Comment Re:It is time. (Score 1) 2987
The nearest gun carrier to Giffords was drinking coffee in a shop around the corner and down the street from the Dem rally being held. By the time he got there Loghner had fumbled a mag change and been mobbed.
The nearest gun carrier to Giffords was drinking coffee in a shop around the corner and down the street from the Dem rally being held. By the time he got there Loghner had fumbled a mag change and been mobbed.
Of course, there's the fact that things like carbon trading schemes and everything else proposed by Al Gore et al has about as much to do with the environmental equivalent of chemotherapy as homeopathy has to do with medicine
The real issue is that none of the "solutions" advocated by the vast, vast, vast majority of the AGW crowd would remotely solve oceanic acidification. It would perhaps drop the saturation point in 100 years from what the high would be without said plans, but since saturation is so slow and we are already seeing effects that means virtually nothing. Which means the only solutions are either killing off the vast majority of humanity and hoping land based carbon sinks grow fast enough to offset the current acidification, or for humans to engineer a massive man-made carbon sequestration scheme.
Wow you're stupid. In point of fact, as long as they pay the licensing fees which are a flat rate, they can play whatever song they want. It's just considered uncouth to do so when the band bitches abuut it.
Self-employed people will hit between 50 and 60% when working in Illinois for an LLC with company profits over 200,000 per employee. No matter if that money was going to be invested back into the company or not.
Yes, because without venture capitalists Hostess wouldn't have gone under in 2009. Instead it would have miraculously become solvent while upholding all its union obligations and there would have been Twinkies for everybody.
True, but they had to get rid of the Ponds somehow. I'm still convinced that at some point the Doctor will realize that gravestones don't necessarily have BODIES under them and bring back the Ponds to their proper present. However, being a companion or two past them he will no longer snuggle up to them like a neglected puppy.
Trust me, reading the actual review it only gets worse.
The pizzas were "free" as part of an NFL promotion. The idea being that people would buy multiple pizzas at a time on game day, and their 'free' pizza. Given this is the second year running such a promotion, it obviously increases sales more than enough to offset the loss. So unless you're suggesting an Obamacare day promotion to get people to buy pizza to offset Obamacare's cost, your post is useless. This is especially true as revenue is not cost.
No, it went down because of a high pressure water leak and poor design. The SCRAM worked perfectly as designed and the reactor has never been any trouble.
Exactly, this is the same country where the prosecutors in the Knox trial had her motives ranging from satanic orgy, to sex games gone wrong, to drug money homicide, to jealousy, to Knox just being a sociopath, and reefer madness. Basically, NEVER get arrested in Italy.
No, the reason most people don't eat carnivores is because carnivores are both a much smaller population, and tend to taste fucking nasty. At least mammilian carnivores do. Alligator's actually pretty tasty.
No, it was revived by Johnson. Nixon just formally passed a law.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_on_Drugs
In 1968, Lyndon B. Johnson decided that the government needed to make an effort to curtail the social unrest that blanketed the country at the time. He decided to focus his efforts on illegal drug use. While this may seem to be an unrelated initiative, Johnson’s choice to go after illegal drugs was in line with expert opinion on the subject at the time. In the 1960s, it was believed that at least half of the crime in the U.S. was drug related, and this number grew as high as 90 percent in the next decade.[64] He created the Reorganization Plan of 1968 which merged the Bureau of Narcotics and the Bureau of Drug Abuse to form the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs within the Department of Justice.[65] The belief during this time about drug use was summarized by journalist Max Lerner in his celebrated work America as a Civilization:
"As a case in point we may take the known fact of the prevalence of reefer and dope addiction in Negro areas. This is essentially explained in terms of poverty, slum living, and broken families, yet it would be easy to show the lack of drug addiction among other ethnic groups where the same conditions apply.
Alcohol's worse, and it regularly kills other people in the prime of their life, not 50 years down the road.
Since it's not illegal, every single one of these places is going to get hit with a massive lawsuit. It's like refusing to hire someone who eats bacon.
Make sure your code does nothing gracefully.