I wouldn't worry about it too much, Disney owns Miramax, producer/distributor of such family friendly fare as Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, From Dusk Till Dawn, No Country for Old Men, and so on.
Marvel never worked real hard at pushing much past mainstream values anyway, and it doesn't seem that difficult for artists who want to put out edgier material to work with the more boutique publishers (it isn't as if the market for adult themed comic books is constrained by printing costs).
If only the wind turbines were on stationary towers, then they might be able to map them, and use such a map to inform their interpretation of the radar data.
Or the single moderator that modded you down so far happened to agree with me that you had simply reposted the stupid advertisement from the story (also, of the four points, 2 aren't really critical of Apple, and another is incoherent).
I'm no Apple promoter, I can't believe people shell out for the shiny lock down they sell.
Why are you linking and reposting their advertisement? "Listen to your iPhone and get to know when the iPhone is about is explode in you hand on in the pocket" is a dead giveaway that the page you linked was thrown together by someone who speaks English as a second language, probably the guy who wrote the iPop app advertised at that site.
I have no problem demanding logical consistency from the incoherent. If he is going to use currency, he might as well take advantage of the convenience of a bank account.
Ever try a search engine? Google handles giant blocks of text quite well (it makes my cry when I see some poofter librarian ranting about teaching people how to 'properly search', as if the ontologies they have constructed are more useful than smart automated indexing).
If you think interest is unethical, you shouldn't be willing to use government backed currency, as governments often create or destroy money without doing anything to tie that activity to anything real.
(Interest works because the debtor is exchanging future consumption for present day consumption, presumably to their own advantage)
Yes, I am still waiting for the Orwellian corporate future, to date their tracking and data collection clearly has not led them to the proper conclusion, that I am a crank and not worth using aggressive marketing tactics on.
The majority of shipping computers have sound chips, not sound cards (as laptops take over, this gets more true); I don't recall seeing a one without a microphone jack though.
I do understand where you are coming from, I know people that have expensive, special purpose, legacy devices that only have serial port connections (the manufacture still sells them, so legacy might be the wrong word, but the reason they don't update the unit is that they serve a small market), but forcing you to carry around a decent usb->serial adapter (and drivers) is at least as good a solution as shoving 2 serial ports onto every computer (I would be a little surprised if the overall cost was less than $1, but that is essentially baseless, so not worth arguing much).
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I wouldn't worry about it too much, Disney owns Miramax, producer/distributor of such family friendly fare as Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, From Dusk Till Dawn, No Country for Old Men, and so on.
Marvel never worked real hard at pushing much past mainstream values anyway, and it doesn't seem that difficult for artists who want to put out edgier material to work with the more boutique publishers (it isn't as if the market for adult themed comic books is constrained by printing costs).
If only the wind turbines were on stationary towers, then they might be able to map them, and use such a map to inform their interpretation of the radar data.
Or the single moderator that modded you down so far happened to agree with me that you had simply reposted the stupid advertisement from the story (also, of the four points, 2 aren't really critical of Apple, and another is incoherent).
I'm no Apple promoter, I can't believe people shell out for the shiny lock down they sell.
At a minimum, it is likely that the person proposing the legislation has rationalized it in some way.
Why are you linking and reposting their advertisement? "Listen to your iPhone and get to know when the iPhone is about is explode in you hand on in the pocket" is a dead giveaway that the page you linked was thrown together by someone who speaks English as a second language, probably the guy who wrote the iPop app advertised at that site.
Isn't that where we are now?
Yeah, who knows. The abstract for the research article also mentions lycopene extraction, so the economics may be more involved:
http://www.biotechnologyforbiofuels.com/content/2/1/18
Was it really necessary to link to the iPop advertisements 3 times?
Yes, you are the sixth or seventh person to respond to my throwaway snide remark with that general thought.
I have no problem demanding logical consistency from the incoherent. If he is going to use currency, he might as well take advantage of the convenience of a bank account.
What sort of petrified wood?
I'm sure the flavor varies depending on the mineral content.
Send Bill.
So dark matter results from intelligence arising and becoming arrogant?
Who knew.
The people that go to large public universities also have SAT and ACT scores that are well above average.
Ever try a search engine? Google handles giant blocks of text quite well (it makes my cry when I see some poofter librarian ranting about teaching people how to 'properly search', as if the ontologies they have constructed are more useful than smart automated indexing).
The statistical literacy revolution is scheduled for 2030.
But West Virginia?
You have insulted rich capitalists the world around.
The article says that they were HP laptops, not Sony.
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If you think interest is unethical, you shouldn't be willing to use government backed currency, as governments often create or destroy money without doing anything to tie that activity to anything real.
(Interest works because the debtor is exchanging future consumption for present day consumption, presumably to their own advantage)
Yes, I am still waiting for the Orwellian corporate future, to date their tracking and data collection clearly has not led them to the proper conclusion, that I am a crank and not worth using aggressive marketing tactics on.
If you are home, try answering and saying "Can you please put me on your courtesy do not call list?".
This has worked on every 'legitimate' organization I have tried it on (so businesses using the preexisting relationship loophole, and charities).
The majority of shipping computers have sound chips, not sound cards (as laptops take over, this gets more true); I don't recall seeing a one without a microphone jack though.
I do understand where you are coming from, I know people that have expensive, special purpose, legacy devices that only have serial port connections (the manufacture still sells them, so legacy might be the wrong word, but the reason they don't update the unit is that they serve a small market), but forcing you to carry around a decent usb->serial adapter (and drivers) is at least as good a solution as shoving 2 serial ports onto every computer (I would be a little surprised if the overall cost was less than $1, but that is essentially baseless, so not worth arguing much).
So the 98% of the world that is well served by USB should pay $10 each so that you are never inconvenienced?