US interference in the affairs of Vietnam, Iraq and other countries cost dearly to people of those countries.
I'm sure most South Koreans are very resentful at being forcibly separated from the paradise to their North. As for the West Germans, take it from me that they really really really wanted to absorbed into the Soviet Union, and those wicked horrid Yanks wouldn't let them.
If I understand correctly, the drivers wouldn't help if the socket is a 'device' rather than 'host' type, and host-to-host doesn't work without a fancy cable. That's probably why AM wants two - one of each.
it seemed to be that the proximity to the star produced tidal forces that were partly responsible for stripping the gases. We can deduce that (a) the orbit must be significantly elliptical
IANAA but I don't see the link between eccentricity of orbit and tidal forces. Surely you'll get high tidal forces just be being close to a massive body, whatever the shape of the orbit?
Is it normal for there to be a gas giant that close to a star? Is there something about Sol's "rocky balls close in/smaller rocky lumps/big gas balls further out/and what about Pluto?" arrangement that's special? I assume it's the different densities in the original disk that cause it - but if so why didn't that happen in HD 209458's case?
It might form a nice ring system around the star, before the radiation blew it away.
And commercial transactions are illegal not by the definition of going against governmental law
Please try to use the same definition of "illegal" that everyone else uses. Where's the word "contract" on that page?
Now if you mean illegal in the sense of the rules of the game itself (in the sense of "forward passes are illegal in Rugby") then that has absolutely no relevance in the real world outside the game, which is where the tax authorites were last time I looked.
The crap about bank transfers and gifts is just handwaving so that's the last I'll say of it.
Huh? I don't think I do that. But then I do know what the phrase means.
It's illegal in that if they catch you doing it, both parties lose their accounts
Ah. So it's illegal in the "not in fact illegal" sense of the word.
Al Capone was charged with tax evasion because he had mysterious amounts of unreported physical income, which just happened to be the result of his other crimes.
You previously said it didn't make sense to tax illegal income. By that logic, no tax would be due - so there'd be nothing to evade.
Mmmm... why not, if they paid more for that slot? As long as the results are unbiased, I don't see a problem that the ads aren't - nobody expects them to be.
the intention is to stop pespi from using "coke, coca cola" and stuff like that in the keywords for the pepsi site so it does come up first when searching for Coca Cola
I thought Google already had countermeasures against that kind of thing?
Seconded. Somebody pays, whether it's the victim and other insured people through increased future premiums or the shareholders of the company through reduced profits. Even if he gets a tax writeoff, that means Uncle Sam pays.
No, the alcohol you should drink is ethanol. Methanol is formed as a byproduct of the fermentation process and/or due to bacterial contamination. Having a lower boiling point, it comes off first. You don't want to drink that bit.
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Looks like you invented the SED. Did you patent it?
If I understand correctly, the drivers wouldn't help if the socket is a 'device' rather than 'host' type, and host-to-host doesn't work without a fancy cable. That's probably why AM wants two - one of each.
Is it normal for there to be a gas giant that close to a star? Is there something about Sol's "rocky balls close in/smaller rocky lumps/big gas balls further out/and what about Pluto?" arrangement that's special? I assume it's the different densities in the original disk that cause it - but if so why didn't that happen in HD 209458's case?That would look awesome!
Now if you mean illegal in the sense of the rules of the game itself (in the sense of "forward passes are illegal in Rugby") then that has absolutely no relevance in the real world outside the game, which is where the tax authorites were last time I looked.
The crap about bank transfers and gifts is just handwaving so that's the last I'll say of it.
I'd ask for a refund on that MBA if I were you.
Mmmm... why not, if they paid more for that slot? As long as the results are unbiased, I don't see a problem that the ads aren't - nobody expects them to be.
I don't see that as a problem at all - but then I did read the post you're replying to.
Seconded. Somebody pays, whether it's the victim and other insured people through increased future premiums or the shareholders of the company through reduced profits. Even if he gets a tax writeoff, that means Uncle Sam pays.
from the link: "The sibling rivalry is one of the reasons Tacoma Police are not looking at this as a criminal case. They say it's a civil matter."
IANAL but that's bullshit, isn't it? Since when has being related to the victim been a defense against a theft - or any other - charge?
Perhaps he's simultaneously aware and not aware of it?
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