Sure it did. The French resistance was very successful in disrupting the operation of the nazi occupation and the vichy french government. In fact, partisans all over Europe pinned down a substantial part of the Nazi army in garrison duty. They weren't so successful in going toe to toe with a standing army, but then neither are the Iraqis.
I think you may need an adjustment in perspective you don't think 150 dying violently isn't the more significant news story, sensationalism or not. I appreciate your sentiment though, there are good people trying to do good things in horrible circumstances. However when 150 die violently, all the charity of these folks becomes fleeting against that tide of chaos.
I really hope I'm not wrong about this, but the social contract as codified in the constitution is established by the people to form the government. The people grant power and privilege to the government, not the other way around, and it's an important distinction.
Look at how the Bill of Rights is written. The Bill doesn't give the right of speech for instance to the people, it prohibits the government from passing laws infringing upon that right of the people. At the end, all non-specifc powers are reserved to the states and the people.
Interpretations of common law, or Gonzalez's quibbling aside, power and legitimacy flows from the people to the government, not the other way around. Habeas cannot be a privilege granted by the government, it is a restriction upon the government.
Hard or soft, an interview with an administration official is a news segment. She used the segue to make a potshot at the opposite side that Jeff Gannon would have been proud of.
There must be a difference, a line in the sand between news and opinion. Talking-heads shows are opinion. Fox can put as many of these shows on as their demographic wants and be 'fair.' To interject POV into news however* is both bad journalism and at the center of a "fairness" doctrine.
*a recent example off the top of my head would be Fox implying Ted Kennedy was a domestic enemy recently on Fox and Friends
Seguing to Kennedy's speech to the National Press Club, Carlson said, "You talk about the hostile enemy, obviously being Iraq, but hostile enemies right here on the home front. Yesterday Senator Ted Kennedy, proposing that any kind of a troop surge should mean that there should be congressional approval of that...."Bartlett responded that the administration considered Kennedy a long-time critic of the war, but not a hostile enemy.
It's this kind of intermingling of news reporting with opinion that is at the heart of the debate. Newspapers have an opinion page for a reason.
And when at last it is time for the transition from megacorporation to planetary government, from entrepreneur to emperor, it is then that the true genius of our strategy shall become apparent, for energy is the lifeblood of this society and when the chips are down he who controls the energy supply controls Planet. In former times the energy monopoly was called "The Power Company"; we intend to give this name an entirely new meaning.
One is not truly financially independent until one has probably fifty million dollars in assets.
$50M? Cmon now, that really depends on what you see as your needs. This is staight out of my butt, but let's say you want to continue your lifestyle of $65k/year. Supposing you can buy a house own it outright, a principle of $1.5M in a low-risk type of investment would yield you $65k/year while still leaving enough growth to account for inflation of your lifetime. With no mortgage, your expenses are much reduced and that same $65k/year would provide a much more comfortable lifestyle.
No I don't think it's going happen. Pelosi herself has said she doesn't want to do it. As a political reality, they can still perform public oversight to draw into the light what this current administration has been doing. And that will help out the Democratic in '08....regardless, I still see abundant evidence for both the presiden' and the vice-president's impeachment. My point in the original comment was to counter the "President Cheney" scare argument against impeachment. If you can impeach one, you can impeach the other. Or both.
The only militaries that could give us a tussle in an all-out fight are Russia and China, and since we're all trading partners that won't happen.
As much as I'm comforted by this, the same political theory was going around 100 years ago, before the first world war. The argument was basically since the great powers were so interdependent, and had so much industrial capacity, any war between them would be utterly catastrophic and so increasingly improbable. At least half of the theory was correct.
There's lots of replay in lvling. Different classes are a completely different experience, different races, the opposite faction, all kinds of good stuff.
I have a main and to the whole raid grind, but those alts bring alot of fun to the experience.
Just recently I logged into my very first character created at launch (but only lvld to 20), and oh was he a horrible mess, leather armor purchased from a vendor, a grey weapon... oh it was embarrassing.
Knowing the game mechanics and story, then traveling through from a different perspective really is lots of fun.
