#1 has been my experience as well. I have a few friends who mention having constant problems sleeping. They're also the most inactive and eat like hell. Inactive to the point of refusing anything that might cause activity.:/
Sure, cardio isn't necessarily as fun as playing Xbox but sleeping awesome is totally worth it. I "trick" myself into exercising by just picking up a sport and sticking with it. Treadmills are boring, but sport can be fun with the right crowd.
Well yes and no. If he holds patents but doesn't enforce them then that's infinitely better than letting some other big corp take the idea, patent it, and then lock it down.
Or an amazing, amazing wife. Such as mine who is totally understanding of my nap times. Usually induced because I stay up late w/ her the previous evenings.
Another option with the Tesla could be to lift the back wheels and tow it with the front wheels on the ground
This is pretty much standard procedure for towing AWD vehicles as well so it's not like the capability/knowledge doesnt widely exist. This whole thing is FUD.
Maybe I'm just too inexperienced/selfish/etc but that sounds like signing up for a life of giving up everything you are more often than not - more than just mild compromise. I don't think it should be hard work. It should be enjoyable. We've only go so many years on this planet...why do it in a way that makes you less happy?
That's actually a big part of why I think we should all have to renew our marriage licenses every 5-10 years. To say I'll be the same now as I will be at 80 is absurd. To say two people will be the same is nearly impossible.
No mod points but I'll applaud you. I suspect this whole story will be riddled with various anecdotes of how the man shafted a man over the same issues.
My most immediate frustration with the system is the insane imbalance of child support and how it's geared so the father pays 100% of what they say is required to support a kid. Even if prior to the divorce the wife worked and paid half into such expenses. It's completely unrealistic.
However, this is from my experience as a third party witness. Once of the premarital discussions I had w/ my wife was to agree that we'd settle shit like adults if things went sour. Life's too short to be worrying about making the other miserable. There's no need to drag kids through that crap either. The more disagreements you can resolve outside of the court amicably the better, IMO. Now we'll see if things actually pan out that way if I ever have the cross that bridge...
As my dad said in regards to getting married "Boy, choose wisely."
It's an interesting read because it's going to test the waters for what drones legally can and can't do in regards to privacy concerns. However, I suspect the recklessness of the hunters will severely hurt their case in terms of trying to win one for privacy.
Values: With such a diverse group of men and women, the organization's values play a particularly important role in maintaining a harmonious and effective working environment. The INTERPOL General Secretariat defines its values through the following qualities: Respect for human rights Integrity Commitment to quality Availability Team spirit Value for money Accountability
Values: With such a diverse group of men and women, the organization's values play a particularly important role in maintaining a harmonious and effective working environment. The INTERPOL General Secretariat defines its values through the following qualities: Respect for human rights Integrity Commitment to quality Availability Team spirit Value for money Accountability
Orly? Ordinarily oodles of observables remain on other oceans, but only other oodles of offensive observables outright outcry outrage oftenly.
"Ouch!" The other-other oodles of observables open their orifices to own up owing to the oncoming ornery old officer's outrage (and his ostensibly outlandishly obelisk!).
Meh, I strongly disagree. If you're a good driver you leave more space between you and the car in front of you and thus wouldn't have a need to brake sharply.
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#1 has been my experience as well. I have a few friends who mention having constant problems sleeping. They're also the most inactive and eat like hell. Inactive to the point of refusing anything that might cause activity. :/
Sure, cardio isn't necessarily as fun as playing Xbox but sleeping awesome is totally worth it. I "trick" myself into exercising by just picking up a sport and sticking with it. Treadmills are boring, but sport can be fun with the right crowd.
I wonder if it's just human nature on a macro scale. Fighting like animals but using politics as a weapon and the people as fodder.
Dang, why are you just an AC? I like this a lot.
I honestly haven't given it much thought but what in your eyes rule each of those nations?
Well yes and no. If he holds patents but doesn't enforce them then that's infinitely better than letting some other big corp take the idea, patent it, and then lock it down.
