You meant it as a joke, but in fact, it's not. Kitchen grease can be used to make nitroglycerin. Granted, you need to have nitric acid too, and that's probably easier to track.
If Cruz is a scary blowhard asshole, Trump is a scarier blowhard asshole. When your campaign rallies start employing brownshirt tactics like beating up protestors, you have become legitimately very scary.
Trademarks are specific to the thing (and the brand) you're promoting under the mark. "Just do it" wasn't generally used for shoes before. "I'm lovin' it" wasn't generally used for fast food before. I could market a line of shoes with "I'm lovin' it" and McDonald's could not win a case against me as long as I could establish I was not creating confusion with the McDonald's brand. If you're referring to the infamous "Enjoy Cocaine" case, in that case they were not trademarking just "Enjoy", but rather suing on the resemblance to "Enjoy Coca-Cola", including using Coke's font, as a deliberate attempt to link to Coca-Cola.
But "Let's Play" is already established as a generic term in video games. Sony can't trademark it any more than Nike could trademark "Shoelaces".
Enforcement and regulation may be needed to tame organizations if they take advantage of lack of enforcement or regulation.
Of course, that enforcement and regulation will need an organization to be done. I guess that organization will be amazingly free of all these problems.
They are made up of the same stuff: humans who follow human nature and who need some degree of governance and oversight.
Incorrect. Quoting from Health and Human Services own website on HIPAA: "The HIPAA Privacy Rule establishes national standards to protect individualsâ(TM) medical records and other personal health information and applies to health plans, health care clearinghouses, and those health care providers that conduct certain health care transactions electronically."
HIPAA is no joke and it's taken very seriously in the healthcare industry because the government can and does levy massive fines every year for violations.
Indeed they do, and those in the health care industry do take it very seriously, as it applies to them. But not to those outside it.
How could a federal database of people with mental health problems (instantly searchable during the background check) possibly be in compliance with HIPAA?
First off, thanks for getting the acronym right. Second, the answer is "easily". Only doctors, hospitals and similar medical firms, and insurers, and their agents, are bound by HIPAA. It doesn't constrain actions in tracking and sharing health information by anybody else.
Many or even most will move on, but once the pressure for new IPV4 addresses is off, the rest will probably keep them. I suspect that by 2020, between 30% and 60% of users will be IPV4-only.
Ignoring the (quite literal) network effects. When the tipping point comes, it'll go to 100% IPv6 very quickly. Everybody will be on IPv6 because that's where everybody else is. Nobody will want to be cut off by being on an IPv4-only address.
Are you serious? Yes, NoX is affected by sunlight - it creates ozone. Very unhealthy.
The OP's point is not that NOx isn't noxious, it's that it isn't persistent. The ozone created by sunlight on NOX is unstable and breaks down quickly. If we stopped pumping NOx into the atmosphere, it and its byproducts would all be gone in a matter of weeks. The same can't be said of CO2.
having 'the help' actually embedded in your home is a bit weird and intrusive unless they are amazingly skilled at being deferential and you are somewhat used to the idea
It's called "having a household staff" and historically has been the standard for those rich enough to have servants.
I don't even really play any games any more because they ALL bring you to a point where it's "pay or fail".
I can still find video games that don't do that. Not on my phone, though. Even on consoles and PCs you see this model, but there are still plenty that don't, so it's easy to avoid. The answer isn't "don't game" but rather "don't game on your phone."
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I expect the real answer is much simpler. Trump is entertaining. Trump is controversial. Trump pulls in ratings. So they cover Trump.
That's not how phone numbers have been used in a long time. That's why we have all-digit-dialing instead of calling ENglewood 3-1234.
Betteridge's Law of Headlines.
How soon they forget. Actually, it's Johnny Carson and Jack Webb.
I guess I'm not a consumer. I'm okay with that.
The nitroglycerin can also be used to make nitrocellulose, and from there to smokeless powder, putting it squarely in the ATF's purview.
You meant it as a joke, but in fact, it's not. Kitchen grease can be used to make nitroglycerin. Granted, you need to have nitric acid too, and that's probably easier to track.
Gladly. Anybody who hasn't heard about this needs to. http://www.joemygod.com/2015/1...
That's the point. We don't remember them. We do remember him. There's a reason for that.
Miss information? Jeez, she seemed so nice on Hysteria!, too.
If Cruz is a scary blowhard asshole, Trump is a scarier blowhard asshole. When your campaign rallies start employing brownshirt tactics like beating up protestors, you have become legitimately very scary.
Trademarks are specific to the thing (and the brand) you're promoting under the mark. "Just do it" wasn't generally used for shoes before. "I'm lovin' it" wasn't generally used for fast food before. I could market a line of shoes with "I'm lovin' it" and McDonald's could not win a case against me as long as I could establish I was not creating confusion with the McDonald's brand. If you're referring to the infamous "Enjoy Cocaine" case, in that case they were not trademarking just "Enjoy", but rather suing on the resemblance to "Enjoy Coca-Cola", including using Coke's font, as a deliberate attempt to link to Coca-Cola.
But "Let's Play" is already established as a generic term in video games. Sony can't trademark it any more than Nike could trademark "Shoelaces".
Contraband sheep.
Of course, that enforcement and regulation will need an organization to be done. I guess that organization will be amazingly free of all these problems.
Provided by...whom? Quis custodiet ispos custodes?
Incorrect. Quoting from Health and Human Services own website on HIPAA: "The HIPAA Privacy Rule establishes national standards to protect individualsâ(TM) medical records and other personal health information and applies to health plans, health care clearinghouses, and those health care providers that conduct certain health care transactions electronically."
Indeed they do, and those in the health care industry do take it very seriously, as it applies to them. But not to those outside it.
First off, thanks for getting the acronym right. Second, the answer is "easily". Only doctors, hospitals and similar medical firms, and insurers, and their agents, are bound by HIPAA. It doesn't constrain actions in tracking and sharing health information by anybody else.
Do your own. Nitrous Oxide (N2O) is different from Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) and is not part of engine emissions.
How about Fallout 4? Halo 5? Super Mario Maker? Splatoon? (yes, the NIntendo stuff hooks into Amiibos, but they're hardly necessary)
Ignoring the (quite literal) network effects. When the tipping point comes, it'll go to 100% IPv6 very quickly. Everybody will be on IPv6 because that's where everybody else is. Nobody will want to be cut off by being on an IPv4-only address.
The OP's point is not that NOx isn't noxious, it's that it isn't persistent. The ozone created by sunlight on NOX is unstable and breaks down quickly. If we stopped pumping NOx into the atmosphere, it and its byproducts would all be gone in a matter of weeks. The same can't be said of CO2.
Yes, actually. He not only started Facebook, he wrote the initial version of it himself.
It's called "having a household staff" and historically has been the standard for those rich enough to have servants.
I can still find video games that don't do that. Not on my phone, though. Even on consoles and PCs you see this model, but there are still plenty that don't, so it's easy to avoid. The answer isn't "don't game" but rather "don't game on your phone."
Oh, the irony.
"I take care of the place while the Mistress is away. It'll be dark soon."