insider information is almost exclusively used for short-term gains.
I think you mean "those who are caught using insider information are almost exclusively those who use it for short-term gains." They are a lot easier to spot.
It's COMPLETELY incomprehencible to me that anyone is willing to accept that crap. Seriously.
It's only incomprehencible because you don't know enough average Americans.
The average American believes America is the greatest country on earth, and thus must have the greatest healthcare system on earth. They believe that should be obvious to you, since they pay the most for their healthcare, how could it be anything other than the best.
You can't swing a dead cat in America without hitting a nationalistic moron.
On the other hand, if you can't prove you're a citizen WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING TRYING TO VOTE?
Funny you should ask.
My mother falls in that exact situation. She can't prove she's a citizen.
She was born on a farm in rural Kansas during the great depression, no hospital, no doctor. Her birth was never recorded, so she has no birth certificate. That had never been a problem, until drivers license renewals started requiring a birth certificate (or passport which she doesn't have as she has never left the US).
So when you ask her "WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING TRYING TO VOTE?", I think she'll let you know "IT'S HER RIGHT" she's a U.S. citizen and lack of a birth certificate can't change that fact. Besides, she's probably been voting since before most people reading this were born.
If the economy takes a dive, I'll maybe push for a large domestic project rather than invent a war. Maybe an interstate highway syste... aww damn... I'll come up with something good.
People flock in huge numbers to Florida, Mexico, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, etc. Why would they not go to Cuba if the choice were available, and the price was right?
I think you meant to say "Americans flock in huge numbers to...".
And that my friend is why Cuba is such a popular destination for the rest of the world. No flocks of Americans.
Most people using Linux in the workplace already have their preferred Linux hardware vendor. Most people that are Dell shops are MS exclusively.
This is just not true. Almost everywhere I've worked, if you were going to buy X86 hardware the easiest way to get it approved was to buy a Dell. I've never worked in a Windows shop and never will.
Dell is already doing Linux support, we just had a go around with them about some problem we were having with a raid controller under Linux.
What a friggin' troll you are. There will be no such thing happen and you know it. Reporters have not 'disappeared' for any reasons other than perhaps organized crime. Dan Rathers, The NYT, et.al. have been adamantly andi-Bush and anti-anti-terrorism from the git-go and not a damn thing has or will happen to them. Nor should it.
Not a damn thing has happen to the journalist at the NYT.
You can look at how the US treated (or would treat) conquered Korea by examining South Korea today.
Why can't we use the example of how the US treated its own citizens (e.g. the
Lakota, the Cheyenne and Conestoga) who were out of favor with the government: Massacre and genocide seems likely.
Also, corn is much less efficient at converting solar energy to ethanol, so the US would be relying on imported sugar or ethanol anyway.
Corn is a bad choice for making ethanol. The only reason we do it now is we have some much corn we can't figure out what to do with it all.
A much better choice (and much better than importing sugar) would be to convert some corn production to sweet sorghum. You get 2 to 3 times the ethanol yield and it's a crop not unfamiliar to American farmers. Let me stress however, we do not want or need a monocrop soloution.
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What if I'm only humanoid.
I think you mean "those who are caught using insider information are almost exclusively those who use it for short-term gains." They are a lot easier to spot.
It's only incomprehencible because you don't know enough average Americans.
The average American believes America is the greatest country on earth, and thus must have the greatest healthcare system on earth. They believe that should be obvious to you, since they pay the most for their healthcare, how could it be anything other than the best.
You can't swing a dead cat in America without hitting a nationalistic moron.
Let me see if I got this straight.
The only way I can really exercise my fair use rights is to hire a lawyer and go to trail.
Who thought that up?
Oh wait a bunch of lawyers...
Never mind
If our government actually believed in human rights, we wouldn't favor trade with China above all other nations.
Maybe, if the US believed in human rights, the first thing they should do is stop torturing people.
Is that the same FBI as the one mentioned in this article?
Perhaps this is just another case of where the actions of a few individuals ruin things for everyone?
Your right. And in this case like so many other, those "few individuals", are politicians.
Let me see now ...
KGB?
Was I right?
This whole thing seems familiar...
