This suggests corrosion is not a problem. Highlights: "It is quite resistant to corrosion and does not oxidize easily, although it readily forms a surface tarnish of silver sulfide." and "Silver plating is widely used on contacts and other conductive parts in electrical apparatus such as switchgear and motor control centers because of the superior conductivity and longevity."
I listened to a clip of senate hearings on NPR this morning. After a stream of warnings by PIPA opponents, Patrick Leahy (D) said something to the effect of "If this bill is as bad as you say, it won't get five votes. If it protects content providers from piracy, it will pass easily."
Way to ignore the point. He is admitting the rest of the country can burn as long as content industries are happy. That is the definition of special interest control.
It's better when they die on your property, so the bodies can be processed by a taxidermist for use as a scare-crook. Imagine a feral pose like a bear.
You are right. Nothing is "dead" about SOPA. The *content* of SOPA is very unpopular, so its proponents will temporarily withdraw the bill until it can be repackaged and relabeled to sneak it through. The desire of voters is simply not a consideration. Key members of congress have been paid to push this through anyway possible, and they won't stop until the job is done.
Exactly. The UK should just walk away from this nonsense. This seems like a perfect reason to present for withdrawing from the one sided extradition treaty. The corruption is so blatant on the US side, it should be a very popular move with UK citizens.
nothing stopping you from starting your own company with your own policies.
I read about this interesting concept called barrier to entry. Starting your own company is a good thing, but there can be reasons it's not possible in every case.
Apple's new TV will use the Siri Automated Television Activity Network and a verbal prefix of, oh, I don't know... SATAN?!?!?! [does Church Lady dance]
Sign me up. Simple, effective and legislatively possible, albeit difficult. Unfortunately the current makeup of SCOTUS would never allow such common sense.
You've asserted an interesting collection of terrible motives to the president with no supporting evidence. But, everyone is entitled to their opinion, and now we know yours.
There's no reason we can't do both. I'm certain we can meet our energy needs, but maybe not our energy wants. Now where is that clock... *fling* *splat*
As opposed to the republican narrative: 1) If the economy recovered, Keynesian stimulus prevented a more robust recovery! 2) If the economy didn't recover, the stimulus did not work!
Sen. Harry Reid [D, NV] $3,502,624
Sen. Charles Schumer [D, NY] $2,648,770
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand [D, NY] $2,080,651
I wonder how much Obama got...
Hmmm... you don't mention of the republicans on the list (John Beohner, Eric Cantor, Scott Brown, Robert Portman, Patrick Toomey, Mark Kirk) and you bring up Obama, who is not on the list. Thank you for clearly identifying your ideological slant.
It comes from people who figured out that democracy isn't all roses and rainbows...
This reminds me of an interview with a common man from a recent "Arab Spring" nation I heard on the radio. He was asked about an upcoming election. The translation: "How can this be democracy? There is no one who represents me!"
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This suggests corrosion is not a problem. Highlights: "It is quite resistant to corrosion and does not oxidize easily, although it readily forms a surface tarnish of silver sulfide." and "Silver plating is widely used on contacts and other conductive parts in electrical apparatus such as switchgear and motor control centers because of the superior conductivity and longevity."
I listened to a clip of senate hearings on NPR this morning. After a stream of warnings by PIPA opponents, Patrick Leahy (D) said something to the effect of "If this bill is as bad as you say, it won't get five votes. If it protects content providers from piracy, it will pass easily."
Way to ignore the point. He is admitting the rest of the country can burn as long as content industries are happy. That is the definition of special interest control.
Sony, you are not Apple. Only Apple has the ability to do that.
A guy in a bar told me the PS4 controller will be a shiny scroll wheel.
It's better when they die on your property, so the bodies can be processed by a taxidermist for use as a scare-crook. Imagine a feral pose like a bear.
You are right. Nothing is "dead" about SOPA. The *content* of SOPA is very unpopular, so its proponents will temporarily withdraw the bill until it can be repackaged and relabeled to sneak it through. The desire of voters is simply not a consideration. Key members of congress have been paid to push this through anyway possible, and they won't stop until the job is done.
Exactly. The UK should just walk away from this nonsense. This seems like a perfect reason to present for withdrawing from the one sided extradition treaty. The corruption is so blatant on the US side, it should be a very popular move with UK citizens.
nothing stopping you from starting your own company with your own policies.
I read about this interesting concept called barrier to entry. Starting your own company is a good thing, but there can be reasons it's not possible in every case.
Raising Arizona Quote:
Evelle Snopes (trying to console H.I. after losing a job): "H.I., you're young and you got your health... what you want with a job?"
Are you kidding? ShavedOrangutan is pure porn gold!
I can see it now: Tumescence of the Planet of the Apes
Apple's new TV will use the Siri Automated Television Activity Network and a verbal prefix of, oh, I don't know... SATAN?!?!?!
[does Church Lady dance]
...reptiloids control Switzerland
Silence John Smallberries! That's top sekrit!
...the populist uprisings are going to eventually come to our shores, this is why they're bringing the troops home
This is much funnier if you read it with the voice of Dale Gribble. :-D
Will it be shiny?!?
It will come in Zune brown.
Sign me up. Simple, effective and legislatively possible, albeit difficult. Unfortunately the current makeup of SCOTUS would never allow such common sense.
You've asserted an interesting collection of terrible motives to the president with no supporting evidence. But, everyone is entitled to their opinion, and now we know yours.
There's no reason we can't do both. I'm certain we can meet our energy needs, but maybe not our energy wants. Now where is that clock... *fling* *splat*
Quantum linguistics?
As opposed to the republican narrative:
1) If the economy recovered, Keynesian stimulus prevented a more robust recovery!
2) If the economy didn't recover, the stimulus did not work!
Heads I win, tails you lose.
Yep, that's what you get with flawed reasoning.
7,000 subjects (British civil servants)...
I can't accept the results of this study without a form 27B-6.
Sen. Harry Reid [D, NV] $3,502,624
Sen. Charles Schumer [D, NY] $2,648,770
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand [D, NY] $2,080,651
I wonder how much Obama got ...
Hmmm... you don't mention of the republicans on the list (John Beohner, Eric Cantor, Scott Brown, Robert Portman, Patrick Toomey, Mark Kirk) and you bring up Obama, who is not on the list. Thank you for clearly identifying your ideological slant.
Which is worst? Two theocratic societies on collision course? Or a fat brat with an agenda?
For some reason this made me think of the 2012 US presidential election, mormons, evangelicals and Rush Limbaugh.
The NSA never sleeps.
They know who's naughty and nice. I leave them cookies and milk so I don't get coal in my stocking.
IE saved the web? Really? Wow ...
Sure, by stagnating and spurring innovation in other browsers. Sing along: Here it comes to save the day...
It comes from people who figured out that democracy isn't all roses and rainbows...
This reminds me of an interview with a common man from a recent "Arab Spring" nation I heard on the radio. He was asked about an upcoming election. The translation: "How can this be democracy? There is no one who represents me!"
Welcome to the club buddy.
Why pretend not to have a nuclear program when nobody believes you?
They believe the ambiguity serves their goals.