Allowing? I was born a free man. I require, and ask for, no one's sufferance to travel as I please.
A nation may refuse me admittance, but I need no further permission to go where I'd like. As a citizen of Colorado I have the right to travel freely in all of the United States with no permission, whatever.
Both sides of the isle seem to be working on correcting that situation.
There will not be anymore F22's, Obama cut the program back from 500 to 187 of which 184 have already been built; cutting 90,000 jobs! The F35 that was hacked will be used in primarily ground support, ground attack missions replacing our A10's and F16's, the F22 are air superiority fighters.
Actually in the vernacular of the profession, Rockets are unguided vehicles when unmanned like the Honest John, Guided vehicle are called missiles like the Hawk Missile, a manned vehicle is always called a rocket without regard to guidance.
It's the cold front running over the top of a warm front that starts the whole ball of wax to start with; ask anyone living in a hurricane or typhoon zone and most would gladly trade one hurricane for two tropical depressions.
Fingerprint identification is a statistical match, not an identical match, especially the way it is implemented and searched. Skin is elastic and fingers are prone to injury, without a good degree of fuzziness in the search, you might not even match yourself. Both techniques are better at positive exclusion than positive identification.
They only test 13 markers on the DNA, not the whole genome, in fact 99.9% of your DNA is the same for every person. While everybody is unique genetically, they only test a small subset so the identification is statistical, what I'm waiting for is a proven false match using DNA profiling.
What we need to examine is precipitation records and ice depth, if the ice is getting thicker and the precipitation is the same then obviously it's colder and less ice is sublimating.
Seriously? do we really want to go down this route? We've already screwed with the planet and life enough. Do we really need to screw with it more and more by allowing human/animal hybrids?
Dude we already are, bacteria out number human cells 100:1 in a human, The most common gene in our genome is for Viral Reverse transcriptase, we have 30 copies! All of these organism pass enzymes, hormones and DNA to us and we to them.
When something is going to break it is most likely to break when the machine is turned on; if it is always on it'll break at a more random time, but it will still break.
I would argue that the government made a big portion of the current mess by making mortgage interest income tax deductible, without that the feeding frenzy by predatory lenders would have been less likely to turn into the death spiral it did.
But I seriously can't fucking believe, that after eight years of the incompetent fucking clowns in the Bush administration, that anyone has the brass balls to try to justify, let alone suggest, more retarded, illegal bravado from the executive branch. You are a complete dumbfuck, just like the tools who passed this law in 2005, and the tools who are currently skullfucking the concept of market economics for their ill-conceived political agenda.
First of all;
Congress's powers are enumerated in Section Eight:
Section 8: The Congress shall have power
To lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts and excises, to pay the debts and provide for the common defence and general welfare of the United States; but all duties, imposts and excises shall be uniform throughout the United States;
because this is a tax credit, it's the bailiwicks of congress and the IRS works for congress not the executive branch, not he Bush administration! Remember what congress giveth, Congress can taketh away, so if you have a problem with this write your congress-critter. The problem you'll have is how do we write a law the disallows a credit for adding a taxable fuel so that taxable fuels with alternative fuels added are not?
Linux can certainly work the Windows way by including the library in the same directory as the executable, and linking with the special switch that makes it look in that directory first for them. That is what we do with our commercial software. I don't know why there is so much resistance to this in Linux but it seems commercial users (such as GoogleEarth) are doing this. Expert end users can remove or hide these files if they want to use the version installed with their system, just like Windows experts do.
By using shared libraries, installed program space is minimized and we don't have to check a gazillion files every time a security flaw or a bug is found in a library.
This is what happens when science is politicized, either you toe the line or you get fucked for actually interpreting the facts for what they really mean.
That's been pretty much business as usual for the last several millenniums
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Allowing? I was born a free man. I require, and ask for, no one's sufferance to travel as I please.
A nation may refuse me admittance, but I need no further permission to go where I'd like. As a citizen of Colorado I have the right to travel freely in all of the United States with no permission, whatever.
Both sides of the isle seem to be working on correcting that situation.
