The MMR vaccine has not been updated to keep up with the evolution of the measles virus.
The claims for non-vaccinated is often merely, no proof of vaccination. However, most public schools require it. A few states allow for a religious exemption, which must be filed and recorded with the school.
The fact parents do not have records of vaccinations does not mean these children were not vaccinated. Most of the time they have been if they're of school age.
Knowing comics in transit could be valuable, and fear that their agents may steal at an abnormally higher rate than their normally high rates of theft. So the instruction was really meant to be...
"Please keep any valuable comic books in your carry-on baggage and avoid placing valuable items in checked baggage as our agents are known to steal them."
Get T-Mobile Unlimited data plan, 4 for $160. Then on one of the lines, pay $25 to add the unlimited tethering option so you can use your laptops and streaming devices.
Bring in a private firms under a commission model. Essentially, they choose how to conduct the searches. They only get paid based on a) contraband found and b) catching Fed operatives in test case scenarios.
Fail to prevent 80% of Fed undercover tests, booted from contract. Private firms will be motivated if their contractual pay is tied directly to their success rate.
It is based on the impact to an individual's finances to replace.
If the item only cost a $1, it's not a significant impact to an individual's finances. When an individual spend $400 on a brand new dishwasher, and after 90 days it no longer works. It's not as easy to go out and simply buy another one. There is an expectation that said unit would provide a number of years of reasonable working ability.
Likewise, if you spend $2,500 on a new refrigerator, one should be assured it will function a year from purchase. Even three years. You're talking about around a month income of the average American household. An average person can't afford to replace such a unit every year. There is an expectation based on the financial impact.
CNN threatening to reveal the private identity of someone in a situation like this, would be understood to endanger that person. It would direct ire, almost assuredly leading to his harassment, but potentially also putting the man's, and any family member's, well-being in jeopardy.
We used to pay good money for an American made product that would last several years. Then cheap Chinese/Asian products came on the market. They were cheap, often a 1/3 of the cost. Now you can't find those American made products. And instead, the cheap Chinese/Asian products such as dishwashers and washing machines are now more than the old American ones were. But the failure rates are thru the roof, the warranties are almost non-existent. It is so bad, every store offers you extended warranties. Most of which extend the factory 1 year to two years. And honestly, god help you if you have to actually use one of those warranties. You will discover they won't fix your problem, and when you go back to the store that sold you both the fridge and the warranty, they'll tell you it is not their problem as it is a 3rd party warranty.
Seriously, new appliance reliability has gotten so bad, that I'd say probably 20% of purchases fail or have problems in the first 18 months. And even when under warranty, the customer must fight and fight to have the problem resolved.
I think the simple solution is mandate the warranty be based upon price increment.
Minimum Warranty Period
$100 = 90 days $100- $200 = 1 year $200-$500 = 2 year $500-$1,000 = 3 year $1,000+ = 5 year
I think chiropractors are mixed, and they run the gauntlet from kooks to legitimacy.
1. I have serious issues impairing movement and causing pain. And had a chiropractor identify the muscle, and the misalignment. Work the muscle, adjust the vertebrate. Suddenly, I went from a very limited range of motion and pain to being able to move and an 80% reduction in pain.
2. I have another chiropractor I've gone to periodically. This chiropractor takes an X-ray of all his patients. He identifies bone growths, anomalies, damage, etc. He does alignments, he also has some tools to adjust. He conducts range of motion tests. He identifies areas that are impaired. He prescribes particular exercises and stretches to improve range of movement.
So yes, chiropractic care can be very scientific and true medical care. But it can also be a lot of crap and pseudo-science.
BTW, for us programmers, one of the best exercises to alleviate a lot of my problems is to hold your head straight, and then pull back with your muscles while keeping your head level. You'll feel it stretch muscles at the very top of the neck where it connects to the base of the skull. This exercise, and just doing it a few times a day, made a tremendous difference. It helps counteract out constant staring down, up, etc. as PC users.
I can talk to animals. I can even get some to listen and follow actions.
Now, what would be huge, would be to listen and eavesdrop on animals talking to each other, and UNDERSTAND what they're saying. That would be huge.
