Who cares where it comes from... It's delicious. Really, any meat in a pita or dÃner is not meant to have a known source. Some questions should never be asked.
I don't follow horses and I found the article informative. I didn't previously understand how much pain these animals are subjected to for personal glory and profit. The topic does touch science and current events so it's something I expect to see here.
Rolling code alone doesn't address it. The length of the code is key. A MARCSTAR document from 1997 cites the code as 40 bits, over 1 trillion possibilities. If you could transmit 10,000 tries per second, it would take over 3 years to try all the possibilities. Even if you got lucky and hit the right code in the first 1% of attempts, it would still take almost 2 weeks of trying.
1. Can't connect to camera error often. 2. Play Music simply won't play music. These are new on my Nexus 5 on 5.1. And the one issue I hoped 5.1 would fix: 3. Play Music skipping on Bluetooth Didn't go away.
Isn't the perceived fairness of any given trial typically based on how the verdict compares to the outcome the outside observer believes is correct? If the jury decides in opposition to my own personal views, it must have been an unfair trial.
My favorites are the ones with this type of warning at the bottom:
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Guess that didn't work out so well. Not that those warnings have any teeth to begin with, but this doesn't help.
So is he saying that doctors should keep prescribing antibiotics for illness where they are unnecessary, and that prophylactic application of antibiotics in agriculture should continue? That is, the only thing that needs to be fixed is the manufacturing leakage?
Of course that's the only problem. Because, in India and China, those problems aren't likely to be fixed any time soon (perhaps if ever). If over-prescription isn't the problem, doctors and agricultural users can continue purchasing unnecessarily large quantities of the drugs, guilt free. That's a convenient stance for a drug company CEO to have.
I'm not saying that mishandled wastage at a drug plant isn't an issue. It appears that it is. The CEO said so. But I'd me more interested in seeing facts that back up his claim that overuse is not the issue causing antibacterial resistant bacteria. The overuse is probably more widespread than the factories, and probably more likely to be the cause of the superbugs in your area (unless, of course, your area is near these factories).
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Who cares where it comes from... It's delicious.
Really, any meat in a pita or dÃner is not meant to have a known source. Some questions should never be asked.
Mmmm... Pita plant. I'm opening a gyro farm.
I'm writing this comment on a 5-year old smartphone, you insensitive clod!
Kicks are for Trids!
I have a feeling work horses and horses kept as companions experience a very different life than race horses during their "career."
I don't follow horses and I found the article informative. I didn't previously understand how much pain these animals are subjected to for personal glory and profit.
The topic does touch science and current events so it's something I expect to see here.
Lift. I lift my garage door. Stupid vowels.
Wait a second... I left my garage door so I can park my car inside. If I lift my dog and then move the car forward, I'm going to smash into the house!
Rolling code alone doesn't address it. The length of the code is key. A MARCSTAR document from 1997 cites the code as 40 bits, over 1 trillion possibilities. If you could transmit 10,000 tries per second, it would take over 3 years to try all the possibilities. Even if you got lucky and hit the right code in the first 1% of attempts, it would still take almost 2 weeks of trying.
1. Can't connect to camera error often.
2. Play Music simply won't play music.
These are new on my Nexus 5 on 5.1.
And the one issue I hoped 5.1 would fix:
3. Play Music skipping on Bluetooth
Didn't go away.
This lollipop sucks.
not that RDP is an attack vector that I'm aware of
Google RDP MitM to learn about it.
Wait a second. The Canadian government regulates how warm you heat your home?
...except the average daytime temps in the Netherlands in Summer often could still use some warming.
Isn't the perceived fairness of any given trial typically based on how the verdict compares to the outcome the outside observer believes is correct? If the jury decides in opposition to my own personal views, it must have been an unfair trial.
You seem to be an expert on this topic. I, on the other hand, am completely average.
My favorites are the ones with this type of warning at the bottom:
This message is intended only for the use of the addressee and may contain confidential, privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please delete all copies of the message and its attachments and notify us immediately.
Guess that didn't work out so well.
Not that those warnings have any teeth to begin with, but this doesn't help.
I'm sad that I used up all my mod points yesterday.
So is he saying that doctors should keep prescribing antibiotics for illness where they are unnecessary, and that prophylactic application of antibiotics in agriculture should continue? That is, the only thing that needs to be fixed is the manufacturing leakage?
Of course that's the only problem. Because, in India and China, those problems aren't likely to be fixed any time soon (perhaps if ever). If over-prescription isn't the problem, doctors and agricultural users can continue purchasing unnecessarily large quantities of the drugs, guilt free. That's a convenient stance for a drug company CEO to have.
I'm not saying that mishandled wastage at a drug plant isn't an issue. It appears that it is. The CEO said so. But I'd me more interested in seeing facts that back up his claim that overuse is not the issue causing antibacterial resistant bacteria. The overuse is probably more widespread than the factories, and probably more likely to be the cause of the superbugs in your area (unless, of course, your area is near these factories).
Prophets DO exist. Their existence does not indicate their accuracy or sanity.
I can claim to be the son of FSM and speak as his interpreter.
I am the pirate Seamus McCrory, son of FSM, bearer of meatballs. May the Father embrace you with his noodly appendage. R'amen.
I love Electric Light Orchestra. One of my favorite bands.
Obviously cruising for women.
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http://youtu.be/1bGVT4-1DBU
I read that as Excursion Funerals. Twice. It really sounds like a good idea though. I have to update my will now.
It's got be satire. Right? Reads like an April Fools' Day article.