I don't know what you're talking about. I love Socialism. I no longer have to go out and rob people at gun point to get what I want, I can now rob people from the comfort of my own voting booth.
The optimist believes in APPROPRIATE regulation. The pessimist believes all regulation is bad. The realist understands that regulation begins with good intentions. Often times establishes itself as good. Then is forgotten about opening up for regulatory capture and the reverse of the original goal.
The ribbon is bad I don't care if it was invented by a joint collaboration between Gandhi and Mother Teresa. It's bad. Bad design. Bad use of screen space, Bad presentation of items. Bad useability. After 4 years of it being forced apon me I have yet to find one redeeming quality of the ribbon. Except maybe that I use Office items so much less now. If it wasn't for Outlook I could almost escape any exposure to it.
I find it just the opposite. I document everything for my self. I know the next time I come to do something I will forget the intricate switches and options needed to get it to work the way I did last time. Of course the documentation is only completely readable by me. I keep it all in a wiki so others can view and modify it as needed and I can see what I wrote and how it was changed by others. It also helps to get things formatted in a normal way.
The two terms you're looking for are "Internally consistent" and "Authentic"
If the setting of the movie is everything normal except one person can fly. That doesn't mean that other things can suddenly not maintain any internal consistency.
Perhaps not safe, but there is no such thing as a harmless amount of radiation. Life has built up a tolerance to a certain amount but even that is only over relatively short periods of time. "Safe" was probably not the right term as it is safe at levels we can heal faster than the damage it is doing.
I really doubt Obama know's how to code. What he is really good at is spending my money on boondoggle projects. How about not take the money from us in the first place and maybe then we could afford healthcare.
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I'd call it a human story about being stuck in a zombie. Great book though either way. Kind of a different perspective on the zombie genre.
Questions answere by Mel Brook's Son:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Zombie-Survival-Guide-Protection/dp/1400049628
I don't know what you're talking about. I love Socialism. I no longer have to go out and rob people at gun point to get what I want, I can now rob people from the comfort of my own voting booth.
8k sounds more like 2X 4K
Is to Mr. Musk already a verb?
conventional explosives are used to start the nuclear reaction.
The optimist believes in APPROPRIATE regulation.
The pessimist believes all regulation is bad.
The realist understands that regulation begins with good intentions. Often times establishes itself as good. Then is forgotten about opening up for regulatory capture and the reverse of the original goal.
Over the last 75 years we have a lot of "first-step in getting there"s and every one of them has made things worse.
But shutting down a few extremely visible portions might be. Pull the piglets of the tit and hear them scream!!
The ribbon is bad I don't care if it was invented by a joint collaboration between Gandhi and Mother Teresa. It's bad. Bad design. Bad use of screen space, Bad presentation of items. Bad useability. After 4 years of it being forced apon me I have yet to find one redeeming quality of the ribbon. Except maybe that I use Office items so much less now. If it wasn't for Outlook I could almost escape any exposure to it.
Only in comic books.
I find it just the opposite. I document everything for my self. I know the next time I come to do something I will forget the intricate switches and options needed to get it to work the way I did last time. Of course the documentation is only completely readable by me. I keep it all in a wiki so others can view and modify it as needed and I can see what I wrote and how it was changed by others. It also helps to get things formatted in a normal way.
federal 2013 budget 3.8T requested. That's 73B per week. lasted just over 2 weeks. That is close to 150B that it would have cost.
I think we got a better deal.
you get what you pay for. You buy a Third World, you get a Third World, plus more that come knocking for the handouts.
Umm, building a tolerance is not the same thing as being harmless.
I tolerate crappy posters on Slashdot, yet they are not harmless.
The two terms you're looking for are "Internally consistent" and "Authentic"
If the setting of the movie is everything normal except one person can fly. That doesn't mean that other things can suddenly not maintain any internal consistency.
There was a sign at my bank that said, "We can loan you enough money to get you completely out of debt." Uncle Sam should just go there.
I specialize in holistic radiation treatment. Good naturally occurring radiation is much better for you than anything man made.
Perhaps not safe, but there is no such thing as a harmless amount of radiation. Life has built up a tolerance to a certain amount but even that is only over relatively short periods of time. "Safe" was probably not the right term as it is safe at levels we can heal faster than the damage it is doing.
I really doubt Obama know's how to code. What he is really good at is spending my money on boondoggle projects. How about not take the money from us in the first place and maybe then we could afford healthcare.
But nine women may get you one in 5-6 months as long "a baby" is all you're looking for and as "healthy" and "Safe" are not requirements.
I see what you did there.
Not the point in the lease, the reduction of WIC is the no dog and no pony show that you are getting.
Because it's all a show!! There are no real cuts just a reverse dog and pony show to try to "prove" how important the federal government is.
In the private sector, you know what you do when you no longer have work to go to?
You get another job.