Oh give me a fucking break. "Global inequality" doesn't give you the right to start holding human beings hostage for ransom money.
No. It doesn't. It does, however, explain why it happens. A person grows up in abject poverty, and thanks to mass media's portrayal of the western world, he realizes just how much poverty he's got to deal with. He sees that there's not really anything that separates him from people in wealthier parts of the world other than what's effectively birth right. He begins to resent that relative wealth, and he begins to develop a sense of entitlement. Why shouldn't he have the same wealth that the rich have?
That sense of entitlement is what, he feels, gives him the right to hold a person hostage demanding ransom.
I believe the phenomenon you refer to is more commonly know as 'liberalism'.
It can't, that's why I use Live Search. It doesn't understand the query, the data, or the result. Unfortunately, for the OP, it doesn't support encryption.
This is correct - a nuclear missile submarine's whole purpose is to hide. According to this writeup, the Admiralty and the US Navy compare notes on the subs' planned courses to avoid such incidents; we can only assume that the French are not privy to these planning sessions.
We keep the French out of the loop to prevent a breach of operational security next time they surrender.
As long as little Johnny feels good about himself it's okay if he thinks 2 + 2 = 5. In the real world he'll have computers and calculators to depend on for math anyway.
I thinks it's more a safety concern than a logistics issue. Despite how often the maneuver is performed by military pilots, midair refueling is still an inherently dangerous operation. AFAIK it has never been done with the president on board.
In every stage of these Oppressions We have Petitioned for Redress in the most humble terms: Our repeated Petitions have been answered only by repeated injury. A Prince, whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people.
Jupiter would probably be easier. 8-12% Helium by volume in the upper atmosphere, and the rest is Hydrogen.
Sounds like Hydrogen would be cheaper as it's more plentiful. What could possibly go wrong?
<Steve Erwin impression>...and here we have one of the rarest of all specimens: the +1 Flamebait </Steve Erwin impression>
I know, thou shalt not ignore the preview when being a wise ass. Yeah, yeah.
To be clear, I'm saying the system as a whole should be patentable (infrared), but not the software used to decode it.
That's where the copyright takes over.
(ducks, runs for cover)
To be clear, I'm saying the system as a whole should be patentable (infrared), but not the software used to decode it.
That's were the copyright takes over.
(ducks, runs for cover)
And we'll be able tell that Wolfram has truly made it when "Wolfram" surpasses "Yahoo" as the most googled word.
We'll be taking your kingdom now. Thanks for stopping by.
Plutonium-238 for 2015 delivery now trading at $852,272.73 per ounce.
No. It doesn't. It does, however, explain why it happens. A person grows up in abject poverty, and thanks to mass media's portrayal of the western world, he realizes just how much poverty he's got to deal with. He sees that there's not really anything that separates him from people in wealthier parts of the world other than what's effectively birth right. He begins to resent that relative wealth, and he begins to develop a sense of entitlement. Why shouldn't he have the same wealth that the rich have?
That sense of entitlement is what, he feels, gives him the right to hold a person hostage demanding ransom.
I believe the phenomenon you refer to is more commonly know as 'liberalism'.
What's an OP?
It can't, that's why I use Live Search. It doesn't understand the query, the data, or the result. Unfortunately, for the OP, it doesn't support encryption.
You brought a 12" laptop to a porn shoot and they didn't offer you a part?
Oh, come on, you know you were all thinking it!
Still on dial-up here. You wouldn't believe the savings from using HTTP://3626153261.
Good point. So I can get my cheat sheet up to date, how many cubits of papyrus per Library of Congress?
Sew their!
That'll go over like a lead balloon.
Dupes are the left over stem cells that refused to differentiate.
This is correct - a nuclear missile submarine's whole purpose is to hide. According to this writeup, the Admiralty and the US Navy compare notes on the subs' planned courses to avoid such incidents; we can only assume that the French are not privy to these planning sessions.
We keep the French out of the loop to prevent a breach of operational security next time they surrender.
Our government should not be in the business of making it more expensive for me to go see my family 100 miles away.
But I assume that you agree they should make it /possible/ to see your family 100 miles away?
Thereby making it more expensive for me for you to see your family 100 miles away.
As long as little Johnny feels good about himself it's okay if he thinks 2 + 2 = 5. In the real world he'll have computers and calculators to depend on for math anyway.
-National Education Association Handbook
I thinks it's more a safety concern than a logistics issue. Despite how often the maneuver is performed by military pilots, midair refueling is still an inherently dangerous operation. AFAIK it has never been done with the president on board.
I am a slashdot reader. I have no fucking idea what POTUS or SCOTUS means, not because I am stupid, but because I am not American.
"...but I repeat myself." -Mark Twain
<runs for cover>
Does the average layperson know what AFB stands for?
They certainly do!
Seems to me we've had this problem before:
In every stage of these Oppressions We have Petitioned for Redress in the most humble terms: Our repeated Petitions have been answered only by repeated injury. A Prince, whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people.
Hopefully, this government gets it act straight.
Glad they aren't expected to handle anything really important... oh, wait...