Having worked for a creditcard company... this has to do with subscription charges.
Most likely GoDaddy did mention it would be renewed somewhere in fine print when you originally signed up. For recurring charges, the creditcard company has no way to prevent the new charges from going through because it's a "contract" with that merchant.
For example, even if you CLOSE your account, a monthly subscription charge from AOL or a magazine will still go through and post to your creditcard. Even if you are past due or overlimit, it will post. Even if that account number was reported lost or stolen, it will still go through (and then usually get transferred to your new account number).
The only way to stop the charges is to cancel the charges with the merchant... then you can dispute whatever charges did get posted already, with your creditcard company (if the merchant doesnt agree to refund them for you).
This is how it is for every creditcard out there, and when people find out it works this way, they always blame their current creditcard company or the merchant.
They normally just chuck aborted babies in the incinerator right? Let's use those wasted neurons instead.
But seriously, dissecting rats is wrong and creepy. Yuck. Boo. I don't like where this disrespect for life is going.
Let's stick to hardware electronics instead. At least they will more likely do exactly what you program them to do. Neurons could be more unpredictable, and I don't think unpredictability is a good thign when flying a plane, is it?
Not just that, but more on topic, I remember having MicroMachines and HotWheels cars that did this years ago... you used to change their color by putting cold water on them... and then they would change back as the car warmed up to room temperature again.
I hated wearing my Hypercolor shirt... people used to come up and slap their hand on your shirt all the time... but then again that was back in 5th grade.
Those in power... or in the majority... are never really hurt at all by comments or stereotypes. They still rule the world. So whites, men, christians (in USA), heterosexuals, etc will always be fair game. And I agree with it. Whereas if you make damaging comments against a minority or a group of people whose situation is pretty bad... then you're just an ass. Clearly. Don't kick someone when they're already down.
I was raised Lutheran (ELCA, not Missouri Synod) and the thing I know now is that ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) is just about one of the most liberal protestant religions out there. My pastor told me before confirmation that I didn't have to get confirmed if I didn't want to... and that I should only do it if I REALLY believed in God. For confirmation classes we even went to a Jewish Synagogue and learned about how their religous sevices work. I think we also went to a big stone Catholic Church as well, and learned what all the things everywhere were used for. Of course this is Minnesota were most people are ELCA or Catholic anyway. I think in Kansas it may be more conservative Baptist.
I have a feeling many students know the whole issue going on in their schools about evolution and creationism... and resent the situation they're in. This may cause some of them to actually be more critical of what they're taught in science classes and even OTHER classes as well. I'm just imagining how I would react if I were going to school in Kansas.
Paul also had reservations regarding 'the fragmentation seen in the open source world, such as the number of different Linux distributions and end user support nightmare entailed from that situation.
Yes... because... RISC OS is a huge financial success that has launched many big name companies and is all the rage in the computer world... whereas Linux was just a big disaster... errrm...
Okay, now with this issue there might be an exception here, but there is a reason we don't have a true democracy in the United States: people are stupid. That's why we pick representatives to do the voting for us. It's not because it would be inconvenient to have a popular vote on every issue, it's because the framers were smart enough not to trust the public with such power.
Do you really think your so-called "representatives" in congress or elsewhere take the time to read bills before they vote on them? They take campaign money from corporations and then vote how they corporations want them to vote. People are stupid, but representatives are people, too. The difference is that it's easier to corrupt and buy-out a handful of representatives than the entire populace.
Well I hate software that dies after 30 days... so it stopped me from downloading it. Thought it might be useful info for other people too, so they don't waste time like I did.
Well... no one uses those as far as I've seen... and the computer industry isn't even standard when it describes kilobyte versus kibibyte... as far as I can remember... I think hard drive manufacturers list the capacity in gigabytes on the box, but then the operating system displays it in gibibytes... or maybe i have that backwards.
It doesn't scare me so much that they don't know the difference between kilobyte, megabyte, and gigabyte... and would scare me much less if they didn't know how many bits are in a byte.
What does scare me though is that this means 61% people don't know what the prefixes kilo mega and giga mean.... how did they get through high school (I presume... or even elementary school) without knowing anything about metric prefixes?
They will pick someone very likeable and intelligent, but then the person will be asked if they are Muslim or not (Malaysia is full of Muslims). The candidate will say it shouldn't matter. And her chances of going into space will be dashed to bits.
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Having worked for a creditcard company... this has to do with subscription charges.
Most likely GoDaddy did mention it would be renewed somewhere in fine print when you originally signed up. For recurring charges, the creditcard company has no way to prevent the new charges from going through because it's a "contract" with that merchant.
For example, even if you CLOSE your account, a monthly subscription charge from AOL or a magazine will still go through and post to your creditcard. Even if you are past due or overlimit, it will post. Even if that account number was reported lost or stolen, it will still go through (and then usually get transferred to your new account number).
