exactly. Even UK and most of other NATO countries were kindly requested to submit the fingerprints of their citizens; of course without getting such a data on US citizens.
Viva Brazil, who dared to have symmetry in treating US citizens just as US treats theirs
As I originate from the country where vodka is traditional booze, I could only suggest that there is huge difference between grain vodkas, potato and corn. Corn here is perceived as ok to produce a technical spirit but few ppl would choose to drink it. Potato vodkas are generally cheaper but worse (in taste.. and results).
Speaking of "dumb bunch", I praise your belief in the pureness of distillation fractions. There is huge taste difference between "rectified spirit" and vodka. If you don't feel it - just dilute the rectified spirit and enjoy it (many people do). Directly after having such drink move to a shot of Wyborowa/Smirnoff/Absolut... and feel the difference.
As prices of vodka are concerned, probably everywhere in developed nations governments implemented huge taxation + excise tax (+ border duties in case of imports).
A single chlorine atom would keep on destroying ozone (thus a catalyst) for up to two years (the time scale for transport back down to the troposphere) were it not for reactions that remove them from this cycle by forming reservoir species such as hydrogen chloride (HCl) and chlorine nitrate (ClONO2). On a per atom basis, bromine is even more efficient than chlorine at destroying ozone, but there is much less bromine in the atmosphere at present. As a result, both chlorine and bromine contribute significantly to the overall ozone depletion. Laboratory studies have shown that fluorine and iodine atoms participate in analogous catalytic cycles. However, in the Earth's stratosphere, fluorine atoms react rapidly with water and methane to form strongly bound HF, while organic molecules which contain iodine react so rapidly in the lower atmosphere that they do not reach the stratosphere in significant quantities. Furthermore, a single chlorine atom is able to react with 100,000 ozone molecules.
in the "$20 epinephrine inhalers sold by online retailers" the cost of environment is not included. Add cost of repairing ozone layer and it will probably surpass the threefold.
start with having a few drives from different manufacturers. Try installing late NEC + TEAC + Samsung. Quite often a diskette would be full of bad sectors in one drive and quite readable in another.
I heard rumours that some stakeholders (studios, xxIA's) would like to have a perpetual copyright. And, knowing how US politics worked so far, this may happen. And you guys at US are very efficient in imposing this stuff to the rest of the world:-(
It is a whole lot harder to hack mark one eyeballs remotely.
Don't underestimate the power of microwaves.
Give them less money (if they don't do docs)
perhaps they do exploit it, just keep the information black-out
In Soviet Russia astronomers were sent to Arctic to labor camps, you insensitive clod
exactly. Even UK and most of other NATO countries were kindly requested to submit the fingerprints of their citizens; of course without getting such a data on US citizens.
Viva Brazil, who dared to have symmetry in treating US citizens just as US treats theirs
What happened to the constitution?
check here
more open than in France, where you cannot discuss illegal actions by police anymore
As I originate from the country where vodka is traditional booze, I could only suggest that there is huge difference between grain vodkas, potato and corn. Corn here is perceived as ok to produce a technical spirit but few ppl would choose to drink it. Potato vodkas are generally cheaper but worse (in taste .. and results).
Speaking of "dumb bunch", I praise your belief in the pureness of distillation fractions. There is huge taste difference between "rectified spirit" and vodka. If you don't feel it - just dilute the rectified spirit and enjoy it (many people do). Directly after having such drink move to a shot of Wyborowa/Smirnoff/Absolut ... and feel the difference.
As prices of vodka are concerned, probably everywhere in developed nations governments implemented huge taxation + excise tax (+ border duties in case of imports).
+1, outbreak of common sense
And what about people using $20 inhalers repaying to the rest of the world for global damage caused by ozone depletion?
dear AC, you're wrong.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozone_depletion
A single chlorine atom would keep on destroying ozone (thus a catalyst) for up to two years (the time scale for transport back down to the troposphere) were it not for reactions that remove them from this cycle by forming reservoir species such as hydrogen chloride (HCl) and chlorine nitrate (ClONO2). On a per atom basis, bromine is even more efficient than chlorine at destroying ozone, but there is much less bromine in the atmosphere at present. As a result, both chlorine and bromine contribute significantly to the overall ozone depletion. Laboratory studies have shown that fluorine and iodine atoms participate in analogous catalytic cycles. However, in the Earth's stratosphere, fluorine atoms react rapidly with water and methane to form strongly bound HF, while organic molecules which contain iodine react so rapidly in the lower atmosphere that they do not reach the stratosphere in significant quantities. Furthermore, a single chlorine atom is able to react with 100,000 ozone molecules.
in the "$20 epinephrine inhalers sold by online retailers" the cost of environment is not included. Add cost of repairing ozone layer and it will probably surpass the threefold.
start with having a few drives from different manufacturers. Try installing late NEC + TEAC + Samsung. Quite often a diskette would be full of bad sectors in one drive and quite readable in another.
This could save you a lot of "recovery" effort.
yes!
This way my iphone 4 remains relevant longer than expected :-)
"you, human, give me some tungsten or I will hurt your family and yourself"
I've still got my Palm T3, but yes, they are not common enough to become a threat.
he is not likely to replicate (the problem)
amber with mummified spider's lung
judging by their recent activity, HP still did not get over that fart
check here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_(geometry)
Next on Fox News:
"My CPU overheated while I watched porn. Wanted to add some nitrogen and that's how I lost my John Thomas"
So ... do Nvidia and HP get their money back? How does US legal system solve such situations?
Oh, common, ex-chancellor Schroeder thought about his financial future for several years and secured his financial future with Gasprom.
surprise: anthrax
I heard rumours that some stakeholders (studios, xxIA's) would like to have a perpetual copyright. And, knowing how US politics worked so far, this may happen. And you guys at US are very efficient in imposing this stuff to the rest of the world :-(