It probably won't come as a shock, but a customer that uses that much energy will get a good deal from the local IOU, which the University was undoubtedly already getting.
Too bad they didn't give the actual kWh usage, since that would be much more informative than measurements in "homes".
Is it BB&T perchance? I sent them an email and got the standard answer of "we are working on the problem...yada yada". The problem is that they use Javascript to display a graph showing an hourglass that says something like "Waiting for account" or whatever. They wrap their URLs with this annoyance.
Not like I use their site to do anything, but come on, remove the little graphic display!
This last thing I try to do quite a lot to paste a new URL into the URL textbox of a web browser..
I run Opera or Firebird. After highlighting a URL, just click your mouse's middle button while hovering over the document part of the browser window. The URL you highlighted will load.
I disagree... After installing TMDA I have been getting more spam. Actually it is quite funny, since I don't see any of them normally. I just checked all my spams with tmda-pending (I was bored), and I got the Nigerian email a couple weeks ago...
So what does TMDA do? It sends a reply asking to confirm that address. I receive a follow up from the Nigerian people. TMDA sends another reply. I get the Nigerian peeps again (they have a ton of gold just for me). TMDA sends a reply... this happened eight times.
So you can see that this will only increase spam!;)
I have purchased both the Photon II and Photon III keychain LED lights. They are quite bright for being so small, but I would not buy the "III" model again since it has all these annoying light modes, which are a pain when you just want to turn it off and on.
These are the only LED flashlights that I've used.
However, when you want a real flashlight, pony up and buy a SureFire rechargable. You will not be disappointed.
I agree. It is interesting to note that only third parties generate ANY change in the political arena. Socialists, Communists, Populists, etc. all had more influence on society than Republicans and Democrats -- working conditions (40hr week), freedom of speech (IWW), unionization, etc. I'm sure that some would argue differently, of course.
Another problem is that third parties have a hard time getting on state ballots. Here in North Carolina it is almost impossible for candidates to get on the ballot. For example, there was a Write-In candidate for Senator last election, but he wasn't able to get his name on the ballot. They had a blank for you to write his name on. How hard would it have been to put his name as a choice, rather than printing "Write In _________"? I wrote his name on my hand before voting so I wouldn't misspell it...
...the population doesn't realize the exact amount they're actually paying.
An accountant I know says that most people don't realize it, but they pay about 60% of their income in taxes. Think about all the other taxes, besides the obvious, that you pay for (this varies by locality, of course):
The only real problem I see is that business about leaning forward to go forward & v/v at high speeds.
After riding one for about 15 minutes, it takes all of 3 seconds to learn to balance on it -- you just have to stand on it. I drove it down and up a hill. There's no problem doing either. It's weird leaning forward while going down hill, but the thing automatically corrects. When you go up hill, it is constantly "righting" itself, so you don't fall on your face.
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It probably won't come as a shock, but a customer that uses that much energy will get a good deal from the local IOU, which the University was undoubtedly already getting.
Too bad they didn't give the actual kWh usage, since that would be much more informative than measurements in "homes".
Is it BB&T perchance? I sent them an email and got the standard answer of "we are working on the problem...yada yada". The problem is that they use Javascript to display a graph showing an hourglass that says something like "Waiting for account" or whatever. They wrap their URLs with this annoyance.
Not like I use their site to do anything, but come on, remove the little graphic display!
Don't worry, you can still use Courier New when you print out your program to hand in.
This last thing I try to do quite a lot to paste a new URL into the URL textbox of a web browser..
I run Opera or Firebird. After highlighting a URL, just click your mouse's middle button while hovering over the document part of the browser window. The URL you highlighted will load.
Good luck
I would suggest staying away from buying any Sony television.
My parents are friends of the owner of a Sony-only TV store in NC. They sell and repair them.
The owners of the store would never buy a Sony TV because they say half of them come back in for repair.
How ironic is that?
Q:how do you ensure that there aren't 2,000,000 Britney Spears CD's
A: Scare them off with a high front-end load and fluctating beta ratios. That'll teach em.
...bring the money and excitement of NASCAR...into space
Dude 1: "Look, a meteor shower!"
Dude 2: "No, just some Bojangles in re-entry."
Let the Terminator jokes commence
...my pancakes.
Louisiana has the lowest housing cost in the United States. Maybe that's the reason?
was that African or European?
I disagree... After installing TMDA I have been getting more spam. Actually it is quite funny, since I don't see any of them normally. I just checked all my spams with tmda-pending (I was bored), and I got the Nigerian email a couple weeks ago...
So what does TMDA do? It sends a reply asking to confirm that address. I receive a follow up from the Nigerian people. TMDA sends another reply. I get the Nigerian peeps again (they have a ton of gold just for me). TMDA sends a reply... this happened eight times.
So you can see that this will only increase spam! ;)
The best history book that I've found is:
Does anyone have any others they could list?
You forget that...
"Liberties are not given -- they are taken."
-- Aldous Huxley
With a country that seems to tout freedom...
You should add, "when it is in their best interests".
I have purchased both the Photon II and Photon III keychain LED lights. They are quite bright for being so small, but I would not buy the "III" model again since it has all these annoying light modes, which are a pain when you just want to turn it off and on.
These are the only LED flashlights that I've used.
However, when you want a real flashlight, pony up and buy a SureFire rechargable. You will not be disappointed.
Unless it is just my browser, the correct link has an "_" in it...
/.
http://dear_raed.blogspot.com/
apparently the "_" is taken out by
I agree. It is interesting to note that only third parties generate ANY change in the political arena. Socialists, Communists, Populists, etc. all had more influence on society than Republicans and Democrats -- working conditions (40hr week), freedom of speech (IWW), unionization, etc. I'm sure that some would argue differently, of course.
Another problem is that third parties have a hard time getting on state ballots. Here in North Carolina it is almost impossible for candidates to get on the ballot. For example, there was a Write-In candidate for Senator last election, but he wasn't able to get his name on the ballot. They had a blank for you to write his name on. How hard would it have been to put his name as a choice, rather than printing "Write In _________"? I wrote his name on my hand before voting so I wouldn't misspell it...
Streamlined Sales Tax Project and click on the graph.
or
States Participating
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An accountant I know says that most people don't realize it, but they pay about 60% of their income in taxes. Think about all the other taxes, besides the obvious, that you pay for (this varies by locality, of course):
Anyone think of more?
My #1 would be "Intelligent Posts on slashdot".
> Any other ideas?
All those ideas pale in comparison to having chairs with heat and massage!
After riding one for about 15 minutes, it takes all of 3 seconds to learn to balance on it -- you just have to stand on it. I drove it down and up a hill. There's no problem doing either. It's weird leaning forward while going down hill, but the thing automatically corrects. When you go up hill, it is constantly "righting" itself, so you don't fall on your face.
I think that's what my box will be saying after posting this...
I got to ride one of them last August -- it was pretty wild.
http://sethbuckley.com/gallery/Segway
Where no fans have gone before.