The list below is all models affected by this, which includes the international GS2 variant, as well as the Note 1 and 2, Galaxy Tab Plus, and Note 10.1.
It does not affect the Snapdragon-based I747 (AT&T, Rogers, Bell and other major Canadian carriers) nor the T999 (T-mobile, as well as Canadian AWS carriers like Wind, Mobilicity, and Videotron)
Except that it comes from a big tank in the ground where it stays pretty much a constant temp all year round regardless of weather, so as it goes through the pump, its always the same.
Depends on exactly how much of a temperature swing you're talking about. Every gas pump in existence in Canada compensates the volume for temperature. No one would bother if there wasn't a significant change in the volume due to temperature.
Note : Last year puts this before the Conservatives "Modernization" of the copyright law came into effect. The legal landscape for these matters is entirely different now.
Ontario found almost the opposite. After they starting offering flu vaccinations universally, they got a substantial reduction in flu-related mortality, hospitalizations, ER visits, and doctor visits.
Debit card (Interac, not Visa/Mastercard based) is insert card (chip), wait, select account, pin number, wait for processing, remove card.
If your cashier is slower at small amounts of change than that, they've either got severe arthritis or they need some serious remedial math classes.
Furthermore, I'll take a coin over having to shuffle through bunches of shinplasters in my wallet to find a bill of actual worth, especially with the green monochrome your currency designers seem obsessed with.
Today, doctors don't seem the least bit concerned about having an infant's developing body try to fight off multiple diseases at once
Because they already are, every hour of every day. Do you have any idea at all how many viruses and bacteria you're exposed to on a given day?
They also recommended that my wife get a vaccine while pregnant
That depends on the vaccine. Seasonal flu vaccination is recommended during pregnancy, but tetanus vaccinations are to be avoided unless absolutely necessary.
My father on the other hand was talked into a flu vaccine while he already had a bad cold (that's why he went to the doctor!) and got pneumonia and almost died. Because old people's brains are apparently unable to see danger (see Slashdot), he continues to swear by his flu vaccine despite the fact that he comes down with the flu about a week later and has for about 5 straight years now (but doctors will tell you that science says this doesn't happen)
Lemme guess, he's getting the nasal mist flu vaccine.
The word "corporation" has replaced "jew" as an acceptable target of pogroms in the modern age.
Hath not a corporation eyes? Hath not a corporation hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions; fed with the same food, hurt with the same weapons, subject to the same diseases, heal'd by the same means, warm'd and cool'd by the same winter and summer? If you prick them, do they not bleed? If you tickle them, do they not laugh? If you poison them, do they not die?
The only "STD" an infant would be vaccinated against is Hepatitis B, and that's given because Hep B is also transmissible via breastfeeding, and the assays are unreliable at detecting recent infections.
The other early vaccines (Rotavirus, DTaP, hib, pneumococcal, and polio are given at 2 months) are against diseases that are a significant source of infant and early childhood mortality, and thus it is a really good idea to immunize against them as soon as possible.
Canadian taxes are cleanly divided by province, as opposed to the crazy quilt of state, county, and city level taxes, each with their own exemptions that the USA has.
It's not even close to 50. There are approximately 11,000 sales tax jurisdictions in the USA. Kansas, for example, has about 700 jurisdictions who can charge taxes, meaning you need a colossal database to figure out whether a given address is in foo county or bar county and the rates and exemptions for each.
Furthermore, brick and mortar store doesn't have to care about where the customer lives, just where their store physically located, which considerably simplifies matters.
Slashdot Mirror
Presumably because the LDP has a majority in the House of Representatives, but not in the House of Councillors, who weren't involved in this election.
Yes, the I9305 is affected.
The list below is all models affected by this, which includes the international GS2 variant, as well as the Note 1 and 2, Galaxy Tab Plus, and Note 10.1.
GT-I9100
GT-I9300
GT-I9305
GT-N7000
GT-N7100
GT-N7105
SGH-I317
SCH-I605
GT-P6210
GT-N8000
GT-N8010
GT-N8013
GT-N8020
It does not affect the Snapdragon-based I747 (AT&T, Rogers, Bell and other major Canadian carriers) nor the T999 (T-mobile, as well as Canadian AWS carriers like Wind, Mobilicity, and Videotron)
And measure the density to ensure they're not adulterating the gas to get to that octane rating.
Except that it comes from a big tank in the ground where it stays pretty much a constant temp all year round regardless of weather, so as it goes through the pump, its always the same.
