Since all planned objectives have been met, how about sending one rover to other rover and pull it out of its hole. Then, working as a team, explore MARS together in the true "spirit" of cooperation. What an "opportunity"!
The bad news is that the FIX is in, the bought dogs of avarice voted their conscience ($$$$). Politicians should serve three terms, 2 in office and 1 life sentence in prison. Another reason for the separation of Business and State.
Well he does sort of get stereotyped in zombie roles these days.
P.S. Don't take yourself so seriously, wanker - nobody else does.
He was a zombie during his presidency, King George the 1st was the true power behind the throne. Besides, it appears to me (at least) you are the one who's seriously piqued, wanker? Droll attempts at flames will be met with gentile mists.
Absolutely, but blurring the entertainment and political lines has unintended consequences, thus this discussion forum.
I thought you were going to mention Ronald Reagan, then I saw your ID.
Ask your grandpa.
Ronald Reagan was and still is a B movie actor and a B politician. He was not acting when he became Governor nor president. Tommy Thompson was doing both the same as the Governator. The presidency is a figurehead position with lots of power. The president does what is allowed by consensus, not what they want to do as an individual. Where were you when Kennedy was assassinated?
Looks are deceiving, this goes for politics,entertainment, or ID's.
I still have a Palm Pilot. The first time it broke,I called Palm,and they gave easy instructions for repairing it. The second time it broke I was stuck in the third world service center maze. Needless to say, it hasn't been repaired. I really liked it since it was effective as a PDA. In its day (circa 2000), the Palm was state of the art so to speak. I now use the iPod Touch much the same way except now I have wi-fi. As for HP, nice printers until you replace the ink cartridges. I consider HP computers the same way I do Compaq, full of proprietary bullshit, none of it wanted.
Another argument for the separation of Business and State. As for the removal of the Glass-Stegal act, the politicians did not remove it, they were bought to remove it. Bought by the people who would most benefit.
Regulation breeds monopolies and big businesses that are 'too big to fail'.
Regulation as well as deregulation laws written by the regulated, rubber stamped by the bought dogs of politics, are the cause of monopolies and bailouts. The end user/ consumer do not enter into the equation, except when someone has to clean up (pay for)the mess.
and with we, i mean all internet users around the world. if the comcast bastardiness stands, more american companies will imitate it first, then the international companies in other countries will start to demand the same rights to rule over their users' traffic.
if this tide is stemmed there, that wont take off.
If you follow O'bama's thinking that there is no reason to return to the moon since we were already been there, it's like saying to Columbus there in no reason to return to the new world since we were already there. How lame can you get?
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Since all planned objectives have been met, how about sending one rover to other rover and pull it out of its hole. Then, working as a team, explore MARS together in the true "spirit" of cooperation.
What an "opportunity"!
The bad news is that the FIX is in, the bought dogs of avarice voted their conscience ($$$$).
Politicians should serve three terms, 2 in office and 1 life sentence in prison.
Another reason for the separation of Business and State.
Well he does sort of get stereotyped in zombie roles these days.
P.S. Don't take yourself so seriously, wanker - nobody else does.
He was a zombie during his presidency, King George the 1st was the true power behind the throne.
Besides, it appears to me (at least) you are the one who's seriously piqued, wanker? Droll attempts at flames will be met with gentile mists.
I thought you were going to mention Ronald Reagan, then I saw your ID.
Ask your grandpa.
Ronald Reagan was and still is a B movie actor and a B politician. He was not acting when he became Governor nor president. Tommy Thompson was doing both the same as the Governator.
The presidency is a figurehead position with lots of power. The president does what is allowed by consensus, not what they want to do as an individual. Where were you when Kennedy was assassinated?
Looks are deceiving, this goes for politics,entertainment, or ID's.
Palm ended up drunken, beaten to a pulp in the dark of some back alley, as it should be.
I still have a Palm Pilot. The first time it broke,I called Palm,and they gave easy instructions for repairing it.
The second time it broke I was stuck in the third world service center maze. Needless to say, it hasn't been repaired. I really liked it since it was effective as a PDA. In its day (circa 2000), the Palm was state of the art so to speak. I now use the iPod Touch much the same way except now I have wi-fi.
As for HP, nice printers until you replace the ink cartridges.
I consider HP computers the same way I do Compaq, full of proprietary bullshit, none of it wanted.
Sounds like the MAFIA to me.
They aught to drag in the clients also, just for good measure. Hope it wasn't Goldman-Sachs.
At just .15 per bot, this confirms that the economic downturn has affected the bot trade as well.
No stimulus package in sight. I'm holding on to my bots till the rebound.
My botsfrommumbi(trademark pending) are .0275 per bot. So don't hold your breath.
Ask Howard Stern.
Something about foxes in the chicken house comes to mind...Hmmmmm...
Have you heard of the National Initiative?
That's flawed logic.
It's not flawed, for $50,000 in a Swiss bank account in your wife's name, you can see my logic, can't you?
Another argument for the separation of Business and State.
As for the removal of the Glass-Stegal act, the politicians did not remove it, they were bought to remove it. Bought by the people who would most benefit.
Regulation breeds monopolies and big businesses that are 'too big to fail'.
Regulation as well as deregulation laws written by the regulated, rubber stamped by the bought dogs of politics, are the cause of monopolies and bailouts. The end user/ consumer do not enter into the equation, except when someone has to clean up (pay for)the mess.
Everything you say is an argument for the separation of Business and State.
no new powers are required. So, ask yourself why it is they want these new powers.
If you don't understand why they ask for something, you're missing something in the "what" they are asking for.
Bite me grammar nazis
and with we, i mean all internet users around the world. if the comcast bastardiness stands, more american companies will imitate it first, then the international companies in other countries will start to demand the same rights to rule over their users' traffic. if this tide is stemmed there, that wont take off.
You mean ...like...China?
User ID's will become the secondary tax identifier.
What's a good 2nd degree to get?
Nursing.
A good old-fashioned, generalized Bachelor of Arts. You'll be able to apply for many more jobs with that.
Or join the Masons... :)
Web page design focusing in VBA, C++, any program that leads to intelligent man-machine interfacing.
And that is a bad thing? When I read "setting orbital safety standards" in the summary, I was thinking that was the end of private spaceflight.
Another reason to clean up the orbital spaceways. Lots and lots of money in doing so.
The teamsters will suck that up just for union dues.
Much like AC's.
I can tell it's going to suck because it's a "center of excellence". Sounds like something from Office Space.
Any venture that combines government and government contractors does not sit well with me.
I can already see Halliburton jockeying for space access.
If you follow O'bama's thinking that there is no reason to return to the moon since we were already been there, it's like saying to Columbus there in no reason to return to the new world since we were already there. How lame can you get?