewhere else?
We would like to ship to 50. But we can only ship in the contiguous US right now. That's why Puerto Rico gets our efforts, but doesn't get our product yet.
And the thing about Google Earth as opposed to me flying around in an airplane is flying around in airplanes is lots of fun, but the Google Earth coverage is contiguous . And this is why it is important.
Yeah. That gets into proportional representation. The traditional requirements of districts are equal population and contiguous , and that's it.
Carole's young Michelle is growing it can get caught on one of those things to help us because why because these areas are outside the contiguous economic zone of any country they don't
are on board, we've got a perfect opportunity of recreating buck what used to be there. This particular one was trans-location of rhinos from Lewa to a contiguous neighbor.
are on board, we've got a perfect opportunity of recreating buck what used to be there. to be a demonstration site for how you can manage wildlife in contiguous areas or in sparsely-connected areas.
there on the top right. And on the bottom right he's discussing the shape of the contiguous 48 states with some executives from Chrysler who just happen to be there when he left. But again, publicity shots.
- So the meeting is fundamentally sort of a mixture of heartbreak and dark, criminal type of kidnapping? - Yes. - And from that is conceived this conqueror of the the biggest contiguous empire in history. - What I was really interested in was, how did this happen?
Each of those blocks has a position. It has its neighbors, because districts have to be contiguous . They can't have part of a district here and part of a district here with nothing in between.
And there's been a tremendous amount of positive momentum and action that's taken place. There are right now-- and I'll show you some maps-- but there's roughly 10 million acres of contiguous protection that exists in the California desert, making it the second largest protected desert reserve on the planet in our beautiful California desert.
And now, dear friends, here's Jack Weatherford. Genghis Khan, born in approximately 1162, became the Conqueror of the largest contiguous empire in history. But before that, he was a boy named Temujin, who at nine-years-old, lost everything, his father, his tribe, living in poverty,
activity, and more opportunity for tropical waves and tropical cyclones, i.e., storms and hurricanes. Now, conversely, in the Atlantic, air sinking, so a weaker hurricane season for the contiguous United States, but Hawaii, being the Pacific, is predisposed to a worse hurricane season.
democracies and the US. Even on the battlefield today, it's not a continuous, contiguous battlefield. There is no front and rear.
It was a crazy fun kind of work assignment. There's Mount Whitney. And then the finish line-- when you're standing on the highest peak in the contiguous 48 states, you get a beautiful view of the Sierra Nevada mountains. But then you have to walk 11 miles off of this mountain back to meet your crew.
The guidebooks that I took with me when I visited-- because I must have visited I think all of the states, the contiguous 48
and other matter that grows quicker, and I'll talk about that in a second. But essentially, the trees are grafted whether it's the same species or interspecies, into one contiguous ,
of their energy on site, storing with hydrogen like you store media in digital, then distributed, sharing it across contiguous land masses of the Great Continents, the power exceeds anything
One thing that I've seen or suggested is, you've got n districts, you can draw n minus 1 straight line segments on the map, or some other-- because right now, like you say, there's just contiguousness of a space. But you could have some aspect ratio or something like that that constrains the problem such that there is still some control,