Anybody else want to put on the partisan blinders and take a shot? I didn't know that the blue states in west let you see a doctor without bankrupting you...I was told it was a national problem...darn media.
Actually after RTFA they had surveillance cameras in the house that caught all the dimwitted action. Sounds like a great home to spend those formative years.
I get your gruff here but consider text messaging. How terrible was it to type a text on your old phone with the number pad? Yet people were eating it up...which drove demand for phones with full keyboards to make texting easier (yet still pretty 'uncomfortable'). Consumers liked the usefulness of texting from their phone and dealt with the difficulty. Innovators made it easier and easier to text from a phone. I would guess more people spend time texting on their phones than talking these days. Tablets will advance, too. Many of the comments about never being able to create content or have the full computing experience are ignoring the technological leaps we have made in the last 15 years. We will get there.
Yes, that is how I understand Federal Tax rules (I had to fill it out this year for my wife's side business she started, think she ended up with $3 profit after expenses). It may be different for the state of MN but usually the state rules are similar to Fed tax rules for the most part. Of course, all the comments from the auditor are unnecessary but if the criteria aren't met then the couple should be dealt the punishment due.
Ah, everyone's rights...isn't everything somebody's right nowadays? If you have to depend on the government to afford you your rights then you have no rights at all.
What? What does Grooveshark "sell" on their premises or website? Or any file locker? They sell data storage. Just because somebody puts infringing works into storage doesn't make the provider liable. The analogy works in meat space, too. A mini-storage locker is what is sold...the space inside. The owner has no idea what goes in. But you want to make him liable for what goes in there? Take that to Walmart. They sell a bunch of goods. Say they sell Toshiba laptops that turn out to have exploding batteries. Is Walmart all the sudden responsible? Someone bought a gun and bullets then went and murdered a cop...Walmart needs to be brought to justice! How stupid is that.
Not that it is much of a saving grace but I thought I saw a headline that the re-run of Big Bang Theory beat out American Idol in the ratings last week.
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Anybody else want to put on the partisan blinders and take a shot? I didn't know that the blue states in west let you see a doctor without bankrupting you...I was told it was a national problem...darn media.
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And how many democrats stepped out and shouted to the world to oppose this? Bueller? Bueller?
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Well, I guess if the plan is to carpet bomb a "general region" then accuracy will be pretty high.
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Actually after RTFA they had surveillance cameras in the house that caught all the dimwitted action. Sounds like a great home to spend those formative years.
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From the looks of this story and the environment he must live in I doubt he is all that 'healed up' as it is.
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If you see one cockroach, there are thousands in the wall. Anomaly?...Get real!
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I get your gruff here but consider text messaging. How terrible was it to type a text on your old phone with the number pad? Yet people were eating it up...which drove demand for phones with full keyboards to make texting easier (yet still pretty 'uncomfortable'). Consumers liked the usefulness of texting from their phone and dealt with the difficulty. Innovators made it easier and easier to text from a phone. I would guess more people spend time texting on their phones than talking these days. Tablets will advance, too. Many of the comments about never being able to create content or have the full computing experience are ignoring the technological leaps we have made in the last 15 years. We will get there.
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Yeah...thanks to Apple ads I know how to use my Android tablet. Or perhaps the 10 page instruction manual helped...i dunno.
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Yes, that is how I understand Federal Tax rules (I had to fill it out this year for my wife's side business she started, think she ended up with $3 profit after expenses). It may be different for the state of MN but usually the state rules are similar to Fed tax rules for the most part. Of course, all the comments from the auditor are unnecessary but if the criteria aren't met then the couple should be dealt the punishment due.
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Oy! Am I getting repetitious repetitious!
Par for the course, blue...all your blathering is repetitious..day in...day out.
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Ah, everyone's rights...isn't everything somebody's right nowadays? If you have to depend on the government to afford you your rights then you have no rights at all.
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What? What does Grooveshark "sell" on their premises or website? Or any file locker? They sell data storage. Just because somebody puts infringing works into storage doesn't make the provider liable. The analogy works in meat space, too. A mini-storage locker is what is sold...the space inside. The owner has no idea what goes in. But you want to make him liable for what goes in there? Take that to Walmart. They sell a bunch of goods. Say they sell Toshiba laptops that turn out to have exploding batteries. Is Walmart all the sudden responsible? Someone bought a gun and bullets then went and murdered a cop...Walmart needs to be brought to justice! How stupid is that.
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Whooooosh!
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So Walmart is responsible of any misdeed done on their property? Sounds pretty idiotic to me and anybody with half a brain.
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So many people have died in the name of god, then any other way.
I think most people die of natural causes or illness...but what the hell, lets blame the religious types.
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Gay Jay was on my ballot as the Libertarian candidate. You'd have to write Ron Paul in, though.
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Well, the FBI was warned about one of the boys and checked him out a bit...then decided to forget about him.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/apr/21/boston-marathon-bombings-fbi-tsarnaev
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You've got it all wrong! When a whack-job sets off a bomb it is the whack-job's fault...when a whack-job shoots a gun it is the gun's fault.
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SomewhereEverywhere, Big Brother Is Smiling: Congress Sells Your Privacy For A Cool $84 MillionNot that it is much of a saving grace but I thought I saw a headline that the re-run of Big Bang Theory beat out American Idol in the ratings last week.
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And I forgot to mention the annual tax forms to the Feds and each state.