But anyone can talk to animals. I have seen enough crazy cat ladies talking to their dozens of cats to know that is not a significant talent whatsoever.
"The trend is more communication and more attention to people."
Where do you see this?
I see the following...
- Reduced Benefits, a vast number of employees find their current jobs offer less benefits, and less vacation/personal time than what they had 20 years ago.
- Increased healthcare, sure Obamacare yada yada...but the truth is, we are now paying thousands of dollars more for healthcare. And rather than the small co-pays we had 20 years ago. We have huge deductibles plus high co-pays.
- Corporations are determined to use every avenue toward reducing worker pay and benefits and maximizing CEO and shareholder compensation.
- Corporations continuously lobby for a legislative environment in their favor. See recent case of Disney employees let go and illegally replaced by H1B visa holders. Judge found a kooky interpretation to dismiss the case. By that judge's interpretation, the law against doing so can never actually be used.
- Salary has become one sided. You're required to work extra, but you get no benefits. Salaried benefits vs hourly full time workers are really no different. The flexibility that was once supposed to exist no longer does. It purely benefits the employer.
So no, I really don't see a prospect of things getting better unless we have a major turn-a-round.
All of that "bomb" tech is 50-60 years old. Most other countries don't engage in the development of such as it would result in too great of economic loss for them to do so. As most other nations are not like N. Korea, already isolated and out of the international markets.
They had a niche, hand made, one off product shop. Not the mass-produced stuff of ebay.
They should of focused on that. That made etsy unique. It was like a niche artist market. But they allowed the lines to blur. And there isn't room for two ebays.
1. People will work 50-60 hours a week if they want a job. 2. Most other people will work at call, via apps that will post x number of people needed for said task. It will be cheap work. No benefits. People will fight for it. More niche work will follow the Rover & Uber app model. Workers will be able to take jobs, earn reps. And hirers will post listing that will require a certain rep/xp level.
It will suck....
We will have transitioned to the neo-Feudalism economy.
Perhaps because I don't have time to repeatedly do so. It is NOT my responsibility to educate your ignorance.
Donald Trump spoke to veterans. The media published hundreds of articles touting that Donald Trump said soldiers commit suicide because they are weak. Just a few examples below, and those are much milder than many headlines I saw.
Except those media outlets blatantly took Trump's words out of context and implied statements that he did not make. You can also go to YouTube.com and find the actual video. In fact, surprisingly, that particular video is perhaps the most Presidential moment I have ever seen of Trump.
So there you got, there is a citation for you. Now give me your address so I can send you a pro-rated bill for my time your lazy ignorant buttface wasted. And THIS is why I don't cite every time. Cause we have Google. Use it....
North Korea is so backwatered technology wise. And before you start touting the "bomb", realize the "bomb" is 1950's technology.
If you can believe, N. Korea only has 28 websites in the entire nation. Then you cannot believe they're capable of everything we conveniently blame on them. http://www.npr.org/sections/th...
Correlation != Causation Correlation Causation Correlation NE Causation Correlation NOT EQUAL Causation
Perhaps, the language and/or common IDE tools for a given language makes a determination as to whether tabs or spaces are used. In particular, something as simple as the default font used could make a difference in visual appeal. As such, what this likely determined is that a higher paying programming language's common IDE is likely more favorable visually toward spaces.
Remember the hundreds of articles posted that claimed "Trump said soldiers commit suicide because they're weak." Which was a vast misportrayal of what he actually said if you watch the actual youtube video.
Let alone all the BS articles for Hillary while Bernie was kicking her butt. And the likes of CNN didn't even include pictures of Bernie in results he dominated.
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The MMR vaccine has not been updated to keep up with the evolution of the measles virus.
The claims for non-vaccinated is often merely, no proof of vaccination. However, most public schools require it. A few states allow for a religious exemption, which must be filed and recorded with the school.
The fact parents do not have records of vaccinations does not mean these children were not vaccinated. Most of the time they have been if they're of school age.
Knowing comics in transit could be valuable, and fear that their agents may steal at an abnormally higher rate than their normally high rates of theft. So the instruction was really meant to be...
"Please keep any valuable comic books in your carry-on baggage and avoid placing valuable items in checked baggage as our agents are known to steal them."
