Don't think they care if anyone here buys it. They're engaging in "Search Engine Optimization" -- enough links and they hope to game their search results to move higher in Google's listing.
Because even with capitialization, bars, accents and so on, 26 letters just isn't enough. And overloading those 26 would make things more confusing, not less. We also use a few other ancient symbols, although aleph is the only one that jumps to mind right now.
Keep in mind that this was the bar section of a restaurant, and is also part of the eating space. According to the California ABC site: There are no restrictions regarding minors entering or remaining on premises licensed for off-sale of alcoholic beverages or premises licensed and maintained and operated as a bona fide public eating place. (Section 25665)
Years ago the manager of a restaurant (El Torito chain) kicked us out of the bar section because one of our party had an infant with him. This was in California, which does not normally have draconian policies about things like that.
I suspect he was a transplant from somewhere else and was confused about what was allowed, but he apparently had the authority to do it.
If you're putting a USB in a fireproof safe, be sure it's a safe designed for digital media.
You can get paper very hot without destroying it if you keep the air away from it. Most fireproof safes are designed to keep paper safe. Digital media is not quite so robust.
"If people had understood how patents would be granted when most of today's ideas were invented, and had taken out patents, the industry would be at a complete standstill today. " --Bill Gates
Exactly. Every once in a while I load up chrome (now that I've segregated my Google logged-in services from everything else) and I keep running into annoying "features" where Chrome just doesn't work right.
Climate science is certainly based on physics. Are you claiming that a climate scientist is (or should be) like Mentor of Arisia, able to contemplate the existence of strong, weak, EM and gravity and from that deduce what the weather in Des Moines is going to be tomorrow?
Of course, I'm making it easy for the climate scientist -- Mentor would just need one of those...
Nope. You left out the purpose and only included the method.
Patents are "to promote the progress of science and the useful arts."
The method the Constitution prescribes for accomplishing this purpose is "by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries." But don't get those mixed up. The method is secondary to the purpose. That's important.
I had a friend whose employer had him sign up for classes (which he never attended) at our university, just so he could access journal articles. A few thousand dollars of tuition was far cheaper than the subscription for the engineering jounal they wanted articles from. I don't remember how much he told me that was (it's been a few years) but it was either $30,000 or $60,000.
It's a small principality in the Himilayas whose only export is their currency. Large corporations like to use "bucks" from Boku as a form of money laundering.
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I got a handy little tool from Think Geek called "The Plastic Surgeon" that works pretty well.
He was replying to a post that was mostly incoherent, apprently trying to get some clarification. Your response does not decrease the incoherence.
Don't think they care if anyone here buys it. They're engaging in "Search Engine Optimization" -- enough links and they hope to game their search results to move higher in Google's listing.
Why ancient Greek symbology?
Because even with capitialization, bars, accents and so on, 26 letters just isn't enough. And overloading those 26 would make things more confusing, not less. We also use a few other ancient symbols, although aleph is the only one that jumps to mind right now.
Keep in mind that this was the bar section of a restaurant, and is also part of the eating space. According to the California ABC site:
There are no restrictions regarding minors entering or remaining on premises licensed for off-sale of alcoholic beverages or premises licensed and maintained and operated as a bona fide public eating place. (Section 25665)
Years ago the manager of a restaurant (El Torito chain) kicked us out of the bar section because one of our party had an infant with him. This was in California, which does not normally have draconian policies about things like that.
I suspect he was a transplant from somewhere else and was confused about what was allowed, but he apparently had the authority to do it.
If you're putting a USB in a fireproof safe, be sure it's a safe designed for digital media.
You can get paper very hot without destroying it if you keep the air away from it. Most fireproof safes are designed to keep paper safe. Digital media is not quite so robust.
I don't think that word (theory) means what you think it means.
Since always.
And my congresscritter has run unopposed in this district for several years.
Not that he'd lose -- it's a pretty hard-core right wing district, which probably why no one is likely to run against him.
"If people had understood how patents would be granted when most of today's ideas were invented, and had taken out patents, the industry would be at a complete standstill today. " --Bill Gates
Exactly. Every once in a while I load up chrome (now that I've segregated my Google logged-in services from everything else) and I keep running into annoying "features" where Chrome just doesn't work right.
Or because it helps them to make money? It drives their sales?
Climate science is certainly based on physics. Are you claiming that a climate scientist is (or should be) like Mentor of Arisia, able to contemplate the existence of strong, weak, EM and gravity and from that deduce what the weather in Des Moines is going to be tomorrow?
Of course, I'm making it easy for the climate scientist -- Mentor would just need one of those...
So where are the papers presenting these cogent arguments?
Relaxed the requirements how? As I recall the second year course was more difficult than the first one.
Nope. You left out the purpose and only included the method.
Patents are "to promote the progress of science and the useful arts."
The method the Constitution prescribes for accomplishing this purpose is "by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries." But don't get those mixed up. The method is secondary to the purpose. That's important.
Not very good coasters. They had a hole in the middle!
If I were applying to any company, it would be as technical staff (IT.)
Handing over a password to *anything* would be proof of a lack of competence for the job, and I'd tell them that.
Nice try, but censorship as a policy is hard to ascribe to incompentence.
Even before that. The Man Who Sold the Moon.
I had a friend whose employer had him sign up for classes (which he never attended) at our university, just so he could access journal articles. A few thousand dollars of tuition was far cheaper than the subscription for the engineering jounal they wanted articles from. I don't remember how much he told me that was (it's been a few years) but it was either $30,000 or $60,000.
It's a small principality in the Himilayas whose only export is their currency. Large corporations like to use "bucks" from Boku as a form of money laundering.
Glad I could clear that up.
Yes.
Any other questions?
Are you referring to necrohippoflagilism?