611 quakes in 2014
111 in 2013
40 in 2012
77 in 2011
65 in 2010
22 in 2009
Something is going on and it's definitely looking like the oil industry is involved, especially when you compare the above map with this one, http://strangesounds.org/wp-co...
Are you from RI? After 40 years of recycling in RI we just found out that until last year all that glass went to the landfill because they could not find a buyer for it.
What are you talking about? What post are you responding to you because I don't really see any earth is failing kinda posts. Are you trying to say that they are completely harmless. Because that's a bunch of BS
Yes because Oklahoma is such a hot bed for earthquakes.
"There were more earthquakes of magnitude 3 or higher in Oklahoma last year than in California. Several were of a magnitude greater than 5 and caused considerable damage."
We are talking about areas that until recently have been considered geologically stable. Don't you think that the USGS have taken that into account?
isn't RealPOS NCR's hardware line? Their software would be Counterpoint or OmniPOS among others, it depends on the industry. I don't know much about the retail market in POS, but I support several different systems for the Restaurant/Bar industry, most of them suck.
It's not, it's Verifone, which is odd because I thought they did payment solutions not the actual POS software. Looking at their site I don't see any POS solutions, just payment solutions for actual POS software (like Micros).
You don't have to worry about State officials, you do have to worry about federal law still though, no matter what state you are in (I prefer high as fuck).
According to the Encyclopedia of American Business History and Biography, at the beginning of the Civil War, there were more than 20 different gauges ranging from 3 to 6 feet, although the 4-foot, eight-and-a-half inch was the most widely used. During the war, any supplies transported by rail had to be transferred by hand whenever a car on one gauge encountered track of another gauge and more than 4,000 miles of new track was laid during the war to standardize the process. Later, Congress decreed that the 4-foot, eight-and-a-half inch standard would be used for transcontinental railway.
That pretty much negates the reason for signatures. In fact if I required a signature for delivery and they allowed you to "pre-sign" on the web. I would consider that a violation of my agreement with them as the shipper. (you have no relationship with UPS as the recipient, as I am their customer not you).
How is the search justified? Why, because he left his lane briefly? To search, you need either a warrant, something needs to be in plain view, or you have to have been arrested. Since he was not under arrest at the time and I really doubt the police got a warrant what was the legal justification for the search?
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Did you even follow the thread? The one that claimed SA was behind these reports? Don't jump down my throat when we are in agreement.
Because all earthquakes are caused by the same process everywhere right?
611 quakes in 2014 111 in 2013 40 in 2012 77 in 2011 65 in 2010 22 in 2009
Fail my ass, look at the data and you see there are far more quakes in the past 2.5 years then in all the years before.
since I was responding to this "Then again, if these are already areas of 'elevated seismic hazard'"
I guess someone thought that they didn't,
especially when you notice that there are a LOT more quakes now.
You should also see this http://earthquake.usgs.gov/ear...
611 quakes in 2014
111 in 2013
40 in 2012
77 in 2011
65 in 2010
22 in 2009
Something is going on and it's definitely looking like the oil industry is involved, especially when you compare the above map with this one, http://strangesounds.org/wp-co...
I forgot to paste this in sorry. http://desmogblog.com/2015/02/...
Are you from RI? After 40 years of recycling in RI we just found out that until last year all that glass went to the landfill because they could not find a buyer for it.
What are you talking about? What post are you responding to you because I don't really see any earth is failing kinda posts. Are you trying to say that they are completely harmless. Because that's a bunch of BS
I think people in areas that have not historically had quakes would rather to continue not having them.
It's funnier when people only see conspiracy especially when it's so extremely unlikely.
Yes because Oklahoma is such a hot bed for earthquakes.
"There were more earthquakes of magnitude 3 or higher in Oklahoma last year than in California. Several were of a magnitude greater than 5 and caused considerable damage."
We are talking about areas that until recently have been considered geologically stable. Don't you think that the USGS have taken that into account?
Sounds like someone should be going to jail.
isn't RealPOS NCR's hardware line? Their software would be Counterpoint or OmniPOS among others, it depends on the industry. I don't know much about the retail market in POS, but I support several different systems for the Restaurant/Bar industry, most of them suck.
It's not, it's Verifone, which is odd because I thought they did payment solutions not the actual POS software. Looking at their site I don't see any POS solutions, just payment solutions for actual POS software (like Micros).
Have your ridiculous prices gone down? Kinda sucks when the legal weed can't compete with the unlicensed dealers.
You don't have to worry about State officials, you do have to worry about federal law still though, no matter what state you are in (I prefer high as fuck).
Actually choosing lost gospels over a hangover cure would be more appropriate for the Dark Ages.
>Yes, because they're the only vendor in the game...Riiiight. Umm, if you want to watch YouTube, then yes they are.
And that is why I like laptops with dvd drives.
According to the Encyclopedia of American Business History and Biography, at the beginning of the Civil War, there were more than 20 different gauges ranging from 3 to 6 feet, although the 4-foot, eight-and-a-half inch was the most widely used. During the war, any supplies transported by rail had to be transferred by hand whenever a car on one gauge encountered track of another gauge and more than 4,000 miles of new track was laid during the war to standardize the process. Later, Congress decreed that the 4-foot, eight-and-a-half inch standard would be used for transcontinental railway.
That pretty much negates the reason for signatures. In fact if I required a signature for delivery and they allowed you to "pre-sign" on the web. I would consider that a violation of my agreement with them as the shipper. (you have no relationship with UPS as the recipient, as I am their customer not you).
And if they are using rapid charge technology, how long do they expect those batteries to last?
How is the search justified? Why, because he left his lane briefly? To search, you need either a warrant, something needs to be in plain view, or you have to have been arrested. Since he was not under arrest at the time and I really doubt the police got a warrant what was the legal justification for the search?
Wasn't this the ridiculous argument / car analogy that was discussed when the DMCA was initially debated?
His claim is that it is not an issue in the majority of cars, you claim it is, so I asked for your proof. Same as you asked him.