Or an amazing, amazing wife. Such as mine who is totally understanding of my nap times. Usually induced because I stay up late w/ her the previous evenings.
Crap. See above reply: http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=2687365&cid=39136819
Shit, read too fast. That's what I meant. UGH. Basically treat the Tesla like an AWD and you'll be fine.
Another option with the Tesla could be to lift the back wheels and tow it with the front wheels on the ground
This is pretty much standard procedure for towing AWD vehicles as well so it's not like the capability/knowledge doesnt widely exist. This whole thing is FUD.
Maybe I'm just too inexperienced/selfish/etc but that sounds like signing up for a life of giving up everything you are more often than not - more than just mild compromise. I don't think it should be hard work. It should be enjoyable. We've only go so many years on this planet...why do it in a way that makes you less happy?
That's actually a big part of why I think we should all have to renew our marriage licenses every 5-10 years. To say I'll be the same now as I will be at 80 is absurd. To say two people will be the same is nearly impossible.
DAMNED truth there.
No mod points but I'll applaud you. I suspect this whole story will be riddled with various anecdotes of how the man shafted a man over the same issues.
My most immediate frustration with the system is the insane imbalance of child support and how it's geared so the father pays 100% of what they say is required to support a kid. Even if prior to the divorce the wife worked and paid half into such expenses. It's completely unrealistic.
However, this is from my experience as a third party witness. Once of the premarital discussions I had w/ my wife was to agree that we'd settle shit like adults if things went sour. Life's too short to be worrying about making the other miserable. There's no need to drag kids through that crap either. The more disagreements you can resolve outside of the court amicably the better, IMO. Now we'll see if things actually pan out that way if I ever have the cross that bridge...
As my dad said in regards to getting married "Boy, choose wisely."
You are certainly allowed to take pictures of people on private property, permission or not.
...said the peeping Tom. But seriously - at what point do we draw the line?
It's an interesting read because it's going to test the waters for what drones legally can and can't do in regards to privacy concerns. However, I suspect the recklessness of the hunters will severely hurt their case in terms of trying to win one for privacy.
Japan.
Technically speaking - if they don't know the culprit(s) then the culprit(s) is/are, by definition, anonymous.
I don't understand what it is with this recent(?) obsession with wanting to bypass warrants? It just outright baffles and frustrates me.
Values:
With such a diverse group of men and women, the organization's values play a particularly important role in maintaining a harmonious and effective working environment. The INTERPOL General Secretariat defines its values through the following qualities:
Respect for human rights
Integrity
Commitment to quality
Availability
Team spirit
Value for money
Accountability
Source: http://www.interpol.int/Recruitment [interpol.int]
Action is taken within the limits of existing laws in different countries and in the spirit of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Source: http://www.interpol.int/About-INTERPOL/Overview [interpol.int]
Values:
With such a diverse group of men and women, the organization's values play a particularly important role in maintaining a harmonious and effective working environment. The INTERPOL General Secretariat defines its values through the following qualities:
Respect for human rights
Integrity
Commitment to quality
Availability
Team spirit
Value for money
Accountability
Source: http://www.interpol.int/Recruitment
Action is taken within the limits of existing laws in different countries and in the spirit of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Source: http://www.interpol.int/About-INTERPOL/Overview
Orly? Ordinarily oodles of observables remain on other oceans, but only other oodles of offensive observables outright outcry outrage oftenly.
"Ouch!" The other-other oodles of observables open their orifices to own up owing to the oncoming ornery old officer's outrage (and his ostensibly outlandishly obelisk!).
Only because I was expecting someone else to have already posted this...
http://xkcd.com/481/
Maybe it's kind of like Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo. Or however that thing goes...
Meh, I strongly disagree. If you're a good driver you leave more space between you and the car in front of you and thus wouldn't have a need to brake sharply.
...and a Washington Two Step on Vermont Yankee.
Wait, what?