Because that's pretty much what you do in as a government entity. If you do your job and succeed, ask for more funding to do even more, better work. If you fail, blame it on understaffing to try to get more funding. If you don't do great but don't do horrible, try to get more funding to help "push the fight in the right direction".
25% of your monthly income for 30 years to have the maximum size/style/location of house that you can reasonably afford given a historical perspective on foreclosures etc...
Many people just don't WANT to try to live with a house that is only 10% of their income or even 20%. I could own a house and live in it for less than 5% of my monthly income, but having 2.5 bathrooms, 3 bedrooms and the rest of what I have was important enough to me to pay more.
Much like the super cheap car, once it comes to 1st world countries like the U.S. all of the pesky requirements like product safety will add a 300%+ premium to it. You may appreciate not absorbing your daily dose of lead or radiation, or having the possibility of the whole thing exploding, but if those things don't bother you, probably worth importing them yourself!
You are missing something. If this required preview option is available, I should clearly find that setting and enable it though as submitting without previewing is dangerous for me.
We live in a global world now, life, law-enforcement and even international relations would all become a great deal simpler if we could agree on a set of universal human rights and be quite sure that in every non-totalitarian state you may visit those rights WILL receive absolute protection ?
Absolutely not. I want less focused power, more distributed. States rights in the US have been a cornerstone of how we have kept from turning into that which we declared independence from a ~250 years ago. We do not need one world government. As much as I don't like it that China has so many of what I consider backwards laws and practices, I want to stand by their right to decide their own fate as long as it doesn't threaten outside countries. The last thing I want to see if the U.N. being granted any power with teeth to it. While it turns into somewhat of a circus as a result (Resolution #389134014812 to embargo iran for nuclear weapons development going unheeded without actual repercussions) the more focused power is at the top, the more likely you're going to LOSE rights.
Gripping any mobile phone will result in some attenuation of its antenna performance, with certain places being worse than others depending on the placement of the antennas. This is a fact of life for every wireless phone. If you ever experience this on your iPhone 4, avoid gripping it in the lower left corner in a way that covers both sides of the black strip in the metal band, or simply use one of many available cases.
From Apple's press release, which is equivalent to the word of Steve Jobs, and in summary is saying "You're holding it wrong."
the problem with morally acceptable of making money is that they often morally tie you to the person paying you in some way. And therefor to keep morally on the up and up, you continue to have to make morally right decisions and actions. Scams, however, it's just a matter of how far you can string a person before you move on to the next one. And you seldom have to worry about silly things like reporting taxes and employing people, though some scams do get that large that they employee people who unwittingly (sure, right) participate. Still easier than providing a useful service that works to make customers happy.
Founder spreading it by the sword is different than the followers/descendants distorting its message to spread it by the sword. So no, not insightful. Similar yes, but when the ACTUAL original roots of a belief system involve violence, that's a lot different.
To erase memories should we use the more intense hardware method or the newer, but slightly unreliable chemical method that may result in vague memories of each other's eyes that eventually leads to the undoing of some evil plans?
The confirmation dialogue is audio-based. You confirm that you want the drugs by punching the OK button which is conveniently located in front middle. They're not sure yet if they want a double punch or a single punch though.
While it may be good PR for them to have what they have on the Oil Spill link, it actually IS a very helpful link versus the rest of the results. Have you actually looked at what they have on that page? While the highlighted area is basically to let people know what they are doing, there is a bunch of very useful information and links also on that page. Important phone numbers, links to the four State response websites, ROV footage...stuff that they don't HAVE to put on a "Damage Control" link. They may only have done it because that was the only way to have any hope of repairing their image once this is over, but it's a better source of information that most of the other links you'll find in the results. AND it's in the sponsored link section, clearly pointing out that it's not just a run of the mill search result.
Why? Because Slashdot, while often somewhat current (within days) is NOT a late breaking news site. It is a place where news from around the tech world is brought into the discussion forum of this site's readership. The value is NOT as an RSS aggregator, but in the bringing together of geographically dispersed IT minded people who can read a story (or at least the summary or title) and discuss it. While the release of this particular video card may not have happened yesterday, the/. discussion of it is just a valid today as it was 30 days ago.
All truly informative articles follow this paradigm. You only need the multi-page, multi-ad to pay for content that very few people will read because it's not that informative or interesting.
