Bought in 2003 for $13k with 24,000mi 136,000+mi 45mpg avg (EPA 41mpg)
I'm very happy with it. I would buy again. I'd actually buy new if they come out with a 40mpg hybrid minivan. Three other people have bought hybrids because of my experience.
LibraryThing is good for this application. It's free, easy to use, has a nice interface, and if you ask politely, you can probably get a group of people to help you enter everything into the site.
It's a great framework that is middle of the road between having everything done for you, and something that barely gives you anything. It can autobuild stuff for you if you tell it to, or you can just implement things on your own.
Number 5 is a must. If you genuinely care for the other person, this should happen automatically. It can still be a struggle to keep it in mind, though.
I've been using ebooks at work and pleasure for about a year and a half. The only thing that held me back was having a good portable reader. My Handspring visor just wasn't quite good enough, but my Palm T3 is excellent. The LCD is easy to read, and it can read or convert any format I've come across. The ebooks for sale are still way overpriced, but the Gutenberg Project and Usenet have pretty much anything you could want.
Actually, Toyota isn't. They've released several statments showing they're not losing money on hybrids. Though, they aren't making a large profit either.
You evidently didn't do much research on emissions. Current US diesel contains high ammounts of sulfur. With all the sulfur, emissions devices like catalytic converters can't be used. The EPA has regulated 2006 as being the date by which 97% of sulfur is to be removed and all manufacturers to have emissions devices on their new vehicles.
After 2006 a new diesel might be a good choice, but not now.
Diesel and Health: http://cfpub.epa.gov/ncea/cfm/recordispla y.cfm?dei d=29060
The only reason people think Harleys are any good is because that's what they've been told. With a Harley, you're paying for an underperforming, overpriced name that only means something to nonbikers. Go to any AMA motorcycle group and you'll see that real bikers overwhelmingly prefer Japanese and European bikes to Harleys.
All I had to do to get my burner working was install the burner. For my GeForce4 4200 I had to install the card and run the nVidia executable which built and installed it's module. Then I made a one line change in XF86Config to use the nv driver.
I can't say much about scanners, but webcams are tricky.
I've had problems in windows getting CD burning to work. If I install the manufacturer's drivers, windows loses the drive completely. Poor and partial support is why I stopped using windows to burn. That and I couldn't do anything else with my machine while it was burning.
There are still a lot of devices that need better and more simple support in Linux.
WTF? Why would you not want your kids to be better off than you are? Isn't that one of the goals of parenthood? I'm all for having people work their own way up, but that should be left up to the parents to decide. Why should the government get all my hard earned money when I die?
I'm behind a firewall.
I and my friends have bought all of the Blizzard games.
In order to play together with the Battle.net features we use bnetd.
How does this hurt Blizzard?
I would like to patent a substance through which molicules of other substances can be internalized by an organism and another substance released. This substance would also have many other uses. (I would like to patent them too.)
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Bought in 2003 for $13k with 24,000mi
136,000+mi
45mpg avg (EPA 41mpg)
I'm very happy with it. I would buy again. I'd actually buy new if they come out with a 40mpg hybrid minivan.
Three other people have bought hybrids because of my experience.
LibraryThing is good for this application. It's free, easy to use, has a nice interface, and if you ask politely, you can probably get a group of people to help you enter everything into the site.
It's a great framework that is middle of the road between having everything done for you, and something that barely gives you anything. It can autobuild stuff for you if you tell it to, or you can just implement things on your own.
Number 5 is a must. If you genuinely care for the other person, this should happen automatically. It can still be a struggle to keep it in mind, though.
I've been using ebooks at work and pleasure for about a year and a half. The only thing that held me back was having a good portable reader. My Handspring visor just wasn't quite good enough, but my Palm T3 is excellent. The LCD is easy to read, and it can read or convert any format I've come across. The ebooks for sale are still way overpriced, but the Gutenberg Project and Usenet have pretty much anything you could want.
They did do it years ago. Toyota started selling Prius in '97 or '98 in jp and 2000 in the US
Actually, Toyota isn't. They've released several statments showing they're not losing money on hybrids. Though, they aren't making a large profit either.
You evidently didn't do much research on emissions. Current US diesel contains high ammounts of sulfur. With all the sulfur, emissions devices like catalytic converters can't be used. The EPA has regulated 2006 as being the date by which 97% of sulfur is to be removed and all manufacturers to have emissions devices on their new vehicles.
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After 2006 a new diesel might be a good choice, but not now.
Diesel and Health:
http://cfpub.epa.gov/ncea/cfm/recordispl
Clean Diesel Programs:
http://cfpub.epa.gov/ncea/cfm/recordis
The only reason people think Harleys are any good is because that's what they've been told. With a Harley, you're paying for an underperforming, overpriced name that only means something to nonbikers. Go to any AMA motorcycle group and you'll see that real bikers overwhelmingly prefer Japanese and European bikes to Harleys.
The OEM Prius tires are rated at 50psi.
Actually, Floor it out of the light does work for all ICE cars. ICEs are more efficient at medium to high RPMS.
All I had to do to get my burner working was install the burner. For my GeForce4 4200 I had to install the card and run the nVidia executable which built and installed it's module. Then I made a one line change in XF86Config to use the nv driver.
I can't say much about scanners, but webcams are tricky.
I've had problems in windows getting CD burning to work. If I install the manufacturer's drivers, windows loses the drive completely. Poor and partial support is why I stopped using windows to burn. That and I couldn't do anything else with my machine while it was burning.
There are still a lot of devices that need better and more simple support in Linux.
WTF?
Why would you not want your kids to be better off than you are?
Isn't that one of the goals of parenthood?
I'm all for having people work their own way up, but that should be left up to the parents to decide.
Why should the government get all my hard earned money when I die?
Nintendo was originally a playing card maker.
I'm behind a firewall.
I and my friends have bought all of the Blizzard games.
In order to play together with the Battle.net features we use bnetd.
How does this hurt Blizzard?
Buy a screen cover.
Hummm...I don't know about your area, but in the midwest, I've seen the Visor Basic at $100 at Best Buy.
I would like to patent a substance through which molicules of other substances can be internalized by an organism and another substance released. This substance would also have many other uses. (I would like to patent them too.)
The more things change the more they stay the same.