Dude, reading it from a book of myths, legends, and popular fairy tales doesn't count as observation, regardless of how many magic mushrooms one takes.
Sorry, but I live the lifestyle, and even I think intoxicated driving is fucking stupid. It's not for the children, it's common sense. Even at ones most selfish, it's still retarded - if you get pigged, or worse, end up killing somebody, then that's going to put the kaibosh on living that lifestyle. Self preservation, people, self preservation - does a cab home really cost that much?
In the US, water suppliers answer to federal, state and county environmental agencies.
The particular subthread is about the UK, not the US.
Here, the privatised water companies do intentionally allow their product to leak away. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thames_Water#Criticis m for details - the same applies to many other regional water suppliers. The fines for allowing water to leak away are minimal, they're practically regional monopolies, they can freely shaft the customer, and so it's more profitable for them to allow the water to leak away than to fix the 100+ year old pipes that have been leaking for decades.
The spammers have nothing to do with the company they're advertising. It works like this:
1) Spammers buy penny stock cheap 2) Spammers spam "tip" 3) Gullible spamees buy stock, causing price to rise 4) Spammers sell stock at a profit 5) Everyone else, often including the company, is screwed
Afterwards, you can claim fact that the course you gave was, in facty, stunning, but that due to licensing constraints, the students weren't allowed to take a copy of the information away with them.
It's because it knows it can't weather the storm of lawsuits about to be launched at it.
At least if they quit while they're ahead, they'll be able to refund customers orders. If the lawsuits went ahead, the customers wouldn't see a penny - it'd all go to Sony.
Why do you think the hippies don't like globalisation? It's not because it's inherently evil, but because it's been twisted so that it only benefits the exceedingly rich. This is a prime example.
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Er, did you even *read* the summary?
Things like this make me consider dropping out of the sciences.
Science isn't the problem - allowing non-technical coked-up greedy managers control of scientists is.
"3. Relink to a copy of the story on your own advertising supported blog"?
Snowball fight!
Dude, reading it from a book of myths, legends, and popular fairy tales doesn't count as observation, regardless of how many magic mushrooms one takes.
Sorry, but I live the lifestyle, and even I think intoxicated driving is fucking stupid. It's not for the children, it's common sense. Even at ones most selfish, it's still retarded - if you get pigged, or worse, end up killing somebody, then that's going to put the kaibosh on living that lifestyle. Self preservation, people, self preservation - does a cab home really cost that much?
I second Bubble Bobble - truly awesome 2 player.
Um, isn't that what Wake-On-LAN is for?
"Sugar", eh?
Wow, you Septics really don't understand the European mind set, do you?
Even your bestest friends the British don't actually like you, and the Europeans proper despise you even more.
Which also nicely explains away this complaint:
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http://science.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=20561
Being as mtDNA only comes from the mother.
In the US, water suppliers answer to federal, state and county environmental agencies.
s m for details - the same applies to many other regional water suppliers. The fines for allowing water to leak away are minimal, they're practically regional monopolies, they can freely shaft the customer, and so it's more profitable for them to allow the water to leak away than to fix the 100+ year old pipes that have been leaking for decades.
The particular subthread is about the UK, not the US.
Here, the privatised water companies do intentionally allow their product to leak away. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thames_Water#Critici
Or you could just heavily fine the water companies 'til they fix their pipes, rather than letting such huge amounts of water leak away.
If you've already got HIV, what have you got to lose?
Who needs opposable thumbs when you have prehensile genitalia?
The spammers have nothing to do with the company they're advertising. It works like this:
1) Spammers buy penny stock cheap
2) Spammers spam "tip"
3) Gullible spamees buy stock, causing price to rise
4) Spammers sell stock at a profit
5) Everyone else, often including the company, is screwed
Far out reading disc E:
(T)urn on, T(u)ne in, (D)rop out?
I believe they're more compressed - perhaps analysing the distortion characteristics of the sound could be helpful?
Surely they're linked through the DRM system anyway?
They'd just assume they'd fallen asleep, and couldn't remember the lecture.
After all, it's not unlike students to sleep through lectures.
Just dose the class up with Rohypnol.
Afterwards, you can claim fact that the course you gave was, in facty, stunning, but that due to licensing constraints, the students weren't allowed to take a copy of the information away with them.
Condoms?
Because AIDS can be spread by methods other than sex, believe it or not.
You don't even need to be homosexual to get it.
Perhaps because, when they did it, the cost of doing FP arithmetic was phenomenal? Because at the time, the idea was madness, not obvious?
It's because it knows it can't weather the storm of lawsuits about to be launched at it.
At least if they quit while they're ahead, they'll be able to refund customers orders. If the lawsuits went ahead, the customers wouldn't see a penny - it'd all go to Sony.
Why do you think the hippies don't like globalisation? It's not because it's inherently evil, but because it's been twisted so that it only benefits the exceedingly rich. This is a prime example.