The title of the case was "AL-HARAMAIN ISLAMIC FOUNDATION vs GEORGE BUSH, [et al]". So you are correct.
Although, to be fair many cases involving the executive branch are titled "United States vs blank", so the press gets in the habit of describing the executive branch as "the government". And I believe it is a internationally widespread custom to describe the administration as "the government".
Couldn't the "bad boys" simply be choosing to have more mates? Of course they are! It's the nice guys who generally want to be monogomous, settle down, have a family and all that. Naturally the "bad boys" who don't care about monogomy are going to be the ones who bounce from mate to mate.
And another new study has found that men who like ham sandwiches tend to eat more ham than the average guy.
Couldn't disagree more. Without polls it would be impossible for the public to unify behind a candidate. You'd have TRUE spoilers. Theoretically, two COMPLETELY identical candidates could split their share of votes, allowing a candidate with as little as 34% of the vote to win.
There's been plenty of discussion about asbestos/mesothelioma type problems, or about the grey-goo scenario. But I wonder about the more mundane problems of what sort of chemical reactions may take place when nano particles are released into the envioronment. Are nano-tube fragments really inert, or will they make some kind of unexpected chemical reaction that will cause widespread pollution. Or even, will simply their presence alone cause environmental problems when they mix into the topsoil?
I'd say the prices are simply based on supply and demand. Piracy means a large supply of games, so those are inexpensive. But having all those inexpensive games available generates more demand for the console, thus the higher price. The whole idea of "passing on savings/expenses to the consumer" is BS. Just some marketing propaganda that advertisers use.
It's not spam. He's not trying to sell you anything. He's running for office. This is a great inexpensive way to compete against politicians who have more advertising funds. Far less annoying than TV ads, too.
It seems to me that this debate about the problems with electronic voting only demonstrates the problems inherent in any democratic system. Mainly the problem of the voter being unable to verify that his vote has been counted correctly. Even with a paper ballot where you can verify the correct hole has been punched, there is still absolutely no way to verify that your vote actually gets counted correctly. Even if there were a list of each citizen and who they voted for, such a list could be fabricated.
Man walking on the moon was "the big one". If you can't understand that, then you don't have a heart. It was something people had dreamed about since the cavemen. Besides, the Soviets were working very hard on their own manned moon mission.
The whole world gets a rare and fascinating peek through the looking glass into the world of the ruling class. And all you geeks can talk about are these internet issues. Email this and Palladium that, blah blah blah. Sad.
"Only people named 'Steve'? Well, that's not very scientific."
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For instance, if every single person in the world is bullish on the stock market then you can bet that the markets will start to decline immediately because everyone who can get into the market already has, and there are no buyers left. So there are factors that tend to ensure that most people will lose money.
I went to a very large high scool. There were definitely some nerds there who were popular among the other nerds. The nerds had their own heirarchy. Hard to explain that using the author's logic.
Just remember there's much more to Japanese culture than just the parts of it that are infantile, tasteless caricatures of American culture. (like anime)
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The title of the case was "AL-HARAMAIN ISLAMIC FOUNDATION vs GEORGE BUSH, [et al]". So you are correct. Although, to be fair many cases involving the executive branch are titled "United States vs blank", so the press gets in the habit of describing the executive branch as "the government". And I believe it is a internationally widespread custom to describe the administration as "the government".
I don't see anything about the users' viewing history in that article. It says he overturned the order for search and video identification algorithms.
...there's some law that prohibits Viacom from using this data for purposes outside the scope of this lawsuit.
I just figured out what knighthood gets you. It gets people talking about your wang on the internet.
Couldn't the "bad boys" simply be choosing to have more mates? Of course they are! It's the nice guys who generally want to be monogomous, settle down, have a family and all that. Naturally the "bad boys" who don't care about monogomy are going to be the ones who bounce from mate to mate. And another new study has found that men who like ham sandwiches tend to eat more ham than the average guy.
Couldn't disagree more. Without polls it would be impossible for the public to unify behind a candidate. You'd have TRUE spoilers. Theoretically, two COMPLETELY identical candidates could split their share of votes, allowing a candidate with as little as 34% of the vote to win.
There's been plenty of discussion about asbestos/mesothelioma type problems, or about the grey-goo scenario. But I wonder about the more mundane problems of what sort of chemical reactions may take place when nano particles are released into the envioronment. Are nano-tube fragments really inert, or will they make some kind of unexpected chemical reaction that will cause widespread pollution. Or even, will simply their presence alone cause environmental problems when they mix into the topsoil?
"dudupentium" teehee
I'd say the prices are simply based on supply and demand. Piracy means a large supply of games, so those are inexpensive. But having all those inexpensive games available generates more demand for the console, thus the higher price. The whole idea of "passing on savings/expenses to the consumer" is BS. Just some marketing propaganda that advertisers use.
Keepin' cool you find, is a state of mind. The refreshing attitude! Things get hot, cool is all you got! Doin' it country cool! Masengil!
I think your courier font is scanning my brainwaves.
It's not spam. He's not trying to sell you anything. He's running for office. This is a great inexpensive way to compete against politicians who have more advertising funds. Far less annoying than TV ads, too.
A hemp bicycle would be much better.
It's not easy for a Martian to get first post, thanks to the lag. But I think I finally did it!
It seems to me that this debate about the problems with electronic voting only demonstrates the problems inherent in any democratic system. Mainly the problem of the voter being unable to verify that his vote has been counted correctly. Even with a paper ballot where you can verify the correct hole has been punched, there is still absolutely no way to verify that your vote actually gets counted correctly. Even if there were a list of each citizen and who they voted for, such a list could be fabricated.
This is how it begins.
Man walking on the moon was "the big one". If you can't understand that, then you don't have a heart. It was something people had dreamed about since the cavemen. Besides, the Soviets were working very hard on their own manned moon mission.
The whole world gets a rare and fascinating peek through the looking glass into the world of the ruling class. And all you geeks can talk about are these internet issues. Email this and Palladium that, blah blah blah. Sad.
... urge to... anthropromorphize... space probe!
"Only people named 'Steve'? Well, that's not very scientific."
For instance, if every single person in the world is bullish on the stock market then you can bet that the markets will start to decline immediately because everyone who can get into the market already has, and there are no buyers left. So there are factors that tend to ensure that most people will lose money.
I believe his name is "Warren Buffet". Seriously, though, that is an ingenious scam. Much more easily propogated in this age of email spam, too.
I went to a very large high scool. There were definitely some nerds there who were popular among the other nerds. The nerds had their own heirarchy. Hard to explain that using the author's logic.
Hmmm... almost sounds like an ad for GE. You don't suppose?... Nah, couldn't be.
Just remember there's much more to Japanese culture than just the parts of it that are infantile, tasteless caricatures of American culture. (like anime)