As natural gas prices go up, the price of natural gas-fired electric power will go up, so Bloom Box users save on the mark-up.
Utilities will be able to keep costs lower by purchasing natural gas in bulk. Can you say the same about Ebay or your local Starbucks? (I leave out Google, as they now have an energy purchasing/trading subsidiary)
Implement single-payer healthcare as 3 non-profits chartered by the federal government. Have them compete against each other. Have performance targets. It's not super hard.
I prefer Vancouver. Much hotter Canadian women (if you're into that sort of thing, although you mentioned family, but who knows. Some folks are more adventurous than others.)
Amazon S3 charged $153.60/month to store 1TB of data. That doesn't count the cost to get the data into S3 or to get it back out. Storage (disk) is cheap. Power, network, and cooling for that storage costs something, as does redundancy (1TB is really 2TB of storage if you want it redundant).
I'm just saying, don't be pissed when "unlimited" suddenly turns into not-so-unlimited. It's not like they're going to let you eat up hundreds of GB of space for $10/year.
People have been ducking sales tax in the US by buying online because you generally have to have a physical presence in a state to be required to remit sales tax. I say people, and not businesses/web vendors, since most states have a "use tax" which applies to anything purchased out of state and used within the state, and very few people ever pay the use tax since there is no reporting.
Bullshit. Flat out bullshit. If I buy something at a brick and mortar store, yes, sales tax should apply because infrastructure is used (local roads, fire, police, etc) for the store. But if I buy something online, sales tax *shouldn't* apply if that infrastructure isn't used (interstate roads are paid by tolls or fuel taxes, not sales taxes). If sales tax means stores can't compete, so be it.
Apparently, you can get an electron close to the speed of light, but as it approaches c, it starts to convert the energy into mass: http://www.stfc.ac.uk/PandS/SciQ/light.aspx
The only reason they're working to resolve it is because of Kevin Smith. If it was a nobody with no platform to mention this from, Southwest would've cared much less.
Ask you online. Confirmation is easily done via a scale at the checkin kiosk or at boarding to know if you're lying. While it might be embarrassing if you're large person, how much you weigh is directly tied to how much fuel the plane burns and the weight and balance of the aircraft.
Switch to PNC. You can move money between your own accounts, to accounts not yours at PNC, or even to accounts not with them. I love them (moved to them from Bank of America).
If you watch all the Super Bowl ads through Hulu (AdZone), they show the aggregate ratings people gave to each ad (like/dislike). The Google ad has the highest like rating so far.
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As natural gas prices go up, the price of natural gas-fired electric power will go up, so Bloom Box users save on the mark-up.
Utilities will be able to keep costs lower by purchasing natural gas in bulk. Can you say the same about Ebay or your local Starbucks? (I leave out Google, as they now have an energy purchasing/trading subsidiary)
Implement single-payer healthcare as 3 non-profits chartered by the federal government. Have them compete against each other. Have performance targets. It's not super hard.
Only if you maintain your US citizenship. Otherwise, you'd only pay Canadian taxes.
I prefer Vancouver. Much hotter Canadian women (if you're into that sort of thing, although you mentioned family, but who knows. Some folks are more adventurous than others.)
Amazon S3 charged $153.60/month to store 1TB of data. That doesn't count the cost to get the data into S3 or to get it back out. Storage (disk) is cheap. Power, network, and cooling for that storage costs something, as does redundancy (1TB is really 2TB of storage if you want it redundant).
I'm just saying, don't be pissed when "unlimited" suddenly turns into not-so-unlimited. It's not like they're going to let you eat up hundreds of GB of space for $10/year.
Effectively unlimited domains, bandwidth, storage and MySql databases
Be somewhat realistic. Not even Google provides unlimited storage space for their services. You get what you pay for.
If you're self-employed, you're able to deduct your insurance premiums on your tax return (thereby making them pre-tax income).
People have been ducking sales tax in the US by buying online because you generally have to have a physical presence in a state to be required to remit sales tax. I say people, and not businesses/web vendors, since most states have a "use tax" which applies to anything purchased out of state and used within the state, and very few people ever pay the use tax since there is no reporting.
Bullshit. Flat out bullshit. If I buy something at a brick and mortar store, yes, sales tax should apply because infrastructure is used (local roads, fire, police, etc) for the store. But if I buy something online, sales tax *shouldn't* apply if that infrastructure isn't used (interstate roads are paid by tolls or fuel taxes, not sales taxes). If sales tax means stores can't compete, so be it.
Apparently, you can get an electron close to the speed of light, but as it approaches c, it starts to convert the energy into mass: http://www.stfc.ac.uk/PandS/SciQ/light.aspx
/works on the LHC out of the US
Hard: Actually building the LHC
B: Star Trek ain't real.
But science keeps coming up with things based on it: cellphones, PDAs, netbooks, flash memory, etc. Everyone needs inspiration from something.
Nice. And so the interstellar ramjet is invented. Fame me! =)
The only reason they're working to resolve it is because of Kevin Smith. If it was a nobody with no platform to mention this from, Southwest would've cared much less.
Ask you online. Confirmation is easily done via a scale at the checkin kiosk or at boarding to know if you're lying. While it might be embarrassing if you're large person, how much you weigh is directly tied to how much fuel the plane burns and the weight and balance of the aircraft.
Google would provide the service free of charge to be able to say "We host Yale's email". Comes out of the market budget.
+1, Owes Bruce a Beer
+1; Sane and Rational. Reverse DNS domain for administration purposes. Move along folks.
Switch to PNC. You can move money between your own accounts, to accounts not yours at PNC, or even to accounts not with them. I love them (moved to them from Bank of America).
Some banks (PNC, for example) will do person to person ACH transfers at no cost to you.
If you watch all the Super Bowl ads through Hulu (AdZone), they show the aggregate ratings people gave to each ad (like/dislike). The Google ad has the highest like rating so far.
At least I get to reap the sweat tech benefits of today ;)
It's be pretty cool if this was our first step (and we didn't know it) towards deep-space navigational systems for interstellar travel.