The problem is that the burden is on the victim, not the bank issuing the cards.
I've never really understood the logic of that, though I've seen stories where it appears to be the case.
Let's say you're the victim in one of these cases. You walk into the court with a letter from the CFO of the bank (written in crayon, with the "s"s all backwards) and a notarised photocopy of his passport (actually a Dennis The Menace fan club membership card) stating that he's decided to let you keep it, and here's a shilling for your trouble, you cheeky monkey.
They're going to say "That's not genuine! It wasn't him who wrote that!"... how is your defence any less valid than their case?
e.g. innocent people can request that the police officers who arrested them serve whatever sentence they faced.
Mistakes can be made, but if there's clear evidence that the framed somebody that's the minimum they should face - and no segregation either. Don't drop the soap, constable...
But unfortunately the UK has a getout clause whereby a policeman is 100% immune once he's no longer serving - so if it comes out that he's likely to be caught he can just cite health grounds and retire on full pension.
How do you aggregate the combined efforts of all the teams into a birds eye perspective and how do you know where the boundaries of the project lie?
Obviously, you need to nurture a holistic learning culture as an enabler for out of the box thinking. This will become an ipso-facto best practice, and in combination with co-synergistic paradigms a strategec transformational ethos will emerge, driving in a virtuous spiral to add stakeholder value.
the historical conditions which allowed them to be born are unique and unlikely to be repeated. For a tiny time frame in history the communication technology was supreme to surveillance; it won't happen again.
There's always a chance that some of the elites will want more than the other elites and nuke us all back to the stone age.
Anyway, up until scientific medicine came on the scene, cholera, smallpox, and whooping cough routinely decimated Europe. So it's not even clear that people would become immune naturally
Well clearly somebody had at least a partial immunity to those diseases, or I wouldn't be here.
Nazi Germany and the Soviet union are prime examples. They both got bad beyond any sort of comprehension before the pulled back, but they did.
No they didn't. Nazi Germany was defeated, occupied and partitioned. The Soviet Union collapsed into something that, for the vast majority of its people, is even worse.
You're right, but on the other hand I don't have a lot of sympather for whiners. Whining's easy - usually much easier than the situation the that the target of that whining has to deal with.
I don't see why it's less honourable to exploit a tactical advantage. We did it to the French at Agincourt by shooting arrows at them rather than swordfighting; you did it to us by hiding behind cotton bales and not marching in straight lines.
Finally, doing anything from 20,000 feet is intrinsically dangerous. You've got all the other shit of being in a war, plus a long way to fall.
What emerged was a type of psychological langauge framework that describes how certain planetary positions influence living systems including people and animals, possibly through DNA influences at the quantum level.
You mean the one of the guy with the knife hidden in the newspaper?
Considering how image conscious teenagers are, I don't think she'd be happy being made to look like a cross between a colthes store mannequin and Krtyten from Red Dwarf.
That's why I prefer beer - though I heard a rumour it contains female hormones: after you've drunk ten or so, you can't drive and you start talking crap.
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Let's say you're the victim in one of these cases. You walk into the court with a letter from the CFO of the bank (written in crayon, with the "s"s all backwards) and a notarised photocopy of his passport (actually a Dennis The Menace fan club membership card) stating that he's decided to let you keep it, and here's a shilling for your trouble, you cheeky monkey.
They're going to say "That's not genuine! It wasn't him who wrote that!"
But unfortunately the UK has a getout clause whereby a policeman is 100% immune once he's no longer serving - so if it comes out that he's likely to be caught he can just cite health grounds and retire on full pension.
Brentford Cylons - open bank holiday monday!
The Beeb was a better machine, but if memory serves it cost twice as much.
Florida investigating how to do it again this year.
So don't be such a pessimist!
All diseases have non-zero survival rate. It's just a question of time.
You're right, but on the other hand I don't have a lot of sympather for whiners. Whining's easy - usually much easier than the situation the that the target of that whining has to deal with.
I don't see why it's less honourable to exploit a tactical advantage. We did it to the French at Agincourt by shooting arrows at them rather than swordfighting; you did it to us by hiding behind cotton bales and not marching in straight lines.
Finally, doing anything from 20,000 feet is intrinsically dangerous. You've got all the other shit of being in a war, plus a long way to fall.
Thong has the same meaning in British and American. It's Austaralians who use the word to mean a kind of shoe.
It's not wrong as such, but it doesn't apply in all situations - such as very small distances and at very high velocities (IIRC).
For most everyday purposes it's close enough.
Such as deodorant and being able to speak English?
No, stonehenge causes sunlight.
Since cat owners tend to be slightly dotty single women or gay men, did the study control for childlessness?
I think we need to get it into terms we can understand.
Cats suck, because they use emacs. Dogs rule because they use vi.
Which method - radiocarbon or by slicing thenm and counting the rings?
You mean the one of the guy with the knife hidden in the newspaper?
Considering how image conscious teenagers are, I don't think she'd be happy being made to look like a cross between a colthes store mannequin and Krtyten from Red Dwarf.
That's why I prefer beer - though I heard a rumour it contains female hormones: after you've drunk ten or so, you can't drive and you start talking crap.