Perhaps the number of fatalities, that statistic kinda makes sense because your body will suffer more damage from a greater stopping acceleration. But I'd like to see a statistic that says there are necessarily more collisions from cars moving at a higher rate of speed. I would surmise that the majority of wrecks happen on city streets where the speed is quite low in comparison to highway driving.
I agree completely and have nothing against prostitution, it's just that this will clog up the casual encounters section for people that aren't looking to pay money for sex. That's why it made much more sense to have a separate section for it.
If there was a serious situation with a posting in adult services, presumably law enforcement could compel craigslist to turn over the IP address of the person that posted the ad, which could lead to their location.
They will get no such help at all with whatever foreign websites come into existence to fill the void here.
I went to college to be taught by a professor, not a fucking teaching assistant.
That's all well and good, but I found that in many of my harder classes (like higher maths), the professors focused a lot on theory and other things that sometimes weren't directly related to solving the problems posed on the tests/exams.
The TAs were much more focused on helping you to pass the class, so they often presented the material in a much more practical way that made more sense and actually helped you learn the mechanics of what you were expected to know.
Senator McCain has indicated that he will do anything he can to block and obstruct the Defense Authorization bill with other republicans since it also contains the repeal of DADT and they just can't stand to see gay people being treated equally.
This mission was proposed as part of President Obama's effort to redirect NASA. However this is completely subject to Congress agreeing with him on that.
Currently their are two different proposals in the Senate for what the new policy will ultimately be. The one in the Senate agrees with his proposal only in part, while the one in the House agrees with it very little. Therefore anything long term regarding NASA is totally up in the air at this point.
That's a very good point.
You can have a slew of buy orders with a ridiculously low price that 99% of the sellers would balk at, but all it takes is one or two of them to get panicked enough to want to dump it at any cost and the price comes tumbling down.
The point is that even when we do vote for a 3rd party candidate, it has essentially zero effect
In some cases it may even have the opposite effect intended.
If everyone who voted for Nader in 2000 in Florida had voted for Gore (someone who as a Nader voter, they surely agreed with more than Bush), Gore would have won the election.
All the minors need to do to see that is to look at that state's example of systematically denying them access to information about how they are being oppressed.
Banner ads on websites only generate revenue if you click through to them.
Depends on the type of ad. Some only pay for clicks. Some pay for impressions, meaning as long as you load the page with the ad the person will make money.
how come you don't get it more often where the right hand ties up the left hand from doing anything?
That actually happens quite frequently, typically whenever the president's party is different from the party that controls Congress. RIght now Democrats are in charge of both, so it's less likely to happen.
Well it certainly wasn't perfect, but for the first flight of a new launch vehicle I think it did about as well as could be expected. I'm sure those minor issues can be addressed before any approaches to the station are considered.
It sure did better than the Falcon 1's first flight.
Only available on a per website basis, and besides the security crowd are so pedantic they've convinced Firefox and who knows how many else that self signed certs are worse than unencrypted traffic.
Well to be fair, in some cases they could be. Most users know enough not to enter sensitive info over an unencrypted connection. But if they are presented with an encrypted page that claims to be an entity that they trust, they may enter such information. A CA issued certificate proves to some extent that the entity is who they say they are and that the user was not directed to some malicious clone site via DNS poisoning or something.
The gov tracking their usage over unencrypted traffic may not be as severe as their identity or assets getting stolen by a site that they trusted with a self signed cert.
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Perhaps the number of fatalities, that statistic kinda makes sense because your body will suffer more damage from a greater stopping acceleration. But I'd like to see a statistic that says there are necessarily more collisions from cars moving at a higher rate of speed. I would surmise that the majority of wrecks happen on city streets where the speed is quite low in comparison to highway driving.
I agree completely and have nothing against prostitution, it's just that this will clog up the casual encounters section for people that aren't looking to pay money for sex. That's why it made much more sense to have a separate section for it.
Seriously. At least go with the devil you know.
