That match did not involve the best male athlete. It involved 'a' male athlete, in his 50s. King was apparently still on her game, but not at her best either.
Long division is the name of a specific procedure used to divide two numbers. There is basically only one way to do the procedure that is called long division. Maybe you mean that you knows about twelveteen ways to doos divisions?
Forgive me, but in the context of your comment, your signature is hilarious.
(and I don't think this is particularly funny, but hundreds of thousands of people died yesterday. Thousands of those deaths were surely tragic. I refuse to mourn the ones I notice more than the ones I don't)
What about using DRM to sell viewing rights for less than the price you would charge for buying the movie?
I like to watch movies like Ironman, but I have no desire to own a copy. If DRM makes that process cheaper, I'm all for it. On the other hand, I don't really like the idea of purchasing something that has been marked or encrypted with DRM.
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Having Batman race back to the top of the building and growl "Where'd he go" would have adequately explained that the Joker had fled and added exactly nothing to the movie.
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Threatening to blow up a hospital caused more chaos and madness than the revelation of Batman's identity would have. The Joker took it as an opportunity to push the city towards the edge.
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You didn't think having the cop in the SUV with him thinking about killing him or the multiple other attempts to kill him addressed the idea that it was not a clear cut decision?
The market didn't sustain $4 a gallon. People are running screaming away from SUVs. People will look much more carefully at their commute distances for a few years. I guess you are accounting for that when you say life style impact, but I don't expect that gas will stay at $4 a gallon for very long at all if oil continues to slide (on the other hand, I don't think it is going to go under $2).
I take it you live in California? Anyway, oil is currently trading at prices that suggest $3.50 gas is coming, not $5.00 gas, and I see a pretty good chance of oil going back to $100 and staying there for quite a while.
They (.org) give away money, that's about all that is required to be a philanthropy. "for-profit" and "non-profit" and so forth are just tax statuses, and the ones that aren't "for-profit" come with more obligations than "for-profit" does.
Googling for "self-depreciating OED" points to a whole bunch of stuff that is better than wikipedia (in the sense that it is more certain that it wasn't just randomly edited by someone, not necessarily in the sense that it provides more information). Google understands what "OED" means, so it is often a useful strategy.
I'm pretty sure that the people offering crap for sale aren't making a whole lot of money at this point, it is the people selling the spamming service; there are lots of them, and hopefully a dwindling supply of suckers, so while I'm sure they make a tidy profit, I don't think they are reeling in the dough any more.
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That match did not involve the best male athlete. It involved 'a' male athlete, in his 50s. King was apparently still on her game, but not at her best either.
Long division is the name of a specific procedure used to divide two numbers. There is basically only one way to do the procedure that is called long division. Maybe you mean that you knows about twelveteen ways to doos divisions?
Forgive me, but in the context of your comment, your signature is hilarious.
(and I don't think this is particularly funny, but hundreds of thousands of people died yesterday. Thousands of those deaths were surely tragic. I refuse to mourn the ones I notice more than the ones I don't)
Is that where you met the gentleman with the buffalo?
Imagine how much better books could be if they listed the emotion you were supposed to be feeling at the end of every line...
What about using DRM to sell viewing rights for less than the price you would charge for buying the movie?
I like to watch movies like Ironman, but I have no desire to own a copy. If DRM makes that process cheaper, I'm all for it. On the other hand, I don't really like the idea of purchasing something that has been marked or encrypted with DRM.
Having Batman race back to the top of the building and growl "Where'd he go" would have adequately explained that the Joker had fled and added exactly nothing to the movie.
Threatening to blow up a hospital caused more chaos and madness than the revelation of Batman's identity would have. The Joker took it as an opportunity to push the city towards the edge.
You didn't think having the cop in the SUV with him thinking about killing him or the multiple other attempts to kill him addressed the idea that it was not a clear cut decision?
Like what didn't happen with ulcers.
(Not that I particularly disagree with your sentiment)
In creating the character, he may have taken himself to places that he didn't want to be...
Did you get one out and look, or are you relying on what you remember?
Between the textbooks and your memory, I would put money on your memory being the liar (I would do much the same thing for myself...).
The market didn't sustain $4 a gallon. People are running screaming away from SUVs. People will look much more carefully at their commute distances for a few years. I guess you are accounting for that when you say life style impact, but I don't expect that gas will stay at $4 a gallon for very long at all if oil continues to slide (on the other hand, I don't think it is going to go under $2).
I take it you live in California? Anyway, oil is currently trading at prices that suggest $3.50 gas is coming, not $5.00 gas, and I see a pretty good chance of oil going back to $100 and staying there for quite a while.
There is good reason to believe that it was Harrison Ford.
The implications of Chaos theory aren't nearly that clear cut. Ya see, A butterfly sneezes and nothing happens.
They (.org) give away money, that's about all that is required to be a philanthropy. "for-profit" and "non-profit" and so forth are just tax statuses, and the ones that aren't "for-profit" come with more obligations than "for-profit" does.
Interstellar distance.
That's awfully pessimistic. I figure someone will have come up with something much better looking by the time 2020 rolls around.
More Cowbell. Lots more.
Googling for "self-depreciating OED" points to a whole bunch of stuff that is better than wikipedia (in the sense that it is more certain that it wasn't just randomly edited by someone, not necessarily in the sense that it provides more information). Google understands what "OED" means, so it is often a useful strategy.
As long as the twenty other people can demonstrate their own development; if they read the patent to get the idea it isn't quite as much of a troll.
As long as you are willing to foot the entire bill for increasing the level of security, I'm all for it.
I'm pretty sure that the people offering crap for sale aren't making a whole lot of money at this point, it is the people selling the spamming service; there are lots of them, and hopefully a dwindling supply of suckers, so while I'm sure they make a tidy profit, I don't think they are reeling in the dough any more.
What office did Capone hold? What laws did he propose?