"The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) is a politically conservative non-profit association founded in 1943 to "fight socialized medicine and to fight the government takeover of medicine." Many of the political and scientific viewpoints advocated by AAPS are considered extreme or dubious by other medical groups.[1] Notable members include Ron Paul and John Cooksey; the executive director is Jane Orient, a member of the Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine.
"The organization opposes mandatory vaccination,[11] universal health care[12] and government intervention in healthcare.[10][13] The AAPS has characterized the effects of the Social Security Act of 1965, which established Medicare and Medicaid, as "evil" and "immoral",[14] and encouraged member physicians to boycott Medicare and Medicaid."
I'm not sure that they bring an unbiased perspective to the issue.
Really? I've been using Linux on servers and my home machines for over 10 years and the only kernel panic that I've seen was when a hard drive died. Could be that I was just lucky.
I run both those on wine. They used to work pretty well, then something caused any map bigger than 20x20 to eventually lock the game up. I say "something" because this was after a system refresh (new hardware and new OS) so it could have been anything including a wine regression.
I like starting with the UEF (love the level 3 transport and level 3 point defense) and trying to capture enemy engineers to build some of the other factions experimental weapons.
I own a 2011 Elantra. I have recorded mileage at every fill-up since I bought the car in May of 2011. With my mostly interstate travel (70 mph) and light stop and go traffic, I get a combined fuel efficiency of 32.1 mpg. This is exactly the EPA estimate for combined mileage. My best fill-up was 36 mpg. My lowest was around 29 mpg.
I couldn't agree more about the all around feel of the Elantra. Solid and fun to drive.
You've missed my point. If you have to go through iTunes to see it, then apple is still excluding the set of people that don't have iTunes installed. (Basically, everyone who doesn't have an idevice). OP said nothing about *streaming* the video, just watching it.
TL;DR: Freshwater ice floats higher in salt water because salt water is more dense. "When freshwater ice melts in the ocean, it contributes a greater volume of melt water than it originally displaced."
Copying the "Look and Feel" of Se7en is not going to help with third party software development. THAT is the biggest obstacle to Linux adoption. Lack of (specific) applications. Nobody wants to learn the Gimp interface when they can do all of their work in Photoshop.
I watched Transformers 2 at the movie theater and I have never been so bored in my entire life. That's six and a half hours that I'll never get back. (Well, it felt like six and a half hours.)
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From the Wikipedia link in the article summary:
"The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) is a politically conservative non-profit association founded in 1943 to "fight socialized medicine and to fight the government takeover of medicine." Many of the political and scientific viewpoints advocated by AAPS are considered extreme or dubious by other medical groups.[1] Notable members include Ron Paul and John Cooksey; the executive director is Jane Orient, a member of the Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine.
"The organization opposes mandatory vaccination,[11] universal health care[12] and government intervention in healthcare.[10][13] The AAPS has characterized the effects of the Social Security Act of 1965, which established Medicare and Medicaid, as "evil" and "immoral",[14] and encouraged member physicians to boycott Medicare and Medicaid."
I'm not sure that they bring an unbiased perspective to the issue.
No one is saying "capitalism doesn't work". They are saying supply side economics doesn't improve the lives of most Americans.
A quick googling on tax rates and economic growth:
http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2012/09/tax-cuts-dont-lead-to-economic-growth-a-new-65-year-study-finds/262438/
Aaaand, I replied to the wrong comment. This day is off to a fantastic start.
No mod points, so I just have to say, "I see what you did there..."
Accidentally downmodded this post. Posting to retract moderation. Damn you clicky mouse muscle misfire!
Really? I've been using Linux on servers and my home machines for over 10 years and the only kernel panic that I've seen was when a hard drive died. Could be that I was just lucky.
I run both those on wine. They used to work pretty well, then something caused any map bigger than 20x20 to eventually lock the game up. I say "something" because this was after a system refresh (new hardware and new OS) so it could have been anything including a wine regression.
I like starting with the UEF (love the level 3 transport and level 3 point defense) and trying to capture enemy engineers to build some of the other factions experimental weapons.
I own a 2011 Elantra. I have recorded mileage at every fill-up since I bought the car in May of 2011. With my mostly interstate travel (70 mph) and light stop and go traffic, I get a combined fuel efficiency of 32.1 mpg. This is exactly the EPA estimate for combined mileage. My best fill-up was 36 mpg. My lowest was around 29 mpg.
I couldn't agree more about the all around feel of the Elantra. Solid and fun to drive.
That's easy! 100 feet is 33 1/3 yards.
You've missed my point. If you have to go through iTunes to see it, then apple is still excluding the set of people that don't have iTunes installed. (Basically, everyone who doesn't have an idevice). OP said nothing about *streaming* the video, just watching it.
I liked your comment, but BasilBrush doesn't even know you're here. Kind of tragic, really.
in iTunes.
LOL. I think you just made his point.
Wow, you really upset some ACs!
KDE does a pretty good job of it. I love the way Kubuntu handles text sizes.
So their roadmap is to make Windows like Linux? Wow. Totally innovative. You go girl.
LED bulbs are very shatter resistant, so I don't think that's a valid criticism of them. Their high cost is.
Nice try Steve Balmer!
And now they do! Thanks!
The published paper appears to account for this effect. I only skimmed it, because it's beer-thirty.
I originally thought you were right, but a quick google search produces this article:
http://phys.org/news5619.html
TL;DR: Freshwater ice floats higher in salt water because salt water is more dense.
"When freshwater ice melts in the ocean, it contributes a greater volume of melt water than it originally displaced."
So full of win...
You could encode your music at 128kbps or less and use less space with the same (or better) audio quality than your >128kbps encodings.
I use OSX and KDE. I MUCH prefer KDE. Sometimes, these things are about what a person likes.
Copying the "Look and Feel" of Se7en is not going to help with third party software development. THAT is the biggest obstacle to Linux adoption. Lack of (specific) applications. Nobody wants to learn the Gimp interface when they can do all of their work in Photoshop.
I watched Transformers 2 at the movie theater and I have never been so bored in my entire life. That's six and a half hours that I'll never get back. (Well, it felt like six and a half hours.)