You might be interested in reading "Phantoms in the Brain" by V.R. Ramachandran. It is not specific to strokes, but it was helpful as I tried to understand what was happening to a loved one.
Sorry! I did not mean to imply that you personally support the UN. I was shocked that bloobloo quoted "and shall further the activities of the United Nations" and apparently had no problem with that as an educational requirement...
Mr. and Mrs. Jimenez.... That was 2. Then Mr. Jimenez speaks at the staff meeting "We need to cut our payroll. By the way, who wants to be a team player and get an online subscription?"
I suspect AT&T feels that those numbers represent a cost per subscriber rather than an investment per subscriber. Now how about a big round of executive bonus...
What is all this talk about using data, facts, information that mere people can check and confirm? You sir are clearly not a climatologist. You are hereby expelled!
IANATA (I am not a tax attorney): That should be true in the U.S. too. My understanding is that regular clothing is not tax deductible but required uniforms are. A suit and tie are generally not considered a uniform by the IRS.
I picked up a couple of Meade telescopes over the last few years. They have all kinds of self guiding ones available, cameras, etc. I've been tempted to pick up one of the Solar telescopes. Prices from very affordable to holy cow. No association, just a fan.
You:> Hey Connolly, some guy says you were totally wrong, you were claiming global cooling was rampant and we were headed for an Ice Age. Connolly:> Did not. You:> Hey Newsweek, did you run a bunch of articles that were embarrassingly wrong? Newsweek:> Nope.
You might be interested in reading "Phantoms in the Brain" by V.R. Ramachandran.
It is not specific to strokes, but it was helpful as I tried to understand what was happening to a loved one.
Wait till you find out where you have to put the batteries.
The teams name was NcGill.
They called themselves Lill.
But everyone knew them as Nancy.
Do NOT look at Sun with remaining eye.
That is where you heard it.
Or
Are you another shill?
Also, they are tasty.
You put 2 and 2 together.
More thoroughly than AGW.
Jim-Bob was able to fix it himself.
Sorry!
I did not mean to imply that you personally support the UN.
I was shocked that bloobloo quoted "and shall further the activities of the United Nations" and apparently had no problem with that as an educational requirement...
The real issue is not bigotry.
It is whether or not you support the UN.
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UN: the one ring that seeks to bind them all.
Seriously.
If we can send one politician to the moon why can't we send them all?
It's been that way, like forever.
Yes, rose colored glasses are handy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimenez....
That was 2.
Then Mr. Jimenez speaks at the staff meeting "We need to cut our payroll. By the way, who wants to be a team player and get an online subscription?"
"competent Windows admins".
I suspect AT&T feels that those numbers represent a cost per subscriber rather than an investment per subscriber.
Now how about a big round of executive bonus...
Nice catch.
How many?
What is all this talk about using data, facts, information that mere people can check and confirm?
You sir are clearly not a climatologist.
You are hereby expelled!
Then it would be Sagittarius A* eh?
IANATA (I am not a tax attorney):
That should be true in the U.S. too.
My understanding is that regular clothing is not tax deductible but required uniforms are. A suit and tie are generally not considered a uniform by the IRS.
Mine goes to 11.
I picked up a couple of Meade telescopes over the last few years.
They have all kinds of self guiding ones available, cameras, etc.
I've been tempted to pick up one of the Solar telescopes.
Prices from very affordable to holy cow.
No association, just a fan.
I read that as "drinking with electronics".
Nothing better than blackjack and diodes.
You:> Hey Connolly, some guy says you were totally wrong, you were claiming global cooling was rampant and we were headed for an Ice Age.
Connolly:> Did not.
You:> Hey Newsweek, did you run a bunch of articles that were embarrassingly wrong?
Newsweek:> Nope.