his isn't the same though, since his is also out of the usual "append 's" rule.
Where is Mike's brain? Where is its brain?
It isn't "essentially reversed" true (you don't add an apostophe where you don't in some other usual case), but it doesn't follow the usual possessive generation rule and hence people get it wrong.
If "his" wasn't a word a taught at the learning the alphabet stage I wouldn't be surprised to see "he's" as well. I wonder if that's seen in non-native English speakers?
Violence doesn't matter, since it makes no difference whom initiates, so if the less advanced civilization is more violent the end result is the same as if the more advanced civilization is more violent.
They'll just be $20 in the ap store. But you'll need the one for the ipad and then the one for the iphone. Well one for each player's iphone actually...
Excuse me while I go and hack up a board game for the ipad, I have bills to pay.
Voting for Obama because he is black is not necessarily racist.
Voting for him because you think that the fact that he is black means he is superior or inferior in some some traits like intelligence, moraility, etc. would be.
Because that's whom the Iran and Libya Sanctions Act of 1996 applied to. Now that it's only applicable to Iran, saying "Iran and/or Libya" is just ingrained in the minds of those who care about not getting on the shit-list.
"only 3% of respondents reported stopping a project in the past 2 years because of a patent" so "IP limits traditional biotech research" is a true statement then.
Of course the limits might be made up for by the incentive such IP provides to doing research in the first place, but that doesn't mean they don't exist.
US will have far less economic (and hence military) might. China will have an army aggressive men looking to rape and pillage like the good old days.
An aging population is less of a problem in China than in the US. The Chinese don't have the same entitlement mentality that Americans have - they already know their government doesn't give a shit about them.
Possibly nothing, possibly they would find themselves in a great deal of legal trouble (if someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed and decided to make an example of them).
If he wasn't a US citizen then there's less risk as long as he doesn't visit or transit through US territory. Since the US has a reputation for nabbing people in airports - see owners of non-US gambling web sites and Russian software programmers as examples.
It isn't censorship, in the sense that they aren't stopping their own people from getting whatever it is. They are stopping people from countries they have trade embargoes against.
Convenience wins over efficiency. It's hardly strange or surprising.
Most people who want an efficient car choose a car over a motorcycle too. Same reason.
You might enjoy driving or getting better performance or whatever. Lots of other people prefer not to have to push the clutch in and out constantly for the hour of stop-and-go bumper to bumper commuting that do each day (and don't try telling them to just stay in second, that's just more details they don't care about...)
I had the same job for that entire period, it just let me live where I wanted so I tried a bunch of places (7 n the last 4 years - hey look I stayed in NYC for 3 years...)
If you want to never leave your home town that's your choice, some of us don't mind that we've lived in multiple countries and states in a short period of time before deciding where to settle down.
I probably shouldn't mention that 3 of the places (in three difference states) were about half an hour from each other - the states in the northeast are mighty close together - since it invalidates my point above. Oh well, did anyway.
Everything in a movie is just a "crutch" to keep the story going forward.
Well for those movies that have stories. In some everything is a "crutch" to enable them to show off pretty CGI, and in others everything is a "crutch" to enable to show off various body parts of the cast.
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How is that smug superiority. It's what he did and likely he didn't think anything of saying that.
People do say "firing up calculator", "firing up google", "firing up IE". when they do those things.
And running a calulator program on a computer is hardly "elite" or smug.
his isn't the same though, since his is also out of the usual "append 's" rule.
Where is Mike's brain?
Where is its brain?
It isn't "essentially reversed" true (you don't add an apostophe where you don't in some other usual case), but it doesn't follow the usual possessive generation rule and hence people get it wrong.
If "his" wasn't a word a taught at the learning the alphabet stage I wouldn't be surprised to see "he's" as well. I wonder if that's seen in non-native English speakers?
While I can't see the linked page, the summary contains no mention of either bringing them back, or having them survive the trip.
That makes it a little easier (though still very expensive).
