It's usually not all that difficult to tell the difference between a police raid and a home invasion.
Right. In a home invasion, the attackers aren't wearing uniforms, don't identify themselves as police, smash up nearby parked cars just because they're there, set fire to your house, kill your dog and then joke about it.
Yeah! And the best part is that you wouldn't even have to sign up for a Facebook account, and you wouldn't be targetted by Facebook advertising, and best of all Face book couldn't possibly make a single dime off of you!
Why _wouldn't_ the owners of the Facebook business not want to do that?
if you want to save energy, there are better things to mandate -- CFL usage
Absolutely. There is nothing more wasteful of energy than the lengthy overtimes, fourth downs and tiny fields used by the NFL. Playing by CFL rules is just good for everybody.
First off, as others have pointed out, you are assuming that there are only ten priorities.
Second, and more importantly, you need to read the article summary again and try to see which weasel words apply to which statements.
[...] the agency is dedicating about 5.5 percent of its field agents to combating cyber crime, the FBI's stated Number Three priority, The Washington Post reports. Take away the agents dedicated to catching child predators online -- a program that accounts for the vast majority of the department's prosecutorial victories -- and about 3.6 percent of the FBI's agents are dedicated to cyber crime, the report notes.
The number three priority takes 5.5% of field agents. The 3.6% number is just a conveniently small fraction of that which was chosen because it looks better in headlines.
Did you know that if you take away all of the right handed agents who speak English as a first language, there would be only 10% of all FBI agents even showing up to work in the morning? If showing up for work in the morning claims just over ten percent of its active agents, how many agents and FBI resources are dedicated to doing anything for the rest of the day?
They probably saved millions of dollars using a free kernel and didn't think to support Linux users.
That's because they saved millions more dollars not developing and testing a whole different set of end user software that only a handful of customers were going to use.
A stress-reinforcing feedback loop might be common at first, but I suspect you actually learn to relax when you get clear feedback from working yourself up.
Yes. You might learn to not play the silly little flying dragon game that works so hard to get you stressed out.
Either way, I don't think that anybody involved is going to get a winning score in Police Quest.
Right. In a home invasion, the attackers aren't wearing uniforms, don't identify themselves as police, smash up nearby parked cars just because they're there, set fire to your house, kill your dog and then joke about it.
No, wait. That's the police. My bad.
I guess if you're lucky it will just be a home invasion.
Thank you, Techno Bill.
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And it's even easier for me to install a waffle covered with maple syrup in my DVD player, but that won't make it work any better.
Of course you realize that no project which launches with that kind of announcement could ever expect to succeed.
I mean, really. What are the chances?
If you don't know already, you probably really don't want to find out.
You see, it's not a tube, it's a series of trucks.
"Interpol Unscrambles Doctored Photo In Manhunt"
"Interpol Unlocks Les Paul in Guitar Hero II"
"Interpol Tracks Down Level -1 in Super Mario Bros."
"Interpol Acquires 'Marathon Man' Achievement in Halo III"
"Interpol Microwaves Weird Ed's Hamster in Maniac Mansion"
I'm going to perform surgery on a torpedo. You never know...
Yeah! And the best part is that you wouldn't even have to sign up for a Facebook account, and you wouldn't be targetted by Facebook advertising, and best of all Face book couldn't possibly make a single dime off of you!
Why _wouldn't_ the owners of the Facebook business not want to do that?
Please, it's bad enough that 'podcast' is trying to become a noun. Don't let it move in on verb territory too.
Unleash the sequels!
Absolutely. That's what HIPAA is for.
That's okay. I posted a video of myself sleeping to YouTube so all of my professors can watch it instead of having me come out to class.
Definitely. That's why every time I design a Kill-bot, I make sure that it has a pre-programmed kill limit.
In accordance with Bill 101, Google will also be changing all of the signs to read in French first, with English in smaller type beneath.
Absolutely. There is nothing more wasteful of energy than the lengthy overtimes, fourth downs and tiny fields used by the NFL. Playing by CFL rules is just good for everybody.
That would be because the UN doesn't do everything that the USA wants it to.
Clearly it must be pointless.
First off, as others have pointed out, you are assuming that there are only ten priorities.
Second, and more importantly, you need to read the article summary again and try to see which weasel words apply to which statements.
The number three priority takes 5.5% of field agents. The 3.6% number is just a conveniently small fraction of that which was chosen because it looks better in headlines.Did you know that if you take away all of the right handed agents who speak English as a first language, there would be only 10% of all FBI agents even showing up to work in the morning? If showing up for work in the morning claims just over ten percent of its active agents, how many agents and FBI resources are dedicated to doing anything for the rest of the day?
That's because they saved millions more dollars not developing and testing a whole different set of end user software that only a handful of customers were going to use.
Just put on your robe and wizard hat. What you do after that is up to you.
It could be enough to drive away both of their remaining players.
"I've always loved you."
Not me. My home address is 1060 West Addison.
Yes. You might learn to not play the silly little flying dragon game that works so hard to get you stressed out.