Depends on exactly how much of a temperature swing you're talking about. Every gas pump in existence in Canada compensates the volume for temperature. No one would bother if there wasn't a significant change in the volume due to temperature.
I think she is going on about the "rights of the disabled" treaty in the post you're replying to, not the ITU treaty.
Note : Last year puts this before the Conservatives "Modernization" of the copyright law came into effect. The legal landscape for these matters is entirely different now.
Straight from Google on the play store, whenever they get more stock in.
Ontario found almost the opposite. After they starting offering flu vaccinations universally, they got a substantial reduction in flu-related mortality, hospitalizations, ER visits, and doctor visits.
http://www.plosmedicine.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pmed.0050211
That kind of bullshit will get your restaurant license pulled around here.
it makes some people hate and attack others in a way that's completely out of character
In other words, the typical results of nicotine withdrawal.
Debit card (Interac, not Visa/Mastercard based) is insert card (chip), wait, select account, pin number, wait for processing, remove card.
If your cashier is slower at small amounts of change than that, they've either got severe arthritis or they need some serious remedial math classes.
Furthermore, I'll take a coin over having to shuffle through bunches of shinplasters in my wallet to find a bill of actual worth, especially with the green monochrome your currency designers seem obsessed with.
Sure, but it would be very difficult to successfully prosecute given the vast level of competition for that title.
Lobster doesn't freeze well.
Today, doctors don't seem the least bit concerned about having an infant's developing body try to fight off multiple diseases at once
Because they already are, every hour of every day. Do you have any idea at all how many viruses and bacteria you're exposed to on a given day?
They also recommended that my wife get a vaccine while pregnant
That depends on the vaccine. Seasonal flu vaccination is recommended during pregnancy, but tetanus vaccinations are to be avoided unless absolutely necessary.
My father on the other hand was talked into a flu vaccine while he already had a bad cold (that's why he went to the doctor!) and got pneumonia and almost died. Because old people's brains are apparently unable to see danger (see Slashdot), he continues to swear by his flu vaccine despite the fact that he comes down with the flu about a week later and has for about 5 straight years now (but doctors will tell you that science says this doesn't happen)
Lemme guess, he's getting the nasal mist flu vaccine.
Burton is already being replaced. He announced his retirement almost a year ago and is gone in January.
Panzers? No no no. We're sending in the M67s.
Kucinich is gone come January. His district disappeared in the redistricting and he didn't win in the primary against Kaptur.
The "too old" bit is temporary. The trials of the HPV vaccine(s) in older adults are still in progress.
The word "corporation" has replaced "jew" as an acceptable target of pogroms in the modern age.
Hath not a corporation eyes? Hath not a corporation hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions; fed with the same food, hurt with the same weapons, subject to the same diseases, heal'd by the same means, warm'd and cool'd by the same winter and summer? If you prick them, do they not bleed?
If you tickle them, do they not laugh? If you poison them, do they not die?
Somehow it just doesn't seem to work.
The only "STD" an infant would be vaccinated against is Hepatitis B, and that's given because Hep B is also transmissible via breastfeeding, and the assays are unreliable at detecting recent infections.
The other early vaccines (Rotavirus, DTaP, hib, pneumococcal, and polio are given at 2 months) are against diseases that are a significant source of infant and early childhood mortality, and thus it is a really good idea to immunize against them as soon as possible.
I'll take snow and cold over hurricanes.
Daily lunch paid with cash. Much quicker than credit cards or interac. Multiply $2-3 of change per work day by a few months and it adds up.
Also, I'm Canadian, so our change is a good deal more valuable. The vast majority of that $300-400 of change is in loonies and toonies.
Canadian taxes are cleanly divided by province, as opposed to the crazy quilt of state, county, and city level taxes, each with their own exemptions that the USA has.
It's not even close to 50. There are approximately 11,000 sales tax jurisdictions in the USA. Kansas, for example, has about 700 jurisdictions who can charge taxes, meaning you need a colossal database to figure out whether a given address is in foo county or bar county and the rates and exemptions for each.
Furthermore, brick and mortar store doesn't have to care about where the customer lives, just where their store physically located, which considerably simplifies matters.
It's not 6% of his income, it's 6% of an amount based on his income, which is between $4-70 or 0.08% of gross income if you make more than 100k/year.
Details can be found on the actual tax form on page 3.
If you bought more stuff from out of state that cost less than $1000 each purchase than the number in the table says, yes, it actually is cheaper.
Never seen a machine that gives out gift cards around here.