Scene 3: The Naboo delegation requests protection from the Jedi council. As they turn to leave, Jar-Jar pinches Padme's ass, thinking no one notices. Then, Mace Windu yells, "Doan' be disrepecting tha ho, muthafucka!" and whips out his lightsaber. He lops off Jar-Jar's head, making him spill his bowl of hot grits, while Padme, petrified with shock, watches.
I understand. The ~$70 is for what we call "disability". Keeps you fed and housed when unable to work due to illness, injury, etc. The ~$415 is for health, non-catastrophic, no treatments that are newer than 6 months or so, on and on. Yahoo.
It's looks expensive at ~USD70/month, but it's all tax deductable(sp?), so it boils down to ~USD30/month, which is not all that much actually.
"Deductible";)
US $70 per month isn't that bad if it's going to keep you afloat through a major disablity. With tax deductions to bring it down even further, damn. Hell, my regular health insurance is ~US $415 per month for me, my wife and daughter.
MS Project Web Access is not browser-based, though. It is Windows-based, requiring Win98, Win98SE, WinMe, NT4SP6, Win2000 or WinXP as well as Internet Explorer 5.01 or later.
MS Project Server: $720 MS Project Server CAL: $127
It appears that Project Central in Project 2000 has been replaced with Project Server 2002 as a separate, chargeable product. In version 2000, the web collaboration server was included in the "Pro" flavor, with CALs required to connect. Nows requires SQL 2000 for Enterprise resource managment. It seems MSDE no longer cuts it. Hmmmm.
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LOL! Remember, you're not hunting deer/moose/rabbits, you're protecting plants.
And really on a buch of levels, nothing beats a good Ribeye.
I just can't agree with that. A good Prime Rib or Porterhouse definitely tops a good Ribeye.
an interconnected rickshaw system, but all I got was this lousy Maglev train. That's right, I'M a Florida voter!
dumpy, flightless bird that spends most of its time in the water.
And the rest of his time running for Vice-President alongside a dirty, occasionally-dead Communist cat.
RTFPM - Read The Fucking Peanut Manual
Bart: "Relax, Dad. We'll be dead in 5 minutes."
Homer: "Not fast enough!"
"The worms crawl in,
The worms crawl out.
The bugs play pinochle
On my shout."
Deep Blue, Deep Fritz, Deep Junior, Deep Thought. When are we going to get Deep Frink, so I can find out who's going to win the Superbowl?
I like spaghetti code.
Come on, Taco. Post under your own name.
- 10 PRINT "Fuck You"
Send output to the line printer and head for the hills.20 GOTO 10
Just use the chicken.wad. They won't mind seeing you run around throwing chickens, will they?
Again, this is apples to oranges comparisons.
No, it's Apples to Bunny People comparisons.
By Bill Gates
2. The conversion of old computer to doorstop
This one's easy:
1. Set BIOS to boot from CD.
2. Open CD-ROM.
3. Insert Windows XP CD.
4. Boot PC and follow on-screen instructions.
Scene 3: The Naboo delegation requests protection from the Jedi council. As they turn to leave, Jar-Jar pinches Padme's ass, thinking no one notices. Then, Mace Windu yells, "Doan' be disrepecting tha ho, muthafucka!" and whips out his lightsaber. He lops off Jar-Jar's head, making him spill his bowl of hot grits, while Padme, petrified with shock, watches.
Mother Earth has hit menopause. Yikes!
Illinois can frickin' have it! Bad enough to have to admit that Gary is in the same State that I live in. Come on!! Let's clean up Indiana!
For instance "marine coolers"... I mean, they're exactly the same thing, but cost a LOT more.
It costs a LOT to have third-world children paint antennas, wires and dials white, you know.
factories ran by fish ...
Actually, I think they're Japanese factories run by workers wearing fish costumes.
"And that one looks like Jebediah Springfield...With his head cut off."
I understand. The ~$70 is for what we call "disability". Keeps you fed and housed when unable to work due to illness, injury, etc. The ~$415 is for health, non-catastrophic, no treatments that are newer than 6 months or so, on and on. Yahoo.
It's looks expensive at ~USD70/month, but it's all tax deductable(sp?), so it boils down to ~USD30/month, which is not all that much actually.
;)
"Deductible"
US $70 per month isn't that bad if it's going to keep you afloat through a major disablity. With tax deductions to bring it down even further, damn. Hell, my regular health insurance is ~US $415 per month for me, my wife and daughter.
I would think I'd hear the thing in my filings
Take your radio out of the filing cabinet. Maybe the cabinet is shielded against those frequencies.
MS Project Web Access is not browser-based, though. It is Windows-based, requiring Win98, Win98SE, WinMe, NT4SP6, Win2000 or WinXP as well as Internet Explorer 5.01 or later.
MS Project Server: $720
MS Project Server CAL: $127
It appears that Project Central in Project 2000 has been replaced with Project Server 2002 as a separate, chargeable product. In version 2000, the web collaboration server was included in the "Pro" flavor, with CALs required to connect. Nows requires SQL 2000 for Enterprise resource managment. It seems MSDE no longer cuts it. Hmmmm.