The book was called "Schindler's Ark", but it was changed for the US market. I'll make no aspersions as to why ...
Spielberg was making the movie and planned to use lists as a visual metaphor.
I'm inept you insensitive clod!
It is in fact the Immersion Cyberforce.
Compare the picture in the article to the Cyberforce at the Immersion website.
So that's what the blink tag was for...
and once windows is loaded Windows has full control of your system.
you forgot to add "...muhuhuhahahaha"
Sure it did. The French resistance was very successful in disrupting the operation of the nazi occupation and the vichy french government. In fact, partisans all over Europe pinned down a substantial part of the Nazi army in garrison duty. They weren't so successful in going toe to toe with a standing army, but then neither are the Iraqis.
Don't forget living hundreds of years while fornicating with countless attractive young women.
Ohh wonderful. Why don't you give yourself a raise and have sex with my wife. While your ate it do my 19 year old daughter too.
Wow, is your company hiring?
SLAC is both the longest and straightest building in the world
I'm a gay particle physicist, you insensitive clod!
Apply filter mod.germancompoundwords and you should be good to go.
The Rebel army didn't really beat the British on US soil, with a few exceptions. The French navy beat them in the Chesapeake.
I really hope I'm not wrong about this, but the social contract as codified in the constitution is established by the people to form the government. The people grant power and privilege to the government, not the other way around, and it's an important distinction.
Look at how the Bill of Rights is written. The Bill doesn't give the right of speech for instance to the people, it prohibits the government from passing laws infringing upon that right of the people. At the end, all non-specifc powers are reserved to the states and the people.
Interpretations of common law, or Gonzalez's quibbling aside, power and legitimacy flows from the people to the government, not the other way around. Habeas cannot be a privilege granted by the government, it is a restriction upon the government.
Hard or soft, an interview with an administration official is a news segment. She used the segue to make a potshot at the opposite side that Jeff Gannon would have been proud of.
*a recent example off the top of my head would be Fox implying Ted Kennedy was a domestic enemy recently on Fox and Friends
It's this kind of intermingling of news reporting with opinion that is at the heart of the debate. Newspapers have an opinion page for a reason.
Nwabudike Morgan was right!
man, that game gets creepier and creepier...
$50M? Cmon now, that really depends on what you see as your needs. This is staight out of my butt, but let's say you want to continue your lifestyle of $65k/year. Supposing you can buy a house own it outright, a principle of $1.5M in a low-risk type of investment would yield you $65k/year while still leaving enough growth to account for inflation of your lifetime. With no mortgage, your expenses are much reduced and that same $65k/year would provide a much more comfortable lifestyle.
yuk yuk.
For completeness sake, without having to invoke wikipedia, the PC in PC load letter means Paper Cartridge, or Printer Cartridge
No I don't think it's going happen. Pelosi herself has said she doesn't want to do it. As a political reality, they can still perform public oversight to draw into the light what this current administration has been doing. And that will help out the Democratic in '08. ...regardless, I still see abundant evidence for both the presiden' and the vice-president's impeachment. My point in the original comment was to counter the "President Cheney" scare argument against impeachment. If you can impeach one, you can impeach the other. Or both.
Why not impeach them both of them? President Pelosi has a nice ring to it.
Considering they have the copyright on Ipod, it's safe to say they have a complete monopoly on ipods.
pedantic.mode = OFF
I have about that many songs on my ipod and the wheel interface works great for that. Would love to see that extended to a program guide.
As much as I'm comforted by this, the same political theory was going around 100 years ago, before the first world war. The argument was basically since the great powers were so interdependent, and had so much industrial capacity, any war between them would be utterly catastrophic and so increasingly improbable. At least half of the theory was correct.
There's lots of replay in lvling. Different classes are a completely different experience, different races, the opposite faction, all kinds of good stuff.
I have a main and to the whole raid grind, but those alts bring alot of fun to the experience.
Just recently I logged into my very first character created at launch (but only lvld to 20), and oh was he a horrible mess, leather armor purchased from a vendor, a grey weapon... oh it was embarrassing.
Knowing the game mechanics and story, then traveling through from a different perspective really is lots of fun.