I think Mr. Hellyer is being serious. I'm not sure if I should be scared that my Death Ray is incomplete, or sorry for this poor man's mental condition.
He was a good Minister of Defense, way back when.
Dude, if everyone in the Russian prison has a pennicillin immune TB infection, and a prisoner is released into the general population as a carrier, you will be concerned. As the PBS show stated, people in New York have been diagnosed with that strain of T.B., and have died from it because it is almost untreatable.
Yea, I thought this wasn't big news too. I saw it on PBS as well, a show about the mutations that modern day things like pennicillin cause in respriratory diseases in Russian prisons.
Take it from someone who's lost their job to US companies several times under NAFTA - do everything you can to fight 'free' trade agreements with the US. If they do sign them, it's always in their favour. If they lose a trade dispute, they'll ignore the judge or panel anyhow. Believe me, any IP trade deal with the US can only hurt Uruguay.
Also for the Canadian audience - notice at the end of every episode, there's a 'Paid for using the Canadian and B.C. Film Tax Credit'? So, you paid for it - why can't you watch it? *grumble* *grumble*
I feel perfectly justified and guiltless by downloading it.
If we wanted to, every problem you describe is a challenge that someone will find an anwser to. Just because it is hard does not mean it can't be done.
To illustrate this problem, let's review a little history. When the Russians first decided to go to Venus, they built a test facility to test the Venus surface conditions of acidity, heat and pressure. Then they built a probe; the toughest strongest probe they could, and put it in the test chamber under what the probe would experience on Venus.
The left the probe in the chamber for an hour, and opened the chamber. There was nothing left of the probe. Complete vapourization.
The longest a probe has ever survived on the surface of Venus was about 20 minutes. Does this show you the magnitide of how difficult the problem of a human presence on Venus is? I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying I wouldn't want to be the one constructing this extreme habitat.
And since 'Roundup-ready' crops cross pollinate with legacy crops, those legacy crops become property of Montaso. The farmer who's family have been developing these crops for generations must then pay Montaso's licensing fees for crops which he has been cultivating himself for generations.
"Montaso vs Schessmier" has already locked this into Canadian law by the Supreme Court of Canada, and since US law shares precedent with Canadian law, it's the law there too.
the general rule of thumb in China is that foreigners are not handled very roughly.
This is a myth. A few years ago a Canadian lady was accused in China of smuggling drugs. Before her family or the Canadian Consulate even knew she had been charged, she had been executed.
The Chinese Government dropped it there, but later, there was enough evidence found by the consulate to assume she may have been framed by the real smuggler.
- When the driver activates the A/C, roll down the windows instead.
- Scroll fake (read: *bad* - "IBM \/ 25 1/2") stock quotes over the internal DVD screens.
- At random intervals, from a dead stop, refuse the transmission permission to leave 1st gear.
I live in Northern Canada. Average daytime highs should be around -20C this time of year. Yesterday, we got freezing rain, today it's +4C overnight, and +10C daytime high predicted. That's a 30C above normal temperature.
We don't get the 3m snowfalls anymore. If we get 3m all year, it's a good year. No wonder there's been a drought here for the last 5 years.
Yes, the refesh was set to 75- 90 hz. Anything other than 60 -72. Res from 800X600 to 1280X1024. I tried all the combinations. No matter what, CRT's have a flicker to them, even if we can't percieve it. I even tried incandecent lighting, and indirect sunlight. Nothing really helped.
Believe me, the LCD made a huge difference.
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I think Mr. Hellyer is being serious. I'm not sure if I should be scared that my Death Ray is incomplete, or sorry for this poor man's mental condition. He was a good Minister of Defense, way back when.
It's not how long it takes to crack, it's how long it takes to make a copy. Then cracking can be at your lesuire.
Dude, if everyone in the Russian prison has a pennicillin immune TB infection, and a prisoner is released into the general population as a carrier, you will be concerned. As the PBS show stated, people in New York have been diagnosed with that strain of T.B., and have died from it because it is almost untreatable.
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Yea, I thought this wasn't big news too. I saw it on PBS as well, a show about the mutations that modern day things like pennicillin cause in respriratory diseases in Russian prisons.
Take it from someone who's lost their job to US companies several times under NAFTA - do everything you can to fight 'free' trade agreements with the US. If they do sign them, it's always in their favour. If they lose a trade dispute, they'll ignore the judge or panel anyhow. Believe me, any IP trade deal with the US can only hurt Uruguay.
I feel perfectly justified and guiltless by downloading it.
To illustrate this problem, let's review a little history. When the Russians first decided to go to Venus, they built a test facility to test the Venus surface conditions of acidity, heat and pressure. Then they built a probe; the toughest strongest probe they could, and put it in the test chamber under what the probe would experience on Venus.
The left the probe in the chamber for an hour, and opened the chamber. There was nothing left of the probe. Complete vapourization.
The longest a probe has ever survived on the surface of Venus was about 20 minutes. Does this show you the magnitide of how difficult the problem of a human presence on Venus is? I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying I wouldn't want to be the one constructing this extreme habitat.
"Montaso vs Schessmier" has already locked this into Canadian law by the Supreme Court of Canada, and since US law shares precedent with Canadian law, it's the law there too.
This is the point Anon above was trying to make.
I too, collect them, but I have to go to a coin dealer to get them.
Well . . .considering the Junos are only presentd to Canadian artists . . .my guess would be: Yes!
I don't know about south of the 49th, but the CBC will air it in April for Canadians. You might be able to get it via satellite.
So instead of Cherubs, they have Tub Girl.
Did I really just write that? :P
Some guy who looks just like him.
This is a myth. A few years ago a Canadian lady was accused in China of smuggling drugs. Before her family or the Canadian Consulate even knew she had been charged, she had been executed.
The Chinese Government dropped it there, but later, there was enough evidence found by the consulate to assume she may have been framed by the real smuggler.
More like asking advice on how to smuggle Whiskey into Saudia Arabia.
- When the driver activates the A/C, roll down the windows instead.
- Scroll fake (read: *bad* - "IBM \/ 25 1/2") stock quotes over the internal DVD screens.
- At random intervals, from a dead stop, refuse the transmission permission to leave 1st gear.
We don't get the 3m snowfalls anymore. If we get 3m all year, it's a good year. No wonder there's been a drought here for the last 5 years.
To anyone who owns an SUV: Fuck you.
Yes, the refesh was set to 75- 90 hz. Anything other than 60 -72. Res from 800X600 to 1280X1024. I tried all the combinations. No matter what, CRT's have a flicker to them, even if we can't percieve it. I even tried incandecent lighting, and indirect sunlight. Nothing really helped. Believe me, the LCD made a huge difference.