Thank goodness prisons are not flammable. It would be interesting to see evacuation plans for a supermax in the case of a bio or chem attack (for the geo area, not with the prison as a target). I would guess those plans are, er, under lock and key.
What if I host images in CA and my database in TX? (and both states enact this kind of legislation) would my customers have to pay both state sales tax?
As it is I have no idea where my shared linux hosting account is. Now you want me to collect taxes there?
This is so simple even lawyers will have to make a run before messing it up (but I knows they'll try).
I volunteer as an EMT. In the field it is much faster to take vitals with a dial watch. My BOB has one too, I take that everywhere I go that has the potential to be stuck in the wilderness.
Look it's $12 a hour ok. There's a big difference!/sarcasm (with location COLA pay it was $18 an hour here). And yea I was there for 5 months and 70% of the people working there were "I gots me a gov'ment job with benefits now" it's McyD's every night from now on! But yes it should be a professional LEO job.
It sucked and I defiantly read the writing one the wall and was all "out of here". I was appalled by most of the other screeners attitudes.
Oh, by the way even in 2005 they trained us all (in the 10 day security course) how to tell the difference between liquid explosives and, say, soda in the X-ray. In fact I bet most humans with any kine sense could after looking at image A or image B.
I will say that I have met people that failed the entrance exam as well as people who did not pass the Screener Basic Training course on the first go (I think they let people take it 3 times).
And that's why I quit after 4 months. A few things tipped me off. This was before the shoe and liquid BS. 1) I stopped a kid with a small chain with a weight on each end (also called a manriki-gusari). The security "manager" over ruled that and let him on the plane with it. Then I went though a checkpoint with and IED (inert C4) without alarming in any way. Then another screener failed to find a firearm in a XRAY then hand search during testing. then during training about terminal evacuation for bomb threats one TSA lady stood up and made a huge scene "I anin't goin down there if there is a re-port of a bomb, uh-ah, no way, I anin't paid to do that, I anint a cop". I said in my head, I am out of here. There is about 5% who want it to be effective. I head from their own lips "I got me a good government job now". Yeah, not now, everyone hates you.
Even with a lawyer I have found they only look for what you tell them to look for. Lawyers, easy for them to hide something,hard for another to find something if they don't know what they are looking for given the "find anything wrong with this" instruction. Their point of view and reference is WAY off. IMEXP I have found lawyers very lacking to even do their job of protecting you.
After I "was asked to leave", two people were hired to replace me. Knowing the CEO though, they probably got paid $10 hour so the company saved money and got rid of a troublemaker that doesn't know his place.
In the main CCD sensor there is an IR filter. So how would this work if you cover the other sensors with tape (that is a clear no brainer)? I have an iPhone and I am getting pissed at all these companies trying to protect me from myself (That's the BS premise protect the copy write holder by preventing me from breaking the law). Imagine a gun or even motocycle company trying to prevent people from doing illegal things with their products. Why the iPhone, get a FLIP (I know it's a POS) or the any dozen of pocket cams offered by companies like thinkgeek for under a $100. If you are going to bootleg something why not go the extra inch. And not that I have ever recorded a protected event other then taking ironic photos in the bank of their VERY customer service oriented posters with a line of 20 and only one teller.
I see, um, fatal flaws. Mainly the ability to self-right, glide or auto rotate. Basically, anything that might go wrong will result in a uncontrolled flight into terrain.
I am in Alaska. No sales tax in Anchorage (some towns have it). But then you would have to live in 9 months of dark/cold with 12 months of lotek. And there is the Alaska tax. That's either stores selling something for more then it is on Amazon even with next day shipping or the straight shipping fees from companies that do not have good shipping contracts. (I got a Smittybuilt bumper from Amazon with free 2nd day shipping, but if I order an ARB bumper from a offroad supply company shipping is $400). On the flip we get a dividend from the state based on oil revenue. (last year was about $900 per resident)
Yes thanks to Monsanto we have pesticide PROOF ragweed. Yes, thats right. Cross pollen and interbreeding from a GMO similar species used for an industrial property gives us a indestructible allergin thousands of miles away. They are putting antibiotics for humans into the genes of plants and genes from animals so when you eat the rice or whatever you get the antibiotic (its for famine ridden places) or other benefit. Oh yeah, they don't always need to mention it's GMO, even if its in food stuffs at WalMart. Thanks FDA, what was your job again? Oh I remember, its so you can get a lobbying job at a food maker when you leave.
Monsanto modle in effect. Check your neighbors crops, find your patented genes, sue and WIN. They do it, they do it. Monsanto is indirectly [sic] responsible for the loss of many natural species of at least rice and possibly others (I lack the knowledge to make a definitive statement). Selling seed that does not propagate is not in the best interest of the planet (though possibly in the best interests of those geeks that favor the dark scifi future and is defiantly in the interests of the corporation.)
