Note that the trial was done on vegetarians, as meat contains creatine and thus meat-eaters already get some in their diet. I can't see any tests done that suggest supplementing the dose has any significant affect for those of us that already get creatine from meat.
Note that the 85% 'spontaneous abortions' mentioned above does NOT lead to those wonderful few days women have every month. The parent was referring to 15% of all inception, i.e. 15% of all ovum that become fertilised. Those wonderful days occur every month without ovum being fertlised, and 85% of months that the ovum are fertlised. Well, sometimes they can also occur when pregnancy successfully occurs, and other times will not occur even when there is no pregnancy.
NB: No idea if percentages are correct, following numbers of above post.
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I think I read the maximum they can fine is 10% of worldwide operations. And they usually fine at 2%. This puts the max around $3.2 billion (according to what I read). And so 2% would be a little under $1 billion.
It was however outside of UK territorial waters at the time it was claimed. And as such was not under UK law. The UK extender their territorial waters around it when it was claimed. The legal/political position is a little unclear, however a UK judge has previously declared he had no authority over it as it wasn't part of the UK.
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Note that the trial was done on vegetarians, as meat contains creatine and thus meat-eaters already get some in their diet. I can't see any tests done that suggest supplementing the dose has any significant affect for those of us that already get creatine from meat.
your ISP is nailing WinXP users? Deliberatly? Cool!
Another article here
Your post is a subpost of a crap post, that makes your post crap. My post is a subpost of your post which makes this post... aww damn!!
An undisclosed member of SCO told me that the SCO claims are all lies. ;)
I think you need some e with that cocain
It's probable that most of us have some sort of genetic 'disorder'. It depends what you regard as a disorder.
Note that the 85% 'spontaneous abortions' mentioned above does NOT lead to those wonderful few days women have every month. The parent was referring to 15% of all inception, i.e. 15% of all ovum that become fertilised. Those wonderful days occur every month without ovum being fertlised, and 85% of months that the ovum are fertlised. Well, sometimes they can also occur when pregnancy successfully occurs, and other times will not occur even when there is no pregnancy.
NB: No idea if percentages are correct, following numbers of above post.
> does color rhyme with vector?
... Vect-ah ... yep, they rhyme ;)
Cul-ah
Maybe these keys are dangerous.. if so, I hope they aren't loosed on me.
> how do i say 'linux'?
You answered your own question: <quote> I always say LIE-nucks </quote>
I thought the Americans did this to make becoming a billionaire easier.
There is no 't' sound in the English pronunciation of the word squirrel. At least not of any accent I've ever heard.
I am getting 37.5C in London, near Tower Bridge .. though probably my digital thermometer isn't as accurate.
Why can't we have a plain white background with black text?
> however he gave few details save to say [...] 'that will have a big impact on the world.'
The Nintendo-Segway?
Soldiers wanted, must be able to type 60+wpm
But in 20 years people will be paying a lot of money for it on e-bay
I think I read the maximum they can fine is 10% of worldwide operations. And they usually fine at 2%. This puts the max around $3.2 billion (according to what I read). And so 2% would be a little under $1 billion.
Wasn't it Gates helping Bush into power by supporting him with huge sums of money?
(this is funny, hence it is allowed to be factually incorrect)
How about competition laws?
but as that is all that SCO does anyway, it constitues stopping all their european operations ;)
This isn't about the EU wanting to 'make a difference'. This is about the EU wanting MS to abide by the laws it is trading (in the EU) under.
It was however outside of UK territorial waters at the time it was claimed. And as such was not under UK law. The UK extender their territorial waters around it when it was claimed. The legal/political position is a little unclear, however a UK judge has previously declared he had no authority over it as it wasn't part of the UK.
Yeah, come on, MS are smart. They'll bring out a linux distro and join in on suing SCO! :)