Oh, there it is;
Catch-22 states that agents enforcing Catch-22 need not prove that Catch-22 actually contains whatever provision the accused violator is accused of violating. An old woman explains: Catch-22 says they have a right to do anything we can't stop them from doing.
I think that statement can stand without qualification currently.
Please can we send Tom Cruise instead??
You've got the wrong maverick.
I suggest Palin, kill 2 birds with one stone
On the other hand, if you can't prove you're a citizen WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING TRYING TO VOTE?
Funny you should ask.
My mother falls in that exact situation. She can't prove she's a citizen. She was born on a farm in rural Kansas during the great depression, no hospital, no doctor. Her birth was never recorded, so she has no birth certificate. That had never been a problem, until drivers license renewals started requiring a birth certificate (or passport which she doesn't have as she has never left the US).
So when you ask her "WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING TRYING TO VOTE?", I think she'll let you know "IT'S HER RIGHT" she's a U.S. citizen and lack of a birth certificate can't change that fact. Besides, she's probably been voting since before most people reading this were born.
Wow did they have it wrong. I thought everybody knew George Bush was the antichrist and he's definitely no friendly to the UN.
I only wear the monkey suit for special events such as funerals, bar mitzvahs, and court appearances. I.e., just like you.
I'll have you know I don't even own a monkey suit. :-)
The dearly departed don't care what you wear, they're dead.
I've never been to a bar mitzvah.
For my only court appearance so far, I wore shorts and a T-shirt.
If the economy takes a dive, I'll maybe push for a large domestic project rather than invent a war. Maybe an interstate highway syste... aww damn... I'll come up with something good.
How about massive public owned wind farms?
I find your ideas interesting and would like to subscribe to your newslet... wait, scratch that, I'll just watch TV.
Don't you mean "just what FOX News"?
People flock in huge numbers to Florida, Mexico, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, etc. Why would they not go to Cuba if the choice were available, and the price was right?
I think you meant to say "Americans flock in huge numbers to ...".
And that my friend is why Cuba is such a popular destination for the rest of the world. No flocks of Americans.
Isn't it a narcoleptic Linux distribution?
Most people using Linux in the workplace already have their preferred Linux hardware vendor. Most people that are Dell shops are MS exclusively.
This is just not true. Almost everywhere I've worked, if you were going to buy X86 hardware the easiest way to get it approved was to buy a Dell. I've never worked in a Windows shop and never will.
Dell is already doing Linux support, we just had a go around with them about some problem we were having with a raid controller under Linux.
Social programs?
I though most of the money went to Halliburton and few other non-bidders.
What a friggin' troll you are. There will be no such thing happen and you know it. Reporters have not 'disappeared' for any reasons other than perhaps organized crime. Dan Rathers, The NYT, et.al. have been adamantly andi-Bush and anti-anti-terrorism from the git-go and not a damn thing has or will happen to them. Nor should it.
Not a damn thing has happen to the journalist at the NYT.
Judith Miller never spent 85 days in jail.
Nope. Not a damn thing.
Better get that bulk order for Guy Fawkes masks in before the rush. Amazon have them for $5.99.
No they don't. The cheapest I found was $22.99
Maybe the slashdot effect caused a surge in the price.
You can look at how the US treated (or would treat) conquered Korea by examining South Korea today.
Why can't we use the example of how the US treated its own citizens (e.g. the Lakota, the Cheyenne and Conestoga) who were out of favor with the government: Massacre and genocide seems likely.They should probably be more worried about their roads than their pipes.
Don't you know, the Internet is not a truck it's a series of tubes.
Trucks use roads, and tubes do not require either roads or pipes.
What happens when your government comes to take it away?
Oh come on, that's easy. They will "pry it from his cold dead hand".
Well at least that's what he'd say.
Also, corn is much less efficient at converting solar energy to ethanol, so the US would be relying on imported sugar or ethanol anyway.
Corn is a bad choice for making ethanol. The only reason we do it now is we have some much corn we can't figure out what to do with it all.
A much better choice (and much better than importing sugar) would be to convert some corn production to sweet sorghum. You get 2 to 3 times the ethanol yield and it's a crop not unfamiliar to American farmers. Let me stress however, we do not want or need a monocrop soloution.