Apparently the NSA was all concerned about the RFID chips in Canadian twonies just a while back.
Of course, it was all a farce, but trusting that a commercial enterprise won't use private information for nefarious purposes is like believing you can drive while stoned.
When you get your Red Bushie Dictionary out, you will find that the translation for "A La Carte" is "Excuse To Raise Rates On Consumers While Providing Less Service".
Given that Oz is ounce and the word Oz has been in common use as a synonym for a foreign country (Australia) since I was a small child, I seriously doubt any trademark would stand up in court.
Even if I did trademark All Of The Above (tm) once.
Given that the title includes the word Oz, that is unlikely to be much of a barrier.
They could always call it 0Z (chr(13)) instead and it would... look like Oz, but would be more like the original typeface that more resembled a zero plus Z.
How do you think we get the nuclear fissile material in the first place?
We mine it.
To mine it we release toxic chemicals into the environment, heavy metals that poison rivers, cause early deaths for mine workers, and release radon gas.
You need to look at nuclear from a total life perspective - from source (mining) to use (fission) to eventual neutrality (a few tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of years).
In my state alone, many hundreds of people have died from this "cycle".
Stop trying to gin the numbers by restricting it to the input into the reactor to output from the reactor - this is a fraction of the total bykill.
Now, don't get me started on coal. And, in case you wondered, I've owned Peabody shares (IPO) so I am aware of the risk factors of that. People always underestimate the lethality of energy generation - I worked in power generation when I started my career, so I am keenly aware of who dies and from what. I have lived in mining towns. People have a way of hiding the truth from themselves about the impacts of their favority power source, to justify it in their minds. No matter WHAT it is.
If you read my post, I said homes built to the code that Seattle adopted in the 1990s.
Obviously this would not include housing stock from WW II or before.
But you should note that the population of Seattle has literally increased more than 50 percent since 1990. And that's a lot of new housing with triple pane windows.
"sues for negligence, fraud, negligent misrepresentation, federal and state RICO, abuse of process, malicious prosecution, intentional infliction of emotional distress, violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, trespass, invasion of privacy, libel and slander, deceptive business practices, misuse of copyright law, and civil conspiracy."
Every time they sue a student who had someone jack his wireless connection in the dorms - I'll be there.
Every time they sue a university for students downloading songs they properly were researching for a thesis paper - I'll be there.
Every time they pretend to be agents of the FBI to get in your door without a warrant - I'll be there.
Every time they act as if 90 percent of the wireless access points on my street can't be used by everyone at the two coffee shops and three bars at the end of my street - I'll be there.
Because, let's face it, RIAA is just a plot by the middlemen who are upset that most consumers now buy their music DIRECT from the musicians and cut them out of the loop - so that the band gets $5 of the $10 that I pay them for their CD instead of $0.01 of the $12 that they would get if I bought the CD at anything other than any independent music store (the latter give them about $1 to $2).
Again, my first sentence was to ask that people read the original source scientific articles.
And I used bold to say that.
Perhaps you are sensing that I'm not happy that so many believe the distortions of the truth and believe that instead? As evidenced by the preponderence of "anti-bacterial" soaps?
If you are not in a hospital don't use antibiotic soaps unless you have just cut your hands or have been doing farm work or yard work where you were exposed to feces or intestines. If you were gutting a fish or pulling the entrails out of a bird, feel free to use an anti-biotic soap if you must.
But if you're not actually bleeding at the time, you would be better off just using hot water and soap and scrubbing thoroughly - just like you see doctors do on TV.
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I just read them in glorious Islamic Extremist girlfriend of Steve Dallas color at brunch.
Nice head coverings.
Want fascism? Move to America or Saudi Arabia - free of charge.
bogged down my system even more.
No, I don't want WinVista.
And stop resetting my defaults and adding autoload cruft with every update - you wonder why we hate you?
At this rate I'm getting a Mac (if not Linux) for my next computer.
that Walmart isn't getting from me to send to Red China.
Which part of p0wned don't they get?
You should read slashdot more.
Apparently the NSA was all concerned about the RFID chips in Canadian twonies just a while back.
Of course, it was all a farce, but trusting that a commercial enterprise won't use private information for nefarious purposes is like believing you can drive while stoned.
Not if your dollar coin contains an RFID chip.
No. Breaks are short for smoke breaks.
Originally, back when you were a child (or before), most people smoked. We took smoke breaks. Well, except for me (that is, I didn't smoke).
Then, as we moved away from smoking, we changed it to coffee breaks, starting first in industries where many women worked.
But that's an interesting way of looking at it.
When the industrial workers stuck their wooden shoes, or sabots, into the machinery that forced them to work without breaks.
