Comment Detailed analysis by Orin Kerr (Score 3, Interesting) 662
Orin Kerr has the usual detailed and insightful analysis of the case here (long, worth reading):
tl;dr - Don't talk to the police.
Orin Kerr has the usual detailed and insightful analysis of the case here (long, worth reading):
tl;dr - Don't talk to the police.
With all the other challenges of putting a viable human colony on Mars, it seems like perchlorates in the soil are small beans indeed.
Ah, so you think men are all objects too? We can only respond in the ways your sexist stereotypes dictate?
Who is treating them as objects? Could it be the ones who are using them as pawns to score cheap political points?
Because after all, nothing says "you're a real person" more than acting offended by the fact that *some* women can make money by being attractive and pleasant.
I tell you what, when the UN converts all its restaurants and cafeterias to raise and serve insects then get back to us.
Blah blah blah fail bullshit.
Never ever ever talk to to police. Not ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8z7NC5sgik&list=PLF86A38E34934761B
It's hard enough to give a development project your full attention while you're at home, much less "hopping from hostel to hostel" or leeching internet connections in cafes.
...as far as I can remember.
If you want peace, then prepare for war.
Propaganda back atcha. Right-wing groups withdrew their applications because the IRS made inappropriate demands for information, because they couldn't afford lawyers to fight it. Demands that were not made of left-wing groups.
The IRS already admitted this. You don't have a leg to stand on.
The IRS was completely partisan about whose applications they held up. Democrat groups got approved right away. Tea Party did not.
No, they were not totally correct. The IRS was politicized.
It gets better. The IRS commissioner who was in charge when the IRS was denying tax-exempt status to right-wing political groups is now in charge of implementing Obamacare requirements. Naw, there won't be any partisan shenanigans. How dare you even think that? You wouldn't want your dear old granny to be denied that hip operation now would you?
Read between the lines: "the law is irrelevant" so there will be no legal repercussions. It's the Chicago Way.
Structured programming and objects are afterthoughts. Arbitrary data structures likewise.
No first-class functions. No lambdas.
Not that your typical business report program has any use for those things.
I tell them to turn to the study of mathematics, for it is only there that they might escape the lusts of the flesh. -- Thomas Mann, "The Magic Mountain"
