Which in no way addresses the question of, why is it acceptable to limit speech that turns people into a stampede under false pretenses but not speech with a history of turning people into mass murders and war criminals?
Nazism has killed millions of people. Why is it acceptable to limit speech that turns people into a stampede under false pretenses but not speech with a history of turning people into mass murders and war criminals?
The Tri-cityherald article actually says "one of" the largest and I know of one that definitely is larger.
Chabot Observatory in Oakland, CA has a 36" reflector and the observatory is open to the public on weekend evenings and certain other times. I've not visited it since it moved to its current location but anyone who is able should do so.
This may surprise you but some people actually think diamonds are nice to look at and that's why they buy them
And how many of them can tell the difference between a diamond and cubic zirconium? Incidently, a close female friend of mine would prefer cubic zirconium because of the price difference.
"The bill was introduced by Sens. Orrin Hatch and Patrick Leahy, both of whom received large contributions from the entertainment industries."
I hear that in some countries corruption is not only illegal but that corrupt politicians go to great lengths to hide their crookedness. Probably just a rumor though.
... in the San Francisco Bay Area which involved installing USD $50,000+ home theatre and multiroom audio systems (i.e. recreation machines), I feel safe in saying you are talking out of your ass. Add to that my work experience as a fueler at a general aviation airport where guys owning multimillion dollar aircraft would fly a couple hours a day a few days a week simply for the fun of it and I'm positive you don't know what you're talking about.
If you fail the screening, do they cancel your ticket and send you home? Or are you permanently banned from flying?
Do they have you arrested and held indefinitely because you're a possible terrorist?
Maybe Ashcroft has good timing with his desire (announced last week but given little press) to set up camps to hold citizens deemed a threat.
Maybe it's just me, but I'm not rich and neither is anyone in my family, nor do I hold a high position in a multi-million dollar corporation. I have no history of shady business dealings and I do not have to gloss over my past to avoid scandal. I am not an elitist hypocrite who seeks to take things away from the little people while keeping them for myself. I do not suddenly change my thoughts on "the issues" so that I'll become popular with a new group of people. And so on, and so on, and so on...
No, the elite of this plutocracy are not like me and I doubt they are like you either.
I treat my CD's quite well but recently, my Civ3 CD developed a flaw (ie. a crack) for no apparent reason. The flaw spread into the data area within a couple days and the CD is now of no use to me except as a coaster.
If I cared enough I'd try to find some stats on how common such damage is, but I don't so I won't.
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Which in no way addresses the question of, why is it acceptable to limit speech that turns people into a stampede under false pretenses but not speech with a history of turning people into mass murders and war criminals?
Nazism has killed millions of people. Why is it acceptable to limit speech that turns people into a stampede under false pretenses but not speech with a history of turning people into mass murders and war criminals?
These people know nothing about space travel and are completely incapable of answering technical questions about the project. They aren't legitimate.
Not all ideas deserve a long-winded, high brow response.
The Tri-cityherald article actually says "one of" the largest and I know of one that definitely is larger. Chabot Observatory in Oakland, CA has a 36" reflector and the observatory is open to the public on weekend evenings and certain other times. I've not visited it since it moved to its current location but anyone who is able should do so.
How much of a dent is it going to put in my wallet to get my own Federal Heritage Minister?
This may surprise you but some people actually think diamonds are nice to look at and that's why they buy them
And how many of them can tell the difference between a diamond and cubic zirconium? Incidently, a close female friend of mine would prefer cubic zirconium because of the price difference.
"The bill was introduced by Sens. Orrin Hatch and Patrick Leahy, both of whom received large contributions from the entertainment industries."
I hear that in some countries corruption is not only illegal but that corrupt politicians go to great lengths to hide their crookedness. Probably just a rumor though.
Zero US soldiers died in Germany during the occupation. Same with Japan.
http://slate.msn.com/id/2087768/
8 of 19 alleged hijackers are still alive.
Waleed M Alshehri - alive and well in Casablanca, Morocco
Marwan Al Shehhi - Alive; same link as above
Ahmed Alghamdi - Alive; same link as above
Wail M Alshehri - Alive
Ahmed Alnami - Alive; same link as above
Abdulaziz Alomari - Working for Saudi Telecom
Salem Alhamzi - Working at a petrochemical company
Saeed Alghamdi - Alive; same link as above
... in the San Francisco Bay Area which involved installing USD $50,000+ home theatre and multiroom audio systems (i.e. recreation machines), I feel safe in saying you are talking out of your ass. Add to that my work experience as a fueler at a general aviation airport where guys owning multimillion dollar aircraft would fly a couple hours a day a few days a week simply for the fun of it and I'm positive you don't know what you're talking about.
Taking links from a website I know cannot handle a Slashdotting:
Waleed M Alshehri - alive and well in Casablanca, Morocco
Marwan Al Shehhi - Alive; same link as above
Ahmed Alghamdi - Alive; same link as above
Wail M Alshehri - Alive
Ahmed Alnami - Alive; same link as above
Abdulaziz Alomari - Working for Saudi Telecom
Khalid Almihdar - alive and living in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Salem Alhamzi - Working at a petrochemical company
Saeed Alghamdi - Alive; same link as above
We do not know who the hijackers actually were.
That claim Al Gore said he invented the internet is a misquote. He never claimed he invented the internet.
If you fail the screening, do they cancel your ticket and send you home? Or are you permanently banned from flying? Do they have you arrested and held indefinitely because you're a possible terrorist? Maybe Ashcroft has good timing with his desire (announced last week but given little press) to set up camps to hold citizens deemed a threat.
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Maybe it's just me, but I'm not rich and neither is anyone in my family, nor do I hold a high position in a multi-million dollar corporation. I have no history of shady business dealings and I do not have to gloss over my past to avoid scandal. I am not an elitist hypocrite who seeks to take things away from the little people while keeping them for myself. I do not suddenly change my thoughts on "the issues" so that I'll become popular with a new group of people. And so on, and so on, and so on...
No, the elite of this plutocracy are not like me and I doubt they are like you either.
I treat my CD's quite well but recently, my Civ3 CD developed a flaw (ie. a crack) for no apparent reason. The flaw spread into the data area within a couple days and the CD is now of no use to me except as a coaster.
If I cared enough I'd try to find some stats on how common such damage is, but I don't so I won't.