But the same chemicals also indicate that life was not widespread on the planet at the time the ocean was present.
Was it narrawly spread then?
Or is it in the same way that the latest reports from the field indicate WMD's were not as widespread in Iraq as everyone thought?
I'll trade you my Portuguese nationality for your American citizenship, that's it, a free pass to the whole european union and every sardine-lover's dream.
That's upwards of $3k per computer, how in hell did it get to this ridiculous figure? Being an european myself and in-the-know about the ways of social-democracy I have some nice theories indeed, but being less than IT--related I'll spare the rest of you.
Yeah, I'm sure it has nothing to do with firearm murder rates...
Also best not to think that such countries have been democracies for longer than the US has even existed... just never mind that aswell.
Never mind all those democracies where the ownership of guns by general population is prohibited... we're only talking of half the western world anyway.
Of course paying a TAX that goes to the CHURCH doesn't STINK of PROMISCUITY. I think your post is much more about paranoia than it is about this article.
As far as scary movies are concerned I just wouldn't give a crap anyway, but I can't recall how many great games I never even bothered to try just because I didn't want to feel 'scared'. To this day I've never played any iteration from the RE or Silent Hill series and I miss the money I paid for Manhunt only to quit after 2 hours of playing.
Firefox ad may look neat and all but I find it to be flawed in that it doesn't stress out enough that it is FREE. You see a HUGE ad printed on the backcover of one of the most widely-read newspapers in the world, would you rather think someone's trying to help you or to sell you product X?
That's right. Now you look a bit deeper and find that product X is infact an internet browser, whoa!, are they expecting you to pay for something you get by default with the latest instalment of windoesn't? I don't think so either.
By the time you'd have noticed it's actually free you're probably 2 pages ahead and not caring.
At least the OO.org mockup does nice in the getting-to-the-damn-point department.
I am a football (the one you actually play with your feet) fan. Matter of fact, I am a football player. A very good one, actually.
I'm sorry that in the US of A young people can only fall under the 2 accepted categories of jocks and nerds, but it doesn't work that way in the outside world.
So I'll just shut down my ubuntu box, get my football equipment ready and go play. Damn, it's a good day.
% Held by Insiders4: 35.11%
% Held by Institutions4: 37.90%
So... you're wrong.
295.55M shares out, aprox 80M floating...
Also I remember a lot of insider selling when GOOG hit the 430 mark, you might have been right then, but now, with a free float of about 27%, you aren't.
Google's PE is not nearly as high as the average PE for a tech stock during the dotcom bubble was... the fact that GOOG has a reliable business model with sales growing more than 100% per year is what's driving the stock price this high, not pure speculation as was the case by the end of the 90's
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Yes, pretty straightfoward. I'd even say that it's a no-brainer.
Before you need the government's permision to leave the front of your new stat-sponsored two-way TV?
Yes, but will this new beyond-draconian system run Linux?
Stock Options.
Why not neutral news?
What do I care if a whole army of amoeba got pwned by massive climate change?
Oh... wait.
But the same chemicals also indicate that life was not widespread on the planet at the time the ocean was present.
Was it narrawly spread then? Or is it in the same way that the latest reports from the field indicate WMD's were not as widespread in Iraq as everyone thought?
I'll trade you my Portuguese nationality for your American citizenship, that's it, a free pass to the whole european union and every sardine-lover's dream.
It pays for your country being considered one of (probably the most) advanced in the world.
That's upwards of $3k per computer, how in hell did it get to this ridiculous figure?
Being an european myself and in-the-know about the ways of social-democracy I have some nice theories indeed, but being less than IT--related I'll spare the rest of you.
Yeah, I'm sure it has nothing to do with firearm murder rates... Also best not to think that such countries have been democracies for longer than the US has even existed... just never mind that aswell.
Never mind all those democracies where the ownership of guns by general population is prohibited... we're only talking of half the western world anyway.
Can RTFA but can't RTFP?
Of course paying a TAX that goes to the CHURCH doesn't STINK of PROMISCUITY.
I think your post is much more about paranoia than it is about this article.
Be assured: you aren't.
As far as scary movies are concerned I just wouldn't give a crap anyway, but I can't recall how many great games I never even bothered to try just because I didn't want to feel 'scared'.
To this day I've never played any iteration from the RE or Silent Hill series and I miss the money I paid for Manhunt only to quit after 2 hours of playing.
You're right!
Damn now I'm stuck trying to imagine what a ball rensembling a basket, a base, or a volley might look like.
Firefox ad may look neat and all but I find it to be flawed in that it doesn't stress out enough that it is FREE.
You see a HUGE ad printed on the backcover of one of the most widely-read newspapers in the world, would you rather think someone's trying to help you or to sell you product X?
That's right. Now you look a bit deeper and find that product X is infact an internet browser, whoa!, are they expecting you to pay for something you get by default with the latest instalment of windoesn't?
I don't think so either.
By the time you'd have noticed it's actually free you're probably 2 pages ahead and not caring.
At least the OO.org mockup does nice in the getting-to-the-damn-point department.
I'm sure the world is extremely thankful!
Please tell us that you were joking.
Hey you, developers!
This is a free software ad, not free software itself.
It doesn't have to look bad and incredibly amateur.
I believe Ronaldo ceased being a superstar even before Windows 98...
Come on... do some research.
It's called FOOTBALL.
the free encyclopedia. But not THAT free!
Great news!
Now any ideas to when the Overwhelming Scientific Consensus(TM) about evolution will be accepted in the US of A?
I am a football (the one you actually play with your feet) fan.
Matter of fact, I am a football player. A very good one, actually.
I'm sorry that in the US of A young people can only fall under the 2 accepted categories of jocks and nerds, but it doesn't work that way in the outside world.
So I'll just shut down my ubuntu box, get my football equipment ready and go play. Damn, it's a good day.
% Held by Insiders4: 35.11% % Held by Institutions4: 37.90% So... you're wrong. 295.55M shares out, aprox 80M floating... Also I remember a lot of insider selling when GOOG hit the 430 mark, you might have been right then, but now, with a free float of about 27%, you aren't.
Google's PE is not nearly as high as the average PE for a tech stock during the dotcom bubble was... the fact that GOOG has a reliable business model with sales growing more than 100% per year is what's driving the stock price this high, not pure speculation as was the case by the end of the 90's