Christianity is not about forcing a world view, religion, beliefs, or anything on anyone else. It's about spreading the good news of the Gospel to everyone so they have the choice to be saved or not.
You might want to inform the Pope and the billion or so Catholics of this fact.
"The scientific community overwhelmingly denies that your precious organic food is any more nutritious."
Not necessarily more nutritious, but certainly cultivated without most of the chemical pesticides. People are interested in LESS CHEMICALS... not eating produce that was effectively grown in poisoned soil.
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
Why does it seem like Democrats are at least as effective at infringing on civil liberties as Republicans are, but never seem to get called on their BS to the same degree?
I call this Democrat sponsored bill BS.
I also call the bill stupid, idiotic, unconstitutional, and lame-brained. The first thing that comes to mind here is "Nanny State"... Free speech is a constitutional right... reading blogs on the internet is a choice. Choose not to read them.
I can tell you that those rights apply to individuals, but not commercial photographers producing works for hire.
I would be interested in a citation... the reason I'm asking is how then do the paparazzi operate? They are "commercial" photographers who sell their photographs in both the US & the UK. What about groups of news videographers and photographers?
In the US, many states and cities have ordinances that cover large productions such as a film. I'm not sure why that is other than to help offset the costs of police coverage or pure profit.
The general rule in the United States is that anyone may take photographs of whatever they want when they are in a public place or places where they have permission to take photographs. Absent a specific legal prohibition such as a statute or ordinance, you are legally entitled to take photographs. Examples of places that are traditionally considered public are streets, sidewalks, and public parks.
They sure don't seem to be terrorists from what anyone has presented. Everyone has the right to be a left-wing, right-wing, religious, gay, slashdot, anti-slashdot, or whatever other type of wingnut they want.
They urged the major lenders to to get into sub-prime lending, which they wouldn't have done otherwise because it's terrible risk management.
So the major lenders are easily swayed by suggestion? Some how this doesn't sound quite right unless all the major lenders are managed by complete financial idiots. More likely, they saw lots of profits, and the White House (Mr. Clinton at the time) gave them a convenient excuse to exercise unbridled greed and usury.
/me leaves to continue burying the gold in the yard
"From April 1924 until late February 1925 the SA was known as the Frontbann to avoid the temporary ban on the Nazi party. The SA carried out numerous acts of violence against socialist groups throughout the 1920s, typically in minor street-fights called Zusammenstöße ('collisions')."
Slashdot Mirror
http://www.voipsupply.com/ip-phones/wi-fi
A basic SIP phone that is WiFi only ... nothing more, nothing less.
Christianity is not about forcing a world view, religion, beliefs, or anything on anyone else. It's about spreading the good news of the Gospel to everyone so they have the choice to be saved or not.
You might want to inform the Pope and the billion or so Catholics of this fact.
" Last I checked self-determination and free market capitalism were some of the founding principles of this country ..."
Last time I checked, the Constitution and Bill of Rights made no mention of "free market capitalism". Did I miss the memo?
"The scientific community overwhelmingly denies that your precious organic food is any more nutritious."
Not necessarily more nutritious, but certainly cultivated without most of the chemical pesticides. People are interested in LESS CHEMICALS ... not eating produce that was effectively grown in poisoned soil.
... can't get a DHCP address .... Film at 11.
MSFT would sell their children's souls to keep Windows on the government's desktop PCs.
But I can see the holes in my knowledge.
And with that one statement, you have separated yourself from the mere code jockeys. That statement on a résumé would pique my attention.
... but aren't part of a healthy middle class.
The what now? In the US?
Start the the "users" that are already breaking the law ....
We actually have one of the highest corporate tax rates in the world.
This is true. Please provide the names of the corporations in the Fortune 500 that actually pay that rate.
Going with that "synergy" thing again .... doomed from the start.
Article XII
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
You aren't going to be there if anything goes wrong.
Neither is Microsoft nor the hardware vendors.
Why does it seem like Democrats are at least as effective at infringing on civil liberties as Republicans are, but never seem to get called on their BS to the same degree?
I call this Democrat sponsored bill BS.
I also call the bill stupid, idiotic, unconstitutional, and lame-brained. The first thing that comes to mind here is "Nanny State" ... Free speech is a constitutional right ... reading blogs on the internet is a choice. Choose not to read them.
I can tell you that those rights apply to individuals, but not commercial photographers producing works for hire.
I would be interested in a citation ... the reason I'm asking is how then do the paparazzi operate? They are "commercial" photographers who sell their photographs in both the US & the UK. What about groups of news videographers and photographers?
In the US, many states and cities have ordinances that cover large productions such as a film. I'm not sure why that is other than to help offset the costs of police coverage or pure profit.
http://www.krages.com/phoright.htm
The general rule in the United States is that anyone may take photographs of whatever they want when they are in a public place or places where they have permission to take photographs. Absent a specific legal prohibition such as a statute or ordinance, you are legally entitled to take photographs. Examples of places that are traditionally considered public are streets, sidewalks, and public parks.
Unfortunately, however, Lucifer's social calendar is jammed solid ...
Too many appearances scheduled with the banking and finance industries ....
Use tables for tables of data, not for layout and style.
Use style sheets for style and layout, and not for tables of data.
It's not that hard, folks.
They sure don't seem to be terrorists from what anyone has presented. Everyone has the right to be a left-wing, right-wing, religious, gay, slashdot, anti-slashdot, or whatever other type of wingnut they want.
Except those EMACS people ....
They've got a lot of life left in them, sad to say.
I think you meant to say, "They have a lot of cash left in them, sad to say."
They urged the major lenders to to get into sub-prime lending, which they wouldn't have done otherwise because it's terrible risk management.
So the major lenders are easily swayed by suggestion? Some how this doesn't sound quite right unless all the major lenders are managed by complete financial idiots. More likely, they saw lots of profits, and the White House (Mr. Clinton at the time) gave them a convenient excuse to exercise unbridled greed and usury.
"From April 1924 until late February 1925 the SA was known as the Frontbann to avoid the temporary ban on the Nazi party. The SA carried out numerous acts of violence against socialist groups throughout the 1920s, typically in minor street-fights called Zusammenstöße ('collisions')."
Lawyer: "They broke the law. We have the proof." ...."
Judge: "What is your proof?"
Lawyer: "Well, thinking about breaking the law is a KIND of proof
And sanitizing Washington, DC would be bad how again?
and the check is in the mail ...
...
...
and the tax rebate will stimulate the economy
and there are large numbers of WMDs in Iraq
and [Fill In the Blank]
somehow, this just doesn't pass the smell test.