Removing Federal student loans will LOWER the costs of tuition.
maybe, someday, eventually, whenever "the market" fixes itself, if the assumptions its based on (namely that the sweet spot in the price-demand curve for university education is in the vicinity of an optimal level of university-educated citizenry) aren't found to be utter BS.
The Xeon E5620 CPU they specify does hyperthreading (8 cores + 8 virtual cores). Hyperthreading really shines on compilation, so that's probably where the extra CPU time comes from.
For example, a middle class person in the US who would benefit from hip replacement to reduce pain would expect to have the surgery (assuming they are in a condition to have it) in weeks while it's typical to wait for many months in Canada -- few middle class Americans I know would find this acceptable. When talking to someone from Canada not too long ago, I was quite surprised they were fine with the notion of living in unnecessary pain for six extra months.
We're not really "fine with it" and we've been trying to improve the wait times situation for awhile now. It's just that any correction to the main problem (a shortage of the appropriate doctors and surgeons) takes a long damn time to have any effect.
We are making progress here in Saskatchewan (Previously, we were the 2nd worst province for surgical wait times). The plan is to get joint replacement wait times down to 3 months maximum by 2014.
Or it could have been the other way around. In Warcraft lore, the Pandaren predate that movie by at least 5 years. They showed up in warcraft 3.
Also, a bare-fisted melee character was part WoW in the early alpha. It was the priest discipline spec, though that got removed very early, probably for balance reasons. Pre-cata, you could still see remnants of that in some of the discipline talents.
The EPA guideline state that you should not give to an infant more than 0.1 microgram of methylmercury per body weight per day.
Methyl mercury is a completely different chemical from thimerosal. You may as declare that salt is dangerous above 15 ppm as that's the limit for chlorine gas.
furthermore, methyl mercury is bioaccumulative, thimerosal is not.
1. Yes, they can, but other available preservatives reduce the effectiveness of the vaccine. Not using a preservative is fine when you can either refrigerate stuff or use single-dose vials, which is considerably less than practical when you're doing vaccinations in 3rd world countries.
2. Hahaha. We stopped using thimerosal in practically all vaccines (some flu, tetanus, and diphtheria vaccines still use it) years ago, due to the above problems being surmountable in first world countries. Lo and behold, the anti-vaccine nuts haven't gone away and moved the goalposts into the parking lot by claiming unspecified "toxins", immune system stress", and other pap.
Furthermore, thimerosal is not bioavailable to any relevant degree.
Because that's a wonderful way to create scores of new criminals and therefore is considered a very stupid idea by anyone who has enough vision to see past their nose?
Crookes "resigned" (more a case of "you can't fire me, because I quit") from his position in the Green party back in 2006 and he was never a parliamentary candidate for them. He was their head campaign manager from 2000 til his resignation.
You'd also need to live in Canada. CIRA has presence requirements for obtaining a.ca domain. Basically, to get a.ca domain, you either need to be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident, a native, an Indian band, a corporation registered in Canada, hold a Canadian trademark, be the executor/agent/etc. for someone of the above, or be the Queen.
Rectangular LCD touch screens? I think it goes a bit deeper than that.
Nope. Here's the specific patent Apple has on an "ornamental design for an electronic device". The claim is on the drawings as shown. Nothing about internal hardware, software, drivers, or anything else except a flat rounded box with a screen on it that one may hold and use as shown in figure 9.
The strength of jamming that will knock out military GPS receivers at 20 miles is likely to screw with less robust civilian gear significantly further away.
Having major prolonged downtime and thus looking incompetent while the competition is running a big media blitz for their latest product is rarely good for sales.
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Removing Federal student loans will LOWER the costs of tuition.
maybe, someday, eventually, whenever "the market" fixes itself, if the assumptions its based on (namely that the sweet spot in the price-demand curve for university education is in the vicinity of an optimal level of university-educated citizenry) aren't found to be utter BS.
The Xeon E5620 CPU they specify does hyperthreading (8 cores + 8 virtual cores). Hyperthreading really shines on compilation, so that's probably where the extra CPU time comes from.
Because changing carriers would just net you more of the same.
Isn't a collusive free market wonderful?
Even if they knew, why would they care?
They would care if it could allow them to make more money.