Privacy is our birthright, no matter how many lies they give otherwise.
And I for one say "Take these shackles off my iPhone!"
Let Freedom Ring!
Ring. Ring. Ring.
Yes?
Um, sure, the pizza will be there in 20 minutes.
Well, yes, but that's extra.
...
You could just watch them Showtime at 9 pm on Thursday like the rest of us
I only wanted ONE channel: The anime channel ^_^
You can't get that in Seattle with Comcast. You can only get 120 sports channels.
When you get your Red Bushie Dictionary out, you will find that the translation for "A La Carte" is "Excuse To Raise Rates On Consumers While Providing Less Service".
It's in there before "Above The Law".
I claim prior art - all of MSFT's profits are belong to me.
Given that Oz is ounce and the word Oz has been in common use as a synonym for a foreign country (Australia) since I was a small child, I seriously doubt any trademark would stand up in court.
Even if I did trademark All Of The Above (tm) once.
Given that the title includes the word Oz, that is unlikely to be much of a barrier.
... look like Oz, but would be more like the original typeface that more resembled a zero plus Z.
They could always call it 0Z (chr(13)) instead and it would
and pencil.
It works, they have a higher accuracy rate than we do, and they register ALL of their citizens to vote while we barely get 30 percent to vote.
Hmmm.
I'm thinking maybe this whole electronic voting thing is maybe the wrong choice - how about you?
I'm saying Woo Hoo!
Jack, we need you, Pumpkin Head!
How do you think we get the nuclear fissile material in the first place?
We mine it.
To mine it we release toxic chemicals into the environment, heavy metals that poison rivers, cause early deaths for mine workers, and release radon gas.
You need to look at nuclear from a total life perspective - from source (mining) to use (fission) to eventual neutrality (a few tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of years).
In my state alone, many hundreds of people have died from this "cycle".
Stop trying to gin the numbers by restricting it to the input into the reactor to output from the reactor - this is a fraction of the total bykill.
Now, don't get me started on coal. And, in case you wondered, I've owned Peabody shares (IPO) so I am aware of the risk factors of that. People always underestimate the lethality of energy generation - I worked in power generation when I started my career, so I am keenly aware of who dies and from what. I have lived in mining towns. People have a way of hiding the truth from themselves about the impacts of their favority power source, to justify it in their minds. No matter WHAT it is.
It's that they thought you were gullible enough to believe their lies about how safe nuclear fission energy sources are.
My plans to colonize Antartica are going great?
...
Mind you, all you people in the former temperate zone are going to learn why the Aboriginal Caucasoid population of Australia has brown skin now
If you read my post, I said homes built to the code that Seattle adopted in the 1990s.
Obviously this would not include housing stock from WW II or before.
But you should note that the population of Seattle has literally increased more than 50 percent since 1990. And that's a lot of new housing with triple pane windows.
That's why you get adblocked!
If I wanted my browser to burn up my limited bandwidth with movies, I'd click on your static ad.
Comprende?
if they use moving images, sound, or flash animation.
I'm sorry, if you can't serve up a static image, or use a small ad, you're going BYE!
"sues for negligence, fraud, negligent misrepresentation, federal and state RICO, abuse of process, malicious prosecution, intentional infliction of emotional distress, violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, trespass, invasion of privacy, libel and slander, deceptive business practices, misuse of copyright law, and civil conspiracy."
Every time they sue a student who had someone jack his wireless connection in the dorms - I'll be there.
Every time they sue a university for students downloading songs they properly were researching for a thesis paper - I'll be there.
Every time they pretend to be agents of the FBI to get in your door without a warrant - I'll be there.
Every time they act as if 90 percent of the wireless access points on my street can't be used by everyone at the two coffee shops and three bars at the end of my street - I'll be there.
Because, let's face it, RIAA is just a plot by the middlemen who are upset that most consumers now buy their music DIRECT from the musicians and cut them out of the loop - so that the band gets $5 of the $10 that I pay them for their CD instead of $0.01 of the $12 that they would get if I bought the CD at anything other than any independent music store (the latter give them about $1 to $2).
Again, my first sentence was to ask that people read the original source scientific articles.
And I used bold to say that.
Perhaps you are sensing that I'm not happy that so many believe the distortions of the truth and believe that instead? As evidenced by the preponderence of "anti-bacterial" soaps?
Your question was "if I am in a hospital".
If you are not in a hospital don't use antibiotic soaps unless you have just cut your hands or have been doing farm work or yard work where you were exposed to feces or intestines. If you were gutting a fish or pulling the entrails out of a bird, feel free to use an anti-biotic soap if you must.
But if you're not actually bleeding at the time, you would be better off just using hot water and soap and scrubbing thoroughly - just like you see doctors do on TV.