If what you say is true, I think you should talk to the marketing departments for these places.
Nearly ever university and college on the planet sells itself on career promises.
The camera in my Galaxy is actually surprisingly good. However (and unsurprisingly), it doesn't have red-eye reduction and such photography modes.
The point is marriage is not a right, it's a license. The limited purpose of marriage is procreation (although it is not a requirement). Gays cannot procreate. We also limit marriage so you can't marry mulitple spouses, the same gender, immediate family, animals or objects.
Since the dawn of time, the family, consisting of a husband, wife, and their children, has been the fundamental unit of society. Now, gays want to legitimize their recreational lifestyle by demanding marriage. You can do whatever you want in the privacy of your bedroom, but we are not going to alter the whole structure of our civilization for your sexual preference.
Which is why the EMTs advised not taking any chances.
That was no oversight. That was a decision to not waste state resources persecuting people with medical problems. It was also a deliberate slap in the face message to the federal government. If enough states send that message, perhaps the moral crusaders on "the hill" will be forced to act more sensibly.
Bull. Shit. Counter-Strike Source had 93,500 people playing it when I checked last sunday. CS1.6 had another 69,000 people playing. TF2'd got 19,400 and l4d was in fourth place with 16,600 players.
All told valve had ~200,000 people playing just their top four games at 10:00AM on a freakin sunday. Call of Duty 4 regularly has less players than a HL2 mod (insurgency specifically) and barely beats it by a dozen or so players other times.
PC gamers are not utterly worthless, they are not a nonexistant or marginal market, and they are not a dying breed. IW/Activision and companies like them are just trying desperately to convince the world that the egg of poor-PC sales laid the chicken of shitty ports and consolization and not the other way around.
Which is about up there with figuring out how to make 2 + 2 = 4.
Everything currently points to it being flat out impossible. Not improbable, not a a tough problem to figure out (ie, usable fusion generators or something that is just a hard problem), but not physically possible.
Assuming that all insolvable problems will magically become not so given enough time and technology isn't a wise bet.
Sorry, I posted this. Needed to save my place while getting work done at the same time.
I am me, and I endorsed this message.
Is it just me, or do the video and article both CLEARLY state that it's rat brain cells, not human brain cells?
"And remember: Evil will always prevail, because Good is dumb." -- Spaceballs