i remember losing the ABC local stations and cable stations for a few months some years ago on dish...good thing ABC doesnt have anything worth watching imo
John Kerry, D-Massachusetts: $163.6 million
Herb Kohl, D-Wisconsin: $111 million
John Rockefeller, D-West Virginia: $81.6 million
Jon Corzine, D-New Jersey: $71 million
Dianne Feinstein, D-California: $26.4 million
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According to a recent article on cnn.com, there are 40 millionaires in the U.S. Senate, according to their own financial statements.
Of these, the 5 richest are Democrats. Of the dozen richest, 10 are Democrats and 2 are Republicans. The richest (Democrat) senator is worth more than 6 times as much as the richest Republican senator.
Finally, since the remaining 60 senators must be worth less than $1M each, we can compute that the 3 richest senators (all Democrat) are worth more the the rest of the Senate combined!
the name skunkware is just a rip off of the infinitely more famous "Skunk Works" division of Lockheed Martin. They developed such things as the SR-71 blackbird, the F-117 stealth fighter, and the B-2 stealth bomber among others.
"SPARC was invented in the labs of Sun Microsystems Inc., based upon pioneering research into Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC) at the University of California at Berkeley. The first standard product based on the SPARC architecture was produced by Sun and Fujitsu in 1986; Sun followed in 1987 with its first workstation based on a SPARC processor."
not only that, you could you argue that it was an endorsement from dell. if you end up frying your system from using some software the dell tech told you to use, dell might be found liable
hl2 linux client will never happen, it uses directx.
"DirectX 9.0 has been crucial in helping us create a worthy sequel to Half-Life, one that gives Windows gamers everything they've been waiting for, a truly unequaled experience," said Gabe Newell, cofounder of Valve. "We are thrilled that our relationship with Microsoft has produced a title that all of us can be proud of."
I've never understood why reprocessing is never discussed in the US when it comes to nuclear power.
Instead, it always about Yucca Mountain vs. storing it on-site. Personally, I live too close to Yucca Mountain and would like to see it's demise. Of course, my state would probably be next down the list for storage. This stems from some indians that want to nuclear store waste on their land. But their plan is to have it be in the open, above ground.
But then, I don't see why the states with no nuclear power plants are the ones being considered for storing it.
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I pictured an IBM semi-trailer rumbling down the highway, with an SCO chicken (looked like Darl with feathers) standing at the other end of a straight, squaking furiously at the oncoming behemoth. The chicken doesn't stand a chance. But that's actually the same thing. I'm no expert, but having dreams about about somebody cutting your balls off and running off with them doesn't sound good to me! I pictured an IBM semi-trailer rumbling down the highway, with an SCO chicken (looked like Darl with feathers) standing at the other end of a straight, squaking furiously at the oncoming behemoth. The chicken doesn't stand a chance.
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John Kerry, D-Massachusetts: $163.6 million
Herb Kohl, D-Wisconsin: $111 million
John Rockefeller, D-West Virginia: $81.6 million
Jon Corzine, D-New Jersey: $71 million
Dianne Feinstein, D-California: $26.4 million
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so much for the 'rich republicans'
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According to a recent article on cnn.com, there are 40 millionaires in the U.S. Senate, according to their own financial statements.
Of these, the 5 richest are Democrats. Of the dozen richest, 10 are Democrats and 2 are Republicans. The richest (Democrat) senator is worth more than 6 times as much as the richest Republican senator.
Finally, since the remaining 60 senators must be worth less than $1M each, we can compute that the 3 richest senators (all Democrat) are worth more the the rest of the Senate combined!
but what people dont know he is controlled by big ketchup and the tomato lobby
It couldn't have been slashdot, no one reads the articles...
Isnt that what Microsoft did with Windows 3.1 and Windows 95? -- took the 16-bit and 'mixed' with a 32-bit version? *shudder*
From this.
not only that, you could you argue that it was an endorsement from dell. if you end up frying your system from using some software the dell tech told you to use, dell might be found liable
No, more Valuable SCO IP
headaches prob from the fluorescent lights going bzzzzzzz over head.
well, it was on the boot screen of windows 2000
not to mention that China keeps their currency value tied to the US Dollar. so it really isnt free trade, its China leeching from the US.
if you dont work there, how do you know?
well, with quantum mechanics, if they tried to measure how much code is theirs, wouldn't all the code cease to exsist?
"DirectX 9.0 has been crucial in helping us create a worthy sequel to Half-Life, one that gives Windows gamers everything they've been waiting for, a truly unequaled experience," said Gabe Newell, cofounder of Valve. "We are thrilled that our relationship with Microsoft has produced a title that all of us can be proud of."
what ever message congress wants to send to the FCC, a court still ruled that the old ownership regulations would not pass constitutional merit
Instead, it always about Yucca Mountain vs. storing it on-site. Personally, I live too close to Yucca Mountain and would like to see it's demise. Of course, my state would probably be next down the list for storage. This stems from some indians that want to nuclear store waste on their land. But their plan is to have it be in the open, above ground.
But then, I don't see why the states with no nuclear power plants are the ones being considered for storing it.
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well we wouldnt want the people actually paying taxes to get a tax break.
try this -- http://findlaw.com/casecode/