It just needs to hold together for 4 more years while I mass a large (enough) savings and convert it to the Euro. Then I am outty too. I have a good wide array of general professional skills that I should be able to get a job in any country I can get a work visa.
Yes, convenient (stupid iPad owner, its always twisting my misspelled words) or I would accept ubiquitous or settle for insured, I have trust issues with a distributed database. I would never accept rent in Bitcoins, it was bad enough getting rent by Paypal. You do a beautiful job of making my point though. Perhaps these alt currencies are usable in large population centers where other users may be around, but I live far off the beaten path. I do not think they are worthless to you, but they are to me. Even right now. If you want to use my services please convert your Bitcoins to USD or gold first. People still build PC's? There's and archaic art form. And we have reached the end of my attention span on an issue I will only see again if it becomes wide spread through the efforts dedicated folks lobbying for its acceptance.
Alt Currency is just that. It may work for some people in a non formal agreement of value, but otherwise it is worthless. Unless there is a convent way to transfer it, it will remain worthless. Just like casino coins from Vegas would have little more then curio value in Malindi, Kenya (unlike the US dollar or Euro which you can buy food or lodging with) (bonus tip- go to the last resort North of town past the bend in the road, about 2 km, there are bungalows on the beach and a pool if you don't want to swim in shark infested waters). If you can't buy food or gas with it at the corner station it's not money.
I use the kindle for iOS. Not the apple ebook reader. That's a free app with loads of free classics. Just reread 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea; cost $0. This bookseller/app maker had a flawed business plan.
I have a service based business, every time I consider a promotion or sale i take the minimum amount of money I want then ADD my over head to that including promotion cost. So what, another person that wants to own their own business can't do math? What a shocking story.
A lot of commensurate about why the police kicked in the door with guns out. This is called a no knock warrant. It is used when the police or DA thinks the person is dangerous (threat) or they may destroy evidence if given time. The name calling was just an added extra baised on the charges on the warrant.
Personal note A) secured next to my bed is a slip-on NIJ IIIa chest plate with my FNH Five-seveN and 2 extra magazines. (there are a lot of home invasions in my area -+6-10 a year) Note B) I fear a no knock warrant more then a home invasion as I will start shooting if my door is kicked in, and when the police are involved I will lose (I have no reason to think I will ever be served with a warrant of any kind, but neither did the guy in the story)
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Thank goodness prisons are not flammable. It would be interesting to see evacuation plans for a supermax in the case of a bio or chem attack (for the geo area, not with the prison as a target). I would guess those plans are, er, under lock and key.
As it is I have no idea where my shared linux hosting account is. Now you want me to collect taxes there?
This is so simple even lawyers will have to make a run before messing it up (but I knows they'll try).
I volunteer as an EMT. In the field it is much faster to take vitals with a dial watch. My BOB has one too, I take that everywhere I go that has the potential to be stuck in the wilderness.
It sucked and I defiantly read the writing one the wall and was all "out of here". I was appalled by most of the other screeners attitudes.
Oh, by the way even in 2005 they trained us all (in the 10 day security course) how to tell the difference between liquid explosives and, say, soda in the X-ray. In fact I bet most humans with any kine sense could after looking at image A or image B.
I will say that I have met people that failed the entrance exam as well as people who did not pass the Screener Basic Training course on the first go (I think they let people take it 3 times).
And that's why I quit after 4 months. A few things tipped me off. This was before the shoe and liquid BS. 1) I stopped a kid with a small chain with a weight on each end (also called a manriki-gusari). The security "manager" over ruled that and let him on the plane with it. Then I went though a checkpoint with and IED (inert C4) without alarming in any way. Then another screener failed to find a firearm in a XRAY then hand search during testing. then during training about terminal evacuation for bomb threats one TSA lady stood up and made a huge scene "I anin't goin down there if there is a re-port of a bomb, uh-ah, no way, I anin't paid to do that, I anint a cop". I said in my head, I am out of here. There is about 5% who want it to be effective. I head from their own lips "I got me a good government job now". Yeah, not now, everyone hates you.
Even with a lawyer I have found they only look for what you tell them to look for. Lawyers, easy for them to hide something,hard for another to find something if they don't know what they are looking for given the "find anything wrong with this" instruction. Their point of view and reference is WAY off. IMEXP I have found lawyers very lacking to even do their job of protecting you.
After I "was asked to leave", two people were hired to replace me. Knowing the CEO though, they probably got paid $10 hour so the company saved money and got rid of a troublemaker that doesn't know his place.
In the main CCD sensor there is an IR filter. So how would this work if you cover the other sensors with tape (that is a clear no brainer)? I have an iPhone and I am getting pissed at all these companies trying to protect me from myself (That's the BS premise protect the copy write holder by preventing me from breaking the law). Imagine a gun or even motocycle company trying to prevent people from doing illegal things with their products. Why the iPhone, get a FLIP (I know it's a POS) or the any dozen of pocket cams offered by companies like thinkgeek for under a $100. If you are going to bootleg something why not go the extra inch. And not that I have ever recorded a protected event other then taking ironic photos in the bank of their VERY customer service oriented posters with a line of 20 and only one teller.
