New routers and range extenders come out every year, with the latest standards promising to blast signals farther.
"There's more radiation at the center of a nuclear blast than there is farther away from it," he said.
Els ranked 84th in driving distance on Tour last year, but so far this year, he is ranked No. 1. Weir, who played with Mickelson in Phoenix last month, noticed that Mickelson, always a long hitter, was blasting the ball even farther.
The effects of previous blasts proved to be farther-reaching than military scientists had estimated: To this day, thousands of people living in the nearby city of Semey still struggle with staggering rates of mortality, cancer, and suicide.
Alfonzo bats in front of Mike Piazza, the star catcher, and after Alfonzo delivered a functional, 382-foot homer to left last night, Piazza followed with a mammoth blast that traveled 64 feet farther, over the fence beyond the visitors' bullpen in left.
What's more, it's definitely warmer over here in winter, because it's farther from the frigid blasts of wind coming off the Hudson River.
Farther out, a similar blast would have tipped over Uranus, which lies on its side while orbiting the sun.
Dust from the blast helped strip bark and knock down trees, but it could have been worse: If there had been no dust to absorb the main blast's energy, the shock wave would traveled farther, causing more widespread damage.
Nor, if they wandered farther to shops bristling with tartanalia and blasting bagpipe music, was there much sign of a suppressed culture struggling to express itself.A speech by Alex Salmond, Scotland's nationalist first minister, was long on management-speak.
Yahoo's headline made me think this professor was using the classroom as political statement: "Feminist Anthropology Professor Blasted for Breastfeeding During Class," but nothing could be farther from the truth.
