And if you'll -- buy -- that I've got some ocean front property in A-ri-zo-na From my front porch you can see the sea I've got some ocean front property in A-ri-zo-na If you'll buy that, I'll throw the Golden Gate in free.
The Stockholm Convention specifically allows the use of DDT for public health. 18 countries use it, including China and India, which have half the world's population between them.
But of course Fox Propaganda didn't tell you that.
The one thing that strikes me these days, is the way how the exact same people who solved the problems you are talking about - DDT, leaded gasoline, smog etc.
1) War on Terra. Halliburton and Northrup Grumman ain't got no bootstraps. (We could have used all this worry over the deficit when that idiot Bush was beating the war drums.) 2) War on Civil Liberties, er, Drugs. The private prison industry ain't got no bootstraps. 3) zOMG we gotta pay TAXES for all this shit?
(a) Except as otherwise provided in this title, whoever without authority makes, uses, offers to sell, or sells any patented invention, within the United States or imports into the United States any patented invention during the term of the patent therefor, infringes the patent.
It's doubtful the x87 is going anywhere any time soon. That's where such goodies as trig, log and exponential functions live. The SSE registers only do + - * / and square root.
We know that human life and advanced civilization can thrive in the climate the way it is.
We don't know that human life and advanced civilization can thrive in a Cretaceous-like climate.
Therefore we would like to see the climate stay as much the way it is as we can manage.
What the right wingers aren't getting is that this is the conservative position, at least as "conservative" used to be defined. We like the climate the way it is. A "progressive" position might be "CO2 supports plant life, higher temperatures are good, let's raise the temperature." No sane person believes that. The position of those who call themselves conservatives is "I want my Hummer, consequences be damned!" That's not conservative and it certainly isn't progressive. It's reckless.
This is nothing other than egghead research "scientists" trying to keep the gravy train going and looking for more of our (yours and mine) money to sit on their asses and debate the issue.
Roight, guv. Basic scientific research is so much more profitable than shilling for Big Oil. The National Science Foundation has so much more money and so much less to spend it on than ExxonMobil, the Koch Brothers and Fox Izvestia.
The blue laser diodes are gallium nitride. I would hope they'd know the difference, as it's kind of important to put sodium chloride instead of sodium chlorate on your baked potato.
Computer fraud or abuse, perhaps. FTFA: Translation: The ultimate goal of many of these programs is to gum up the system so it slows down the quote feed to others and allows the computer traders (with their co-located servers at the exchanges) to gain a money-making arbitrage opportunity.
I call that a denial of service attack. 18 USC 1030, paragraph 5 concerns anyone who:
(A) knowingly causes the transmission of a program, information, code, or command, and as a result of such conduct, intentionally causes damage without authorization, to a protected computer; (B) intentionally accesses a protected computer without authorization, and as a result of such conduct, recklessly causes damage; or (C) intentionally accesses a protected computer without authorization, and as a result of such conduct, causes damage and loss.
The sticker seems to be "without authorization." Perhaps some relevant terms of service come into play.
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Has anyone lost his job or gone to jail?
And if you'll -- buy -- that
I've got some ocean front property in A-ri-zo-na
From my front porch you can see the sea
I've got some ocean front property in A-ri-zo-na
If you'll buy that, I'll throw the Golden Gate in free.
Steven Milloy? Geez, why not cite whale.to? Or maybe rense.com could weigh in. Oh wait...let's ask the Time Cube guy!
Like I said, 18 countries use DDT and the Stockholm Convention specifically permits it. My source is the horse's mouth. Yours is a liar for hire.
People who believe Steven Milloy have no standing to call anyone else a sheep.
It's been both 20 years from filing and 17 years from grant.
The Stockholm Convention specifically allows the use of DDT for public health. 18 countries use it, including China and India, which have half the world's population between them.
But of course Fox Propaganda didn't tell you that.
For the rest of it: Citation needed.
The one thing that strikes me these days, is the way how the exact same people who solved the problems you are talking about - DDT, leaded gasoline, smog etc.
In before the Rachel-Carson-is-the-Devil crowd.
Al Gore
DRINK!
Only 75-80%? Theodore Sturgeon would like a word with you.
Since when do plutocrats care about looking churlish?
1) War on Terra. Halliburton and Northrup Grumman ain't got no bootstraps. (We could have used all this worry over the deficit when that idiot Bush was beating the war drums.)
2) War on Civil Liberties, er, Drugs. The private prison industry ain't got no bootstraps.
3) zOMG we gotta pay TAXES for all this shit?
but progressive income taxes and food stamps punish success and reward failure.
"Right to work" really means "right to freeload on the union." Aren't you right wingers supposed to be against freeloaders?
(a) Except as otherwise provided in this title, whoever without authority makes, uses, offers to sell, or sells any patented invention, within the United States or imports into the United States any patented invention during the term of the patent therefor, infringes the patent.
Most other developed countries figured out long ago that you tax private car use to help pay for public transport.
zOMG SOOOOOOOOCIALISM!
You have to copy pretty close to get sued
George Harrison begs to differ.
Now all we need is some sulfur.
And isopropyl alcohol is a precursor of sarin. Granted, the *other* precursor is rather hard to get.
It's doubtful the x87 is going anywhere any time soon. That's where such goodies as trig, log and exponential functions live. The SSE registers only do + - * / and square root.
We know that human life and advanced civilization can thrive in the climate the way it is.
We don't know that human life and advanced civilization can thrive in a Cretaceous-like climate.
Therefore we would like to see the climate stay as much the way it is as we can manage.
What the right wingers aren't getting is that this is the conservative position, at least as "conservative" used to be defined. We like the climate the way it is. A "progressive" position might be "CO2 supports plant life, higher temperatures are good, let's raise the temperature." No sane person believes that. The position of those who call themselves conservatives is "I want my Hummer, consequences be damned!" That's not conservative and it certainly isn't progressive. It's reckless.
This is nothing other than egghead research "scientists" trying to keep the gravy train going and looking for more of our (yours and mine) money to sit on their asses and debate the issue.
Roight, guv. Basic scientific research is so much more profitable than shilling for Big Oil. The National Science Foundation has so much more money and so much less to spend it on than ExxonMobil, the Koch Brothers and Fox Izvestia.
(You forgot to mention AAAAALLLLL GOOOOORRRRRE!)
The regular forward and back slash don't join very well. If your output device supports UTF-8, try U+2571 and U+2572; this example is in Ruby 1.9:
print (0x2571+rand(2)).chr(%q(UTF-8)) while true
The blue laser diodes are gallium nitride. I would hope they'd know the difference, as it's kind of important to put sodium chloride instead of sodium chlorate on your baked potato.
Computer fraud or abuse, perhaps. FTFA: Translation: The ultimate goal of many of these programs is to gum up the system so it slows down the quote feed to others and allows the computer traders (with their co-located servers at the exchanges) to gain a money-making arbitrage opportunity.
I call that a denial of service attack. 18 USC 1030, paragraph 5 concerns anyone who:
The sticker seems to be "without authorization." Perhaps some relevant terms of service come into play.
It's illegal to make and sell any medical products without approval from the FDA.
No, it isn't. Just slap a Quack Miranda Warning on it -- "we haven't actually proved this does what we say it'll do" -- and you're good to go.
A language need not be context free (type 2) to be expressed in formal logic; it needs only to be type 0.
our Democratic/socialist party
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.