Haha. Seriously though, while we can demand equality in most everything. Females and males are physically different when it comes to strength and abilities. I have a good friend that plays D1 women's college basketball and while she could beat the pants of me (football guy myself), she wouldn't stand a chance with a D2 men's team.
I don't know where to draw the line really and I guess it should be up to the players. I've always thought that women should be required to sign up for selective services and should be able fight in combat positions.
I've tried reading ebooks on my desktop, my netbook and my iphone. I haven't been able to do it yet. Backlit screens just suck ass for reading for any length of time.
Then they should get their own bill. Spending for the arts shouldn't be tacked on a defense bill just like a new weapon shouldn't be tacked on to a arts bill.
Most of the time when I got to radio shack for a component, I need it now. Not in two days.
For instance, movie night with my buds a few weeks ago. DVD player popped a cap (blah, that sounded ghetto. magic smoke instead). A trip the Radio Crack and 20 mins later, we were back in business.
Although I couldn't give less of a crap about this particular application (it's pretty worthless overall, in my opinion). They do need to open up the API a bit or they are going to be passed by.
Frankly, I think they will. Steve Jobs isn't one to be outdone by competition.
How do you have "privacy of thought" when it was published. These OOP and OOC books were published at some point, so isn't your "thought" more or less public domain at that point? You thought isn't "private" just because the copyright expired.
I don't know about aluminum foundries but the one close to here (Alcoa, southern indiana) has their own coal power plant. They don't buy electricity from a power company.
Serious question as I have tried everything else. I have a desktop, a netbook and a iphone. Each are worthless when reading books. I simply cannot stand having a back-lit screen.
Did you really have professors that required the newest books? Maybe my department (chemistry major) was a little different, but they didn't care. The semester usually started off with "here is the current book. If you don't have this one don't worry about it, just make copies of what you need." The same went for my math classes.
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Lol, you're right as it's diatomic. I'm a chemist, should have caught that!
Fail.
Adding to the above post, hydrogen is much harder to keep contained over He. After all, it's just a proton.
Or corporate europe or corporate asia. Corporate America is not any better or worse than the others.
Haha. Seriously though, while we can demand equality in most everything. Females and males are physically different when it comes to strength and abilities. I have a good friend that plays D1 women's college basketball and while she could beat the pants of me (football guy myself), she wouldn't stand a chance with a D2 men's team.
I don't know where to draw the line really and I guess it should be up to the players. I've always thought that women should be required to sign up for selective services and should be able fight in combat positions.
Fuck you nigsausage.
I have an oxy-acetylene torch in my home workshop. I've used it to turn platters into molten slag.
it's cheap too!
"Elites" are the modern bogeyman.
I can't watch live NFL and Hockey via the net, nor can I watch a lot of re-runs of the older shows I like.
Sports are the most important, as I'm a sports nut.
I've tried reading ebooks on my desktop, my netbook and my iphone. I haven't been able to do it yet. Backlit screens just suck ass for reading for any length of time.
I tried stanza.
Re: "how is this different from building a computer for financial gain?"
It's not illegal to build computers for financial gain or otherwise.
It doesn't. No earmark should get a free pass.
Here you go.
http://club.cdfreaks.com/f114/all-those-owners-dvp642-flashing-standby-light-176005/
Then they should get their own bill. Spending for the arts shouldn't be tacked on a defense bill just like a new weapon shouldn't be tacked on to a arts bill.
Most of the time when I got to radio shack for a component, I need it now. Not in two days.
For instance, movie night with my buds a few weeks ago. DVD player popped a cap (blah, that sounded ghetto. magic smoke instead). A trip the Radio Crack and 20 mins later, we were back in business.
I did the exact same thing and was able to give my orange box copy of portal (along with HL2) to my brother as a gift. Maybe you contact them.
Happy iPhone user here.
Although I couldn't give less of a crap about this particular application (it's pretty worthless overall, in my opinion). They do need to open up the API a bit or they are going to be passed by.
Frankly, I think they will. Steve Jobs isn't one to be outdone by competition.
I'll stick with my iphone, thanks.
How do you have "privacy of thought" when it was published. These OOP and OOC books were published at some point, so isn't your "thought" more or less public domain at that point? You thought isn't "private" just because the copyright expired.
Not following the EEF on this one.
Only in California.
I don't know about aluminum foundries but the one close to here (Alcoa, southern indiana) has their own coal power plant. They don't buy electricity from a power company.
You don't have to reinstall every year. My main rig has been running the same, non-reinstalled copy of XP for over 3 years. It's fast and stable.
As far as upgrading though? That's dumb.
AT&T uses HSDPA.
http://www.wireless.att.com/learn/why/technology/3g-umts.jsp
The ipod touch is meant to be more of a pda than an ipod, even if it's called that. What you want is the classic, which they still make.
http://www.apple.com/ipodclassic/
Serious question as I have tried everything else. I have a desktop, a netbook and a iphone. Each are worthless when reading books. I simply cannot stand having a back-lit screen.
I can't see myself spending $200+.
Did you really have professors that required the newest books? Maybe my department (chemistry major) was a little different, but they didn't care. The semester usually started off with "here is the current book. If you don't have this one don't worry about it, just make copies of what you need." The same went for my math classes.