We use Credant here for Mac and Windows (and I hear it's DREADFUL -- awfully slow and other issues). I use the standard means in Ubuntu for Linux. I understand that that second one is probably not particularly manageable centrally, but certainly there is something else.
And impartial people who were responsible for actually investigating this stuff at the UN came up with nothing. Colin Powell participated in the whole farce and basically disappeared after that happened and came out for Obama this time. There was some top-secret intelligence alright -- so top secret that only people inside the bubble had it. Anyone who had any sense has since said "if I knew then what I know now..." Notably, Hillary Clinton has said the opposite. Therefore she will never be my candidate.
They are not the same, and you are not an economist. It has been written many times by people who DO work with the economy that it is a stupid analogy.
Are you getting Milton Friedman confused with Morgan Freeman in a message where you're scolding me for not knowing what I'm talking about? Just so we're clear.
The alternative is to have some variety of binding arbitration, or something else to balance the fact that the public employees can't strike. In most cases, police have this for obvious reasons. If the boss can get a restraining order or whatever to get you back to work, there has to be something keeping it fair.
Board: "We want the day after Thanksgiving off." Company: "No."...if the board does not have the membership behind them, "no" is the end of the conversation. If the company knows the membership will not do anything if they say no, then why should they go for a proposal?
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What is up with spelling Gauges without a U? Canada?
Why must it be one, exactly?
We use Credant here for Mac and Windows (and I hear it's DREADFUL -- awfully slow and other issues). I use the standard means in Ubuntu for Linux. I understand that that second one is probably not particularly manageable centrally, but certainly there is something else.
I'm curious what the situation is here when XP no longer has support/software patches. Is it any safer to run XP mode than to run XP?
Yeah. Because no one recently has received a lesson on how necessary public services are or anything... (I'll give you a hint: NY/NJ are involved)
And impartial people who were responsible for actually investigating this stuff at the UN came up with nothing. Colin Powell participated in the whole farce and basically disappeared after that happened and came out for Obama this time. There was some top-secret intelligence alright -- so top secret that only people inside the bubble had it. Anyone who had any sense has since said "if I knew then what I know now..." Notably, Hillary Clinton has said the opposite. Therefore she will never be my candidate.
The circle of people who use the maps software is much wider than the circle of people who use it to drive with.
As if there were no app for that if you wanted one.
Google walked away from the table? It's their table.
Transit directions? NYC is a big market.
I did even post a link you know.
Probably SSSS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secondary_Security_Screening_Selection
Bingo. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secondary_Security_Screening_Selection
I got into an argument with a customer service representative (and flew standby -- not sure which was responsible) and received this.
I'm almost certain you're already receiving the minimum scan. There are higher levels that you can and probably have not yet gotten.
You've not received the SSSS security scan (I've gotten it twice). Forget the barcode, it's written on your boarding pass!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secondary_Security_Screening_Selection
No, it isn't.
Among many: http://www.rooseveltinstitute.org/new-roosevelt/federal-budget-not-household-budget-here-s-why
They are not the same, and you are not an economist. It has been written many times by people who DO work with the economy that it is a stupid analogy.
Are you getting Milton Friedman confused with Morgan Freeman in a message where you're scolding me for not knowing what I'm talking about? Just so we're clear.
Another thing who that can kill people who probably didn't have it coming. But hey, THAT'S the shit that's important.
Yes, countries can go broke. NO it's not like a household budget. It's not. Period.
The US economy is not your stupid household budget. Stop making that asinine comparison.
The alternative is to have some variety of binding arbitration, or something else to balance the fact that the public employees can't strike. In most cases, police have this for obvious reasons. If the boss can get a restraining order or whatever to get you back to work, there has to be something keeping it fair.
The pavement must be better where you live.
MOST won't. My point was that both are done, but generally from volunteer money, at least by the rules where I live and before Citizens United.
Yes it is the same board.
Board: "We want the day after Thanksgiving off." ...if the board does not have the membership behind them, "no" is the end of the conversation. If the company knows the membership will not do anything if they say no, then why should they go for a proposal?
Company: "No."
No, not really. It could be in a car or in your pocket or what have you.
Yeah, only that's not what happens at all.