Banks only keep a portion of deposits on hand. This is standard regulated procedure called "Fractional Reserve Lending". No bank can return every despositers funds on demand at the same time. None of them. Anywhere.
When bank runs occur, there is a systemic lack of funds to meet demand due to fractional reserve lending.
This is simply not enough supply to meet demand, and not similar to failure of fractional reserve lending at all.
I know if I get cancer I'm doing exactly what the doctor tells me,
As a thyroid cancer survivor, I don't recommend this. Doctors are both cautious and aggressive... this is their paycheck.
I had the tumor out, I wish I hadn't followed their advice to have my entire thyroid removed. The results of that are felt every single day for the last ten years...
I am perfectly comfortable saying "Not now. I'm busy." to my child. Generally that will include a "sweetie" on the end, but I wouldn't say I've never said them on their own.
I've never said "Shut up." and including them in same category is probably what is causing so many to question what you've written.
These are words that should never be uttered by a parent to a child.
...if you want your child to grow up thinking that they should be the center of attention in every situation they enter.
On the other hand, if you want your child to be a polite and functional member of society, you can ensure they aren't in any immediate distress, and then explain to them that they can wait briefly for your attention.
Eh. If you were getting laid young enough to have grandkids at 50 you can't have been doing all that bad. If I have grandkids at 50, I know one first-grader (now) whose in real trouble!
In otherwords, they are activiely in the business of making whatever is cool totally uncool as quickly as possible, making the most money they can in the process.
"Popular" = "Not Cool" is quite popular these days.
You know, usually about this time on a thread about companies overpromising and underdelivering, we would have already had a good joke or three about Duke Nukem Forever. Sigh.
An additional term of the wager that was considered too risky for the participants was that the loser would have to play through the entire of the recently released Duke Nukem Forever. Twice.
Something tells me that an Australian company would not be using inches to track anything. TFA seems to agree. Our official conversion tables between metric and "ye olde worlde" include the phrase "an inch is as good as a mile", which does not bode well for its accuracy.
You may want to check this out before you decide that military spending is the ONLY problem. I'm all for cutting it, but that alone won't solve the problem.
Raising taxes to a historically high margin won't close the budget gap either... even in conjunction with military cuts.
Of course, this is exactly why America SHOULDN'T do this as i wouldn't trust american financial advisers as far as i can throw them with one hand these days.
Well, at least we've found a one handed economist thrower.
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AT&T often doesn't have the network either.
Banks only keep a portion of deposits on hand. This is standard regulated procedure called "Fractional Reserve Lending". No bank can return every despositers funds on demand at the same time. None of them. Anywhere.
When bank runs occur, there is a systemic lack of funds to meet demand due to fractional reserve lending.
This is simply not enough supply to meet demand, and not similar to failure of fractional reserve lending at all.
A minority? Who does Stewart's voting minority vote for?
He said "socialist nations", not "nations with socialist elements". Even the U.S. has "socialist" elements.
I don't see any of the countries you listed here.
You know I had the same epiphany. In 1997.
I know if I get cancer I'm doing exactly what the doctor tells me,
As a thyroid cancer survivor, I don't recommend this. Doctors are both cautious and aggressive... this is their paycheck.
I had the tumor out, I wish I hadn't followed their advice to have my entire thyroid removed. The results of that are felt every single day for the last ten years...
Don't sun tan, don't smoke, don't drink much alcohol, don't eat grains and sugars, eat lots of paleo/natural/organic foods...
I thought you said "good years".
They finally found a place to send all that Greek debt.
whatever ends up happening is BY DEFINITION THE FAIREST OUTCOME POSSIBLE
Yes, actually. Just as a frictionless surface by definition requires no force to maintain velocity.
The fact that neither exists in the real world without external energy being fed into the system escapes most people, sadly.
part of why OpenBSD has had only two remote vulnerabilities for over a decade.
Well geez! If they've been there for ten years how come they haven't fixed them!
I am perfectly comfortable saying "Not now. I'm busy." to my child. Generally that will include a "sweetie" on the end, but I wouldn't say I've never said them on their own.
I've never said "Shut up." and including them in same category is probably what is causing so many to question what you've written.
Shut up. Not now. I'm busy.
These are words that should never be uttered by a parent to a child.
...if you want your child to grow up thinking that they should be the center of attention in every situation they enter.
On the other hand, if you want your child to be a polite and functional member of society, you can ensure they aren't in any immediate distress, and then explain to them that they can wait briefly for your attention.
Or did they program him not to be able to tell?
...shrug it off...
Heck, without government there would be no money.
This is historically and demonstrably false.
Eh. If you were getting laid young enough to have grandkids at 50 you can't have been doing all that bad. If I have grandkids at 50, I know one first-grader (now) whose in real trouble!
In otherwords, they are activiely in the business of making whatever is cool totally uncool as quickly as possible, making the most money they can in the process.
"Popular" = "Not Cool" is quite popular these days.
I wonder if Google serves you hipster links?
That is completely incorrect. $1,000 says yes.
If the wager is accepted $1,000,000 would be saying NO, he is NOT wrong.
You know, usually about this time on a thread about companies overpromising and underdelivering, we would have already had a good joke or three about Duke Nukem Forever. Sigh.
An additional term of the wager that was considered too risky for the participants was that the loser would have to play through the entire of the recently released Duke Nukem Forever. Twice.
"Thorium, an abundant and radioactive rare earth mineral,"... Is it abundant, or is it rare?
"Rare earth" is a bit of a misnomer. It's rarer than silicon, aluminum, or iron, but there's still a lot of it to be found rather easily.
Wikipedia says thorium is about as common as lead.
Something tells me that an Australian company would not be using inches to track anything. TFA seems to agree. Our official conversion tables between metric and "ye olde worlde" include the phrase "an inch is as good as a mile", which does not bode well for its accuracy.
I think what you mean is:
"That's not an inch. THIS is an inch!"
And the 3D printer would spit out a liquid almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea^H^H^H a car.
FTFY.
You may want to check this out before you decide that military spending is the ONLY problem. I'm all for cutting it, but that alone won't solve the problem.
Raising taxes to a historically high margin won't close the budget gap either... even in conjunction with military cuts.
I'm pretty sure we're fucked.
Of course, this is exactly why America SHOULDN'T do this as i wouldn't trust american financial advisers as far as i can throw them with one hand these days.
Well, at least we've found a one handed economist thrower.