So it will be the same as the founding of America then - private enterprises creating the settlements & colonies for profit, which then developed into self-sustaining colonies which eventually went to war with their home countries to gain political and tax independence.
No republican candidate is ever going to suggest military cuts despite the savings it could give. Also, don't forget that the military has a social health care program for the veterans and their immediate families:-)
In the UK the dark blue bits on the map in England (no need to voyage north into Scotland) are Cumbria (central Lake District), Northumbria (Kielder Forest), the Yorkshire Dales, Exmoor.
When Hale-Bopp visited in 1997 - I had a great view of the double tail from Cumbria, but hardly any tail at all from the South Downs (near Guildford).
But in order to find out who the whistleblower is they need the reporters info. They probably used a multi-user shared login account into the database so they can't identify the whistleblower by their login details.
Actually - it would be better to apply the strategy to the politican lobbist 'profession'. That way you can profit from those pork barrel profiteering schucks on Capitol Hill.
If you have the patent for lobbying & political donations then you can sue the MPAA, RIAA, oil & power industries:-)
Because if it has congressional scrutiny then the congressmen on the oversight committees can get kickbacks and campaign donations from the companies involved.
Seems a whole lot of effort to set up a few mail lists & phone auto attendant message system:-)
In the UK, the BBC used to carry "Open University" which was distance learning courses shown when there weren't normal shows on. Now with 24 hour rolling news, where they used to show the OU they now show news. Now they just ship students DVD or have them access stuff online.
Or worse, someone copies your plate and sticks it on a similar car and uses that in some criminal activity. You don't even know thats happened until the police come a-calling.
I had that happen. Fortunately when the police showed up (about 40 mins after the reported crime based on their questions), the car was in the workshop with its gearbox in pieces and fortunately they realised my car wasn't the one used in the crime.
The Traffic Master (and car registration) information does not contain any personal information. The store keeps that separate - and you've already agreed to them holding that info when you got your loyalty card. In using your loyalty card when you bought fuel - they are able to add the car registration to the info they hold on you. They can then cross reference the non-personal data with parts of the personal data without breaching the DPA.
Also, the store probably included the "release the data to any 3rd parties we choose" clause in their loyalty card T&Cs.
UK governments are NOT bound by the 4th Amendment. French, Canadian, Mexican, Russian, Chinese and every other non-USA government on the planet is not bound by the 4th Amendment.
The USA does not equal the rest of the world, no matter how narrow minded the USA rednecks think (if they think at all).
Probably because in the EU it's been banned (since 2006 for growth promotion purposes).
But while you're blaming agriculture - don't forget the GM crops which use antibiotic resistance as a marker for the bacteria carrying the required genetic modifications.
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And all your network traffic is compromised via a Man-in-the-Middle attack.
Why do you think Certificate Authorities keep getting compromised?
So it will be the same as the founding of America then - private enterprises creating the settlements & colonies for profit, which then developed into self-sustaining colonies which eventually went to war with their home countries to gain political and tax independence.
But built from designs 'aquired' from NASA.
No republican candidate is ever going to suggest military cuts despite the savings it could give. :-)
Also, don't forget that the military has a social health care program for the veterans and their immediate families
Low level even lighting eliminates shadows.
In the UK the dark blue bits on the map in England (no need to voyage north into Scotland) are Cumbria (central Lake District), Northumbria (Kielder Forest), the Yorkshire Dales, Exmoor.
When Hale-Bopp visited in 1997 - I had a great view of the double tail from Cumbria, but hardly any tail at all from the South Downs (near Guildford).
But in order to find out who the whistleblower is they need the reporters info.
They probably used a multi-user shared login account into the database so they can't identify the whistleblower by their login details.
Actually - it would be better to apply the strategy to the politican lobbist 'profession'.
That way you can profit from those pork barrel profiteering schucks on Capitol Hill.
If you have the patent for lobbying & political donations then you can sue the MPAA, RIAA, oil & power industries :-)
But only after other people have confirmed there is a market need.
Because if it has congressional scrutiny then the congressmen on the oversight committees can get kickbacks and campaign donations from the companies involved.
Seems a whole lot of effort to set up a few mail lists & phone auto attendant message system :-)
In the UK, the BBC used to carry "Open University" which was distance learning courses shown when there weren't normal shows on. Now with 24 hour rolling news, where they used to show the OU they now show news.
Now they just ship students DVD or have them access stuff online.
Apple & Nokia reached an agreement over their patent disputes resulting in Apple paying Nokia.
Not forgetting that Mexico City is built on what used to be a swampy lake so will have serious drainage issues when they go deep.
If they allow seepage and then pump it out they'll basically be draining the whole area and so create issues for the local flora.
They only mark you highly if you can justify your arguments.
My favourite exam question was:
"Is this a question"
The answer is:
"If this is an answer"
If your going to Mammoth Cave then beware of Grue :-)
Or worse, someone copies your plate and sticks it on a similar car and uses that in some criminal activity. You don't even know thats happened until the police come a-calling.
I had that happen. Fortunately when the police showed up (about 40 mins after the reported crime based on their questions), the car was in the workshop with its gearbox in pieces and fortunately they realised my car wasn't the one used in the crime.
The Traffic Master (and car registration) information does not contain any personal information.
The store keeps that separate - and you've already agreed to them holding that info when you got your loyalty card.
In using your loyalty card when you bought fuel - they are able to add the car registration to the info they hold on you.
They can then cross reference the non-personal data with parts of the personal data without breaching the DPA.
Also, the store probably included the "release the data to any 3rd parties we choose" clause in their loyalty card T&Cs.
UK governments are NOT bound by the 4th Amendment. French, Canadian, Mexican, Russian, Chinese and every other non-USA government on the planet is not bound by the 4th Amendment.
The USA does not equal the rest of the world, no matter how narrow minded the USA rednecks think (if they think at all).
How much of Apple's contributions back to BSD code is due to them not wanting to maintain at set of internal patches themselves?
This has been banned in the EU (for the last 5 years).
Probably because in the EU it's been banned (since 2006 for growth promotion purposes).
But while you're blaming agriculture - don't forget the GM crops which use antibiotic resistance as a marker for the bacteria carrying the required genetic modifications.
So if they've got insurance for copyright indemnity - why are they chasing John Doe cases when they can just claim on their insurance instead?
You trust the MPEG LA to not introduce fees at some point for their patent pool?
... constantly threatened by the other guys who already have nukes and were crazy enough to use them.
Fixed it for you :-)
Also, as the Air France Concorde showed - once you have a ruptured fuel tank the leaking fuel can be ignited from the back of the jet engines.