Socialism's not so great for making money out of things in the short term, but it's much better at building a better society in general in the long term.
Example: Pure capitalism's always been a bad idea, look at the telecommunication companies.
But when you add the 4mg included in the CFL, you end up comparing (CFL) 6.4mg to (Incan.) 10mg.
Which is still great, until you stop using coal to generate your power.
Source: http://www.nema.org/lamprecycle/epafactsheet-cfl.p df
Audio books are great, until you find one read by Tim Curry
Though remembering the Harry Potter books in a British accent does give it some kind of charm.
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It just looks cold
Socialism's not so great for making money out of things in the short term, but it's much better at building a better society in general in the long term. Example: Pure capitalism's always been a bad idea, look at the telecommunication companies.
Maybe I'll get a game console when they can match the experience of games like World of Warcraft and Half life 2.
I for one...
"We all know that people are unpredictable."
No they're not!
I'm sure World of Warcraft is turning a profit.
But when you add the 4mg included in the CFL, you end up comparing (CFL) 6.4mg to (Incan.) 10mg.p df
Which is still great, until you stop using coal to generate your power.
Source: http://www.nema.org/lamprecycle/epafactsheet-cfl.
Could you imagine people trying to drive in three dimensions when two seems to be so tricky?
Your idea sounds great, though I would be happy with a PDA with an ePaper screen.
Now I think about it, psychiatry doesn't sound like such a bad career choice after all.
Audio books are great, until you find one read by Tim Curry
Though remembering the Harry Potter books in a British accent does give it some kind of charm.
"My blackberry get's turned off when I get home."
Those poor puppie's. http://www.angryflower.com/bobsqu.gif
The public outcry will sound much like people not purchasing their product.
"purify the internet environment" to who's moral standard? Maybe we need an Open Moral Standard?