But in the interest of overall health, I am going to kill that mental thread and try what the article suggests.:-) Otherwise my entire primary thread pool will be deleted.
Hmm.. So you favour killing a human for no fault of theirs (abortion) but oppose killing as just punishment for an unjustified murder (say the murderer of a child... or a baby)?
You excluded any valuation of his ownership stake and options from your definition of "making" (I know Facebook is not public yet, but I _can_ estimate the value of the home I own as an asset without having to try sell it.)
The financial system is less of a tool now and more a hindrance to business efficiency. The bits about moving values sounds like a caricature but reflects ground reality in some finance operations
The world don't need deliberate waste to do useful work. Closing down pointless financial operations may stop some multimillion dollar projects but some multibillion dollar losses and collapses won't happen either.
People and money dont stand still. There would be more worthwhile use of both.
The star grows dimmer and brighter over a roughly 4-day cycle, and the team studied variation in the length of that cycle.... Even that 4-day pulsation isn't constant: In 1844, it was about 12 minutes slower than it is now.
"...best suited for some sort of game or promotional event."
The rest of the world is just thrilled at the chance of a high-velocity bullet vaporising their skull at any instant or location, all for the sake of some game or promotional event
Regarding rabbits and 'night pellets': after being excreted, these are eaten whole by the rabbit and redigested in a special part of the stomach. (source: wikipedia)
Why does it take 25 years to pay a house that can be built in 6 weeks?
The land-price bubble (often incorrectly referred to as the 'property bubble').
Labour and raw materials for building houses didn't get any more or less expensive; it was the price of urban land that shot up, then came back down with a thud.
Heheh, thanks... Yes, I was going to post something foolish (e.g. "lolz... heres my insight... now pay me license fees"), before wisdom go ahold of me.:D
NewsRight will target companies that “make heavy (and commercial) use of content originated elsewhere. They are being asked to become payers rather than free riders,” states Poynter.
... The ones we were able to identify concerned us because of their significant potential to cause damage to the environment and human health. Some were linked with cancer and birth defects, while others damaged the hormone system...
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But in the interest of overall health, I am going to kill that mental thread and try what the article suggests. :-)
Otherwise my entire primary thread pool will be deleted.
me too... brain.lang.StackOverflowError()
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_equivalence
Hmm.. So you favour killing a human for no fault of theirs (abortion) but oppose killing as just punishment for an unjustified murder (say the murderer of a child... or a baby)?
Hmm...
You excluded any valuation of his ownership stake and options from your definition of "making" (I know Facebook is not public yet, but I _can_ estimate the value of the home I own as an asset without having to try sell it.)
Not to mention other perks like use of an executive jet.
http://www.bornrich.com/private-jet.html
If this were Apple being discussed, wouldn't we get some really kooky numbers Jobs' $1 salary?
The financial system is less of a tool now and more a hindrance to business efficiency. The bits about moving values sounds like a caricature but reflects ground reality in some finance operations
The world don't need deliberate waste to do useful work. Closing down pointless financial operations may stop some multimillion dollar projects but some multibillion dollar losses and collapses won't happen either.
People and money dont stand still. There would be more worthwhile use of both.
Google, can you extend this to people all over the world? To OLPC deployments?
Make these non-Amazon gift coupons, that are redeemable for food? For seeds? To buy locally published books?
Its the French alphabet without the accents.
No, its working - the reason you don't see results is the job offers are being 'equally' spread out across the populace.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qLDzLYPG-w
Oops .. clarifying: I was quoting the linked article.
The star grows dimmer and brighter over a roughly 4-day cycle, and the team studied variation in the length of that cycle. ...
Even that 4-day pulsation isn't constant: In 1844, it was about 12 minutes slower than it is now.
oops... wrong mod
Homosexuality is certainly _not_ a mental defect - it is a moral one.
Now, or in the future, an e-fuse somewhere in the support chipset may make those pins useless
Still.. an interesting post, except for that last point...
"...best suited for some sort of game or promotional event."
The rest of the world is just thrilled at the chance of a high-velocity bullet vaporising their skull at any instant or location, all for the sake of some game or promotional event
Doesn't mean polar bears are safe to be around but... most traffic is per capita less dangerous than LA traffic :)
From a creationist perspective, also see:
http://www.answersingenesis.org/articles/tj/v3/n1/human-veriform-appendix
Regarding rabbits and 'night pellets': after being excreted, these are eaten whole by the rabbit and redigested in a special part of the stomach. (source: wikipedia)
There was an old controversy regarding the Bible classifying rabbits as animals that 'take up' again what they first ate:
http://creation.com/do-rabbits-chew-their-cud
The discovery of this 'night pellet' redigestion process confirmed this.
I wish.
In our case it'd be rather... bug stats, test coverage, test results, even code...
Myopia would be unavoidable after graduating. :D
Why does it take 25 years to pay a house that can be built in 6 weeks?
The land-price bubble (often incorrectly referred to as the 'property bubble').
Labour and raw materials for building houses didn't get any more or less expensive; it was the price of urban land that shot up, then came back down with a thud.
Heheh, thanks... Yes, I was going to post something foolish (e.g. "lolz ... heres my insight... now pay me license fees"), before wisdom go ahold of me. :D
NewsRight will target companies that “make heavy (and commercial) use of content originated elsewhere. They are being asked to become payers rather than free riders,” states Poynter.
What's wrong with this model? Its similar to how the FSF sues large commercial GPL violators because they breached copyright the FSF owned.
No, can you?
“Constituents of fracking fluids are often considered ‘trade secrets’ and not revealed. Even regulators are left in the dark,” she says.
...
The ones we were able to identify concerned us because of their significant potential to cause damage to the environment and human health. Some were linked with cancer and birth defects, while others damaged the hormone system...
See here for a US scenario:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45658085/ns/us_news-environment/t/colorado-requires-disclosure-fracking-chemicals/#.TwKaVtSyYgw
Someone _will_ complain
Even if they don't, people are offended -- and people includes staff.
Are you offended when someone flips you the bird for no reason? Your parents? Your children?
No? That's fine. Stay that way, its a beautiful place.
Just don't flip out the rest of us don't think so.