It's called the DesertXpress, going from Victorville (80 miles NE of Los Angeles) to Vegas. It originally was going to Anaheim (30 miles SE of LA), but the Cajon Pass is scary in a train.
Just because you have a redesign of your interior does not mean that they'll be better enabled to "be more creative". I'd say quality assurance and constant retesting/redesign leading up to the next census will be much more beneficial.
If you knew California politics, then you would know that the cuts come from a compromise that avoid either a serious tax increase or budget cuts; there should be a little of both if the California Republicans agree to it. That's what happens in a state where tax cuts come from a simple majority and tax increases require a super majority.
Except Newport Beach, CA is a VERY rich town (Tesla dealership on the main highway) with most of the people there are already well educated and politically connected. Hopefully it wakes the extreme-right republicans of Orange County how their continuous tax cuts for the rich will have a severe negative effect on their community.
I thought artists didn't deserve copyrights anymore and lived on a "failed business model".
Always hard to always stay up to date on the current common wisdom of Slashdot.
It's not that artists don't deserve copyrights on their own works, they need to eat too, it's the fact that a copyright is now automatically granted for life PLUS for another 70 years after death. Also, it's not the artist who live on a failed business model, it's the companies who produce and distribute those works that are. The cost of recording, editing, and distributing are now minimal; artists can do it themselves and keep a better portion of the profits.
The problem has been market leaders have the money that these companies need. Companies fear if they aren't there, the competition will be. Take WalMart for example; they were able to drive down prices by telling companies to drop their prices or they would be dropped from the stores. With WalMart having such huge sales volumes, companies went along and drop their prices. It's a monopolistic move that in the long run is dangerous to an economy.
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"I'm sorry Dave, I can't let you play that"
They are critical of the people behind it, but they still support it: http://articles.latimes.com/2011/nov/04/opinion/la-ed-train-20111104
It's called the DesertXpress, going from Victorville (80 miles NE of Los Angeles) to Vegas. It originally was going to Anaheim (30 miles SE of LA), but the Cajon Pass is scary in a train.
For the same reason that the people in California help pay for flood monitoring
http://nd.water.usgs.gov/floodtracking/
... the Constitution to be declared unconstitutional...
Isn't it already?
No, it's "void where prohibited by law"
They discovered iterative development again I see.
Not back on it, still on it.
... Imagine a beowulf cluster of people imagining beowulf clusters....think of the cluster you could envision!
We need to go deeper
Because we can
At certain quantities, it's as dangerous as dihydrogen monoxide
Just because you have a redesign of your interior does not mean that they'll be better enabled to "be more creative". I'd say quality assurance and constant retesting/redesign leading up to the next census will be much more beneficial.
As an owner of a flip, they only recorded; no pictures, no stop-motion available.
If you knew California politics, then you would know that the cuts come from a compromise that avoid either a serious tax increase or budget cuts; there should be a little of both if the California Republicans agree to it. That's what happens in a state where tax cuts come from a simple majority and tax increases require a super majority.
Chris Griffin: "Dad, what's a library?"
Peter Griffin: "It's a place where homeless people shave and go BM"
Except Newport Beach, CA is a VERY rich town (Tesla dealership on the main highway) with most of the people there are already well educated and politically connected. Hopefully it wakes the extreme-right republicans of Orange County how their continuous tax cuts for the rich will have a severe negative effect on their community.
but don't you want to hear my mix-tape of songs from the radio?
4. Raise the retirement age, effective in 2020.
They already have raised the full retirement age to 67 for those born in 1960 or later. This was signed into law by Ronald Regan in 1983
If you don't want math with your computer science, learn computers / networks / shiny jargon at a trade school
oh, you mean insurance
That's because there is a virus trying to load from the link (JS I assume). Thankfully my AV stopped it and warned me about it.
I thought artists didn't deserve copyrights anymore and lived on a "failed business model".
Always hard to always stay up to date on the current common wisdom of Slashdot.
It's not that artists don't deserve copyrights on their own works, they need to eat too, it's the fact that a copyright is now automatically granted for life PLUS for another 70 years after death. Also, it's not the artist who live on a failed business model, it's the companies who produce and distribute those works that are. The cost of recording, editing, and distributing are now minimal; artists can do it themselves and keep a better portion of the profits.
The aliens will invade after they get sick of so many reruns of friends reaching them.
Wrong, they'll invade earth to watch the end of Single Female Lawyer
Clippy: "I see that you're jerking off, would you like me to bring up some porn?"
Now wait and see how many comments about deleting the site are posted here, and marvel at the number of people who don't read TFA...
There are articles with these headlines & summaries?
The problem has been market leaders have the money that these companies need. Companies fear if they aren't there, the competition will be. Take WalMart for example; they were able to drive down prices by telling companies to drop their prices or they would be dropped from the stores. With WalMart having such huge sales volumes, companies went along and drop their prices. It's a monopolistic move that in the long run is dangerous to an economy.
how do you know if you've brewed an ale or a lager?
Depends if lager yeast or ale yeast are used. From there you determine the proper fermenting time and temp.