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AndyIngram
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AndyIngram
14y ago
I am currently reading this book and also find it a good modern interpretation. It has a concise background on the stoics and combines and interprets the teachings of many of them in to an easy to understand principles. I bought this in co
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14y ago
That may be right. Maybe the Portuguese brought them over after being influenced by France.
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14y ago
It is a fairly simple process, you do it while seated so the water falls into the toilet.
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14y ago
shattaf's (North American salad sprayer but for the restroom) work much better then the Japanese toilets, however I would only want to use one in my residence not a public/work restroom. They are common in Brazil and the Middle East, I thin
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Source with more images: http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/11/01/introducing-the-phys...
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looks like they just pushed the update.
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14y ago
looks like Google Now.
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14y ago
Saw this https://squareup.com/directory/payfirma
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14y ago
Starbucks still uses the strip. Although or all new cards use chip and pin now and most retailers can still use the mag strip.
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Thanks for pointing that out. It shows Apples focus on the user to consider something that would be easy to over look.
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I have the nexus 7 and will be getting the new iPad 4thgen to replace my 1st gen. I love the Nexus but the mini looks great. The only worry I would have is that the bezels on the vertical sides look almost look to thin. Even when reading wi
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Qualcomm's $170,000 Android App Challenge
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Where are they giving up liberty. You have to look at the problems from an India perspective not a first world one. Personal identification is a solved problem here but in India lack of trust and lack of access prevents many people from gai
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14y ago
That's your choice.
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No its not. Over allotments are to stabilize the lack of sellers above the offering price and to raise additional capital for the issuer. It could be a reason for the price returning to $38 but most likely that was not why either. The buys
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14y ago
I think it may be more of a success for advertising companies in most circumstances.
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15y ago
It would be highly unlikely for Groupon to issue a dividend, but shorting does have risks you need to educate yourself on if you are going to attempt it. I have a feeling options particularly put options would be priced highly at this time
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15y ago
But Amazons data is also not directly associated with your credit card but is to your shopping and browsing history on the site.
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I am surprised that more comments do not share this view. It is a cool technology but i worry that there are too many ulterior motives behind wanting to control your wallet on your phone. I also am not sure if the convenience factor is high
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I have the same problem, even with a UPS store 2 minutes away I need to call to organize the drop off at the store and pay a five dollar extra charge or its a hour and a half drive out to the depot and back.
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Wow, I was only slightly aware of the problems at BoA, but this deal must mean that they were having a big problem raising money. You would think they could of had a fire-sale of some assets like their china holdings to better protect share
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If a user requests not to be tracked they should not be tracked. Even when the information is harmless, as I am sure it most likely is in this case, it sets a bad example and will make it worse for the industry.
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.19c vs .10c for the old one but they will last 2.5 times longer. And the polymer and is from Australia. source http://calgary.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20110620/boc-...
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Even if it is 23 times normal it appears to be lower then living next to Ontario's nuclear plants with 1.1 microsieverts at Darlington, 2.8 microsieverts at Pickering. http://www.opg.com/safety/nsafe/nuclear/ not an expert and the spellin
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Tokyo radiation levels 23 times normal: officials
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I think the idea is great also. http://frogbox.com/ is a company started here in Vancouver who does the same thing. they also have started franchising it. I have never used them but had a friend looked into using them and said it was too
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I wonder about the legality of this. Can Facebook claim ownership of your data and block this? time stamp: 56 users signed up Jan 26th at 5:04pm pst
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Facebook DataMine
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Bjarke Ingels to Build a Combo Ski Slope and Power Plant
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Congratulations on the launch. I like the look of the product and wished my landlord would use it. Looking at the comments you may want to adjust the pitch a bit to show that it makes the day to day management of units more efficient. If yo
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