The only way to stop the charges is to cancel the charges with the merchant... then you can dispute whatever charges did get posted already, with your creditcard company (if the merchant doesnt agree to refund them for you).
This is how it is for every creditcard out there, and when people find out it works this way, they always blame their current creditcard company or the merchant.
Hmmmm.... way to care about your fellow humans on this planet. I applaud you.
Wow if only everyone thought the way you do, the world would be SUCH a better place to live in for us all.
If you want their IP address it's 146.48.98.96
They normally just chuck aborted babies in the incinerator right? Let's use those wasted neurons instead.
But seriously, dissecting rats is wrong and creepy. Yuck. Boo. I don't like where this disrespect for life is going.
Let's stick to hardware electronics instead. At least they will more likely do exactly what you program them to do. Neurons could be more unpredictable, and I don't think unpredictability is a good thign when flying a plane, is it?
That seems an ok basic description of what a wireless LAN is to me... what's shady here?
Not just that, but more on topic, I remember having MicroMachines and HotWheels cars that did this years ago... you used to change their color by putting cold water on them... and then they would change back as the car warmed up to room temperature again.
I hated wearing my Hypercolor shirt... people used to come up and slap their hand on your shirt all the time... but then again that was back in 5th grade.
They have a video on their website of what these things look like:
s wf
http://www.zubbles.com/flash/ZubblesVideoPlayer2.
How do you ork a cow?
Those in power... or in the majority... are never really hurt at all by comments or stereotypes. They still rule the world. So whites, men, christians (in USA), heterosexuals, etc will always be fair game. And I agree with it. Whereas if you make damaging comments against a minority or a group of people whose situation is pretty bad... then you're just an ass. Clearly. Don't kick someone when they're already down.
I was raised Lutheran (ELCA, not Missouri Synod) and the thing I know now is that ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) is just about one of the most liberal protestant religions out there. My pastor told me before confirmation that I didn't have to get confirmed if I didn't want to... and that I should only do it if I REALLY believed in God. For confirmation classes we even went to a Jewish Synagogue and learned about how their religous sevices work. I think we also went to a big stone Catholic Church as well, and learned what all the things everywhere were used for. Of course this is Minnesota were most people are ELCA or Catholic anyway. I think in Kansas it may be more conservative Baptist.
I have a feeling many students know the whole issue going on in their schools about evolution and creationism... and resent the situation they're in. This may cause some of them to actually be more critical of what they're taught in science classes and even OTHER classes as well. I'm just imagining how I would react if I were going to school in Kansas.
BIRGing!!!
Basking In Reflected Glory
yay social psychology class.
Also during a 30 month mission, a baby could be carried to full term... which is another mouth to feed... and a strain on the food rations.
And who knows what complications there could be for the baby, being born in 0G?
You can run it using Apple's X11 (included with OS X) or XFree86 if you prefer. But it won't have the usual Mac look and feel.
Mein soch rahaa hun, ki mein achaa kiyaa. Mein american hun, aur sirf hindi sikhaa kyonki mera desi ex-bf tha.
Well... all I can say to that is...
Kyun aap hindi bol sakte nahin hain?
Eh? Answer me that... kyun? KYUN !?
Yes... because... RISC OS is a huge financial success that has launched many big name companies and is all the rage in the computer world... whereas Linux was just a big disaster... errrm...
Do you really think your so-called "representatives" in congress or elsewhere take the time to read bills before they vote on them? They take campaign money from corporations and then vote how they corporations want them to vote. People are stupid, but representatives are people, too. The difference is that it's easier to corrupt and buy-out a handful of representatives than the entire populace.
No one mentioned the Uncanny Valley yet?
If you don't have the spare cash to spend on a chess game... then it IS, for all intents and purposes, as good as dead.
Well I hate software that dies after 30 days... so it stopped me from downloading it. Thought it might be useful info for other people too, so they don't waste time like I did.
It's not free... can download a 30-day restricted version to try out.
Well... no one uses those as far as I've seen... and the computer industry isn't even standard when it describes kilobyte versus kibibyte... as far as I can remember... I think hard drive manufacturers list the capacity in gigabytes on the box, but then the operating system displays it in gibibytes... or maybe i have that backwards.
It doesn't scare me so much that they don't know the difference between kilobyte, megabyte, and gigabyte... and would scare me much less if they didn't know how many bits are in a byte.
What does scare me though is that this means 61% people don't know what the prefixes kilo mega and giga mean.... how did they get through high school (I presume... or even elementary school) without knowing anything about metric prefixes?
Scientists they are not.
They will pick someone very likeable and intelligent, but then the person will be asked if they are Muslim or not (Malaysia is full of Muslims). The candidate will say it shouldn't matter. And her chances of going into space will be dashed to bits.