Is our next war going to be "The War on Politicians?"
Show me a war that wasn't started by politicians. This story is about a week old, but still very disturbing
This is the first I've heard of it. So everyone that want's to bash the neo-cons: Remember the lack of serious outcry from any of the current Federal Government. Not a single incumbent, regardless of party affilliation, deserves re-election. Not one.
Exactly, First make a regular car starter battery. There is already an infrastructure based around 12v batteries: cars, boats, many off-the-grid homes use these or banks of these heavy, limited lifespan lead/acid things that would provide an eager market to replace with a lighter/longerlasting/fastercharging battery.
Does anyone know of a toolbar that hasn't eventually been the source of a problem? In the past past I would have said Google toolbar, but now I'm not so sure.
FTA:The agency argues that the material in the reports is confidential business information and that the release of it could damage the companies involved.
What other industries can hide behind this excuse for existing services? D
"Though today it should be able to tell the difference between legitimate bulk email* and spam
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just make two classes of outgoing mail: addresses you have recieved e-mail from, and addresses where you are initiating the contact. You are only allowed but so many (20 ?) new contacts per day.
occasionally in my line of work, people's lives could be endangered (heavy equipment overhead, or with humans on the moving part) and guess what? I always focus my full attention on the situation, because lives are at stake. What is so difficult about realising that the same is true of the medical field?
The statistics in the IOM report, which were based on two large studies, suggest that medical errors are the eighth leading cause of death among Americans, with error-caused deaths each year in hospitals alone exceeding those from motor vehicle accidents (43,458), breast cancer (42,297), or AIDS (16,516). http://www.fda.gov/fdac/features/2000/500_err.html
Maybe they can't multi-task quite as well as they think.
I don't care who's getting paid what. I care that they actually focus on their craft, not gloss over my info while lip syncing to their favorite song. You don't need to be entertained at your job, you need to do your job.
NASA seems to be pretty good about sharing space telescope images with the public, so don't view this as a complaint, but could open source become open access? Looking at a live feed on your computer?
'medical IT worker who's using a medical imaging PC while listening to audio/video played back by the computer' would have his medical images 'deliberately degraded'
For the $400 per hour I get charged, that PhD can focus his whole attention on my MRI. If you job is important enough to complain about possibly degraded video, it's also important enough to not multitask. Listen to MP3's on your own dime.
The potential problems caused by a thorough investigation into the ramifications of our broken election system might be a bit more than the prosecution wants to take on. That doesn't mean the election system isn't seriously flawed. My OP point was that we need to take off the blinders and deal with the flaws, and that means first admitting that we have a problem.
... and not CNN. I suppose if we had a respectable voter turn out, then big media might think we would find election fraud newsworthy. I guess the president just isn't as important as "American Idol".
You Sir are quite correct. A parent disciplining their child is exactly equal to vigilante/mob rule. The State know best, perhaps all children should be raised by professional social workers instead of these old fashioned amateurs we call "parents".
Your independent and responsible attitude clashes with the vicitm mentality of the masses. If all societal problems are not funneled through the courts and government programs, how are we to be ensured of our much needed protective control by our beloved leaders?
Seriously, we need to give every supreme court judge a TiVo,SlingBox,broadband,video iPod,and laptop, pronto. As they may not have adopted any modern digital/multiformat tastes. They are a kinda old and crusty bunch, being 10 years behind the tech curve could seriously effect the way they view this case.
Now give me a study of ages 14-18, and see how the most popular activities change when the kiddies discover the appeal of the opposite (or same) gender.
"One of the greatest debates within the Muslim Ummah, one that causes division within the Islamic nation and that is often used by the enemies of Islam as a means of ascribing brutality to our religion is centered on the methods by which Islam was propagated throughout the globe. Was Islam spread by the sword? The quick answer to this question is a resounding yes and in this article, we hope to set the record straight using the evidence from the Qur'an and the Sunnah, the practice of the Guided Caliphs and the consensus of the righteous scholars of the Ummah, inshaAllah. While the evidences in this article are by no means exhaustive, inshaAllah they will be adequate to lay this matter to rest...The Prophet (pbuh) said to Abu Hurariah: "You (Muslims) are the best of people for mankind. You bring them in chains to accept Islam so that they end up in paradise (if they fully adhere to it and Allah accepts their deeds). " http://www.jihadunspun.com/intheatre_internal.php? article=107152&list=/home.php
But it is because I support my nation, that I was against the invasion of Iraq. It was a bad decision made on false information and a family grudge. Quite obviously that particular culture isn't ready for democracy. This rediculous idea that we need to "spread freedom to the world" is about as well placed as people trying to "save my soul" The desire and initial action must come from within in order for any real change to take place.
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The sad thing is I don't think Hillary or Obama will change the rules.
Good point, When is the last time a politician voted themselves less power?
Is our next war going to be "The War on Politicians?"
Show me a war that wasn't started by politicians.
This story is about a week old, but still very disturbing
This is the first I've heard of it. So everyone that want's to bash the neo-cons: Remember the lack of serious outcry from any of the current Federal Government. Not a single incumbent, regardless of party affilliation, deserves re-election. Not one.
