I wasn't complaining, I was just showing that if she wanted to the judge could of arbitrarily thrown me in jail for 3 months. People are always getting hung up on maximum penalties.
My bank is a small credit union that has paper thin margins-- *low interest loans *fees a tiny fraction of other banks *personal service *banks profit pays into my account as dividend each month
Yeah I faced 90 days in jail and a 500$ fine for not having a rabies tag for my dog. I showed the judge proof that i vaccinated him after the ticket and the judge dismissed it.
Many people here don't understand standing waves or beat frequencies either. You can have inaudible waves come out of each side(stereo) and create an audible result.
It's a civil offense, not criminal. Likewise you can sue someone for beating you, and you reward will be related to how much damage was done. So yes, each punch would count.
The most common capitalization scheme seen with acronyms and initialisms is all-uppercase (all-caps), except for those few that have linguistically taken on an identity as regular words, with the acronymous etymology of the words fading into the background of common knowledge, such as has occurred with the words scuba, laser, and radar.
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the heavier gas has slower moving molecules than the lighter one. as you approach C the gas gets denser... figure it out
You kind of have a chicken-and-egg thing here. If you have competent admins and give them a choice, wouldn't they pick something other than windows?
I wasn't complaining, I was just showing that if she wanted to the judge could of arbitrarily thrown me in jail for 3 months. People are always getting hung up on maximum penalties.
My bank is a small credit union that has paper thin margins--
*low interest loans
*fees a tiny fraction of other banks
*personal service
*banks profit pays into my account as dividend each month
I think I can put up with IE.
Ditto on that one.
or a 70mpg diesel accord...
Yeah I faced 90 days in jail and a 500$ fine for not having a rabies tag for my dog. I showed the judge proof that i vaccinated him after the ticket and the judge dismissed it.
Welcome to American law.
How would you like the police to fly 500 feet over your house for a 'routine' patrol? Sounds like a police state to me.
What do they have, like 3 bombs among the two countries the size of a bus?
Many people here don't understand standing waves or beat frequencies either. You can have inaudible waves come out of each side(stereo) and create an audible result.
Maybe because CDs suck? Hate storing them, hate ripping them. And I don't like music stores.
Okay you see a wreck on the side of the road with flames shooting out of it.
You can say one of two things:
'It looks like the gas caught fire'
'Look, the air is burning'
Which one sounds odd?
The steam acts as an oxidizer, it is not 'burning'.
It's a civil offense, not criminal. Likewise you can sue someone for beating you, and you reward will be related to how much damage was done. So yes, each punch would count.
I will add 'statistics' and 'stats' as s similar example.
I never remember a toy that was 'in' for two consecutive years.
I hate to say it but seeing this for real was much creepier than anything I have seen in the movies.
Drug companies don't make squat off of Vaccinations. There is no motive for them to lie.
The other plate doesn't store a 'charge', it is magnetized or demagnetized, much like bits on a hard drive.
FTFA:
What's going on here? Even with six months of training, three students failed to catch up to the three young chimps, Matsuzawa said in an e-mail.
Since there were 12 student subjects, 9 out of 12 eventually matched/beat the chimps.
Remember the game 'Simon"?
Seriously, the whole thing is creepy.
I don't have the stats in front of me but I wouldn't be surprised if a disproportionate amount of killers also smoke.
From wikipedia:
All-caps style
The most common capitalization scheme seen with acronyms and initialisms is all-uppercase (all-caps), except for those few that have linguistically taken on an identity as regular words, with the acronymous etymology of the words fading into the background of common knowledge, such as has occurred with the words scuba, laser, and radar.
check out 'byssinosis'. Most people wouldn't think yarn is a health danger, but it is to textile workers. http://lungdiseases.about.com/od/byssinosis/a/byssinosis.htm
Yes, not many scientists have jumped on the bandwagon to rid the world of dihydrogen oxide.