In that case please send me all your personal information...
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Someone has a plan to auction off free over-the-air TV channel bandwidth to cell phone companies in exchange for billions needed to balance the budget. Isn't there some Federal obligation to provide access to those that don't want to pay for cable or is all bandwidth for sale? Grr.
As much as I like sports cars, I would point out that any Lotus is not suitable transportation for most people. Very tight interiors and you can't carry anything. More like a fat motorcycle. People have said that you don't so much as get in a Lotus as put it on. Then there is the famous Lotus reliability and ease of repair...
Not silly, but maybe an old-guy rant. Never worked on film cameras, just solid-state stuff. You could get a decent photo from 110 format, but disk had no redeeming value except, well, nothing. I remember going to a talk where the benefits of the disk system were explained. Lots of theory about how the system covered more of the photographic space. When I finally got one, I realized that every picture was of uniformly mediocre-to-poor quality. At least with a 110 camera you could get pretty good photos part of the time. My "beloved" Kodak no longer exists.
After working at Kodak for 26 years in electronic imaging and hearing nothing but "IMAGE QUALITY", I am now faced with a world where everyone is taking crappy pictures with crappy cell phone cameras. Why did we bother?? As in the stereo world, cost and convenience trump what used to be important.
Estoppel by record—This frequently arises as issue/cause of action estoppel or judicial estoppel where the orders or judgments made in previous legal proceedings prevent the parties from relitigating the same issues or causes of action,
Estoppel by deed (often regarded as technical or formal estoppels)—Where rules of evidence prevent a litigant from denying the truth of what was said or done
Estoppel by silence—Estoppel that prevents a person from asserting something when he had the right and opportunity to do so earlier, and such silence put another person at a disadvantage.
Laches—estoppel in equity by delay. Laches has been considered both a reliance-based estoppel, and a sui generis estoppel.
With apologies to Cardinal Fang.
My cyber-warfare-enabled endangered snails will bring this project to its knees! or something about not doing it on porpoise just for the halibut. Never mind.
My house was built in 1928. The Monsanto vision gets one thing spectacularly wrong. People now regard plastic as cheap and ugly rather than sleek and futuristic. Everyone wants granite counter tops and real wood. Real ceramic dishes instead of space-age Corelle. If I suggest remodeling the bathroom using plastic and fiberglass? Well, just forget it. I've learned how to repair cracks in plaster walls and am working on a claw-foot tub...
Thank you. I don't know what it means either. AAA is also a credit rating and the American Anthropological Association. Somehow I managed to get through Mass Effect 2 without that knowledge.
"If you wait until your body sends out pain or other clear signals, it may too late. You need to stop subluxations before they have a chance to do major damage and before they become difficult to correct.
You -- and your entire family -- need to visit a chiropractor regularly to make sure you can all lead a healthy, subluxation-free life."
I haven't had an adjustment since I had my neck wrenched around as a small child. Not fun and didn't fix anything.
That amount of money is nothing. The Rochester, NY Fast Ferry project lost the city millions. "Ferry service had a brief but unforgettable run in Rochester in 2004 and 2005, first as a private venture then as a city-backed endeavor. Both efforts failed and lost millions in taxpayer dollars. " And this:"In 2008, the Fast Ferry was voted "Best Misuse of Public Funds" in City Newspaper's 'Best Of' Awards." See http://rocwiki.org/Fast_Ferry
From http://arstechnica.com/old/content/2006/02/6222.ars : "So who is this Michael Pascazi? He was once president of a firm called Fiber Optek, which in 1999 won a US$4 million contract to construct a fiber-optic infrastructure along from Hartford, Connecticut to Springfield, Massachusetts. Fiber Optek attempted to purchase the failed Global Crossing company in 2002 before going bankrupt itself, a victim of the dotcom implosion. Pascazi went on to study law. He also claims to be starting a biotechnology company, although details about this are scarce."
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In that case please send me all your personal information...
Someone has a plan to auction off free over-the-air TV channel bandwidth to cell phone companies in exchange for billions needed to balance the budget. Isn't there some Federal obligation to provide access to those that don't want to pay for cable or is all bandwidth for sale? Grr.
As much as I like sports cars, I would point out that any Lotus is not suitable transportation for most people. Very tight interiors and you can't carry anything. More like a fat motorcycle. People have said that you don't so much as get in a Lotus as put it on. Then there is the famous Lotus reliability and ease of repair...
How many times can you use "alarmist" in one article?
Sorry, maybe not everyone. I've been hanging out with the grandchildren too much!
