Of course, there was this one chick at a Mexican strip joint (no pony shows, thanks) that did this interesting thing with a stack of dollar coins... she'd lower herself down, and then pick 'em up ("look ma! no hands!"), and then count 'em back to you. Saw one guy heat one up with a lighter and put it in the middle of a stack of 10... really pissed her off, got him ejected.
I remember hearing that the soc. security number is(was? pre 9/11) only required for social security and tax purposes.
From the beginning actually. Cards say on 'em "Not to be used for ID" or something like that. However, it has always been a "mostly" unique number, so someone somewhere decided to start using it as a unique identifier in their database (or rolodex at that point most likely) and its just gotten worse since...
Here's my system - there are a few issues I'm informed on, many not. When I don't know anything about the candidates, I never vote for the incumbent, and when possible, I vote for a non Repubocrat - 3rd party, independant, etc.
Mimosas (clicky for GIS) fold their leaves up at night and after touching things like my face when I'm mowing the lawn, and they are much bigger (therefore more moving parts) than a VFT, so maybe they'd be more articulate?
Thats the beauty of having lawyers on staff. You pay them an annual salary, whether they are in court, doing research, etc. it doesn't matter. Fixed cost. Now SCO went out and got a few lawyers on retainer, so they will have a hefty bill, but I think IBM just has "regular" employees doing this on their side.
See if there is a dual enrollment option with a local comm. college. Here, students finish their last 2 years of HS and get an AA or AS at the same time.
Was there a dual enrollment option with a local community college? Where I am, students can do their last 2 years of highschool here at the comm. college, and actually graduate with an AA a few weeks before graduating high school.
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Blank your cookie file, login, etc. to the sites you want to have cookies on, close browser, make cookies.txt readonly, enjoy.
Had the same problems with some php programming I did for a local church... needless to say, I didn't offer to host them on my server...
A +5 insightful if I've ever seen one...
Of course, there was this one chick at a Mexican strip joint (no pony shows, thanks) that did this interesting thing with a stack of dollar coins... she'd lower herself down, and then pick 'em up ("look ma! no hands!"), and then count 'em back to you. Saw one guy heat one up with a lighter and put it in the middle of a stack of 10... really pissed her off, got him ejected.
Need a penny? Take one.
Need two pennies? Get a job.
I remember hearing that the soc. security number is(was? pre 9/11) only required for social security and tax purposes.
From the beginning actually. Cards say on 'em "Not to be used for ID" or something like that. However, it has always been a "mostly" unique number, so someone somewhere decided to start using it as a unique identifier in their database (or rolodex at that point most likely) and its just gotten worse since...
Luke 22:36: "But now if you have a purse, take it, and also a bag; and if you don't have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one."
Not a Christian myself, but I think that he may be OK for leaving the sword and getting a FAL, G3, or similar...
Hrm.... wonder what that PPC directory (right below i386) on my NT Workstation install disk was for....
The pic links are all over - check at foobies.com or similar.
/., I'd like a link so I can read the comments...
However, if it really did get posted to
Maybe. I use spamme@myhost as my email, and by looking at the bounces, there's a lot that never gets to me@myhost
Yup, the dual enrollment program up here at SFCC in Gainesville.
Fun part about the whole thing is that students actually get their AA/AS a few weeks before their HS disploma.
Here's my system - there are a few issues I'm informed on, many not. When I don't know anything about the candidates, I never vote for the incumbent, and when possible, I vote for a non Repubocrat - 3rd party, independant, etc.
Nope. Deaf dude calls relay operator, relay operator calls store and "translates" between.
Unfortunately, use of a relay operator is becoming common for scammers, etc. to hide accents and out of area calls.
Doesn't work, or rather, didn't work for me last time....
And for those wondering how much a grain of powder is, it is a weight measurement. 7000 of them in a pound.
Mimosas (clicky for GIS) fold their leaves up at night and after touching things like my face when I'm mowing the lawn, and they are much bigger (therefore more moving parts) than a VFT, so maybe they'd be more articulate?
Not to mention the advertising and broadcast rights, especially once you get into top level stuff (SEC champs, etc)
Look at VLC, MPEG4IP, etc. Lots of options out there....
Another (on my server) - http://www.gruv.org/dutchvote/Es3b-en.pdf
Likely the same part of "the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed". Its all that old dude talk that confuses them...
Actually, most arlines in the US are already bankrupt and getting all sorts of govn't assistance.
Thats the beauty of having lawyers on staff. You pay them an annual salary, whether they are in court, doing research, etc. it doesn't matter. Fixed cost. Now SCO went out and got a few lawyers on retainer, so they will have a hefty bill, but I think IBM just has "regular" employees doing this on their side.
See if there is a dual enrollment option with a local comm. college. Here, students finish their last 2 years of HS and get an AA or AS at the same time.
Was there a dual enrollment option with a local community college? Where I am, students can do their last 2 years of highschool here at the comm. college, and actually graduate with an AA a few weeks before graduating high school.
And at least the Linux drivers were open back in the X 3.3.x days...
Well, WebCT was doing all of this in '95 or '96 IIRC, so there's the prior art. Of course, WebCT just got purchased by blackboard ....