Get T-Mobile Unlimited data plan, 4 for $160. Then on one of the lines, pay $25 to add the unlimited tethering option so you can use your laptops and streaming devices.
Then add a cell booster antenna onto your vehicle.
https://www.amazon.com/Travel-...
Especially for mobile. It serves very little purpose.
Bring in a private firms under a commission model. Essentially, they choose how to conduct the searches. They only get paid based on a) contraband found and b) catching Fed operatives in test case scenarios.
Fail to prevent 80% of Fed undercover tests, booted from contract. Private firms will be motivated if their contractual pay is tied directly to their success rate.
It is based on the impact to an individual's finances to replace.
If the item only cost a $1, it's not a significant impact to an individual's finances. When an individual spend $400 on a brand new dishwasher, and after 90 days it no longer works. It's not as easy to go out and simply buy another one. There is an expectation that said unit would provide a number of years of reasonable working ability.
Likewise, if you spend $2,500 on a new refrigerator, one should be assured it will function a year from purchase. Even three years. You're talking about around a month income of the average American household. An average person can't afford to replace such a unit every year. There is an expectation based on the financial impact.
CNN threatening to reveal the private identity of someone in a situation like this, would be understood to endanger that person. It would direct ire, almost assuredly leading to his harassment, but potentially also putting the man's, and any family member's, well-being in jeopardy.
That could well be argued a criminal offense.
So confused....
So basically, posting satire leads a MSM news outlet who has repeatedly been caught in questionable behaviors to threaten a private citizen?
We are paying 2x-3x the cost.
We used to pay good money for an American made product that would last several years. Then cheap Chinese/Asian products came on the market. They were cheap, often a 1/3 of the cost. Now you can't find those American made products. And instead, the cheap Chinese/Asian products such as dishwashers and washing machines are now more than the old American ones were. But the failure rates are thru the roof, the warranties are almost non-existent. It is so bad, every store offers you extended warranties. Most of which extend the factory 1 year to two years. And honestly, god help you if you have to actually use one of those warranties. You will discover they won't fix your problem, and when you go back to the store that sold you both the fridge and the warranty, they'll tell you it is not their problem as it is a 3rd party warranty.
Friggin' niceholes....
Seriously, new appliance reliability has gotten so bad, that I'd say probably 20% of purchases fail or have problems in the first 18 months. And even when under warranty, the customer must fight and fight to have the problem resolved.
I think the simple solution is mandate the warranty be based upon price increment.
Minimum Warranty Period
$100 = 90 days
$100- $200 = 1 year
$200-$500 = 2 year
$500-$1,000 = 3 year
$1,000+ = 5 year
Wouldn't it make more sense to devote myself to removing an asshole like you from the gene pool?
I think chiropractors are mixed, and they run the gauntlet from kooks to legitimacy.
1. I have serious issues impairing movement and causing pain. And had a chiropractor identify the muscle, and the misalignment. Work the muscle, adjust the vertebrate. Suddenly, I went from a very limited range of motion and pain to being able to move and an 80% reduction in pain.
2. I have another chiropractor I've gone to periodically. This chiropractor takes an X-ray of all his patients. He identifies bone growths, anomalies, damage, etc. He does alignments, he also has some tools to adjust. He conducts range of motion tests. He identifies areas that are impaired. He prescribes particular exercises and stretches to improve range of movement.
So yes, chiropractic care can be very scientific and true medical care. But it can also be a lot of crap and pseudo-science.
BTW, for us programmers, one of the best exercises to alleviate a lot of my problems is to hold your head straight, and then pull back with your muscles while keeping your head level. You'll feel it stretch muscles at the very top of the neck where it connects to the base of the skull. This exercise, and just doing it a few times a day, made a tremendous difference. It helps counteract out constant staring down, up, etc. as PC users.
I can talk to animals. I can even get some to listen and follow actions.
Now, what would be huge, would be to listen and eavesdrop on animals talking to each other, and UNDERSTAND what they're saying. That would be huge.
But anyone can talk to animals. I have seen enough crazy cat ladies talking to their dozens of cats to know that is not a significant talent whatsoever.