Not silly, but maybe an old-guy rant. Never worked on film cameras, just solid-state stuff. You could get a decent photo from 110 format, but disk had no redeeming value except, well, nothing. I remember going to a talk where the benefits of the disk system were explained. Lots of theory about how the system covered more of the photographic space. When I finally got one, I realized that every picture was of uniformly mediocre-to-poor quality. At least with a 110 camera you could get pretty good photos part of the time. My "beloved" Kodak no longer exists.
After working at Kodak for 26 years in electronic imaging and hearing nothing but "IMAGE QUALITY", I am now faced with a world where everyone is taking crappy pictures with crappy cell phone cameras. Why did we bother?? As in the stereo world, cost and convenience trump what used to be important.
I thought Hobbits where the good guys. He meant to say trolls. Yeah, that's it. A big ugly mountain troll. Hobbits aren't real anyway.
After millions of years, Sex2.0 is still in beta? This is worse than Duke Nukem.
I distinctly remember my father threatening to kill us if we drew pictures on the fogged windows in the car. Nice memories!
Fingerprints!!!! The reason touch screens failed when they were introduced 25 years ago.
George Bush is now the president of Canada.
I assume this server heating system would also function during the summer?
Estoppel by record—This frequently arises as issue/cause of action estoppel or judicial estoppel where the orders or judgments made in previous legal proceedings prevent the parties from relitigating the same issues or causes of action,
Estoppel by deed (often regarded as technical or formal estoppels)—Where rules of evidence prevent a litigant from denying the truth of what was said or done
Estoppel by silence—Estoppel that prevents a person from asserting something when he had the right and opportunity to do so earlier, and such silence put another person at a disadvantage.
Laches—estoppel in equity by delay. Laches has been considered both a reliance-based estoppel, and a sui generis estoppel.
With apologies to Cardinal Fang.
So Apple is really the Pope app.
My cyber-warfare-enabled endangered snails will bring this project to its knees! or something about not doing it on porpoise just for the halibut. Never mind.
You forgot the iCyber aspects of the cyber story.
My house was built in 1928. The Monsanto vision gets one thing spectacularly wrong. People now regard plastic as cheap and ugly rather than sleek and futuristic. Everyone wants granite counter tops and real wood. Real ceramic dishes instead of space-age Corelle. If I suggest remodeling the bathroom using plastic and fiberglass? Well, just forget it. I've learned how to repair cracks in plaster walls and am working on a claw-foot tub...
What online mode? Is this the Cerberus network option?
Thank you. I don't know what it means either. AAA is also a credit rating and the American Anthropological Association. Somehow I managed to get through Mass Effect 2 without that knowledge.
"If you wait until your body sends out pain or other clear signals, it may too late. You need to stop subluxations before they have a chance to do major damage and before they become difficult to correct. You -- and your entire family -- need to visit a chiropractor regularly to make sure you can all lead a healthy, subluxation-free life."
I haven't had an adjustment since I had my neck wrenched around as a small child. Not fun and didn't fix anything.
You are kidding right? Use 8-in floppies that can store 180k per disk.
That amount of money is nothing. The Rochester, NY Fast Ferry project lost the city millions. "Ferry service had a brief but unforgettable run in Rochester in 2004 and 2005, first as a private venture then as a city-backed endeavor. Both efforts failed and lost millions in taxpayer dollars. " And this:"In 2008, the Fast Ferry was voted "Best Misuse of Public Funds" in City Newspaper's 'Best Of' Awards." See http://rocwiki.org/Fast_Ferry
But wait: http://www.allcarselectric.com/news/1063329_aptera-answers-our-questions-shares-no-new-information At least Tesla is still making the roadster, but wait: http://www.treehugger.com/files/2011/06/tesla-stop-production-electric-roadster-focus-model-s-sedan.php At least there's the Corbin Sparrow or the Sinclair C5 or ??? http://jalopnik.com/5809904/whats-historys-most-awesome-failed-electric-car I'm an electrical engineer and this is depressing. Oh yeah, and there are still no batteries good enough!
From http://arstechnica.com/old/content/2006/02/6222.ars : "So who is this Michael Pascazi? He was once president of a firm called Fiber Optek, which in 1999 won a US$4 million contract to construct a fiber-optic infrastructure along from Hartford, Connecticut to Springfield, Massachusetts. Fiber Optek attempted to purchase the failed Global Crossing company in 2002 before going bankrupt itself, a victim of the dotcom implosion. Pascazi went on to study law. He also claims to be starting a biotechnology company, although details about this are scarce."