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solar oven would be great to bake these
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that would then mean that no government in the world is legitimate. Maybe we should invalidate all laws/regs passed during Obama's presidency, since he has fundamentally reneged on the promises he made in his campaign?
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ivanca - let those of you without sin cast the first stone. I'm sure if you name a group you're a member of we can find something less than savory about it.
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Let's take a look at that: Quick, tell me which ISP provides fiber to the home with unlimited bandwidth? Only 1, so far, and only in limited areas. If it was ONLY our judgement that determined the quality, then I would be all for it. U
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http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=apply+dog+vision+to+pho...
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I like this one better: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=apply+dog+vision+to+pho...
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Gates is towing the party line, he just wants to keep status quo. All the companies suing the government are doing it for the theatre "oh please Mr Government, you REALLY REALLY shouldn't take this data and use it", meanwhile
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I had to wait until my 40's to gain weight. In HS I weighed 125lbs (at 6'1"). Boot camp (PI) put on 17lbs in 3 months through a combination of a sadistic DI and good food. I stayed at 142 until... I don't know when. Now,
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And then there's Common Core, which seems to teach children insanity.
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notepad text document here, that opens whenever I login
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anecdotal evidence and ad hominem attacks don't help you argue your points.
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So you're saying that with the 6 million cancelled policies, the government has killed approximately 6000 people with this new mandate?
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Says the people that do nothing but report the news. "She can tell you bout a plane crash, with a gleam in her eyes. They love to cut you down to size."
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ECMA Standardization means nothing with Microsoft. They will still continue the Embrace Extend Extinguish path, no matter if there is a standard or not. Just look at OOXML to see where MS does not follow their own 'standard'.
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Windows 8.1, so bad they're giving it away for free. Seriously, doesn't this fall under monopoly no-nos?
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No, an idea is worthless UNTIL it is implemented.
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Can we just please get a group of Congress critters that are looking out for the good of the country? This endless political wrangling to ensure re-election is killing our nation. And bring our people back home. As a former Marine, I'm
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submarine, cable tap, plan is a waste of time and money if anti-spying is the reason.
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Cumming, GA
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depends - with water and sunlight we should be able to colonize several planets in our solar system - getting sustainable crops going might be a problem, but once the soil biome is established: profit!
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you say react as if there's an awareness by the group of organisms that they are dying out, when that's far from the truth. Think of a species as a network, with the leaf nodes around for only a specific length of time. Add in sev
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I think that's where the job market has gone wrong in IT: bosses think salaried == enslaved
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About like you'd expect, he shrugged it off and went on with his meeting.
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I work in the IT business - there are plenty of times when weekend work is the only way to get something done (don't get me started on broken architecture that precludes rolling weekday rollouts). I just take the time away from some ot
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I had a boss tell me at an end of year meeting that another employee had worked 1000 more hours that year than I had. I looked my boss in the eye and said "then he's doing something wrong". Consistent 60 hour weeks is a failu
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>I don't think that makes any sense. I mean, I literally don't understand what you're trying to say, and none of your assertions seem to be relevant to each other. Think about it this way: which sex has historically been u
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It's a complex situation, one we're not going to resolve any time soon, if ever. I believe (and it's just from my observations) that the cultural 'oppression' grew out of very real biological differences. But as our
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I think what the GP means is that there is a very vocal, very vitriolic subsection of the feminist movement that claim there is NO reason for the differences in men and women, other than the historical repression of women by men. Which coul
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here's another link, just popped today: http://www.nature.com/ncomms/2013/131122/ncomms3771/full/nco... "This study provides unequivocal evidence that sex-biased gene expression in the adu
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It's interesting watching the conversation over sex differences take shape. On the one hand, we have a group of people that say even though males and females are biologically different there are NO differences in the way we think or pe
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