"The trend is more communication and more attention to people."
Where do you see this?
I see the following...
- Reduced Benefits, a vast number of employees find their current jobs offer less benefits, and less vacation/personal time than what they had 20 years ago.
- Increased healthcare, sure Obamacare yada yada...but the truth is, we are now paying thousands of dollars more for healthcare. And rather than the small co-pays we had 20 years ago. We have huge deductibles plus high co-pays.
- Corporations are determined to use every avenue toward reducing worker pay and benefits and maximizing CEO and shareholder compensation.
- Corporations continuously lobby for a legislative environment in their favor. See recent case of Disney employees let go and illegally replaced by H1B visa holders. Judge found a kooky interpretation to dismiss the case. By that judge's interpretation, the law against doing so can never actually be used.
- Salary has become one sided. You're required to work extra, but you get no benefits. Salaried benefits vs hourly full time workers are really no different. The flexibility that was once supposed to exist no longer does. It purely benefits the employer.
So no, I really don't see a prospect of things getting better unless we have a major turn-a-round.
*snort*
All of that "bomb" tech is 50-60 years old. Most other countries don't engage in the development of such as it would result in too great of economic loss for them to do so. As most other nations are not like N. Korea, already isolated and out of the international markets.
They had a niche, hand made, one off product shop. Not the mass-produced stuff of ebay.
They should of focused on that. That made etsy unique. It was like a niche artist market. But they allowed the lines to blur. And there isn't room for two ebays.
In 40 years....
1. People will work 50-60 hours a week if they want a job.
2. Most other people will work at call, via apps that will post x number of people needed for said task. It will be cheap work. No benefits. People will fight for it. More niche work will follow the Rover & Uber app model. Workers will be able to take jobs, earn reps. And hirers will post listing that will require a certain rep/xp level.
It will suck....
We will have transitioned to the neo-Feudalism economy.
Perhaps because I don't have time to repeatedly do so. It is NOT my responsibility to educate your ignorance.
Donald Trump spoke to veterans. The media published hundreds of articles touting that Donald Trump said soldiers commit suicide because they are weak. Just a few examples below, and those are much milder than many headlines I saw.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/04/...
http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/03/...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/...
Except those media outlets blatantly took Trump's words out of context and implied statements that he did not make. You can also go to YouTube.com and find the actual video. In fact, surprisingly, that particular video is perhaps the most Presidential moment I have ever seen of Trump.
http://www.snopes.com/donald-t...
So there you got, there is a citation for you. Now give me your address so I can send you a pro-rated bill for my time your lazy ignorant buttface wasted. And THIS is why I don't cite every time. Cause we have Google. Use it....
And likely find the sky to be black or red, but nearly any color besides blue.
Granted, I hear NASA is trying to change the color of the sky.
North Korea is so backwatered technology wise. And before you start touting the "bomb", realize the "bomb" is 1950's technology.
If you can believe, N. Korea only has 28 websites in the entire nation. Then you cannot believe they're capable of everything we conveniently blame on them.
http://www.npr.org/sections/th...
Correlation != Causation
Correlation Causation
Correlation NE Causation
Correlation NOT EQUAL Causation
Perhaps, the language and/or common IDE tools for a given language makes a determination as to whether tabs or spaces are used. In particular, something as simple as the default font used could make a difference in visual appeal. As such, what this likely determined is that a higher paying programming language's common IDE is likely more favorable visually toward spaces.
Go read the articles, and then watch the videos on youtube.com
Case in point "Trump says soldiers who commit suicide are weak", go watch the damn video.
STUPID, YES YOU ^^^
You who are dumb enough to believe it is anything liberal vs conservative, Democrat vs Republican, rather than powers-that-be versus the masses.
Many of the BS articles were in favor of the corporate elitist Hillary and against Bernie Sanders.
There are plenty... go google.
Remember the hundreds of articles posted that claimed "Trump said soldiers commit suicide because they're weak." Which was a vast misportrayal of what he actually said if you watch the actual youtube video.
Let alone all the BS articles for Hillary while Bernie was kicking her butt. And the likes of CNN didn't even include pictures of Bernie in results he dominated.
So yes, it is true.