Oh give it up. There's this thing called context. It's a topic being discussed by Americans about an American involving American politics. It doesn't fucking matter if it offends your personal European opinion on what constitutes the Left because the Left in Europe doesn't fucking matter in this topic.
I'd call you a damn turian, but at least then you would pull the stick out of your ass and use it to beat people up.
March is the perfect time to file taxes. Much more leisurely. There's basically no driving forces that push people to do taxes in March. January/February is full of the habitually early filers (and those attempting to get a check in before spring break). Everyone else pretty much forgets or waits until April.
Which would be fine if they consistently reported the numbers. The only two logical answers I can think of to support such a sudden jump. The first is people getting their taxes done and being reminded or even told for the first time about it. The second is that they were previously only reporting the federal exchange and this time around the reported the federal + state exchanges.
It's also not at all indicative of how many people have actually been covered.
There is some valuable information in here. The problem the submitter made was talking about the cost of the hardware and software and ignoring any support costs. His company doesn't want to spend money upgradeing hardware or moving to windows 7. Do you think the boss wants to spent money on someone to support linux? What's going to happen is the submitter is going to get stuck supporting it and probably not get a pay increase for doing so while starting to get bitched at for not getting his work done.
Incentivizing only works if there isn't a finite resource that reasonably matters. As long as the number of boys and girls entering the program is less than what the program support, there's no issue. So soon as it exceeds it, it becomes an issue as boys will be discriminated against to place girls just for the sweet sweet dollars. That's completely ignoring any potential that girls would be pushed into the program, against their will, just for the money further depriving potential seats for people that want to learn the topic.
The big guns on battleships in WW2 had around a 20-25 mile range. Land based artillery guns cap out at just under 20 miles. Rockets are much longer though but they're not kinetic weaponry.
The big guns on the Iowa were about a 25 mile range and were fired at just over 2,000mph. The projectile weighed between 1,900 and 2,700 pounds (compared to the 23 in the railgun).
If it was widespread and viable it means the fuel is coming out of the ocean rather from underground. So the carbon being released into the air would be the very sort of carbon that is being trapped in the oceans rather than stuff that's been locked underground for millions of years.
I don't think this would be viable on a submarine. They don't carry planes and space on submarines is typically hard to come by. Now it might be interesting to engineer a submarine purpose built to create fuel but that seems needlessly complicated when all the recipients of said fuel are surface vessels.
I would say that if you are Gay and would like to receive the government benefits associated with a marriage then giving $1,000 to stopping you would fall into the category of "Being a dick to you".
Hey, thanks for at least calling them benefits instead of using the deeply flawed term "marriage rights".
It's fairly clear cut that Russia is in the wrong. They violated a treaty they signed with Ukraine. Full stop. It doesn't matter if the eventual outcome may have matched the current status.
Look no further than the fact that the Germans were trying to hold out in the end long enough to get their troops and people into Allied hands rather than Russian hands.
The Eastern front was two monsters fighting each other.
What is happening with Russia and Crimea trends a lot closer to Germany annexing the Sudetenland or Japan invading Manchuria in the lead up to WW2 rather than anything involving WW1. WW1 happened because it was the final death throe of the balance of power concept of international relations.
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You are the best kind of correct.
Technically correct.
Personally, I find the IRS documents more straightforward and less confusing.
Not surprising. They don't need to CYA to the same extent that private industry needs to due to the public being unable to sue them.
Oh give it up. There's this thing called context. It's a topic being discussed by Americans about an American involving American politics. It doesn't fucking matter if it offends your personal European opinion on what constitutes the Left because the Left in Europe doesn't fucking matter in this topic.
I'd call you a damn turian, but at least then you would pull the stick out of your ass and use it to beat people up.
March is the perfect time to file taxes. Much more leisurely. There's basically no driving forces that push people to do taxes in March. January/February is full of the habitually early filers (and those attempting to get a check in before spring break). Everyone else pretty much forgets or waits until April.
Which would be fine if they consistently reported the numbers. The only two logical answers I can think of to support such a sudden jump. The first is people getting their taxes done and being reminded or even told for the first time about it. The second is that they were previously only reporting the federal exchange and this time around the reported the federal + state exchanges.
It's also not at all indicative of how many people have actually been covered.
There is some valuable information in here. The problem the submitter made was talking about the cost of the hardware and software and ignoring any support costs. His company doesn't want to spend money upgradeing hardware or moving to windows 7. Do you think the boss wants to spent money on someone to support linux? What's going to happen is the submitter is going to get stuck supporting it and probably not get a pay increase for doing so while starting to get bitched at for not getting his work done.
Incentivizing only works if there isn't a finite resource that reasonably matters. As long as the number of boys and girls entering the program is less than what the program support, there's no issue. So soon as it exceeds it, it becomes an issue as boys will be discriminated against to place girls just for the sweet sweet dollars. That's completely ignoring any potential that girls would be pushed into the program, against their will, just for the money further depriving potential seats for people that want to learn the topic.
What? I'm looking outside right now and it's a mix of grey and orange. YOU CANNOT FORGET THE ORANGE!
The big guns on battleships in WW2 had around a 20-25 mile range. Land based artillery guns cap out at just under 20 miles. Rockets are much longer though but they're not kinetic weaponry.
Using the children?
The range would need to be significantly upgraded to support intercontinental for America.
The big guns on the Iowa were about a 25 mile range and were fired at just over 2,000mph. The projectile weighed between 1,900 and 2,700 pounds (compared to the 23 in the railgun).
I believe a carefully constructed mosaic of facepalm images to appear to be one giant facepalm is appropriate.
If it was widespread and viable it means the fuel is coming out of the ocean rather from underground. So the carbon being released into the air would be the very sort of carbon that is being trapped in the oceans rather than stuff that's been locked underground for millions of years.
It shows up 20 years later and is a huge disappointment?
I don't think this would be viable on a submarine. They don't carry planes and space on submarines is typically hard to come by. Now it might be interesting to engineer a submarine purpose built to create fuel but that seems needlessly complicated when all the recipients of said fuel are surface vessels.
Aging liberal hippy douche
They have curling instead.
There was no intent to deprive liberty. Only an intent to deny privileges granted by the state.
I would say that if you are Gay and would like to receive the government benefits associated with a marriage then giving $1,000 to stopping you would fall into the category of "Being a dick to you".
Hey, thanks for at least calling them benefits instead of using the deeply flawed term "marriage rights".
You mean the vote that didn't contain an option for the status quo?
It's not fraud. Stop using hyperbole.
It's fairly clear cut that Russia is in the wrong. They violated a treaty they signed with Ukraine. Full stop. It doesn't matter if the eventual outcome may have matched the current status.
Look no further than the fact that the Germans were trying to hold out in the end long enough to get their troops and people into Allied hands rather than Russian hands.
The Eastern front was two monsters fighting each other.
What is happening with Russia and Crimea trends a lot closer to Germany annexing the Sudetenland or Japan invading Manchuria in the lead up to WW2 rather than anything involving WW1. WW1 happened because it was the final death throe of the balance of power concept of international relations.