Exactly, First make a regular car starter battery. There is already an infrastructure based around 12v batteries: cars, boats, many off-the-grid homes use these or banks of these heavy, limited lifespan lead/acid things that would provide an eager market to replace with a lighter/longerlasting/fastercharging battery.
Does anyone know of a toolbar that hasn't eventually been the source of a problem? In the past past I would have said Google toolbar, but now I'm not so sure.
Try hitting it with 1.21 Gigawatts. or a hammer. When you go for the hammer, the screen should read "I can't let you do that, Dave."
FTA:The agency argues that the material in the reports is confidential business information and that the release of it could damage the companies involved.
What other industries can hide behind this excuse for existing services? D
"Though today it should be able to tell the difference between legitimate bulk email* and spam "
just make two classes of outgoing mail: addresses you have recieved e-mail from, and addresses where you are initiating the contact. You are only allowed but so many (20 ?) new contacts per day.
occasionally in my line of work, people's lives could be endangered (heavy equipment overhead, or with humans on the moving part) and guess what? I always focus my full attention on the situation, because lives are at stake. What is so difficult about realising that the same is true of the medical field?
The statistics in the IOM report, which were based on two large studies, suggest that medical errors are the eighth leading cause of death among Americans, with error-caused deaths each year in hospitals alone exceeding those from motor vehicle accidents (43,458), breast cancer (42,297), or AIDS (16,516). http://www.fda.gov/fdac/features/2000/500_err.html
Maybe they can't multi-task quite as well as they think.
I don't care who's getting paid what. I care that they actually focus on their craft, not gloss over my info while lip syncing to their favorite song. You don't need to be entertained at your job, you need to do your job.
Why would the high quality video of test cases engage the DRM? Did my hospital pirate their research off of BitTorrent?
How do you spell patent suit?
NASA seems to be pretty good about sharing space telescope images with the public, so don't view this as a complaint, but could open source become open access? Looking at a live feed on your computer?
'medical IT worker who's using a medical imaging PC while listening to audio/video played back by the computer' would have his medical images 'deliberately degraded'
For the $400 per hour I get charged, that PhD can focus his whole attention on my MRI. If you job is important enough to complain about possibly degraded video, it's also important enough to not multitask. Listen to MP3's on your own dime.
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"The evidence will show that this recount was rigged, maybe not for political reasons, but rigged nonetheless," Prosecutor Kevin Baxter said. http://www.abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory?id=28 06718
The potential problems caused by a thorough investigation into the ramifications of our broken election system might be a bit more than the prosecution wants to take on. That doesn't mean the election system isn't seriously flawed. My OP point was that we need to take off the blinders and deal with the flaws, and that means first admitting that we have a problem.
... and not CNN. I suppose if we had a respectable voter turn out, then big media might think we would find election fraud newsworthy. I guess the president just isn't as important as "American Idol".
You Sir are quite correct. A parent disciplining their child is exactly equal to vigilante/mob rule. The State know best, perhaps all children should be raised by professional social workers instead of these old fashioned amateurs we call "parents".
Your independent and responsible attitude clashes with the vicitm mentality of the masses. If all societal problems are not funneled through the courts and government programs, how are we to be ensured of our much needed protective control by our beloved leaders?
Seriously, we need to give every supreme court judge a TiVo,SlingBox,broadband,video iPod,and laptop, pronto. As they may not have adopted any modern digital/multiformat tastes. They are a kinda old and crusty bunch, being 10 years behind the tech curve could seriously effect the way they view this case.
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You are right many horrible things have been done in the name of christianity, so let's not repeat them.
Now give me a study of ages 14-18, and see how the most popular activities change when the kiddies discover the appeal of the opposite (or same) gender.
"One of the greatest debates within the Muslim Ummah, one that causes division within the Islamic nation and that is often used by the enemies of Islam as a means of ascribing brutality to our religion is centered on the methods by which Islam was propagated throughout the globe. Was Islam spread by the sword? The quick answer to this question is a resounding yes and in this article, we hope to set the record straight using the evidence from the Qur'an and the Sunnah, the practice of the Guided Caliphs and the consensus of the righteous scholars of the Ummah, inshaAllah. While the evidences in this article are by no means exhaustive, inshaAllah they will be adequate to lay this matter to rest...The Prophet (pbuh) said to Abu Hurariah: "You (Muslims) are the best of people for mankind. You bring them in chains to accept Islam so that they end up in paradise (if they fully adhere to it and Allah accepts their deeds). " http://www.jihadunspun.com/intheatre_internal.php? article=107152&list=/home.php
This is more the part of Islam that concerns me.
But it is because I support my nation, that I was against the invasion of Iraq. It was a bad decision made on false information and a family grudge. Quite obviously that particular culture isn't ready for democracy. This rediculous idea that we need to "spread freedom to the world" is about as well placed as people trying to "save my soul" The desire and initial action must come from within in order for any real change to take place.