Funny thing is, it used to be that if you were making a border crossing in some "uncivilised" countries in Africa or the Middle East say, you would be taking a chance on being detained and hassled for no good reason. Now you can get that kind of service from the good ol' USA!.
And yet an article I read today said that the families were calling it a conspiracy because the investigation was taking too long and they weren't being given enough information (despite the fact that this information has only just become available).
But this will turn out to be another example of unintended consequences.
16 year old who has been playing Call of Battle 1 & 2, rated 15+ will now have to beg parents to buy Call of Battle 3 which is rated R18+ even though the content is the same. Parents will realise 18+ rating is to be ignored, and when Gory Psycho Killer comes out 18+ will also buy it for him, even though the warning of "strong adult themes" should be heeded in this case.
So I would argue that, not having a MA15+ category will actually undermine the ratings system altogether and expose minors to games they shouldn't have.
This. We have had no new volcanoes in the US for decades. The ones we have are getting quite old, but have been operating safely - there have only been minor incidents and occasional loss of life. Instead of learning from the mistakes of other countries (Look at Krakatoa or Pompeii) and having safe volcanoes, they refuse to allow any new volcanoes at all. Meanwhile, earthquakes kill far more people, but we do nothing about them!
If you seriously *are* a christian who believes in the rapture I have a question for you. Where do you think you are going? As in, you use the word ascend, so, are you stopping at some given height? In the troposphere? Or all the way into space? Past the moon? Where exactly are you going? And how long will it take you to get there?
That's interesting, but I would like to know how much the top 1% was earning over those periods - If they were earning twice as much in 1988 as they were in 1981, then a 10 percent rise in income tax payments over the same period seems like a win for them.
Anyway, income tax isn't a burden. It's a gift you should gladly give to support your society and your country.
You make a good point. Wasn't there a recent kerfuffle about how inaccurate ISP metering is (which is an issue now that caps are being put in place)? If they can't get the billing data right, what chance that they will get these logs right when they are only kept because they are mandated by the legislation?
There is currently talk of changing the engines in F1 to 1.8L 4 cylinder turbos to make the sport more "green". There is resistance from some teams, and speculation that as an alternative there will be an electric vehicle support class racing at F1 events.
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I feel the same way.
Funny thing is, it used to be that if you were making a border crossing in some "uncivilised" countries in Africa or the Middle East say, you would be taking a chance on being detained and hassled for no good reason. Now you can get that kind of service from the good ol' USA!.
...whereas uranium mining doesn't cause a blight on the landscape..
And yet an article I read today said that the families were calling it a conspiracy because the investigation was taking too long and they weren't being given enough information (despite the fact that this information has only just become available).
There is also another article at the linked site which I found informative.
I think "Uncle Fester".
But this will turn out to be another example of unintended consequences.
16 year old who has been playing Call of Battle 1 & 2, rated 15+ will now have to beg parents to buy Call of Battle 3 which is rated R18+ even though the content is the same.
Parents will realise 18+ rating is to be ignored, and when Gory Psycho Killer comes out 18+ will also buy it for him, even though the warning of "strong adult themes" should be heeded in this case.
So I would argue that, not having a MA15+ category will actually undermine the ratings system altogether and expose minors to games they shouldn't have.
This. We have had no new volcanoes in the US for decades. The ones we have are getting quite old, but have been operating safely - there have only been minor incidents and occasional loss of life. Instead of learning from the mistakes of other countries (Look at Krakatoa or Pompeii) and having safe volcanoes, they refuse to allow any new volcanoes at all. Meanwhile, earthquakes kill far more people, but we do nothing about them!
the stupidity of his legal advice.
Why? I'm sure it's turning out to be quite lucrative for his lawyers...
Also, USB2 requires quite a lot of CPU intervention. How do USB3 & Thunderbolt compare in this regard?
If you seriously *are* a christian who believes in the rapture I have a question for you. Where do you think you are going? As in, you use the word ascend, so, are you stopping at some given height? In the troposphere? Or all the way into space? Past the moon? Where exactly are you going? And how long will it take you to get there?
That's interesting, but I would like to know how much the top 1% was earning over those periods - If they were earning twice as much in 1988 as they were in 1981, then a 10 percent rise in income tax payments over the same period seems like a win for them.
Anyway, income tax isn't a burden. It's a gift you should gladly give to support your society and your country.
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they're just maroons
Well, it was in Queensland...
How about assassination without trial?
You make a good point. Wasn't there a recent kerfuffle about how inaccurate ISP metering is (which is an issue now that caps are being put in place)?
If they can't get the billing data right, what chance that they will get these logs right when they are only kept because they are mandated by the legislation?
I'm wondering if they won't release the photos because they show a dead man.
Not some super-villain who could take on 300 million people, just a dead man.
Also, I believe the Mac version of Office (and the component products) is quite profitable in itself.
I don't have bugs, I have race conditions!
Correct, but you missed a subtle point - Free Bacon on selected Caribbean islands.
Now do you understand the problem?
There is currently talk of changing the engines in F1 to 1.8L 4 cylinder turbos to make the sport more "green".
There is resistance from some teams, and speculation that as an alternative there will be an electric vehicle support class racing at F1 events.
See my comment above.
I disagree. If you can blame someone else for the problem, you have half the PR work done already.
What about baboons? They seem to sit with a straight back.
Isn't this where the Flying Spaghetti Monster came from? Created to point out that to teach all (possible non-scientific) theories is just ridiculous?