And to add to your statement, It's rather scary in Miami - Dade county, after reading and re-reading the laws, I finally got scared out of my wit's. Basically the law looks to say ( I am not a lawyer so don't hold me to this )........
I citizen, can not, will not and nor attempt to... record visually, record audio, take note or anything else of a police officer. if so you will be beaten
I have to do this the long way, but let's start off with http://www.internic.net/ which is " InterNIC is a registered service mark of the U.S. Department of Commerce "
then we go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterNIC look at the section internic and icann, again it's a contract agreement for services, the DOC retains control of it.
I wish I had the note's where it's mentioned in the DOC that they own it lock stock and barrel. But the current circumstantial points that I might be correct.
if I find the correct documents I will reply again.
I find the ruling funny since it can not be Enforced against a.com.net ( and maybe a few others ) since the US Government has already dictated that they own and control it. believe it was handed over to the department of commerce back in 2002 or 2004.
We have seen the results of the above ruling by the act of the custom's serve in taking domains this year.
I can not find the ruling but I'm still searching.
>> you possibly still be using that has vacuum tubes in it?
My dad's stereo, works rather well, given, it's not fancy, as in modern, but I like to turn it on, looks nice and cool. I also have a turntable with multiple speeds on a switch.
and that's a very valid point, as a kid i ran the 220, did rather well at it. I was a total failure at the 440. and for some odd reason I was decent( top 15 consistently ) for long distance running.
I would think that this guy might have a slight edge over most people in the consistent aspect of his time. And with the right training could improve his time.
I don't like it; original from top to bottom should be the rule, and have races for those that have changes...
The ability to consistently code cleanly with small functions is great, You basically build application based on well proven code, over time you most likely have blended functions together and optimized them. What you are doing is what we did back in the day's with index card's and floppies, you had a stack of code that you used over and over again, made smaller and better. it's the quality of your functional libraries that make you a success in the industry and keeps you employed.
The towers withstood the impact for a while, but it makes sense what I've see.
fires can cause a structure to come down, and most of the time it's inward. So I really can not understand why people think this was some sort of conspiracy.
What I can say is that the controlled demolition industry most likely took note, a hollow interior collapse with a pancake action. might be a suitable way of taking down tall towers.
Hiding profits is hugely important, since the firm with the most cash wins at the end of the day so there are many incentives to do this.
Now on to a small but important topic about the rig:
One thing I recall from my cargo/chartering days, if I placed and order for a vessel construction, then gave that vessel a contract to move my cargo for it's expected life ( 10 or 15 years ) after delivery, I could take the contract to a bank and they would finance the construction of the vessel ( this is assuming that the buyer of the cargo was credit worthy, the seller had the product for the buyer and the only thing missing was the vessel )
the above is valid for oil rigs, BP orders a rig for construction via a shell company, BP issues a contract for exploration at a fixed daily rate for the life of the rig ( 10 to 15 years ), a bank looks at the credit of BP and the shell company, and issues the financing for the rig to be built for the shell company.
think of it as a house construction mortgage that turns into a regular mortgage with no right to sell until you pay off the mortgage, does not mean that you can not lease out the house to cover the construction cost.
Maritime laws are rather old and work real well, the issues within the law need to address our current growing concerns about the environment, which slowly and carefully are being addressed. tons of freight move daily on the blue waters, small changes to the law change operational cost. In my past, I have seen the price of fuel eat the profits of a carrier and put them out of business, I've also seen the cost increase where exports became non-profitable to do, leading to a loss of jobs.
Good example was the freight pricing wars in the 90's, scrap steel freight rates got so cheap that carriers stopped moving it, it caused supply problems in Asia and it was not until scrap metal prices increased where suppliers and vessels owners could get a profit that started moving again.
I was able to recycle a dell inspiron 8500 back in 2005. Just died on Friday, 6 years working well, the drive finally crashed. I figured I would fix it and give it to a non profit that might be able to use it.
Given it was 2 weeks for you and you were doing a lateral move ( I feel the Mysql and Postgre are very similar, so it's minor changes ).
The point is for Facebook, is that they built out a monster that needs to be tamed.
Can it be done in Mysql, Yes, it's a total pain in the ass, but they can do it.
it would require them to start with the least used parts of the platform, rip and replace with cleaner code that's well documented in order for future upgrades. step by step, in small targeted teams each working towards the frequently used routines.
As for those that complain about Mysql not being the best platform... How the heck are you to grow your business when you don't have the resources, not many people know how to tune an Apache server, say the least a Mysql server, so you start on the lower end. grow out, make some change then start thinking.
Now I will agree that most people never think of the Database side of web site, that's a shame.
