Do you want the burden of proof to lie with the submitter (making the research process more expensive), or do you want the burden of proof to lie with the government (making the filing process more expensive).
Either way, the people filing are paying for it, it's just a matter of how.
Ummm.... I thought the summary clearly stated that they were a few minutes from the runway, but less than a minute from impact. In other words, they weren't going to make it to the runway by quite a margin.
Americans can see how their representatives voted here.
Pilosi? I know exactly how she voted without even looking. And on the off-chance this would make it to the Senate, I can tell you how Feinstein and Boxer will vote too. Good-'ol-girls club hasn't done anything unpredictable in decades. Yet there's no way they'll ever be voted out.
Most cars with valet keys have locks where the seat-fold levers are. These locks are not operable by the valet key.
Likewise the driver-side lever does not work if the car is unlocked or turned on using the valet key. Often to make this simpler there is another lock located by the driver's lever.
It could be encrypted with a key that only the user knew.
Only if you want to retype the password every time you connect to the network. That handy-dandy-remember-my-password feature saves a plain-text or easy-to-decrypt password by necessity.
And being inside the Apple world, I've found that iMac w/ Plex media server + roku + Plex iOS app + Win7 w/ Plex media server covers all my media streaming needs.
Plex is amazing... and it's even available in some "smart TVs" now too!
And that is "jaw dropping" how? You can already do that with several languages and nothing is remotely "jaw dropping" about it.
What languages are those praytell? I've been doing web development for 17 years and would love your insight.
Java - requires browser plugins and runtimes. Doesn't have easy DOM manipulation Actionscript - requires Flash plugin. Server-side doesn't really exist outside of Cold Fusion. No DOM manipulation without involving JS. C# or VB - IE with ActionScript only, or requires Silverlight.
Running the same code (not just the same language) on both the client and server can add so much simplicity. I've been prototyping a web app using Meteor, a framework that runs on Node.JS and MongoDB. One of the coolest features about it is that automatic data syncing between the client and the server give you AJAX functionality for free. Something changes on the server, the client automatically updates, and visa versa, all without having to write a single send/receive/callback function.
As long as your visitor has a JS-enabled browser, you're set and all the dependencies have been taken care of.
They propose keeping a good portion of the existing data available through anonymous public requests, exactly the way current WHOIS system works today. The big difference is that there will be a single source; you won't need to do the two-step process currently in place.
What 2 step process? I type "whois example.com" at a command line and I have the results. Granted the command itself first looks up the root registrar and then queries that registrar. But I can see all kinds of problems in this because different TLDs have different requirements for what is in WHOIS info. For example,.se domains have little more than a unique key to indicate the domain holder, whereas.com/.org/.net have all the Technical/Administrative/Owner contact info.
Do you really have a problem with the term "a holy see" vs. "The Holy See". We use capitals for a reason to distinguish between a president and the President.
You did all that research work and missed how he got the land?
The first comment to the article you cited suggests that Spreckles never even owned it to begin with. But assuming he did, as a US citizen he would have been able to maintain his claim to the land through the US annexation. Dole bought everything up in the 20's. David Murdock, as the owner of the company Dole became, sold it to Larry last year.
Hmmm... your argument is that no entity besides a government can own property, counteracting every dictionary definition of the word "own", every legal understanding of the word "own", and every use of the word "own" going back hundreds of years.
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It just comes down to burden of proof.
Do you want the burden of proof to lie with the submitter (making the research process more expensive), or do you want the burden of proof to lie with the government (making the filing process more expensive).
Either way, the people filing are paying for it, it's just a matter of how.
Ummm.... I thought the summary clearly stated that they were a few minutes from the runway, but less than a minute from impact. In other words, they weren't going to make it to the runway by quite a margin.
Ack... need my coffee... that should be J. Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI, not HH the former president.
PRISM (and similar programs) were explicitly made legal by the Patriot Act.
At least everyone recognized the shit Herbert Hoover did was illegal.
