Over time this creates and increasing burden on businesses and banks as they are required to report transactions of smaller and smaller value.
If it's such a big fuss (read cost) then the banking lobby would've moved to have it adjusted to inflation. What's in it for them by not having the said adjustment done?
You do know that the Japanese has been bitterly complaining about how their financial aid to China were "repackaged" as Chinese and given to even more backward countries...?
I appreciate how terrified Fox is of Hillary given how strong a candidate she is ( especially when viewed against potential runners like Fiorina/Bush/Christy/Huckabee )
I am not sure if that's true. Politicians are realists; all the republican and tea bagger nut jobs is throwing their hat into the race because they perceive democrat has no viable candidate.
Ruin? No. She'll "improve share holder value." Probably something along the line of arranging for "merger" with China to reduce national debt, and become the "sole remaining super power (again.)"
I think your sarcasm just flew right past me. She's no captain... unless you're thinking that Costa Concordia's Chicken of the Sea from a few years back (hot damn, never thought I do quote F_x News). I am waiting for an adventuresome CEO to phrase this type of affair as a bad case of diarrhea...
Keep in mind this is a company that has a history of doing malicious things; willful violation of GPL that was resolved only when they're drag into the court and lost, hard coding default time server IP address in firmware (imagine hundreds of thousands of them all attempting to sync at the same time daily) It demonstrated a culture of (sociopathical) disregard for others, that alone is reason enough to not buy any of their products.
Sure they could do the inkjet business model. But why do THAT when they can charge you an arm and a leg for the printer, then chip the fillment and extort you for your first born?
When you layoff 20%, it's just business (insert whatever reason that gives the top manglers bigger bonuses.) When you _FIRE_ 20%, it's big f_cking deal; a company has to be pretty screwed up to be firing 20% of its head count.
... it was to argue that he should receive life in prison rather than the death penalty.
I would support that, but not because I might've harbor some lofty respect for life; it is far cheaper to lock up this witless git and throw away the key than pay for the endless appeals required in a capital case.
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If it's such a big fuss (read cost) then the banking lobby would've moved to have it adjusted to inflation. What's in it for them by not having the said adjustment done?
correct response is "I'll plead the 5th, until I have consulted with my lawyer, in private." doesn't matter if you have or have not committed a crime.
According to a Wellsfargo teller, anything involving 5k or more gets reported. I suspect it's actually less than that now.
And to think M*A*S*H was outraged that CIA had its own bomb (The Army-Navy Game, TV episode 29)
You do know that the Japanese has been bitterly complaining about how their financial aid to China were "repackaged" as Chinese and given to even more backward countries...?
EA is such a behemoth that despite lack of merit, they can have the case tied up in court for years and bankrupt the little guy...
... build large industrial crematorium and air tight shower rooms?
never seen one without "policy subject to change without notice."
swatting through pizzahut...
I am not sure if that's true. Politicians are realists; all the republican and tea bagger nut jobs is throwing their hat into the race because they perceive democrat has no viable candidate.
Ruin? No. She'll "improve share holder value." Probably something along the line of arranging for "merger" with China to reduce national debt, and become the "sole remaining super power (again.)"
Will it shatter easily at low (think -30) or high (think 120+) temperature?
keep in mind this loop is a tea bagger.
I think your sarcasm just flew right past me. She's no captain... unless you're thinking that Costa Concordia's Chicken of the Sea from a few years back (hot damn, never thought I do quote F_x News). I am waiting for an adventuresome CEO to phrase this type of affair as a bad case of diarrhea...
Keep in mind this is a company that has a history of doing malicious things; willful violation of GPL that was resolved only when they're drag into the court and lost, hard coding default time server IP address in firmware (imagine hundreds of thousands of them all attempting to sync at the same time daily) It demonstrated a culture of (sociopathical) disregard for others, that alone is reason enough to not buy any of their products.
Sure they could do the inkjet business model. But why do THAT when they can charge you an arm and a leg for the printer, then chip the fillment and extort you for your first born?
You can then print nuts and bolts to use with that printed crescent wrench.
keep in mind that these ex-employees could be printing firearms...
When you layoff 20%, it's just business (insert whatever reason that gives the top manglers bigger bonuses.) When you _FIRE_ 20%, it's big f_cking deal; a company has to be pretty screwed up to be firing 20% of its head count.
Residual from atomic fart in Beavis and Butthead Do America?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOS5gWzkXMA
I would support that, but not because I might've harbor some lofty respect for life; it is far cheaper to lock up this witless git and throw away the key than pay for the endless appeals required in a capital case.
So we can round up all the illegal aliens and deprive them of their due process?
so those of us suffering from bulimia nervosa don't need to stick our finger down our throat?
Never attribute to stupidity when it's a habitual offender.
Actually Chunghwa Telecom Co. is in Taiwan. Don't confuse them with the mainland scumbags.