Perhaps the biggest problem we have in the US is an anti-socialist mentality in high growth areas like the southeast. Red-state rednecks like their trucks, and don't want no gub'mint tellin' 'em what ta do.
Talk about stupid. You show yours with your cliche filled statement.
The southeast is mostly suburbs and country side. Except for the few large cities it simple doesn't make sense. This is why peole don't take trains.
Where people live and work is very scattered, not something a train is good at dealing with, but guess what? A car is.
I know very few people who would benefit from a mass transit system.
i.e. most people I know have less than 10 mile commutes(with little traffic), I live in knoxville. Mine is 6 miles through the country side.
I remember reading something about the Indians that lived in the Grand Canyon during the time the Eurpoeans came over.
It was something like the Indians "displaced" a other Indian tribe in the 1400s, and then the Europeans "murdered" them in the 1800s or something like that.
They never defined displaced but I think it was the same thing the europeans did.
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Before anything else is judged, know that the Germans put a lot more time and effort into programming the AIBO dogs.
No it shows you are an idiot or a troll.
And your point is?
I understand the alternatives and about land use, etc.
I also understand that your redneck stereo-type everybody is the south is stupid has nothing to with these problems.
And while I understand why urban sprawl exists, I would put most of the blame and retirees and married with children folks.
On a different note I have my theory on the reasons urban sprawl exists(safety), do you know the professional consensus?
Perhaps the biggest problem we have in the US is an anti-socialist mentality in high growth areas like the southeast. Red-state rednecks like their trucks, and don't want no gub'mint tellin' 'em what ta do.
Talk about stupid. You show yours with your cliche filled statement.
The southeast is mostly suburbs and country side. Except for the few large cities it simple doesn't make sense. This is why peole don't take trains.
Where people live and work is very scattered, not something a train is good at dealing with, but guess what? A car is.
I know very few people who would benefit from a mass transit system.
i.e. most people I know have less than 10 mile commutes(with little traffic), I live in knoxville. Mine is 6 miles through the country side.
I picked GoDaddy about 3 weeks before the superbowl ad.
If I would have seen the ad I probably would have _not_ chosen them.
Though for the small website I want to run, php, 1 mysql database, $40 some dollar including domain name, a year is hard to beat.
What's not on there? How about the counterpunch crap?
That alone speaks volumes.
Yes, but how much is her credit cards jacked up?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/getthebetas/country/
For a beta version of visual studio.
Of cource I can't zoom in on my mom's house either.
You agreed to obnoxious pop ups by going to their
website.
Or at least going back to the web site.
Maybe.
No, because the changes are probably so minute it doesn't matter. But when would it matter.
Is it corrupt too?
Ok you went way overboard with the numbers since I pulled them out of the air.
My question is really at what point would movement of tonnage from earth to the moon start having a noticable effect(tides, rotation, etc).
That much?
I almost mentioned that but figured the size would be much smaller.
I remember reading something about the Indians that lived in the Grand Canyon during the time the Eurpoeans came over.
It was something like the Indians "displaced" a other Indian tribe in the 1400s, and then the Europeans "murdered" them in the 1800s or something like that.
They never defined displaced but I think it was the same thing the europeans did.
Actually I thought it was a relevant question.
If %.01 of the earth weight went to the moon
(ok i know it still alot) what effect would that have?
Though earth is not a closed system as we get the sun's energy everyday.
And why did it get into grammer books?
Did some commitee get together or did it become a defacto standard before these books where written?
Should you use such informal standards, or ignore them?
Like using a '?' to end a sentence?
Should all food recipes but open?
Drug recipes?
Production techniques?
How to make certain plastics like Lexan?
The list goes on.
This is a serious question.
I am not against moving away from MS.
But how much time($$) was spent moving to Linux?
Was any training needed to move to Linux?
There is alot more than just license fees.
Make your own toolbar. Seriously.
You can even put words by the icons.
Anyone have any idea about the security of these things?
They are dweebs for not trying.
You know what the worst thing about dweebs playing dodgeball or any other sport was?
... or on slashdot.
The fact that they they don't try.
They just sit and whine and then make fun of the less intelligent in math class