I think you'll find most libertarians don't oppose unions. What they do oppose are government-provided special rules for unions (strikes being 'legal', for example).
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I heard an anecdote a while back that 80% of emergency calls here in the UK are accidental calls on a mobile. Since most mobiles allow calls to the emergency services when the keypad is locked, this wouldn't surprise me at all.
I don't think many people will care very much here; users are pretty intolerant when websites don't work well in their browsers anyway; they are hardly going to go out of the way to get ads working. Use of Flash, DHTML and the like is going to make ensuring cross-platform compatability even harder.
If you really really want to show ads, at least find a simple cross-browser cross-platforms way to do it that isn't irritating so visitors won't feel tempted to block them.
What do you mean 'sorting out their political issues'? I think most Chinese are perfectly happy with the status quo. The US is not exactly a paragon of virtue here either - see recent elections.
In fact, you don't have to create a temporary ~/.screenrc. You can type those commands directly from the screen 'command line' by typing Ctl-A: (although the config. file approach might be useful if you do this all the time).
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I think you'll find most libertarians don't oppose unions. What they do oppose are government-provided special rules for unions (strikes being 'legal', for example).
Or even Georgia Tech.
Archimedes was Greek. Duh.
I heard an anecdote a while back that 80% of emergency calls here in the UK are accidental calls on a mobile. Since most mobiles allow calls to the emergency services when the keypad is locked, this wouldn't surprise me at all.
Yes, and we all know how well that works.
You might mean this.
The one with 'the audiences mind' and 'extensivley' spelt correctly (or not at all).
I don't think many people will care very much here; users are pretty intolerant when websites don't work well in their browsers anyway; they are hardly going to go out of the way to get ads working. Use of Flash, DHTML and the like is going to make ensuring cross-platform compatability even harder.
If you really really want to show ads, at least find a simple cross-browser cross-platforms way to do it that isn't irritating so visitors won't feel tempted to block them.
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When will you Americans learn England != UK ?
(PS I leave in England, not Scotland)
What do you mean 'sorting out their political issues'? I think most Chinese are perfectly happy with the status quo. The US is not exactly a paragon of virtue here either - see recent elections.
You know, I was agreeing with you until the last sentence.
Spain?
Northern Ireland?
Don't fall for the current USA world propaganda message and confuddle war and terrorism.
The Firefox Web Developer Extension works great for this, use the Validate Local HTML command.
It's called sarcasm.
Hey, it's the fault of you guys that sometimes they don't spell it that way!
But seriously, this idea is a disgrace and those responsible for trying to pervert our education system in this way should hang their heads in shame.
Hear hear. What a bunch of baloney. Perhaps he ought to take a look at what Edward Tufte says on the subject:
http://www.edwardtufte.com/tufte/powerpoint
In fact, you don't have to create a temporary :
~/.screenrc. You can type those commands directly
from the screen 'command line' by typing Ctl-A
(although the config. file approach might be useful
if you do this all the time).
Yes, and maybe you use your RTF over the PNS with
IDP and RDA compatibility as well.