if a spouse calls you an asshole every day, your mindset will falter pretty soon, or you'll get a divorce. either way- it is a change.. consider this is the best analogy I can feel about the difference in the relationship between me and my Govt.
as to the other, it's what I got from talking to some vet's I know.. but I found a reference readily http://www.armytimes.com/story.php?f=1-292925-2513 919.php One likely factor in that support: Military members are much more likely to identify themselves as Republicans. Recent polls show about one-third of Americans consider themselves Republicans, but 57 percent of those surveyed by Military Times identified with the GOP."... "The poll found:
About half described their political views as conservative or very conservative; four in 10 called themselves moderate; and only 7 percent called themselves liberal.
More than half called themselves Republicans, and just 13 percent said they are Democrats. Recent polls of the general public show the nation evenly split, with Democrats, Republicans and independents making up about a third of the population each. "...
My attitude towards my government (USA) and my belief in the value it holds for me was a lot better. today I roil with distaste over every story concerning rights, freedom, and privacy.
it would seem, the standard requirement to being a member of the executive branch higher echelon is a willingness to bend the law beyond the point of legality.
I do not consider the country I live in today, to be preferred to the one I lived in five years ago.. (I haven't moved- it has changed)
ten years ago, the bulk of military forces seargent and up were pretty evenly divided between republicans and democrats, today's armed forces are largely republican.. this scares me very badly...
what's the basis-- # of pieces of each or amount of data contained within or 3-d mass volume of actual mail?
if you mean # of pieces.. if (fer analogious example) I had to store 1000 copies of of postal mail, or 100,000 pieces of email per person-- I know which would be simpler to arrange&store... the email.. I think the comparison to postal mail is useless..
Not the first time 'redacted' pdf's when 'uncovered' have led to increase the defensive position of the group who supplied the 'poorly' protected document.
I recall a redacted PDF from italy that 'supported' the US gov'ts claims at the time..
it's too damn convenient, if the redacted portion had been damming.. I'm sure the doc would have been on paper, with the blocked portions cut out... not blacked over with a sharpie.
and given how much the law has been twisted by a cerain administration lately, who is to say what cannot be construed as "aid" is say- a whistleblower letting the US cits know what is going on.
see, my immediate rebuttal to your comment (all pulled from popular media of course) was - yes, it's far cheaper to send up replacement satellites for ones that fail, but you need shuttles to pull down birds that have stopped working entirely so they and their plutonium don't land in bad countries..- but DART solved that problem you can take them down by design!
but I'll bet a $ if he wasn't his own lawyer, he wouldn't be able to pursue this, as noone (except maybe the honorable Mr. Thompson from FL) would be willing to represent him over such a 'tawdry' thing.
and ask for a trillion more a year, to regulate and enforce limits on a fast breaking technology, but only when done in the USA, meaning everyone cutting edge, or sloppy, or lazy, or with imperfect tools, starts working outside the USA, blunting the edge of this countries technological advantage a little more-- and when a self-replicating oil eating VonNeumann get's loose, anyone who might have had the skills to defeat the new micro-overloads will have never developed said skills, as they had to expend too much frustration/energy/life forces learning about red-tape processes.
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if a spouse calls you an asshole every day, your mindset will falter pretty soon, or you'll get a divorce. either way- it is a change.. consider this is the best analogy I can feel about the difference in the relationship between me and my Govt.
as to the other, it's what I got from talking to some vet's I know.. but I found a reference readily
http://www.armytimes.com/story.php?f=1-292925-251
One likely factor in that support: Military members are much more likely to identify themselves as Republicans. Recent polls show about one-third of Americans consider themselves Republicans, but 57 percent of those surveyed by Military Times identified with the GOP."... "The poll found:
About half described their political views as conservative or very conservative; four in 10 called themselves moderate; and only 7 percent called themselves liberal.
More than half called themselves Republicans, and just 13 percent said they are Democrats. Recent polls of the general public show the nation evenly split, with Democrats, Republicans and independents making up about a third of the population each. "...
