The senate refused to block senators and congressmen from trading based on insider information.
When asked by a Fox news reporter : "Why was Oprah convicted of trading insider information while senators can't be convicted?", the respected GOP Senator from illinois refused to answer the question.
Hi, please STOP calling Apple's iPod Touch as an MP3 player.
Its like calling a Rolls Royce a "car".
Sure, iPod Touch can play MP3, but i use it to watch Two-and-a-half men episodes and Radarmen from the Moon classics.
HEY!
Why do you blame taxpayers for it?
We don't have any say in how our Government spends our money.
e.g., waging wars based on lies.
if i don't support the war, can i avoid paying that portion of it in my tax? NOOOO..
So why blame us for the stupidity of the Government?
That's because of the typical NIH syndrome.
Anything NOT made in America by americans is immediately bad, however good it is.
Remember the old jokes about Soviet union: "The soviets can never pack a nuke into a suitcase, because they haven't perfected the suitcase yet."
It ended when Soviet Union sent up Sputnik,
The Government does NOT provide Rights.
Rights belong to the people.
In a Democratic Republic, the people surrender some of their Rights to the Government in return for the common good and safety.
The degree of surrender determines the power the Govt has over its people.
Which is why the PATRIOT Act raises hackles.
Riiight.
And the insurance money is supposed to pay for ETF to a corporation on a case that it would lose in a court.
I would suggest the widow sues and demands a jury trial to get compensation for mental harassment.
True. Well said.
Its kinda past its prime.
What can i do with Pandora that i cannot with an iPad or Kindle or even an iPod touch.
Naaah.
Its an idea past its prime.
Probably, if they harden it for Military usage, they will get a steady stream of money every year.
Nope. Will NEVER happen. Why? 1) Its Texas. 2) The officials were helping the Govt. commit a crime. You can't convict a Govt. 3) Even if everything goes OK, the state dept will cite official secrets as a reason to get the case thrown out.
Tell me how many officials have been convicted so far in: 1) Public prosecutors firing 2) CIA agent outing. 3) Katrina failures 4) Gitmo tortures
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You should have had a DDA. I too had a DDA, and i never got charged for most things.
Safe Harbor protects large corporates. Only.
The senate refused to block senators and congressmen from trading based on insider information. When asked by a Fox news reporter : "Why was Oprah convicted of trading insider information while senators can't be convicted?", the respected GOP Senator from illinois refused to answer the question.
Hi, please STOP calling Apple's iPod Touch as an MP3 player. Its like calling a Rolls Royce a "car". Sure, iPod Touch can play MP3, but i use it to watch Two-and-a-half men episodes and Radarmen from the Moon classics.
I guess probably USA still loves the Yugo: for its $3990/- tag.
It actually passed the EU standards http://wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/07/15/video-nano-passes-european-crash-test/ which are slightly more stringent than US standards. Oh BTW, the Yugo did pass those pesky US standards, LOL
and this from a country that bought Yugo by the thousands...
HEY! Why do you blame taxpayers for it? We don't have any say in how our Government spends our money. e.g., waging wars based on lies. if i don't support the war, can i avoid paying that portion of it in my tax? NOOOO.. So why blame us for the stupidity of the Government?
Lesson 101 of coding: do NOT depend on hardcoded values. do NOT hardcode values.
No PC can have the "Error: 003 Unauthorized device detected" unfixed for long.
That's because of the typical NIH syndrome. Anything NOT made in America by americans is immediately bad, however good it is. Remember the old jokes about Soviet union: "The soviets can never pack a nuke into a suitcase, because they haven't perfected the suitcase yet." It ended when Soviet Union sent up Sputnik,
What makes you think the so-called free market is trying to protect consumers?
The Government does NOT provide Rights. Rights belong to the people. In a Democratic Republic, the people surrender some of their Rights to the Government in return for the common good and safety. The degree of surrender determines the power the Govt has over its people. Which is why the PATRIOT Act raises hackles.
There's no Tax Revenue in this.
...while Symbian is more like a UN Blue Helmet force that tries to protect and also sometimes rapes...
In US, one of two things can happen: 1) Rodney king style response. 2) A sheriff who smiles and walks away.
Riiight. And the insurance money is supposed to pay for ETF to a corporation on a case that it would lose in a court. I would suggest the widow sues and demands a jury trial to get compensation for mental harassment.
True. Well said. Its kinda past its prime. What can i do with Pandora that i cannot with an iPad or Kindle or even an iPod touch. Naaah. Its an idea past its prime. Probably, if they harden it for Military usage, they will get a steady stream of money every year.
Your toilets also flush automatically? WOW! I thought only Urinals did that.
And pray tell me which ATM has $50 bills Most ATM's i withdraw, especially, the Wells machines have a max $20 bill. Dumb ass machines
After all, it is the sacred duty of every President to invade a country for resources.
So, now we invade ourselves?
...and yet they somehow magically discovered it has intelligent Life.
Good one.
But then the politician morons don't understand much.
I remember Bastiat's satire on candle makers
Petition of Candle Makers
U are asking for sensibility in US courts?
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
Let me first compose myself.
ha ha ha
Nope. Will NEVER happen.
Why?
1) Its Texas.
2) The officials were helping the Govt. commit a crime. You can't convict a Govt.
3) Even if everything goes OK, the state dept will cite official secrets as a reason to get the case thrown out.
Tell me how many officials have been convicted so far in:
1) Public prosecutors firing
2) CIA agent outing.
3) Katrina failures
4) Gitmo tortures