The three are:
1.The right not to be killed. Murder is a crime, unless it is done by a policeman, or an aristocrat.
2.The right to food money, providing of course, you don't mind a little investigation, humiliation, and, if you cross your fingers, rehabilitation.
3.The right to free speech (as long as you're not dumb enough to actually try it).
--"Know Your Rights" The Clash
I think you might mean furlongs (approx 1/5 km)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FFF_system
Although with some business cost-cutting measures, "furloughs per fortnight" as a metric doesn't sound that far-fetched nowadays.
Right. But Earth is between Mars and Sun.
10 November 2084: Transit of Earth as seen from Mars
"It will be the first and only time this will occur this century, with the next one predicted for 2394. Something for the first colonists of Mars to look forward to."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/shortcuts/2012/jun/06/transit-venus-what-next
They have also prevented the US Postal Service from issuing stamps to comemmorate their event by wanting to charge for using the 5 rings logo.
http://postalnews.com/postalnewsblog/?p=1061
In numismatic circles, they are known as NCLT coins, non-circulating legal tender. Not exactly bullion coins because they initially sell for more than just the price of the metal. Depending on the popularity of the design, they may retain a premium for collectors.
"The research is based on the idea that women use language differently than men."
I have another idea - that old people use language differently *from* you.
You're way off. Singapore $10,000 notes are worth €5,474 at the moment. US $10,000 are still valid, although not produced anymore (collectors will pay a big premium for them).
Not likely politically. Crane Co. in Massachussetts produces the paper for US currency. Although now that Ted Kennedy is gone, change might be possible.
Ancient copper was refined differently and contains trace elements. Also, metal produced since atomic tests of the 1950's will show background radiation.
Slashdot Mirror
Who was it who said we would have a lot fewer accidents if drivers were strapped to the front of their vehicles?
The three are: 1.The right not to be killed. Murder is a crime, unless it is done by a policeman, or an aristocrat. 2.The right to food money, providing of course, you don't mind a little investigation, humiliation, and, if you cross your fingers, rehabilitation. 3.The right to free speech (as long as you're not dumb enough to actually try it). --"Know Your Rights" The Clash
Or: "Fry, look around! It's just a crummy plastic flag and a dead man's tracks in the dust. Now get in here before you freeze."
I think you might mean furlongs (approx 1/5 km) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FFF_system Although with some business cost-cutting measures, "furloughs per fortnight" as a metric doesn't sound that far-fetched nowadays.
Right. But Earth is between Mars and Sun. 10 November 2084: Transit of Earth as seen from Mars "It will be the first and only time this will occur this century, with the next one predicted for 2394. Something for the first colonists of Mars to look forward to." http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/shortcuts/2012/jun/06/transit-venus-what-next
Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra?
Or, it was called football because it was played *on foot* as opposed to other games played on horseback.
They have also prevented the US Postal Service from issuing stamps to comemmorate their event by wanting to charge for using the 5 rings logo. http://postalnews.com/postalnewsblog/?p=1061
A real measure of (Internet) sovereignty would be a two-letter top-level domain. Maybe they could get .sp ...
In numismatic circles, they are known as NCLT coins, non-circulating legal tender. Not exactly bullion coins because they initially sell for more than just the price of the metal. Depending on the popularity of the design, they may retain a premium for collectors.
"The research is based on the idea that women use language differently than men." I have another idea - that old people use language differently *from* you.
I think this has been used for centuries: 2 bits, 4 bits, 6 bits, a dollar...
Come to Lancaster County and smell our "dairy air"!
Given that the world's highest denomination banknote is for €500
€500 is not the highest in the world. Try 10,000 Singapore dollars. Heck, even 1000 Swiss franc bills are worth more.
You're way off. Singapore $10,000 notes are worth €5,474 at the moment. US $10,000 are still valid, although not produced anymore (collectors will pay a big premium for them).
Not likely politically. Crane Co. in Massachussetts produces the paper for US currency. Although now that Ted Kennedy is gone, change might be possible.
... and near a major earthquake fault, high taxation
Been burned by "xu"? or was it "hryvna"?
Should've made the spokesperson Poisson d'Avril or something like that...
Use as pet waste bags? People in first-world countries spend a lot of time and money cleaning up after dogs.
I saw these again recently. I found them useful a few years ago where wifi didn't work. I assume they have made improvements since then...
Maybe your kids aren't quite old enough, but you could help them. I think I made my first successful rocket at age 10.
More details
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror,_Mirror_(Star_Trek)
Ancient copper was refined differently and contains trace elements. Also, metal produced since atomic tests of the 1950's will show background radiation.
Knock knock.
Who's there?
Jitter.
Jitter who?
Jitter get off the pot.