Yeah, I would have put it in the freezer or under my bed on a zip drive. Sheesh, some people don't know how to handle money.
Altitude ceiling of rotor aircraft is about air density at altitude over (no pun) weight to downforce ratio.
I see, um, fatal flaws. Mainly the ability to self-right, glide or auto rotate. Basically, anything that might go wrong will result in a uncontrolled flight into terrain.
My friend, that is news.
If it was FOX or MSNBC someone would get paid to post that in a "news blog".
What happens to when the case is reported on? Then that case is reported.... Ouch, I am not going to think about it.
I am in Alaska. No sales tax in Anchorage (some towns have it). But then you would have to live in 9 months of dark/cold with 12 months of lotek. And there is the Alaska tax. That's either stores selling something for more then it is on Amazon even with next day shipping or the straight shipping fees from companies that do not have good shipping contracts. (I got a Smittybuilt bumper from Amazon with free 2nd day shipping, but if I order an ARB bumper from a offroad supply company shipping is $400). On the flip we get a dividend from the state based on oil revenue. (last year was about $900 per resident)
Yes thanks to Monsanto we have pesticide PROOF ragweed. Yes, thats right. Cross pollen and interbreeding from a GMO similar species used for an industrial property gives us a indestructible allergin thousands of miles away. They are putting antibiotics for humans into the genes of plants and genes from animals so when you eat the rice or whatever you get the antibiotic (its for famine ridden places) or other benefit. Oh yeah, they don't always need to mention it's GMO, even if its in food stuffs at WalMart. Thanks FDA, what was your job again? Oh I remember, its so you can get a lobbying job at a food maker when you leave.
Monsanto modle in effect. Check your neighbors crops, find your patented genes, sue and WIN. They do it, they do it. Monsanto is indirectly [sic] responsible for the loss of many natural species of at least rice and possibly others (I lack the knowledge to make a definitive statement). Selling seed that does not propagate is not in the best interest of the planet (though possibly in the best interests of those geeks that favor the dark scifi future and is defiantly in the interests of the corporation.)
It just needs to hold together for 4 more years while I mass a large (enough) savings and convert it to the Euro. Then I am outty too. I have a good wide array of general professional skills that I should be able to get a job in any country I can get a work visa.
Get it accepted (gps in everyone's hand and/or car) - wait - mandate tracking via law. Repeat for effect and control.
Yes, convenient (stupid iPad owner, its always twisting my misspelled words) or I would accept ubiquitous or settle for insured, I have trust issues with a distributed database. I would never accept rent in Bitcoins, it was bad enough getting rent by Paypal. You do a beautiful job of making my point though. Perhaps these alt currencies are usable in large population centers where other users may be around, but I live far off the beaten path. I do not think they are worthless to you, but they are to me. Even right now. If you want to use my services please convert your Bitcoins to USD or gold first. People still build PC's? There's and archaic art form. And we have reached the end of my attention span on an issue I will only see again if it becomes wide spread through the efforts dedicated folks lobbying for its acceptance.
Alt Currency is just that. It may work for some people in a non formal agreement of value, but otherwise it is worthless. Unless there is a convent way to transfer it, it will remain worthless. Just like casino coins from Vegas would have little more then curio value in Malindi, Kenya (unlike the US dollar or Euro which you can buy food or lodging with) (bonus tip- go to the last resort North of town past the bend in the road, about 2 km, there are bungalows on the beach and a pool if you don't want to swim in shark infested waters). If you can't buy food or gas with it at the corner station it's not money.
Isnt that 30% OF 30%, not you get 30% from the pub, we get that 30% from you?
I use the kindle for iOS. Not the apple ebook reader. That's a free app with loads of free classics. Just reread 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea; cost $0. This bookseller/app maker had a flawed business plan.
I have a service based business, every time I consider a promotion or sale i take the minimum amount of money I want then ADD my over head to that including promotion cost. So what, another person that wants to own their own business can't do math? What a shocking story.
So we can install it right until they say we can't? Fuck that.
A lot of commensurate about why the police kicked in the door with guns out. This is called a no knock warrant. It is used when the police or DA thinks the person is dangerous (threat) or they may destroy evidence if given time. The name calling was just an added extra baised on the charges on the warrant. Personal note A) secured next to my bed is a slip-on NIJ IIIa chest plate with my FNH Five-seveN and 2 extra magazines. (there are a lot of home invasions in my area -+6-10 a year) Note B) I fear a no knock warrant more then a home invasion as I will start shooting if my door is kicked in, and when the police are involved I will lose (I have no reason to think I will ever be served with a warrant of any kind, but neither did the guy in the story)