No, more advanced.
Violence doesn't matter, since it makes no difference whom initiates, so if the less advanced civilization is more violent the end result is the same as if the more advanced civilization is more violent.
Don't forget you have to buy the aps as well.
They'll just be $20 in the ap store. But you'll need the one for the ipad and then the one for the iphone. Well one for each player's iphone actually...
Excuse me while I go and hack up a board game for the ipad, I have bills to pay.
Voting for Obama because he is black is not necessarily racist.
Voting for him because you think that the fact that he is black means he is superior or inferior in some some traits like intelligence, moraility, etc. would be.
How is 29% disappointing?
Apple must be really disappointed with the Mac.
Toyota's US market share is so disappointing too.
Making fun of it involves telling people about it.
The number of people who wouldn't buy one because of the name is vanishingly small.
So benefits far outweigh costs.
except that they do manage windows. You never manually resize or shift a window a little to see something behind it, for example.
It's stacking window managers that don't do the managing.
Because their ISP plays stupid games with DNS and setting the DNS numbers on the computer is a tad easier than setting up and running a DNS server.
Because that's whom the Iran and Libya Sanctions Act of 1996 applied to. Now that it's only applicable to Iran, saying "Iran and/or Libya" is just ingrained in the minds of those who care about not getting on the shit-list.
That would require a constitutional amendment, which is a slightly higher bar than the average lawmaking or judicial action.
"only 3% of respondents reported stopping a project in the past 2 years because of a patent" so "IP limits traditional biotech research" is a true statement then.
Of course the limits might be made up for by the incentive such IP provides to doing research in the first place, but that doesn't mean they don't exist.
They'll just focus the aggression of those males.
US will have far less economic (and hence military) might. China will have an army aggressive men looking to rape and pillage like the good old days.
An aging population is less of a problem in China than in the US. The Chinese don't have the same entitlement mentality that Americans have - they already know their government doesn't give a shit about them.
Possibly nothing, possibly they would find themselves in a great deal of legal trouble (if someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed and decided to make an example of them).
If he wasn't a US citizen then there's less risk as long as he doesn't visit or transit through US territory. Since the US has a reputation for nabbing people in airports - see owners of non-US gambling web sites and Russian software programmers as examples.
It isn't censorship, in the sense that they aren't stopping their own people from getting whatever it is. They are stopping people from countries they have trade embargoes against.
Convenience wins over efficiency. It's hardly strange or surprising.
Most people who want an efficient car choose a car over a motorcycle too. Same reason.
You might enjoy driving or getting better performance or whatever. Lots of other people prefer not to have to push the clutch in and out constantly for the hour of stop-and-go bumper to bumper commuting that do each day (and don't try telling them to just stay in second, that's just more details they don't care about...)
Yes because zapping the driver into unconsciousness while he is driving at 65mph on the highway will reduce accidents.
I'll take the under on that collapse date.
Why does taxable income matter in a state with no income tax?
I had the same job for that entire period, it just let me live where I wanted so I tried a bunch of places (7 n the last 4 years - hey look I stayed in NYC for 3 years...)
If you want to never leave your home town that's your choice, some of us don't mind that we've lived in multiple countries and states in a short period of time before deciding where to settle down.
I probably shouldn't mention that 3 of the places (in three difference states) were about half an hour from each other - the states in the northeast are mighty close together - since it invalidates my point above. Oh well, did anyway.
Because it is easier, and it is what has been shown to work.
Realism is overrated.
Well on the positive side at least story was eliminated from the equation.
Which has nothing to do with comparing it to predicting the weather next week.
So because some people are stupid and can't distinguish fantasy from reality we should stop with the fantasy?
You're all for banning violent video games too, right?
Everything in a movie is just a "crutch" to keep the story going forward.
Well for those movies that have stories. In some everything is a "crutch" to enable them to show off pretty CGI, and in others everything is a "crutch" to enable to show off various body parts of the cast.