That would be in another country to this inititative, namely England, and, its principality, Wales, Scotland's school dinners are apparenly fairly healthy and well funded, or rather "healthy choices" are "avaliable"
What about the rising market (at least in Britain) for "Fair Trade" goods, where farmers are paid artificially high prices for coffee etc. and the products are charged at a premium because of this?
In Britain, coins are all different sizes, as is paper money, ranging from the smallest £1 note, and gradually, yet noticably increasing in size. It makes it handy for picking out denomenations from your wallet, though £100 notes rarely fit in any space in a cash register.
Depends on how recent, not so long ago we had the Falkland wars between Britain and Argentina, China and Tibet wasn't that long ago, but looking at the differences between America and Britain, and China, America and Britain were aggrevated, whereas Tibet was a peaceful non threatening country, and we must also not forget that the war on terror was offered support (which was refused) by Nato, which means that most of the world's democratic power was behind it.
The problem still remains that apple are breaking the law, all of their problems could be more easily solved by having one music store for the whole of europe, offering all prices in euros, and letting the credit card companies deal with currency conversion, and then they just take whichever deal from IP providers, and host the service in that country. If the IP providers object, they can be easily taken to court, everybody's happy.
Good god, knives and guns enable murder, but they are also useful tools, just because someone uses them for crime does not mean that the objucts are inherantly evil
wasn't there a case in britain where it was ruled that a man who knowingly infected partners with aids wasn't liable because the victims were responsible for vetting who they slept with?
This is what I did. No-one knew I was even remotely geeky until I was caught installing Gentoo. From stage 1. Oh the shame, but it was worth it, it made me feel good!
Not necessarily, as the robots described won't be built until the patents expire, it's an effective way of getting the information in to the public domain.
Slashdot Mirror
That would be in another country to this inititative, namely England, and, its principality, Wales, Scotland's school dinners are apparenly fairly healthy and well funded, or rather "healthy choices" are "avaliable"
Erm, allowing family members to leave the country:
The only legal thing you can do to a foreign diplomat is expel them from the country. Detention is illigal, and an act of war.
Any chance of a real mirror, I'm behind a firewall and would like to try this one out?
Surely they only got the patend because the University of Dundee was too late to patent their own invention.
What about the rising market (at least in Britain) for "Fair Trade" goods, where farmers are paid artificially high prices for coffee etc. and the products are charged at a premium because of this?
In Britain, coins are all different sizes, as is paper money, ranging from the smallest £1 note, and gradually, yet noticably increasing in size. It makes it handy for picking out denomenations from your wallet, though £100 notes rarely fit in any space in a cash register.
Depends on how recent, not so long ago we had the Falkland wars between Britain and Argentina, China and Tibet wasn't that long ago, but looking at the differences between America and Britain, and China, America and Britain were aggrevated, whereas Tibet was a peaceful non threatening country, and we must also not forget that the war on terror was offered support (which was refused) by Nato, which means that most of the world's democratic power was behind it.
6,000?
It is one of the many reasons that Britain should leave the EU
The problem still remains that apple are breaking the law, all of their problems could be more easily solved by having one music store for the whole of europe, offering all prices in euros, and letting the credit card companies deal with currency conversion, and then they just take whichever deal from IP providers, and host the service in that country. If the IP providers object, they can be easily taken to court, everybody's happy.
Ooh, a traditionalist!
It's also being done by the Ministry of Sound, I saw it in Argos.
Ankle height eh,
Where can I get such a chain?
There are actually 2 versions depending on who is ahead.
No it really can't.
More fun is the correct usage.
Aah, you poor thing,
At Saint Andrews, Donald Findlay, former Lord Rector, pledged to fight any case, however triveal, for any student in need.
Good god, knives and guns enable murder, but they are also useful tools, just because someone uses them for crime does not mean that the objucts are inherantly evil
p2p != the one ring
wasn't there a case in britain where it was ruled that a man who knowingly infected partners with aids wasn't liable because the victims were responsible for vetting who they slept with?
How about Redundant Independant Account Array or RIAA for short?
Where I go to Uni, pink shirts are a must own item for straight men on the pull
This is what I did. No-one knew I was even remotely geeky until I was caught installing Gentoo.
From stage 1.
Oh the shame, but it was worth it, it made me feel good!
No pervert worth his salt is going to go for the clean underwear
Try the Bank of English, and the Oxford English dictionary is regarded as the definitive guide to the English language
I'm Troy McLure, you might remember me from such handy plugins as flash and shockwave
Not necessarily, as the robots described won't be built until the patents expire, it's an effective way of getting the information in to the public domain.