If there was a serious situation with a posting in adult services, presumably law enforcement could compel craigslist to turn over the IP address of the person that posted the ad, which could lead to their location.
They will get no such help at all with whatever foreign websites come into existence to fill the void here.
You could post in M4M, you'll get plenty of offers.
now all the prostitutes will post in casual encounters
Pulse is national payment network that processes most debit card transactions in the US.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulse_(interbank_network)
I went to college to be taught by a professor, not a fucking teaching assistant.
That's all well and good, but I found that in many of my harder classes (like higher maths), the professors focused a lot on theory and other things that sometimes weren't directly related to solving the problems posed on the tests/exams.
The TAs were much more focused on helping you to pass the class, so they often presented the material in a much more practical way that made more sense and actually helped you learn the mechanics of what you were expected to know.
...should be added to the list of cybercrimes.
Your post makes absolutely no sense. As is typical with right wing bigots.
Senator McCain has indicated that he will do anything he can to block and obstruct the Defense Authorization bill with other republicans since it also contains the repeal of DADT and they just can't stand to see gay people being treated equally.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuWrMaLFdao
This mission was proposed as part of President Obama's effort to redirect NASA. However this is completely subject to Congress agreeing with him on that.
Currently their are two different proposals in the Senate for what the new policy will ultimately be. The one in the Senate agrees with his proposal only in part, while the one in the House agrees with it very little. Therefore anything long term regarding NASA is totally up in the air at this point.
used to be the place to go for domains.
Now they are completely redundant.
It would be the most powerful liquid engine.
The shuttle SRB solids have more thrust.
But yes, it would be expensive.
If I haven't had sex for a while I sometimes feel frusterated, while right after some amazing sex I feel relaxed and refreshed.
That's a very good point. You can have a slew of buy orders with a ridiculously low price that 99% of the sellers would balk at, but all it takes is one or two of them to get panicked enough to want to dump it at any cost and the price comes tumbling down.
The point is that even when we do vote for a 3rd party candidate, it has essentially zero effect
In some cases it may even have the opposite effect intended.
If everyone who voted for Nader in 2000 in Florida had voted for Gore (someone who as a Nader voter, they surely agreed with more than Bush), Gore would have won the election.
Well he can still call the shots as long as he does his job as CEO well.
In Soviet Korea, old people launch you!
All the minors need to do to see that is to look at that state's example of systematically denying them access to information about how they are being oppressed.
What's next? Search engine companies making cell ph.... Oh, wait nevermind.
I'm not sure how that follows. Software is a good part of what makes a good cell phone, and Google certainly has a lot of talented software engineers.
It's legal for any citizen to own an AK47 in Iraq. Their gun laws are much more open.
Banner ads on websites only generate revenue if you click through to them.
Depends on the type of ad. Some only pay for clicks. Some pay for impressions, meaning as long as you load the page with the ad the person will make money.
how come you don't get it more often where the right hand ties up the left hand from doing anything?
That actually happens quite frequently, typically whenever the president's party is different from the party that controls Congress. RIght now Democrats are in charge of both, so it's less likely to happen.
Well it certainly wasn't perfect, but for the first flight of a new launch vehicle I think it did about as well as could be expected. I'm sure those minor issues can be addressed before any approaches to the station are considered.
It sure did better than the Falcon 1's first flight.
Only available on a per website basis, and besides the security crowd are so pedantic they've convinced Firefox and who knows how many else that self signed certs are worse than unencrypted traffic.
Well to be fair, in some cases they could be. Most users know enough not to enter sensitive info over an unencrypted connection. But if they are presented with an encrypted page that claims to be an entity that they trust, they may enter such information. A CA issued certificate proves to some extent that the entity is who they say they are and that the user was not directed to some malicious clone site via DNS poisoning or something.
The gov tracking their usage over unencrypted traffic may not be as severe as their identity or assets getting stolen by a site that they trusted with a self signed cert.