I grew up loving McDonalds food. Not that I got to eat it very often, but when I did I loved it. Then I ended up having to work at McDonalds for a year in between jobs to make ends meet. After gaining about 25 lbs from eating there on my breaks, I decided to stop eating it. After going a full year without, I no longer crave the food there. Sure, I would still eat the occasional McDouble or 4 piece nugget if I needed a quick snack, but I'd have to be pretty much driving right by one without a better option in sight. The same goes for soda. In college, I drank tons of ginger ale. I would crave that stuff like no tomorrow, drinking sometimes 6 cans in a day. Then when I needed to lose weight I gave up soda, and now not only do I not get the cravings, but I can't even drink soda- I've regained my sensitivity to sugar and soda is now far too sweet.
The Old Testament is full of examples of God's judgement against specific people. No where were the Israelites allowed to choose who to attack, or what land to take.
I've played enough games of Civilization to know that what Wall Street needs is a turn based system. You tell it all the trades you want to do, and every minute it updates all the trades submitted.
Why is it people get upset at the suggestion of requiring an ID to exercise your right to vote, but no one is concerned that you need one to exercise your second amendment right?
Lobbyist really aren't the problem - they are a symptom of corruptible, easy to bribe, representatives who care more about their checkbook than about the people they are supposed to be representing. Ever wonder how ancient Rome fell? They were a democracy, and it worked well... that is, until those in power realized they could vote themselves money. After that, Rome declined and eventually fell.
Just a guess (I know little about the intricacies of the court system), but a judge declares someone in contempt of court, which acts as a warrant, which allows the bailiff, who does have the power, to arrest the offender
My bad, I was still listening to the scientists in the 1970's who were warning of global cooling. On the plus side, we seem to have managed to stop that.
No, Microsoft will see the increased speed as a chance to add even more bloat to it's operating systems, essentially negating any clock speed increases.
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LA has a large number of Muslim inmates. I would hardly consider him safe in jail there.
I grew up loving McDonalds food. Not that I got to eat it very often, but when I did I loved it. Then I ended up having to work at McDonalds for a year in between jobs to make ends meet. After gaining about 25 lbs from eating there on my breaks, I decided to stop eating it. After going a full year without, I no longer crave the food there. Sure, I would still eat the occasional McDouble or 4 piece nugget if I needed a quick snack, but I'd have to be pretty much driving right by one without a better option in sight. The same goes for soda. In college, I drank tons of ginger ale. I would crave that stuff like no tomorrow, drinking sometimes 6 cans in a day. Then when I needed to lose weight I gave up soda, and now not only do I not get the cravings, but I can't even drink soda- I've regained my sensitivity to sugar and soda is now far too sweet.
The Old Testament is full of examples of God's judgement against specific people. No where were the Israelites allowed to choose who to attack, or what land to take.
Yes, but Christianity also says to love those who oppose you, and those who are not Christian.
If you're browsing the image because slashdot linked you there, then does it count as slashdot wasting your time?
I've played enough games of Civilization to know that what Wall Street needs is a turn based system. You tell it all the trades you want to do, and every minute it updates all the trades submitted.
Why is it people get upset at the suggestion of requiring an ID to exercise your right to vote, but no one is concerned that you need one to exercise your second amendment right?
I want to know when we will be able to put a man on the sun. In fact, I'd be more than willing to volunteer a few people...
You can get a fully automatic .22 rifle. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Sig-Sauer-522-Rifle/21190631
Lobbyist really aren't the problem - they are a symptom of corruptible, easy to bribe, representatives who care more about their checkbook than about the people they are supposed to be representing. Ever wonder how ancient Rome fell? They were a democracy, and it worked well... that is, until those in power realized they could vote themselves money. After that, Rome declined and eventually fell.
Just a guess (I know little about the intricacies of the court system), but a judge declares someone in contempt of court, which acts as a warrant, which allows the bailiff, who does have the power, to arrest the offender
My bad, I was still listening to the scientists in the 1970's who were warning of global cooling. On the plus side, we seem to have managed to stop that.
No, Microsoft will see the increased speed as a chance to add even more bloat to it's operating systems, essentially negating any clock speed increases.