You are never entitled to anything, you have to earn it some how or let it fall in your lap... come from a rich family, sleep with the boss, have straight A's in school, be at the right place at the right time or even get lucky.
having an honest chance is what the internet does, you post your music and video to YouTube and hope. to increase your 'honest chances' hire someone to do your video with better editing, maybe a sound guy for better production value, a good SEO for rank improvement on searches, a good SEM to buy traffic, maybe a black hat marketer to promote your site & to drive traffic to it...
Things suck that's a fact, make due with what you have then improve on it so it does not suck.
OK, In my past I moved cargo on vessels all the time, up to 2000 TEU's at a clip, here is the trick to get extra coverage. a bill of lading ( that's the cargo receipt for all intensive purposes ) has a column that states number of packages. fill that out to say 20 boxes instead of saying 1x20ft container, what you just did was transfer the liability of 1 container box that's insured for 500.00 ( the line will cover 500 due to legal rules ) to 20 boxes being insured for 500 each. simple and effective.
will it work, most of the time yes, but sometimes that steamship line will say no.
As for reporting to a customer that they lost the cargo, if you move volume, that's something that they will break a relationship for. NO one wants to hear of losses and in a JIT ( just in time ) environment, it could be very costly. It happened to a customer of mine, a container went over, cargo sank to the bottom. had to charter air freight to keep his plant running. from that day forward, he became my best client, I did not loose the cargo, another carrier did, but what we created for the client was a way to get the fast containers always in JIT and have a container on a slow boat that would show up off cycle ever 9 weeks, what it provided for him was insurance, peace of mind, and a container taking up little space in my warehouse for a few weeks ( he would send a guy with a pick-up to get a supplies when he got tight on supplies.
I would rather ship with a slower carrier that would put my cargo underdeck for 25.00 per container than being above deck. No one wants too report that container is lost, you can kiss the client goodbye
Well I have been calling myself a nerd for years, I take pride in the title. I worked very hard to be able to think and do things in great detail that others would not. Now I don't have the typical nerd cred's ( like top 20 in my class ) but I could tune an engine back in my days with a screwdriver, adjustable and a vacuum gauge. I wrote in 6502 assembly and had fun re-writing compiled c-64 code so that the graphic routines would run faster. Most people today ask me for computer advice ( I charge in beer and food ) or how to get something done ( It seems that I must have a ton of useless knowledge, go figure? ). I read alot of stuff just to learn something new, even if I will never use it ( well it did come in handy when my dad was going to get a heart valve, and I proved to the doctor that it had a higher failure rate than the one I wanted used, my dad is now 82 years old and still kicking and that doctor died like 10 years ago )
I am a proud to be called a nerd. Call it to me in public as an insult and I will give you a public dissertation on how you suck at everything Cyrano style.
Also, the greatest thing about being a nerd, I go where I please, I make good money because people pay us for our knowledge. there is not one hot spot I can not get into and not one person that I can not walk up to and say hi.
When I lived in NJ, I had a wonderful garden, I was able to keep a family of 6 and my family of 4 feed with vegetables from may to first freeze. I spent 1 hour every day in the garden. it was very calming. What I thought was great that I could give away more vegetables than I could consume and the only cost was my time and water ( nope never bought fertilizers ).
my crops were corn, carrots, collard greens, beans, tomatoes, zucchini, funny looking squash, and a few others on a garden that was 20 x 33. learned from PBS some gardening show.
Now in Florida I have a condo, and all can get growing is tomatoes and beans.
You are not kidding, half of my add-ons/plugins are not compatible to the new release. so I'll sit on the sidelines for a while.
Now I think that Firefox should find a point and say, clean up time, make a few versions updates, then poll the community for the next official features, this way you get some stability over time and new features, heck I don't mind if they did that every 9 months, at lease I would know that the older versions would be somewhat safe to utilize on the current platform of my firm.
if all the domains are.com's then it's within the rights since it's controlled by an American firm, that's why a few years back they were trying to get rid of that control and have it transferred to Switzerland.
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And to add to your statement, It's rather scary in Miami - Dade county, after reading and re-reading the laws, I finally got scared out of my wit's. Basically the law looks to say ( I am not a lawyer so don't hold me to this )........
I citizen, can not, will not and nor attempt to ... record visually, record audio, take note or anything else of a police officer. if so you will be beaten
at least that's how I think it looks
I have to do this the long way, but let's start off with http://www.internic.net/ which is " InterNIC is a registered service mark of the U.S. Department of Commerce "
then we go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterNIC look at the section internic and icann, again it's a contract agreement for services, the DOC retains control of it.
then we shoot over to the recent seizure warrant used by ICE, http://www.scribd.com/doc/45473003/ICE-affidavit-partial
I wish I had the note's where it's mentioned in the DOC that they own it lock stock and barrel. But the current circumstantial points that I might be correct.
if I find the correct documents I will reply again.
