The US government do everything in your name like you somehow want it... I think they call that "Representative Government" As long as you're a voting citizen that is.
There's this silly word we like to use "attempted" like attempted murder, attempted tax-evasion, attempted fraud...Criminal is one of the only jobs that even when you fail you still earn the title!
Was it 25 Million distinct people or just the details of people who filed 25 million claims. I'm not saying that the 4 million figure is correct, but I am saying that I don't think that those 25 million "claimants" are all distinct people
Unless it's totally different where you are than where I am, do you really think that a $5 or $10 core fee is "a considerable discount" Also core fees on batteries have been around forever. It's like the bottle refund that some states give for glass.
We do it here in AZ also. it's called time-of-use. In addition the power company here gives you a lower electric rate if your house passes a series of additional inspections for energy efficiency done by the power company.
Yeah, I totally agree with your urgency idea, I wish it was easy to implement (maybe it is, I'm sure some blue-boxing relic of times past could elaborate:P)
Europe hasn't done anything, other then a "hey Russia we might have to slap your wrist for this" and a "hooray Russia for saying you stopped killing the Georgians"
I think it has more to do with timing, we were the economic center of the world for a while but the technology at that time wasn't nearly as good as the technology now. Simply put, America used to be rich enough to have state of the art communications, but now the money just isn't here. Places like Japan and Scandinavia have huge trade surplus' while we have an ever increasing trade defecit. This is not the ONLY reason, but I think it's a big one. We don't spend money on infrastructure because we send so much of it out of the country. Our big corporations are moving to places with better tax climates (ireland) and that's abating advances in communications also since they are typically the entities that pay the up front costs for things like this.
Doesn't seem to work out for me. Their logic is that star systems have a timeline related to gas giants, so star systems like ours are rare? I guess the problem here is the totally subjective word "rare" But I don't see how star systems nearly the same age as ours (far gas giants) can't be just as common as star systems that are older (near gas giants) So rare? probably, but same way you could say "people who live with their parents are rare, because when people get older they generally move out of their parents house" (and we're talking all people, not just adults)
Georgia killed 6 people... Russia has killed thousands of Georgians. Also of note is the fact that Russia staged this two front military effort in less than 12 hours, before Putin left the Olympics... Sounds like a pre-planned deal just waiting for an excuse to me.
Yep verizon, but I think the reflection is what is doing me in based on what you are saying. the 5 bars and no connect thing does not happen in areas where a tower would be operating at capacity. Especially not at the times when I'm in those areas.
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The US government do everything in your name like you somehow want it... I think they call that "Representative Government" As long as you're a voting citizen that is.
You for got to sign it, Here, I'll do it for you
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-Summer Glau
Damn I thought my private jet was "green" too, I guess I'll have to get a smaller one.
There's this silly word we like to use "attempted" like attempted murder, attempted tax-evasion, attempted fraud...Criminal is one of the only jobs that even when you fail you still earn the title!
Was it 25 Million distinct people or just the details of people who filed 25 million claims. I'm not saying that the 4 million figure is correct, but I am saying that I don't think that those 25 million "claimants" are all distinct people
Then your frames of reference would still be wrong, so I win!
When a lack of spam makes people worry that something is wrong!
I think he's talking about google street view, in which case your frame of references are wrong.
Can we please be done with the OMG YOU DNO'T HVAE A GRILFRIED!!!!!0XFFbinary11!eleven!! YOU'RE A SLASHDOTTER!
It's not funny any more, it never really was.
Anyone with a macbook look at your magsafe plug for an illustration of this.
Unless it's totally different where you are than where I am, do you really think that a $5 or $10 core fee is "a considerable discount" Also core fees on batteries have been around forever. It's like the bottle refund that some states give for glass.
We do it here in AZ also. it's called time-of-use. In addition the power company here gives you a lower electric rate if your house passes a series of additional inspections for energy efficiency done by the power company.
Yeah, I totally agree with your urgency idea, I wish it was easy to implement (maybe it is, I'm sure some blue-boxing relic of times past could elaborate :P)
Europe hasn't done anything, other then a "hey Russia we might have to slap your wrist for this" and a "hooray Russia for saying you stopped killing the Georgians"
did you read the name? or any of the names? but good points
I think it has more to do with timing, we were the economic center of the world for a while but the technology at that time wasn't nearly as good as the technology now. Simply put, America used to be rich enough to have state of the art communications, but now the money just isn't here. Places like Japan and Scandinavia have huge trade surplus' while we have an ever increasing trade defecit. This is not the ONLY reason, but I think it's a big one. We don't spend money on infrastructure because we send so much of it out of the country. Our big corporations are moving to places with better tax climates (ireland) and that's abating advances in communications also since they are typically the entities that pay the up front costs for things like this.
I love it insightful! How bout +1 knee-jerk without noticing comment about typo http://science.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=644803&cid=24585705
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Doesn't seem to work out for me. Their logic is that star systems have a timeline related to gas giants, so star systems like ours are rare? I guess the problem here is the totally subjective word "rare" But I don't see how star systems nearly the same age as ours (far gas giants) can't be just as common as star systems that are older (near gas giants) So rare? probably, but same way you could say "people who live with their parents are rare, because when people get older they generally move out of their parents house" (and we're talking all people, not just adults)
don't bother replying to me in anger I see that my numbers are wrong...
Is anyone informed on this issue? Their troops are already gone from Iraq we flew them back home
Georgia killed 6 people... Russia has killed thousands of Georgians.
Also of note is the fact that Russia staged this two front military effort in less than 12 hours, before Putin left the Olympics... Sounds like a pre-planned deal just waiting for an excuse to me.
Yep verizon, but I think the reflection is what is doing me in based on what you are saying. the 5 bars and no connect thing does not happen in areas where a tower would be operating at capacity. Especially not at the times when I'm in those areas.
May I please have no-clip?