My attitude towards my government (USA) and my belief in the value it holds for me was a lot better.
today I roil with distaste over every story concerning rights, freedom, and privacy.
it would seem, the standard requirement to being a member of the executive branch higher echelon is a willingness to bend the law beyond the point of legality.
I do not consider the country I live in today, to be preferred to the one I lived in five years ago.. (I haven't moved- it has changed)
ten years ago, the bulk of military forces seargent and up were pretty evenly divided between republicans and democrats, today's armed forces are largely republican.. this scares me very badly...
why didn't you have kids? (I worry about their lifetimes too)
More email than snail mail..
what's the basis-- # of pieces of each or amount of data contained within or 3-d mass volume of actual mail?
if you mean # of pieces.. if (fer analogious example) I had to store 1000 copies of of postal mail, or 100,000 pieces of email per person-- I know which would be simpler to arrange&store... the email.. I think the comparison to postal mail is useless..
Not the first time 'redacted' pdf's when 'uncovered' have led to increase the defensive position of the group who supplied the 'poorly' protected document.
I recall a redacted PDF from italy that 'supported' the US gov'ts claims at the time..
it's too damn convenient, if the redacted portion had been damming.. I'm sure the doc would have been on paper, with the blocked portions cut out... not blacked over with a sharpie.
let's say I have a blog, and claim I stole a diamond ring from my neighbor in my blog.
what exactly is the school going to do, that they are going to hold me accountable for what I write in my blog..
arrest me? press charges as an educatorial influence?
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and given how much the law has been twisted by a cerain administration lately, who is to say what cannot be construed as "aid" is say- a whistleblower letting the US cits know what is going on.
what defines "aid"???
the biggest obstacle is public perception of anything with "nuclear" in the name
I've read entirely too many news stories about auctions after the fact include talk about an item that went for X times expectations....
think they may ever undervalue an item to get more ink for the auction house later?
naahh....
doubles the length of the blank file
SNDREC32 can even convert to mp3 with LAME
or hey, ya know how when you've been staring at a screen so long your vision gets blurry? now that can be simulated!
see, my immediate rebuttal to your comment (all pulled from popular media of course) was - yes, it's far cheaper to send up replacement satellites for ones that fail, but you need shuttles to pull down birds that have stopped working entirely so they and their plutonium don't land in bad countries..- but DART solved that problem you can take them down by design!
was your pots provider Frontier? if yes, scan on that name in this forum for a post by one who claims to know the process (and that company)
but I'll bet a $ if he wasn't his own lawyer, he wouldn't be able to pursue this, as noone (except maybe the honorable Mr. Thompson from FL) would be willing to represent him over such a 'tawdry' thing.
and ask for a trillion more a year, to regulate and enforce limits on a fast breaking technology, but only when done in the USA, meaning everyone cutting edge, or sloppy, or lazy, or with imperfect tools, starts working outside the USA, blunting the edge of this countries technological advantage a little more-- and when a self-replicating oil eating VonNeumann get's loose, anyone who might have had the skills to defeat the new micro-overloads will have never developed said skills, as they had to expend too much frustration/energy/life forces learning about red-tape processes.
huh.. really? http://www.innquest.com/remote.php
can yuou show me an ad for consumer broadband that contains "unlimited"?
The MAIN thing I love about reading newspapers is seeing how different the take/viewpoint usually is compared to the pablum I get here at home.
to back or refute your claim.. can you?
And if EVERYONE went to the bank together to withdraw their savings- would you expect the bank to have it on hand for EVERYONE in cash?
BTW, if a run occurs on the bank, what do you think the FDIC does? sends over an armored car?
in fact, that's becoming the law in many american states...
depending on the circumstances.. employers pay the money to the state.
before fingerprints were decided to be unique per person, law enforcement used to use all sorts of interesting methods of biometrics.
even measuring head bumps...
all they have to do is supply the blonde!