I always used [ctrl] [alt] [Del], the tried and tested method from Dos 6.22/Windows 3.1.
I guess you never heard of a circle jerk then!
There will not be anymore F22's, Obama cut the program back from 500 to 187 of which 184 have already been built; cutting 90,000 jobs! The F35 that was hacked will be used in primarily ground support, ground attack missions replacing our A10's and F16's, the F22 are air superiority fighters.
They weren't as worried about the rocket motors being used as an explosive as they were of the motors being used in a delivery vehicle for a warhead.
Actually in the vernacular of the profession, Rockets are unguided vehicles when unmanned like the Honest John, Guided vehicle are called missiles like the Hawk Missile, a manned vehicle is always called a rocket without regard to guidance.
It's the difference in energy not the total energy that counts in storms.
It's the cold front running over the top of a warm front that starts the whole ball of wax to start with; ask anyone living in a hurricane or typhoon zone and most would gladly trade one hurricane for two tropical depressions.
Fingerprint identification is a statistical match, not an identical match, especially the way it is implemented and searched. Skin is elastic and fingers are prone to injury, without a good degree of fuzziness in the search, you might not even match yourself. Both techniques are better at positive exclusion than positive identification.
They only test 13 markers on the DNA, not the whole genome, in fact 99.9% of your DNA is the same for every person. While everybody is unique genetically, they only test a small subset so the identification is statistical, what I'm waiting for is a proven false match using DNA profiling.
What we need to examine is precipitation records and ice depth, if the ice is getting thicker and the precipitation is the same then obviously it's colder and less ice is sublimating.
Thermal IR would be better, you could see who is sexually aroused right through their cloths.
You mean like the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama?
mono-clonal antibodies, Insulin and other hormones and emzymes, artificial skin, tissue for heart valve reconstruction ect.
Seriously? do we really want to go down this route? We've already screwed with the planet and life enough. Do we really need to screw with it more and more by allowing human/animal hybrids?
Dude we already are, bacteria out number human cells 100:1 in a human, The most common gene in our genome is for Viral Reverse transcriptase, we have 30 copies! All of these organism pass enzymes, hormones and DNA to us and we to them.
When something is going to break it is most likely to break when the machine is turned on; if it is always on it'll break at a more random time, but it will still break.
If Libertarian philosophy = Anarchy, then:
Democratic philosophy = Socialism, and
Republican philosophy = Fascism.
Given the alternatives, I'll accept anarchy.
You say that like Socialism and Fascism are really different.
I would argue that the government made a big portion of the current mess by making mortgage interest income tax deductible, without that the feeding frenzy by predatory lenders would have been less likely to turn into the death spiral it did.
But I seriously can't fucking believe, that after eight years of the incompetent fucking clowns in the Bush administration, that anyone has the brass balls to try to justify, let alone suggest, more retarded, illegal bravado from the executive branch. You are a complete dumbfuck, just like the tools who passed this law in 2005, and the tools who are currently skullfucking the concept of market economics for their ill-conceived political agenda.
First of all;
because this is a tax credit, it's the bailiwicks of congress and the IRS works for congress not the executive branch, not he Bush administration! Remember what congress giveth, Congress can taketh away, so if you have a problem with this write your congress-critter. The problem you'll have is how do we write a law the disallows a credit for adding a taxable fuel so that taxable fuels with alternative fuels added are not?
They claimed 200+ miles on the standard EPA mileage test so it's standardized, even if missleading in the real world but YMMV.
Linux can certainly work the Windows way by including the library in the same directory as the executable, and linking with the special switch that makes it look in that directory first for them. That is what we do with our commercial software. I don't know why there is so much resistance to this in Linux but it seems commercial users (such as GoogleEarth) are doing this. Expert end users can remove or hide these files if they want to use the version installed with their system, just like Windows experts do.
By using shared libraries, installed program space is minimized and we don't have to check a gazillion files every time a security flaw or a bug is found in a library.
That works occasionally, acquiring a new IP address is required for it to work consistently.
This is what happens when science is politicized, either you toe the line or you get fucked for actually interpreting the facts for what they really mean.
That's been pretty much business as usual for the last several millenniums
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