I find the ruling funny since it can not be Enforced against a .com .net ( and maybe a few others ) since the US Government has already dictated that they own and control it. believe it was handed over to the department of commerce back in 2002 or 2004.
We have seen the results of the above ruling by the act of the custom's serve in taking domains this year.
I can not find the ruling but I'm still searching.
Since i don't know, could AM Band have been better? I was understanding that AM travels a bit better overall
>> you possibly still be using that has vacuum tubes in it?
My dad's stereo, works rather well, given, it's not fancy, as in modern, but I like to turn it on, looks nice and cool. I also have a turntable with multiple speeds on a switch.
and that's a very valid point, as a kid i ran the 220, did rather well at it. I was a total failure at the 440. and for some odd reason I was decent( top 15 consistently ) for long distance running.
I would think that this guy might have a slight edge over most people in the consistent aspect of his time. And with the right training could improve his time.
I don't like it; original from top to bottom should be the rule, and have races for those that have changes ...
I'm talking about the woman whom was hit by the google car.
The ability to consistently code cleanly with small functions is great, You basically build application based on well proven code, over time you most likely have blended functions together and optimized them. What you are doing is what we did back in the day's with index card's and floppies, you had a stack of code that you used over and over again, made smaller and better. it's the quality of your functional libraries that make you a success in the industry and keeps you employed.
Keep track of this case, and the second the lawyers get involved, contract yourself to the highest bidder for the data analysis
The towers withstood the impact for a while, but it makes sense what I've see.
fires can cause a structure to come down, and most of the time it's inward. So I really can not understand why people think this was some sort of conspiracy.
What I can say is that the controlled demolition industry most likely took note, a hollow interior collapse with a pancake action. might be a suitable way of taking down tall towers.
If the USA legal system allows it, then do it.
Hiding profits is hugely important, since the firm with the most cash wins at the end of the day so there are many incentives to do this.
Now on to a small but important topic about the rig:
One thing I recall from my cargo/chartering days, if I placed and order for a vessel construction, then gave that vessel a contract to move my cargo for it's expected life ( 10 or 15 years ) after delivery, I could take the contract to a bank and they would finance the construction of the vessel ( this is assuming that the buyer of the cargo was credit worthy, the seller had the product for the buyer and the only thing missing was the vessel )
the above is valid for oil rigs, BP orders a rig for construction via a shell company, BP issues a contract for exploration at a fixed daily rate for the life of the rig ( 10 to 15 years ), a bank looks at the credit of BP and the shell company, and issues the financing for the rig to be built for the shell company.
think of it as a house construction mortgage that turns into a regular mortgage with no right to sell until you pay off the mortgage, does not mean that you can not lease out the house to cover the construction cost.
Maritime laws are rather old and work real well, the issues within the law need to address our current growing concerns about the environment, which slowly and carefully are being addressed. tons of freight move daily on the blue waters, small changes to the law change operational cost. In my past, I have seen the price of fuel eat the profits of a carrier and put them out of business, I've also seen the cost increase where exports became non-profitable to do, leading to a loss of jobs.
Good example was the freight pricing wars in the 90's, scrap steel freight rates got so cheap that carriers stopped moving it, it caused supply problems in Asia and it was not until scrap metal prices increased where suppliers and vessels owners could get a profit that started moving again.
Really? then i guess I'll fix it up for myself and use it as a travel computer. Thank you for advising me.
some how I am thinking of the Muppet's and that guy the "count"
I was able to recycle a dell inspiron 8500 back in 2005. Just died on Friday, 6 years working well, the drive finally crashed. I figured I would fix it and give it to a non profit that might be able to use it.
Given it was 2 weeks for you and you were doing a lateral move ( I feel the Mysql and Postgre are very similar, so it's minor changes ).
The point is for Facebook, is that they built out a monster that needs to be tamed.
Can it be done in Mysql, Yes, it's a total pain in the ass, but they can do it.
it would require them to start with the least used parts of the platform, rip and replace with cleaner code that's well documented in order for future upgrades. step by step, in small targeted teams each working towards the frequently used routines.
As for those that complain about Mysql not being the best platform... How the heck are you to grow your business when you don't have the resources, not many people know how to tune an Apache server, say the least a Mysql server, so you start on the lower end. grow out, make some change then start thinking.
Now I will agree that most people never think of the Database side of web site, that's a shame.
