Because it is much easier to visually scan 50 messages and confirm that they are all spam. Ham stands out and is easy to spot.
Secondly, [select all] [delete selected] is easier than selecting or deleting individual messages.
Totally agree. These are "trade" agreements, not "free trade", as they typically include protectionist measures as well as open-ness measures.
I keep posting this, but Dean Baker is an excellent economics commentator on this point.
Doctors and lawyers don't just "whine" about their pay (as was suggested earlier in this thread). They have lobbied for immigration restrictions on professionals which artificially keep their pay scales higher, along with our costs for their services
http://www.cepr.net/professional_protectionists. ht m
FWIW, Oregon has no sales tax. To boost competition, Washington will not charge an Oregonian sales tax if she chooses to cross the border to buy a car, for example.
Yes, the technology improved over the years of the Human Genome Project. Yes, Celera's competition spurred on the public project.
But, Celera used the HGP's freely available results to proof it's data. Plus, biologists around the world having been benefiting from the public project all the while.
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Because it is much easier to visually scan 50 messages and confirm that they are all spam. Ham stands out and is easy to spot. Secondly, [select all] [delete selected] is easier than selecting or deleting individual messages.
But your still permitted (so far) to customize the address bar search to use Google (or another search engine).
Totally agree. These are "trade" agreements, not "free trade", as they typically include protectionist measures as well as open-ness measures. I keep posting this, but Dean Baker is an excellent economics commentator on this point.
Doctors and lawyers don't just "whine" about their pay (as was suggested earlier in this thread). They have lobbied for immigration restrictions on professionals which artificially keep their pay scales higher, along with our costs for their services
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http://www.cepr.net/professional_protectionists
FWIW, Oregon has no sales tax. To boost competition, Washington will not charge an Oregonian sales tax if she chooses to cross the border to buy a car, for example.
The Foresight Exchange predicts that there is an 83% chance of having a humanly mobile robot by 2036. For the definition see the link.
Yes. Even in the minors.
I always turn this option off as quickly as possible.
But, Celera used the HGP's freely available results to proof it's data. Plus, biologists around the world having been benefiting from the public project all the while.
Actually, you don't want to use lead with a beta emitter. Plastic will work fine, though.