That's simply wrong. I wish they had, but they haven't. Non-military, discretionary spending under Bush has increased at twice the rate it did under Clinton. http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig/browne4.html/
Decreased spending on medicine? Does the prescription drug giveaway, the first new entitlement in 40 years, ring a bell?
And besides, when the media / politicians say "cut", they mean "decrease in the rate of interest". I can't recall, in my lifetime, anything being truly cut.
Because it can't be proven or disproven; because if the Earth really is in a natural warming trend it will keep happening no matter what; because no progress can be shown, they can continue to scream about us all dying soon.
I see you don't have any problem defining exactly what other people believe.
People who are homeless may or may not be lazy, but that doesn't grant them the right to what others have earned.
Rich people get tax cuts because (drumroll please) they pay taxes!
In the sense that all laws are based in morality (at some level), they should be/are in some way based on God. Notice for example that members of the Southern Baptist Convention specifically advocate freedom of religion and that the state has no place in it.
Lots of people have something to gain by hyping global warming. Politicians looking for power, actors trying to look "caring", socialists making another attempt to weaken the United States.
If you're using document.write, you're writing directly into the document stream, which only works in text/html, not an XHTML MIME type, because there's no way to guarantee the document will continue to be valid.
In this day and age, document.write should never be used, in favor of the more verbose but more future-proof document.createElement and document.createTextNode notation.
I doubt Google will notice DOM-created elements, either. But the author should re-test with that. And I would suggest that he post the result only if it turns out Google can see that, because we all assume it can't.
You're not missing a thing; it's one of the big reasons the FairTax makes sense: corporations don't really pay taxes, they pass them along to people. There's a whole chapter on this in the FairTax book, I really suggest you read it; it's at least interesting even if you don't end up agreeing (but I think you will).
That's a non-referring link, but I don't know what I can chop out and have it still work, so I left it all in.
I agree with the sibling AC, and also wish to point out that the FairTax is the only plan which completely removes all tax obligation from the poor.
Even when their income tax rate is zero, there's plenty extra they're having to pay for everything because of the income tax on everything else. When it's a sales tax, after their prebate, they have paid $0 in tax.
Can you explain the "to his own advantage" part? Approval ratings are at an all-time low and the media hates him. It seems to me he's doing what he thinks is right, defending the American people as he sees fit, regardless of the consequences.
I agree with some of what you said and disagree with the rest, but I would like to point out that the Constitution does not give us any freedoms. The Constitution prevents the federal government from interfering with freedoms that God gives us.
It only claims to support a subset of XML, and of course it is called "Tiny", so I guess I can understand not supporting CDATA or attributes (...maybe). But for a ">" in a CDATA block to cause it to fail? It doesn't seem very useful.
I used their free dynamic services, and now they've earned my business long-term. Great registrar, no gimmicks, no games. Even if it's a few dollars a year above some of the other places, it's absolutely worth it.
The environmentalists do, because the environment is not what they (okay, their leadership) really care about. They're trying to sneak socialism in the back door by pretending to care about the environment.
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Well you have some reason for caring about people coming to harm, so there's some kind of "irrational" morality there; call it what you will.
That's simply wrong. I wish they had, but they haven't. Non-military, discretionary spending under Bush has increased at twice the rate it did under Clinton. http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig/browne4.html/
Decreased spending on medicine? Does the prescription drug giveaway, the first new entitlement in 40 years, ring a bell?
And besides, when the media / politicians say "cut", they mean "decrease in the rate of interest". I can't recall, in my lifetime, anything being truly cut.
Don't worry, friend; your cohorts discovered my post. :-)
Because it can't be proven or disproven; because if the Earth really is in a natural warming trend it will keep happening no matter what; because no progress can be shown, they can continue to scream about us all dying soon.
I see you don't have any problem defining exactly what other people believe.
People who are homeless may or may not be lazy, but that doesn't grant them the right to what others have earned.
Rich people get tax cuts because (drumroll please) they pay taxes!
In the sense that all laws are based in morality (at some level), they should be/are in some way based on God. Notice for example that members of the Southern Baptist Convention specifically advocate freedom of religion and that the state has no place in it.
Bravo, sir. My earlier post was but a feeble attempt at this one.
Lots of people have something to gain by hyping global warming. Politicians looking for power, actors trying to look "caring", socialists making another attempt to weaken the United States.
The guy's got a gmail address, so it can't be too old... I can't figure out what's going on here!
I guess Dell is having is having trouble with the new DST rules...
There are some instances where it is unavoidable.
Can you give an example?
If you're using document.write, you're writing directly into the document stream, which only works in text/html, not an XHTML MIME type, because there's no way to guarantee the document will continue to be valid.
In this day and age, document.write should never be used, in favor of the more verbose but more future-proof document.createElement and document.createTextNode notation.
I doubt Google will notice DOM-created elements, either. But the author should re-test with that. And I would suggest that he post the result only if it turns out Google can see that, because we all assume it can't.
Save a click: No, Google does not "see" text inserted by Javascript.
OOXML has to be able to store every piece of data that the word *.doc file format stores
Not true; Office 2007 could have a WMF -> SVG converter in it. Storing graphics as SVG would then just be part of saving into an XML format.
You're not missing a thing; it's one of the big reasons the FairTax makes sense: corporations don't really pay taxes, they pass them along to people. There's a whole chapter on this in the FairTax book, I really suggest you read it; it's at least interesting even if you don't end up agreeing (but I think you will).
That's a non-referring link, but I don't know what I can chop out and have it still work, so I left it all in.
I agree with the sibling AC, and also wish to point out that the FairTax is the only plan which completely removes all tax obligation from the poor.
Even when their income tax rate is zero, there's plenty extra they're having to pay for everything because of the income tax on everything else. When it's a sales tax, after their prebate, they have paid $0 in tax.
Support the FairTax, bring corporate headquarters back to the US and end this ridiculous waste of everyone's time.
It's only approved for women. There's not even a test for HPV for men.
Dyndns is the answer to all your problems.
Can you explain the "to his own advantage" part? Approval ratings are at an all-time low and the media hates him. It seems to me he's doing what he thinks is right, defending the American people as he sees fit, regardless of the consequences.
I agree with some of what you said and disagree with the rest, but I would like to point out that the Constitution does not give us any freedoms. The Constitution prevents the federal government from interfering with freedoms that God gives us.
It only claims to support a subset of XML, and of course it is called "Tiny", so I guess I can understand not supporting CDATA or attributes (...maybe). But for a ">" in a CDATA block to cause it to fail? It doesn't seem very useful.
Try this, you'll like it. Great piece of software.
I used their free dynamic services, and now they've earned my business long-term. Great registrar, no gimmicks, no games. Even if it's a few dollars a year above some of the other places, it's absolutely worth it.
The environmentalists do, because the environment is not what they (okay, their leadership) really care about. They're trying to sneak socialism in the back door by pretending to care about the environment.