Those two agree in substance on everything (she's my rep). They only don't agree on the surface when there's a party-driven political battle at stake.
Pilosi? I know exactly how she voted without even looking. And on the off-chance this would make it to the Senate, I can tell you how Feinstein and Boxer will vote too. Good-'ol-girls club hasn't done anything unpredictable in decades. Yet there's no way they'll ever be voted out.
Too bad they can't do it without a constitutional amendment.
They can futz all they want with how the post office works, but like the USPTO, it's enshrined in the Constitution.
Really, Ben Franklin was operating the post office on Sundays?
http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blmailus1.htm
Not sure how a crowbar would help you gain access to a smartphone's contents.
If they're willing to rip open body or interior panels to expose the electronics or cable, then they're going to get into the trunk eventually.
Most cars with valet keys have locks where the seat-fold levers are. These locks are not operable by the valet key.
Likewise the driver-side lever does not work if the car is unlocked or turned on using the valet key. Often to make this simpler there is another lock located by the driver's lever.
The WiFi standards do. Check for WPA Enterprise in your security config. Every wifi router I've messed with supports it.
Downside is it requires you to run a separate authentication server (usually RADIUS) to support it.
Only if you want to retype the password every time you connect to the network. That handy-dandy-remember-my-password feature saves a plain-text or easy-to-decrypt password by necessity.
Well to be fair, they thought they were only taking a meter.
And being inside the Apple world, I've found that iMac w/ Plex media server + roku + Plex iOS app + Win7 w/ Plex media server covers all my media streaming needs.
Plex is amazing... and it's even available in some "smart TVs" now too!
What languages are those praytell? I've been doing web development for 17 years and would love your insight.
Java - requires browser plugins and runtimes. Doesn't have easy DOM manipulation
Actionscript - requires Flash plugin. Server-side doesn't really exist outside of Cold Fusion. No DOM manipulation without involving JS.
C# or VB - IE with ActionScript only, or requires Silverlight.
Running the same code (not just the same language) on both the client and server can add so much simplicity. I've been prototyping a web app using Meteor, a framework that runs on Node.JS and MongoDB. One of the coolest features about it is that automatic data syncing between the client and the server give you AJAX functionality for free. Something changes on the server, the client automatically updates, and visa versa, all without having to write a single send/receive/callback function.
As long as your visitor has a JS-enabled browser, you're set and all the dependencies have been taken care of.
What 2 step process? I type "whois example.com" at a command line and I have the results. Granted the command itself first looks up the root registrar and then queries that registrar. But I can see all kinds of problems in this because different TLDs have different requirements for what is in WHOIS info. For example, .se domains have little more than a unique key to indicate the domain holder, whereas .com/.org/.net have all the Technical/Administrative/Owner contact info.
The recipe for Portland Cement uses alumina, aka aluminum oxide, and can be extracted from bauxite without electrolyzing.
Do you really have a problem with the term "a holy see" vs. "The Holy See". We use capitals for a reason to distinguish between a president and the President.
You did all that research work and missed how he got the land?
The first comment to the article you cited suggests that Spreckles never even owned it to begin with. But assuming he did, as a US citizen he would have been able to maintain his claim to the land through the US annexation. Dole bought everything up in the 20's. David Murdock, as the owner of the company Dole became, sold it to Larry last year.
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(Your Use Of Acronyms Makes You Completely Unintelligible)
Hmmm... your argument is that no entity besides a government can own property, counteracting every dictionary definition of the word "own", every legal understanding of the word "own", and every use of the word "own" going back hundreds of years.
Who's spouting hyperbole?
Get a Roku and install the Plex app. $65 and you have streaming from your Plex media library server (which can be Win, OSX or Linux)
Good guess. All you need to do is trigger the relay which could be electronic/magnetic instead of digital.
The GMO food may be safe, but the literal tons of pesticides and insecticides sprayed on the field probably are not.