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No joke, keep on keepin it
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And if you don't like his comment about you commetning about not wanting this crap posted, then don't read his comments about you commenting about not wanting this crap posted. And if you don't like me commenting about you commenting about him commenting about you commenting that you don't like this crap being posted on slashdot....then divide by zero
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Yep, which is why the whole assertion by the parent that income gaps are the cause is complete and utter bullshit.
sounds like carpal tunnel or some other nerve damage....
Because that's pretty much what you do in as a government entity. If you do your job and succeed, ask for more funding to do even more, better work. If you fail, blame it on understaffing to try to get more funding. If you don't do great but don't do horrible, try to get more funding to help "push the fight in the right direction".
25% of your monthly income for 30 years to have the maximum size/style/location of house that you can reasonably afford given a historical perspective on foreclosures etc... Many people just don't WANT to try to live with a house that is only 10% of their income or even 20%. I could own a house and live in it for less than 5% of my monthly income, but having 2.5 bathrooms, 3 bedrooms and the rest of what I have was important enough to me to pay more.
And we still haven't listened. Given the frequency/pattern, we should expect his next reminder in 2012...coincidence?
Because progressive these days is moving away from personal rights, not towards more.
Much like the super cheap car, once it comes to 1st world countries like the U.S. all of the pesky requirements like product safety will add a 300%+ premium to it. You may appreciate not absorbing your daily dose of lead or radiation, or having the possibility of the whole thing exploding, but if those things don't bother you, probably worth importing them yourself!
You are missing something. If this required preview option is available, I should clearly find that setting and enable it though as submitting without previewing is dangerous for me.
Well I should have used the preview button because a fracked up the blockquote... My stuff starts at "Absolutely not" around line 3.
He wants it for telecommuting. So that he can work while sailing away.
Okay so that describes Jessica Alba, but what about the other three of the fantastic four?
From Apple's press release, which is equivalent to the word of Steve Jobs, and in summary is saying "You're holding it wrong."
the problem with morally acceptable of making money is that they often morally tie you to the person paying you in some way. And therefor to keep morally on the up and up, you continue to have to make morally right decisions and actions. Scams, however, it's just a matter of how far you can string a person before you move on to the next one. And you seldom have to worry about silly things like reporting taxes and employing people, though some scams do get that large that they employee people who unwittingly (sure, right) participate. Still easier than providing a useful service that works to make customers happy.
Except that with Islam it's not just the random followers that promote violent spreading of islam. It's the original founder.
Founder spreading it by the sword is different than the followers/descendants distorting its message to spread it by the sword. So no, not insightful. Similar yes, but when the ACTUAL original roots of a belief system involve violence, that's a lot different.
To erase memories should we use the more intense hardware method or the newer, but slightly unreliable chemical method that may result in vague memories of each other's eyes that eventually leads to the undoing of some evil plans?
Once Ben Affleck gets ahold of one of these, it's only a matter of time before another company announces a 3D screen minus the screen.
The confirmation dialogue is audio-based. You confirm that you want the drugs by punching the OK button which is conveniently located in front middle. They're not sure yet if they want a double punch or a single punch though.
While it may be good PR for them to have what they have on the Oil Spill link, it actually IS a very helpful link versus the rest of the results. Have you actually looked at what they have on that page? While the highlighted area is basically to let people know what they are doing, there is a bunch of very useful information and links also on that page. Important phone numbers, links to the four State response websites, ROV footage...stuff that they don't HAVE to put on a "Damage Control" link. They may only have done it because that was the only way to have any hope of repairing their image once this is over, but it's a better source of information that most of the other links you'll find in the results. AND it's in the sponsored link section, clearly pointing out that it's not just a run of the mill search result.
Why? Because Slashdot, while often somewhat current (within days) is NOT a late breaking news site. It is a place where news from around the tech world is brought into the discussion forum of this site's readership. The value is NOT as an RSS aggregator, but in the bringing together of geographically dispersed IT minded people who can read a story (or at least the summary or title) and discuss it. While the release of this particular video card may not have happened yesterday, the /. discussion of it is just a valid today as it was 30 days ago.
All truly informative articles follow this paradigm. You only need the multi-page, multi-ad to pay for content that very few people will read because it's not that informative or interesting.
No joke, keep on keepin it
And if you don't like his comment about you commetning about not wanting this crap posted, then don't read his comments about you commenting about not wanting this crap posted. And if you don't like me commenting about you commenting about him commenting about you commenting that you don't like this crap being posted on slashdot....then divide by zero
Yes, and probably a spot on the Mauri Povich show. Please proceed with trials. You may need to start with a regular 3.5" HDD as a practice run though.