Nope, it's legal nationwide. The Federal Arbitration Act overrides state laws prohibiting forced arbitration. See the case AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion.
Not a lie technically, but "5% pay 58%" results from cherry picked figures that only count income tax and ignore FICA taxes, which make up almost as much of federal government revenues (income is 42%, FICA is 40%. Corporate taxes are 9%, 3% excise, and another 6% of miscellany.).
The main thing is the engine. The American version gets a detuned lower compression gas engine for no readily discernible reason and diesel isn't even an option, the latter probably due to NOx emissions.
I believe current NZ coins are made by the Royal Canadian Mint. We make a lot of countries coins as they invented some interesting electroplating technique that makes nice looking plated steel coins that are difficult to counterfeit.
Wasted indeed. The Libertarian party in Canada is less popular than the Communist party. Their desire to scrap the Canada Health Act endears them to few.
I'll take it you haven't been paying attention to Canadian politics. Our current government is running a bit of a deficit in the "rationality" department.
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No. A wheel-driven car hasn't held the land speed record since 1965, when Blue Flame (a rocket car) beat Bluebird's record, though the most recent recordholders are jets rather than rockets.
Incidentally, the some of the same guys who made Blue Flame are the ones behind this vehicle.
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Nope, it's legal nationwide. The Federal Arbitration Act overrides state laws prohibiting forced arbitration. See the case AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion.
It already did stand up. See AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion.
with even a half way competent person behind the whee
Let me know if you find one.
Not a lie technically, but "5% pay 58%" results from cherry picked figures that only count income tax and ignore FICA taxes, which make up almost as much of federal government revenues (income is 42%, FICA is 40%. Corporate taxes are 9%, 3% excise, and another 6% of miscellany.).
A clock flashing 12:00 is also right twice a day, assuming it doesn't differentiate AM/PM.
The main thing is the engine. The American version gets a detuned lower compression gas engine for no readily discernible reason and diesel isn't even an option, the latter probably due to NOx emissions.
5 o'clock somewhere.
For example, as I write this, it's just after 5pm in London.
That's 3,695 NZD.
It's "only" $3,021 USD.
I believe current NZ coins are made by the Royal Canadian Mint. We make a lot of countries coins as they invented some interesting electroplating technique that makes nice looking plated steel coins that are difficult to counterfeit.
According to what I can find, as of 2011, he was running Linux Mint with XFCE.
Wasted indeed. The Libertarian party in Canada is less popular than the Communist party. Their desire to scrap the Canada Health Act endears them to few.
That's been happening for years. Maybe this'll keep the bubble going for awhile longer.
Sure, unless you're donating to someone named "Dean Del Mastro", in which case you get reimbursed for your "donations".
However that keyboard doesn't have Swype/SlideIt type input does it?
I don't believe so and I don't see any such option in the settings from a quick glance.
Might try a keyboard with arrow keys. Hacker's keyboard is a nice one.
Though the keys get kinda small if you use the full 5-row layout in portrait mode, at least on my Incredible S.
They did awhile ago. It's legally just "HTC Corporation", where the HTC doesn't stand for anything, same as BP.
And how the heck did he get an MD?
Presumably because he went to the university of Georgia.
This nut isn't a lawyer. He's a doctor. A medical doctor.
How he managed to obtain an MD whilst holding these kinds of insane ideas is beyond me.
There isn't anyone running against him.
I'll take it you haven't been paying attention to Canadian politics. Our current government is running a bit of a deficit in the "rationality" department.
Premium messaging services. Like those "text "joke" to 55555 for a joke of the day" ads on TV or donate-via-text things. The carrier pays them, and tacks that charge onto your bill.
Yeah, I got my dates crossed. Blue Flame set the record in 1970.
The Federation Internationale de l'Automobile disagrees with you.
Under your definition, no car has held the land speed record since 1965.
These guys have built the last 3 recordholding cars and drove them too. I am confidant they know what they're doing.
No. A wheel-driven car hasn't held the land speed record since 1965, when Blue Flame (a rocket car) beat Bluebird's record, though the most recent recordholders are jets rather than rockets.
Incidentally, the some of the same guys who made Blue Flame are the ones behind this vehicle.