I am looking for an add on to my MB Air. I had a motion computing tablet PC that was only useful to me a ereader. I loved it on the plane, but no where else. I am looking for a "Kindle-ish" sized (the larger one) tablet that has a color screen for multimedia magazine reading ( I really want my photography and video magazines electronically), and reading PDFs. If I can do some light computing that will raise its value as I can sometimes leave my laptop behind. Most of the time I would expect to have both, and my bag will still weigh less when I leave the stack of papers behind. The price range is way too low given most current readers are on the high range of the spread in the survey.

We found the best pizza any in our group had in a little town that none of use can recall the name of just north of Bordeaux. It had a thin crispy crust. One was duck and apple, another more traditional tomato and salami, and mine was with carbonara. All were fantastic. It had been baked in wood fired oven.

Cattle are one of the most successful species on the planet. Why? Because, they threw their lot in with humans. Humans do don't care about preserving something with which they have no relationship. It takes resources to keep cows, and few to none will do it unless they is an economic benefit. Therefore, one must wonder is PETA's real motive to drive cows extinct in their drive to save cows from humans?

To extend your reasoning, actually, there is a single continent of Afro-eurasia because of the continuous landmass joined at the Isthmus of Suez until, as you say, somebody decided to split it... so jumping from Africa to Europe is no less intercontinental than crossing the Panamanian land bridge. Actually, it has been proposed that this is a single continent, just look up continent in wikipedia

So really there should be only 4 olympic rings since the olympic bigots leave out Antarctica, of course, there has not been a team from there. Maybe there should be only 3 since Australia is hardly more than a big island. To be fair though, I believe the rings represent world regions, rather than continents, even if continents is the word they use

Wait. I assuming your values are correct as I have not read the original article. Your equation is fine, but you missed a piece and I hope this legal precedent did not use this same logic. What about units here? 2040 ft/30 sec is 68 ft/sec which is 46.4 miles/hr I guess you are right he was speeding, by 1.4 miles/hr

We use DeployStudio, a freeware project http://www.deploystudio.com/ . Support for DS is pretty from the community, or you can buy training, but if you want to go with a vendor product JAMF Casper suite makes a great product, that we did not think was outrageously expensive.

And in my fields, often, color. I would use an ereader more for periodicals than books, but I really need color.

I used 58.44 and molecular weight and all top ten hits told me what molecule I was dealing with. Same with 58.44 g/mol. You are right, numbers require context or 58.44 could be anything, and most of the time a generic search without units the context would be wrong. I am sure that I have used 58.44 outside the context of chemistry much more often than I have in it even though I spent many years in a molecular biology lab.

You must work for Disney. You would have us believe that all use must be sanctioned by the rights holder and that is simply not the case. You fail to mention fair use exceptions. It may not apply in this case, but any person who states that the rights holder has exclusive control of a work without the exception of where that use is fair should get a slap along side the head.

If this had been done on a Mac it could have been made well before Kylie was born. iPhoto was released in 2002.

Since it is an introduced bill it should read "new law would require..." The title suggests that it has been signed into law. Better yet would would be "Newly introduced bill would require..."

In general, if you are sick or injured you get better or die. If you die you can't say anything about the failure of your medical care. If you have received care, more than likely likely you will improve. The question is whether the care altered the healing. Since humans like to find patterns, which help us predict future events, we tend to associate an action with an outcome. So, if we tend to get better, and we receive care, unless we are careful we will assume the care was positively associated with getting better. I really wish we were better able to teach that correlation does not imply causation.
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