In my state (Massachusetts), the Tolls on the Pike were said to be "temporary" and that they'd be gone in a few years.
The state makes a few million bucks profit People are getting so outraged about the Tolls going UP, they forget that they shouldn't even be there in the first place.
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The problem is we're used to the regular monster movie. We see the government's point of view, we see them engage the monster directly, and we see them figure out how to kill the thing. In Cloverfield, we see some kids running for their lives, helping their friend save the girl he has always loved, and between the kids and the girl, there's a giant monster being shot at by army dudes.
It's not really a "giant monster movie" as we're used to, and I really think that's the problem most people have with it. I, personally, loved it. I'm a HUGE fan of TJ Miller (Hud, aka the camera guy), and I think it's funny that he's the only character to directly be killed by the monster.
If you want to go back to your desktop, I'm assuming you're near your keyboard. I believe Open-Apple + Q will close front row and return you to the desktop.
How does it not behave like an iPod? Previous/Next are in the same place. Select is, too. The only difference is that there's no wheel to scroll with.
Per COUNTY? What county in the US has over 300 million people? The COUNTRY has that many, but we can break it up into counties and 'voting districts.' Oh wait, we already do.
Why do we even need "code"? My aunt works at the town hall of a small town of about 600 people, when election time comes around they fill out a piece of paper and it goes into a wooden box. When the voting is over, an official counts the ballots by hand. I'm pretty sure we've been voting since before we had computers, but I did go to public schools I could be wrong... why not check out what we did 30-50 years ago and.. well, do that?
We like having our enemy being so insane not even the people who share his opinion (video games = bad) will listen to him. Killing him would only create a void where someone else (maybe even someone competent) would step up.
In Ohio, sure, but what about the other 49? As I understand it, being intoxicated (including knowingly allowing yourself to become intoxicated) means you cannot legally consent in many many areas. Oh, and it only applies to females, males have almost no protection.
The problem is that so many things are considered sex crimes. Public urination is on that list. Met a chick at a bar who consented? If she realizes you're not as hot as she thought you were, legally she never consented. If you're intoxicated you cannot consent.
It is your responsibility as an adult to READ the contracts before you AGREE to them. If he DID read it and didn't bring up his issues with certain parts, it's still his fault.
If he DID bring up the parts he didn't like and he DID try to get the contract changed to something that both he and Apple could agree to, it's STILL his fault for signing a contract he did not like.
So, in the contract he signed to get his computer worked on by Apple, the one what said "WE KEEP YOUR OLD PARTS" he didn't see a reason to question that?
It's your responsibility as a person to make sure you actually agree with all the contracts you sign.
How about when you're in an accident and knocked out? The Air-Bags deploying alert the staff at OnStar who give your location to emergency response folks. It's more than locking your keys in your car. A LOT more.
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So your router contains stuff you don't ever want to lose? Not quite the best idea.
Also, the A in RAID stands for Array. RAID Array is like ATM Machine or PIN Number.
In my state (Massachusetts), the Tolls on the Pike were said to be "temporary" and that they'd be gone in a few years.
The state makes a few million bucks profit
People are getting so outraged about the Tolls going UP, they forget that they shouldn't even be there in the first place.
The problem is we're used to the regular monster movie. We see the government's point of view, we see them engage the monster directly, and we see them figure out how to kill the thing. In Cloverfield, we see some kids running for their lives, helping their friend save the girl he has always loved, and between the kids and the girl, there's a giant monster being shot at by army dudes.
It's not really a "giant monster movie" as we're used to, and I really think that's the problem most people have with it. I, personally, loved it. I'm a HUGE fan of TJ Miller (Hud, aka the camera guy), and I think it's funny that he's the only character to directly be killed by the monster.
Using your thinking, all we should do is work and sleep, since no form of entertainment contributes to society.
Gotta love that multiplayer Solitaire.
It sounds to me like a "Ok, we'll admit your stuff might be true if you stop looking into how wrong OUR stuff is."
Some apples are green, are all apples green? No.
Even the Vatican is starting to back Evolution. Not all Christ-lovers are insanely trying to get ID accepted as science.
If you want to go back to your desktop, I'm assuming you're near your keyboard. I believe Open-Apple + Q will close front row and return you to the desktop. How does it not behave like an iPod? Previous/Next are in the same place. Select is, too. The only difference is that there's no wheel to scroll with.
The Apple Remote is a great example of easy to use, it has play/pause, menu, select, next, back, and volume up and down.
Per COUNTY? What county in the US has over 300 million people? The COUNTRY has that many, but we can break it up into counties and 'voting districts.' Oh wait, we already do.
Except people bought iPhones.
Personally, I only use previously owned generic unlocked phones the size of a work boot. I buy them at thrift stores.
Moron.
It works for more than 600 people, and I'm sure there's no county in the US that has 600 million people in it.
Why do we even need "code"? My aunt works at the town hall of a small town of about 600 people, when election time comes around they fill out a piece of paper and it goes into a wooden box. When the voting is over, an official counts the ballots by hand. I'm pretty sure we've been voting since before we had computers, but I did go to public schools I could be wrong... why not check out what we did 30-50 years ago and.. well, do that?
We like having our enemy being so insane not even the people who share his opinion (video games = bad) will listen to him. Killing him would only create a void where someone else (maybe even someone competent) would step up.
In Ohio, sure, but what about the other 49? As I understand it, being intoxicated (including knowingly allowing yourself to become intoxicated) means you cannot legally consent in many many areas. Oh, and it only applies to females, males have almost no protection.
You forgot to mention how males are less likely to report that they've been sexually assaulted.
The problem is that so many things are considered sex crimes. Public urination is on that list. Met a chick at a bar who consented? If she realizes you're not as hot as she thought you were, legally she never consented. If you're intoxicated you cannot consent.
It's not black and white, and it never will be.
It is your responsibility as an adult to READ the contracts before you AGREE to them. If he DID read it and didn't bring up his issues with certain parts, it's still his fault.
If he DID bring up the parts he didn't like and he DID try to get the contract changed to something that both he and Apple could agree to, it's STILL his fault for signing a contract he did not like.
AAC sounds much better than MP3.
And while you're at it, pick up some of those $900 wooden knobs for your stereo.
We best learn from the mistakes those who came before us have made.
So, in the contract he signed to get his computer worked on by Apple, the one what said "WE KEEP YOUR OLD PARTS" he didn't see a reason to question that?
It's your responsibility as a person to make sure you actually agree with all the contracts you sign.
How about when you're in an accident and knocked out? The Air-Bags deploying alert the staff at OnStar who give your location to emergency response folks. It's more than locking your keys in your car. A LOT more.
Directions. Calling ahead for reservations. Booking hotel rooms. You have a personal assistant for a couple bucks a month.