You are correct, it took about 10 viewings before I even realized that it's vaporizing.
I was hoping for more but I will say this, It's a first. and I hope we capture more of them.
You are never entitled to anything, you have to earn it some how or let it fall in your lap ... come from a rich family, sleep with the boss, have straight A's in school, be at the right place at the right time or even get lucky.
having an honest chance is what the internet does, you post your music and video to YouTube and hope. to increase your 'honest chances' hire someone to do your video with better editing, maybe a sound guy for better production value, a good SEO for rank improvement on searches, a good SEM to buy traffic, maybe a black hat marketer to promote your site & to drive traffic to it...
Things suck that's a fact, make due with what you have then improve on it so it does not suck.
clap clap clap. love it. will keep it and add voyager529 to the quote
OK, In my past I moved cargo on vessels all the time, up to 2000 TEU's at a clip, here is the trick to get extra coverage.
a bill of lading ( that's the cargo receipt for all intensive purposes ) has a column that states number of packages. fill that out to say 20 boxes instead of saying 1x20ft container, what you just did was transfer the liability of 1 container box that's insured for 500.00 ( the line will cover 500 due to legal rules ) to 20 boxes being insured for 500 each. simple and effective.
will it work, most of the time yes, but sometimes that steamship line will say no.
As for reporting to a customer that they lost the cargo, if you move volume, that's something that they will break a relationship for. NO one wants to hear of losses and in a JIT ( just in time ) environment, it could be very costly. It happened to a customer of mine, a container went over, cargo sank to the bottom. had to charter air freight to keep his plant running. from that day forward, he became my best client, I did not loose the cargo, another carrier did, but what we created for the client was a way to get the fast containers always in JIT and have a container on a slow boat that would show up off cycle ever 9 weeks, what it provided for him was insurance, peace of mind, and a container taking up little space in my warehouse for a few weeks ( he would send a guy with a pick-up to get a supplies when he got tight on supplies.
I would rather ship with a slower carrier that would put my cargo underdeck for 25.00 per container than being above deck. No one wants too report that container is lost, you can kiss the client goodbye
research the person http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyrano_de_Bergerac it's wonderful history.
Also, bouncers love a good laugh, chick like guys that can hold ground, and others enjoy the show, at the end, even if they swing, they never hit
Well I have been calling myself a nerd for years, I take pride in the title. I worked very hard to be able to think and do things in great detail that others would not. Now I don't have the typical nerd cred's ( like top 20 in my class ) but I could tune an engine back in my days with a screwdriver, adjustable and a vacuum gauge. I wrote in 6502 assembly and had fun re-writing compiled c-64 code so that the graphic routines would run faster. Most people today ask me for computer advice ( I charge in beer and food ) or how to get something done ( It seems that I must have a ton of useless knowledge, go figure? ). I read alot of stuff just to learn something new, even if I will never use it ( well it did come in handy when my dad was going to get a heart valve, and I proved to the doctor that it had a higher failure rate than the one I wanted used, my dad is now 82 years old and still kicking and that doctor died like 10 years ago )
I am a proud to be called a nerd. Call it to me in public as an insult and I will give you a public dissertation on how you suck at everything Cyrano style.
Also, the greatest thing about being a nerd, I go where I please, I make good money because people pay us for our knowledge. there is not one hot spot I can not get into and not one person that I can not walk up to and say hi.
When I lived in NJ, I had a wonderful garden, I was able to keep a family of 6 and my family of 4 feed with vegetables from may to first freeze. I spent 1 hour every day in the garden. it was very calming. What I thought was great that I could give away more vegetables than I could consume and the only cost was my time and water ( nope never bought fertilizers ).
my crops were corn, carrots, collard greens, beans, tomatoes, zucchini, funny looking squash, and a few others on a garden that was 20 x 33. learned from PBS some gardening show.
Now in Florida I have a condo, and all can get growing is tomatoes and beans.
You are not kidding, half of my add-ons/plugins are not compatible to the new release. so I'll sit on the sidelines for a while.
Now I think that Firefox should find a point and say, clean up time, make a few versions updates, then poll the community for the next official features, this way you get some stability over time and new features, heck I don't mind if they did that every 9 months, at lease I would know that the older versions would be somewhat safe to utilize on the current platform of my firm.
>>And that's where I get stuck - trying to figure out what is profitable to smuggle into China. Milk products made from milk?
The one item that has a huge markup is gold. the spread is up to 20%, and small 5 gram bars have the largest mark-up
if all the domains are .com's then it's within the rights since it's controlled by an American firm, that's why a few years back they were trying to get rid of that control and have it transferred to Switzerland.
I wish I had the link reference