Um, Clinton had a dot-com and post-soviet bubble. Not to mention the beginnings of the housing bubble. Not to mention his policies were much more moderate than Obama's and the military at the time had a lot more that could be cut without utterly destroying it. Not to mention that his insistence for SigInt over HumInt(because SigInt is cheaper and looks flashier in sound bites) was probably what allowed both the 9/11 attackers to get through and the crap intel from Iraq.
As for Romney, a republican in Mass. with both houses controlled by Dems, who is by far the Republican equivalent of the most right Blue Dog democrats, is a really fucking stupid appeal to authority.
As for the supposed war debt being off the books, how big of an idiot are you? While the wars were never in the projected totals for defense at the start of the year, at the end of each year their cost was certainly accounted for. The biggest expense signed over to Obama was the first stimulus and bank bailouts.
The really rich people, the dynasties? They have all their money/land/stock tied up in trusts that they can access, but they don't technically control. Which means that things like inheritance taxes don't even touch them. That little system started after inheritance taxes became popular. Prior to that, your average rags to riches to rags turnaround was 3 generations.
Yes, at least if we remove all outside influence from the area and left all the countries to their own devices. The Israelis would slaughter the competition.
The consumer in this case being the government and not the prisoners. See the company knew it could get away with things against the government, since governments spend OPM, and the pressure to make sure they're not giving it to complete fuckwads is much more minor.
Except for the human factor, events in casinos are discrete and unconnected(any connection caused by wear on the machinery is minimal at best and when it strays beyond minimal is reset by replacement). THAT is why chaos theory doesn't work.
The EPA is protected from politicians. The bureaucrats and their pet scientists are the ones in control. The IPCC is nothing but a bunch of highly politicized scientists. Remind me why the scientists aren't fair game again?
As the two ACs noted, Gally was in fact a very political motherfucker. Truth be told, guy was an asshole. He assumed he was right even in areas he was utterly wrong(comets) and pretty much managed to alienate all the other major astronomers of his time, which is why when he was put on trial none of them really tried to defend him.
Newsflash, unless we nuke the three most populated areas of the planet and force the rest of the planet back to the stone age, it's already too late if the only plan is to reduce CO2. Assuming arguendo that CO2 driven warming is correct, the only way to actually fix the problem at this point without going super-luddite is to massively sequester carbon.
Their defensive position is severely restricted by US interference in their constitution. Whatever the official name may be they're functionally a US protectorate when it comes to their military stance.
Um, no. Copyright infringement and plagiarism are two different things. While they generally intersect unless you're using century old sources, they are very different. Copyright infringement means you're copying a thing that the holder of the copyright doesn't want you to. Plagarism is taking someone's work and passing it off as your own.
Possible, but this service is primarily aimed at high school level and above. So 14's the minimum age. Which drops us to 35, ignoring gestation. So 17 and a half. Or older and younger as the case may be.
Of course, there's the fact that CFL efficiency is directly related to the cleanliness of the power grid it's drawing from and when put on the standard dirty grid CFL life isn't any longer than incandescent, and many times shorter.
Inflation depends on perceived value of the money supply. Japan's debt is held almost entirely by it's citizens, and the Japanese work ethic is perceived as legendary, both of which have a strong mitigating effect upon how everyone else treats their currency.
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For definitions of closely. That looks a lot more like a painting of a headcrab zombie on a grassy field in front of a lake of blood than a parrot.
Kill animals? No. Ritually and continuously kill a very great fuckload of animals while escalating in size, yes.
Apparently they want to attract/guide young serial killers.
Um, Clinton had a dot-com and post-soviet bubble. Not to mention the beginnings of the housing bubble. Not to mention his policies were much more moderate than Obama's and the military at the time had a lot more that could be cut without utterly destroying it. Not to mention that his insistence for SigInt over HumInt(because SigInt is cheaper and looks flashier in sound bites) was probably what allowed both the 9/11 attackers to get through and the crap intel from Iraq.
As for Romney, a republican in Mass. with both houses controlled by Dems, who is by far the Republican equivalent of the most right Blue Dog democrats, is a really fucking stupid appeal to authority.
As for the supposed war debt being off the books, how big of an idiot are you? While the wars were never in the projected totals for defense at the start of the year, at the end of each year their cost was certainly accounted for. The biggest expense signed over to Obama was the first stimulus and bank bailouts.
In which case they look for other ways to maximize profit, like moving offshore.
The really rich people, the dynasties? They have all their money/land/stock tied up in trusts that they can access, but they don't technically control. Which means that things like inheritance taxes don't even touch them. That little system started after inheritance taxes became popular. Prior to that, your average rags to riches to rags turnaround was 3 generations.
What's the probability that the bread will end up poisoning the consumer?
Yes, at least if we remove all outside influence from the area and left all the countries to their own devices. The Israelis would slaughter the competition.
Hillary Clinton took a position in the Italian government?
The consumer in this case being the government and not the prisoners. See the company knew it could get away with things against the government, since governments spend OPM, and the pressure to make sure they're not giving it to complete fuckwads is much more minor.
Both the air india and lockerbie flight were destroyed through the use of checked baggage.
Changing bureaucracy without nuking the agency in question and starting over is extremely difficult.
The italian justice system?
Unless you're the one publishing it and file within a year.
Except for the human factor, events in casinos are discrete and unconnected(any connection caused by wear on the machinery is minimal at best and when it strays beyond minimal is reset by replacement). THAT is why chaos theory doesn't work.
The EPA is protected from politicians. The bureaucrats and their pet scientists are the ones in control. The IPCC is nothing but a bunch of highly politicized scientists. Remind me why the scientists aren't fair game again?
As the two ACs noted, Gally was in fact a very political motherfucker. Truth be told, guy was an asshole. He assumed he was right even in areas he was utterly wrong(comets) and pretty much managed to alienate all the other major astronomers of his time, which is why when he was put on trial none of them really tried to defend him.
Newsflash, unless we nuke the three most populated areas of the planet and force the rest of the planet back to the stone age, it's already too late if the only plan is to reduce CO2. Assuming arguendo that CO2 driven warming is correct, the only way to actually fix the problem at this point without going super-luddite is to massively sequester carbon.
Their defensive position is severely restricted by US interference in their constitution. Whatever the official name may be they're functionally a US protectorate when it comes to their military stance.
Um, no. Copyright infringement and plagiarism are two different things. While they generally intersect unless you're using century old sources, they are very different. Copyright infringement means you're copying a thing that the holder of the copyright doesn't want you to. Plagarism is taking someone's work and passing it off as your own.
Possible, but this service is primarily aimed at high school level and above. So 14's the minimum age. Which drops us to 35, ignoring gestation. So 17 and a half. Or older and younger as the case may be.
Of course, there's the fact that CFL efficiency is directly related to the cleanliness of the power grid it's drawing from and when put on the standard dirty grid CFL life isn't any longer than incandescent, and many times shorter.
Overly broad patent grants have nothing to do with the way patents are filed. They have to do with the dipshits granting the patents.
Inflation depends on perceived value of the money supply. Japan's debt is held almost entirely by it's citizens, and the Japanese work ethic is perceived as legendary, both of which have a strong mitigating effect upon how everyone else treats their currency.