In the areas that I drive, I can't even think of a 4-way stop where a single traffic flow has more than a single lane of traffic, they all have stop lights (by traffic flow, I mean all the lanes traveling in a single direction).
I don't spend much time in big metro areas though.
I got 1 question wrong because I specifically recalled that my instructor had contradicted the law on one question and found it more entertaining to answer as I had been instructed, rather than correctly.
Have you looked at intoxicated driving penalties lately? Someone who had been ticketed was bitching about them to me, so I was looking at the rules for my state to see how accurate their bitching was; it wasn't terribly accurate, but the penalties certainly seem to have successful behavior modification in mind.
There isn't a csv standard, so most people go with 'what excel does', and unfortunately, it behaves as you describe.
In Excel 2000, if you change the file extension to 'txt' and then open it, you have an opportunity to set the column types. In OO.o 3.1.1, opening the csv file gives the same behavior (well, on the installation on this computer).
No no, the summary contains paranoid Microsoft bashing, not India bashing. Not to mention the hilarious part about filtering being infeasible (I guess it would sort of suck for Indians if search engines started returning only white-listed results, but it isn't exactly hard to think of a way to filter output that you control (but the end result might suck for the searcher).
So is it not Western Media then? If the "Western Media" was a monolithic propaganda and manipulation machine, there wouldn't be a Rolling Stone article about the manipulation for the other poster to link to.
Is there much of a market for cellular devices larger than the iPhone?
There are applications where netbooks with cellular built into the device makes sense, but I would rather have cellular that I could also use with devices other than the netbook.
If it had happened prior to the invention of antibiotics, he would likely be dead rather than glad it was only resistant to some antibiotics. The point is that the antibiotic resistance is the thing that makes it deadly, and it is a new thing resulting from us even having antibiotics, the infections were just as deadly when we couldn't treat them at all.
Maybe, but you wouldn't be real happy if I cut off one of your legs (That is, maybe they are disappearing due to factors that are sort of external to 'ideal' functioning of our current bodies).
I took it as a didactic parable written from a rectal perspective.
Even more hilariously, they don't.
In the areas that I drive, I can't even think of a 4-way stop where a single traffic flow has more than a single lane of traffic, they all have stop lights (by traffic flow, I mean all the lanes traveling in a single direction).
I don't spend much time in big metro areas though.
I am imagining even more people turning right out of the left turn lane.
I got 1 question wrong because I specifically recalled that my instructor had contradicted the law on one question and found it more entertaining to answer as I had been instructed, rather than correctly.
Have you looked at intoxicated driving penalties lately? Someone who had been ticketed was bitching about them to me, so I was looking at the rules for my state to see how accurate their bitching was; it wasn't terribly accurate, but the penalties certainly seem to have successful behavior modification in mind.
There isn't a csv standard, so most people go with 'what excel does', and unfortunately, it behaves as you describe.
In Excel 2000, if you change the file extension to 'txt' and then open it, you have an opportunity to set the column types. In OO.o 3.1.1, opening the csv file gives the same behavior (well, on the installation on this computer).
No no, the summary contains paranoid Microsoft bashing, not India bashing. Not to mention the hilarious part about filtering being infeasible (I guess it would sort of suck for Indians if search engines started returning only white-listed results, but it isn't exactly hard to think of a way to filter output that you control (but the end result might suck for the searcher).
Oof!:
http://store.vmware.com/store/vmware/en_US/DisplayProductDetailsPage/productID.105855000
Not a big deal for lots of groups, but a show stopper for lots of others.
Are you going to stab your next victim, or are you going to shoot them?
You are chasing your tail. Deranged doesn't narrowly mean "fruit-loopily insane", it can also mean "in disorder".
Having the intention to kill hundreds of people is not a normal mental state.
I was looking more, 16,000 of the firearm related deaths are suicides, which probably aren't quite the same as accidents or murders.
If the excellent security you suppose can be provided ended up costing a lot, people might just fly on Mostly Safe Air.
You are posting on the internet, there is no excuse for guessing. You did guess relatively correctly, at least for the couple of years I checked:
http://webapp.cdc.gov/sasweb/ncipc/mortrate10_sy.html
If you reject the commission report and make up your own explanation, you are a truther.
So is it not Western Media then? If the "Western Media" was a monolithic propaganda and manipulation machine, there wouldn't be a Rolling Stone article about the manipulation for the other poster to link to.
Well, there isn't a year zero, so the first millennium AD spans the years from 1 AD to 1000 AD.
What sort of media do you think Rolling Stone is?
I used the iphone simply as a point of reference, I don't think I was using for scope.
And no, I don't consider subscribing to ATT to be a practical thing to do.
Is that cheaper than moving the radio?
Also, not very practical in the U.S.
Is there much of a market for cellular devices larger than the iPhone?
There are applications where netbooks with cellular built into the device makes sense, but I would rather have cellular that I could also use with devices other than the netbook.
So why not look it up?
Here's a hint: You are wrong.
Mixing acetaminophen with alcohol is terrible advice.
If it had happened prior to the invention of antibiotics, he would likely be dead rather than glad it was only resistant to some antibiotics. The point is that the antibiotic resistance is the thing that makes it deadly, and it is a new thing resulting from us even having antibiotics, the infections were just as deadly when we couldn't treat them at all.
Maybe, but you wouldn't be real happy if I cut off one of your legs (That is, maybe they are disappearing due to factors that are sort of external to 'ideal' functioning of our current bodies).