For example, a middle class person in the US who would benefit from hip replacement to reduce pain would expect to have the surgery (assuming they are in a condition to have it) in weeks while it's typical to wait for many months in Canada -- few middle class Americans I know would find this acceptable. When talking to someone from Canada not too long ago, I was quite surprised they were fine with the notion of living in unnecessary pain for six extra months.
We're not really "fine with it" and we've been trying to improve the wait times situation for awhile now. It's just that any correction to the main problem (a shortage of the appropriate doctors and surgeons) takes a long damn time to have any effect.
We are making progress here in Saskatchewan (Previously, we were the 2nd worst province for surgical wait times). The plan is to get joint replacement wait times down to 3 months maximum by 2014.
Or it could have been the other way around. In Warcraft lore, the Pandaren predate that movie by at least 5 years. They showed up in warcraft 3.
Also, a bare-fisted melee character was part WoW in the early alpha. It was the priest discipline spec, though that got removed very early, probably for balance reasons. Pre-cata, you could still see remnants of that in some of the discipline talents.
The EPA guideline state that you should not give to an infant more than 0.1 microgram of methylmercury per body weight per day.
Methyl mercury is a completely different chemical from thimerosal. You may as declare that salt is dangerous above 15 ppm as that's the limit for chlorine gas.
furthermore, methyl mercury is bioaccumulative, thimerosal is not.
1. Yes, they can, but other available preservatives reduce the effectiveness of the vaccine. Not using a preservative is fine when you can either refrigerate stuff or use single-dose vials, which is considerably less than practical when you're doing vaccinations in 3rd world countries.
2. Hahaha. We stopped using thimerosal in practically all vaccines (some flu, tetanus, and diphtheria vaccines still use it) years ago, due to the above problems being surmountable in first world countries. Lo and behold, the anti-vaccine nuts haven't gone away and moved the goalposts into the parking lot by claiming unspecified "toxins", immune system stress", and other pap.
Furthermore, thimerosal is not bioavailable to any relevant degree.
Mercury is a neurotoxin that accumulates in the body.
Elemental mercury, yes, thimerosal, no.
Why is it so hard to accept that human actions can have consequences ?
Because God wouldn't allow that to happen.
No, seriously, that is essentially what many of these nuts believe.
http://www.cornwallalliance.org/articles/read/an-evangelical-declaration-on-global-warming/
Because that's a wonderful way to create scores of new criminals and therefore is considered a very stupid idea by anyone who has enough vision to see past their nose?
When I was in school there was no Department of Education.
I'll take it you're in your 70s then.
Or does the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare not count?
Yes, the entity known as the United States Department of Education did not exist until 1979.
Prior to that, it was part of the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.
Sure, require that all private schools accept anyone and everyone who applies and see how your vaunted private efficiency works then.
Now 4.0 is out.
4.0 is out? Where? The first phone running 4.0 (the Galaxy Nexus) doesn't come out til next month.
Why haven't they fired the guy yet again?
Probably because he personally owns about 4% of the company's stock and likely a substantially higher proportion of the voting stock.
Crookes "resigned" (more a case of "you can't fire me, because I quit") from his position in the Green party back in 2006 and he was never a parliamentary candidate for them. He was their head campaign manager from 2000 til his resignation.
You'd also need to live in Canada. CIRA has presence requirements for obtaining a .ca domain. Basically, to get a .ca domain, you either need to be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident, a native, an Indian band, a corporation registered in Canada, hold a Canadian trademark, be the executor/agent/etc. for someone of the above, or be the Queen.
Did you skip the summery? The plaintiff in this case was a former campaign manager for the Green Party of Canada.
Also, copyright reform is a significant part of the Green Party of Canada's platform.
No, slander is defamatory speech.
Defamatory writing is libel.
Rectangular LCD touch screens? I think it goes a bit deeper than that.
Nope. Here's the specific patent Apple has on an "ornamental design for an electronic device". The claim is on the drawings as shown. Nothing about internal hardware, software, drivers, or anything else except a flat rounded box with a screen on it that one may hold and use as shown in figure 9.
The strength of jamming that will knock out military GPS receivers at 20 miles is likely to screw with less robust civilian gear significantly further away.
Having major prolonged downtime and thus looking incompetent while the competition is running a big media blitz for their latest product is rarely good for sales.
Must be some other part of Canada. I have never heard the word "hoser" used non-ironically here in Saskatchewan.
We do use "eh" plenty though.
Typical US Government. They were supposed to order shirts, not coats.