>> So investors purchase shares that the yield a fixed rate of interest until SETI succeeds.
So basically, they want to buy something they can't afford by borrowing on the hopes of being able to afford it later. Dumb.
I like the lottery part of the idea better (if it's legal). Spend 90% of the lottery proceeds and invest 10% for the future winner or to pay of dinner at Milliways, whichever comes first.
What's interesting is that the alcohol is such an important part of the taste of these drinks. I did an unfortunately large amount of research to find my wife a decent tasting NA beer to drink while pregnant (yes, I know there's still some alcohol in NA beer). And even the best of them (IMHO Thomasbrau, by Paulaner), just didn't taste right without the alcohol. I'd say the same of red wine where I did less extensive tasting and could find no NA wines that were even in the acceptable range.
>> No word yet on what a Toshiba purchase would mean in terms of warranty support for OCZ's notoriously unreliable drives
You can expect the same level of warranty service that you've always received from OCZ.
And Vermont!
>> securing valuables
So doughnuts are ok?
>> LoJack To Release Tracking Devices For Consumers, Insurance, and Auto Makers
What's it called, a "cell phone"?
If your name is 50000BTU_barbecue, the answer better be "ribs".
>> which posits that there are infinitely many pairs of primes separated by only two (such as 11 and 13)
Yawn. Call me when you find a set of primes separated by one.
>> So investors purchase shares that the yield a fixed rate of interest until SETI succeeds.
So basically, they want to buy something they can't afford by borrowing on the hopes of being able to afford it later. Dumb.
I like the lottery part of the idea better (if it's legal). Spend 90% of the lottery proceeds and invest 10% for the future winner or to pay of dinner at Milliways, whichever comes first.
If the remains are genetically related to half of Eurasia, it's the real Genghis.
>> something that is best located where nobody else wants to go
Like their execrable stores evidently.
What's interesting is that the alcohol is such an important part of the taste of these drinks. I did an unfortunately large amount of research to find my wife a decent tasting NA beer to drink while pregnant (yes, I know there's still some alcohol in NA beer). And even the best of them (IMHO Thomasbrau, by Paulaner), just didn't taste right without the alcohol. I'd say the same of red wine where I did less extensive tasting and could find no NA wines that were even in the acceptable range.
The Nut son married a Sachs girl and they now have a bunch of little ones running around with a wonderfully hyphenated last name.
>> so... does this mean you aren't interested in the story about how they replaced the batteries in the remote?
Maybe the batteries are dead? DNRTFA.
>> The only people up are idiots who don't know what happened, and enjoy making things up.
If you are going to quote Abraham Lincoln at least try to get the quote right.
Usually it is in and around the drumstick area.
Dare to Hope; Prepare to be Disappointed.
>> and then worry about the pretty pretty
For that matter, most sites can forgo pretty altogether.
Google, Zillow, Amazon, Wunderground were all more usable and useful when they were simple.
"Realizing the text message was coming from inside the house, she mouthed the letters 'OMG'".
>> NSA monitored the phone conversations of 35 world leaders
And nothing of value was gained.
Well this explains all the ads for beaver on the internet.
Sure, but does Netcraft confirm it?
Lorentz Pffft! I use fast Fourier transform to calculate my emotions, and right now my results show nothing but scorn for anyone who uses Lorentz.
Don't give them any ideas.
We tried that, but the UFOs kept stealing the cameras.
>> News summaries are allowed to contain spoilers, you know.
He doesn't fix the cable.
>> Computers ran by investment firms monitor social media and invest accordingly
Yes, but they are no match for my random headline writing bots.