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Comment #3815055
i signed-up my mom. she'll love it. personally, there's a 5/7 chance a beautiful day reminder will make me grouchy before i even head out the door. a weekend/holiday only option mi…
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Comment #3293489
shouldn't it print out the top? i read from the top down, anyone else?
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Comment #2777538
Because you don't like the censoring country's government and you want to subvert their rule? Maybe you're another government yourself and you're willing to pay for this?
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Comment #2592602
he's 17
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Comment #2224749
That question is impossible to answer. We don't know what you are trying to do. We can't know what your position actually is.
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Comment #2190440
they're also a lot closer to dead.
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Comment #2102335
spoken like a true plumber
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Comment #2031985
...and kudos to those that helped them. it was a great idea. i hope we see more of it.
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Comment #1974225
how many of those scientists realize that?
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Comment #1945646
it made me think very highly of him. i'm sure the people along whatever career path this man follows will feel the same.
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Comment #1921968
...since meditation posts are a recurring theme. this guy is a good speaker, as is vipassana the real deal. there are worse ways to spend and hour or two if this is something at in…
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Comment #1912754
i agree that demanding perfect testing is ridiculous in most scenarios, especially when talking about human trials. however, that's not what i'm suggesting should happen. i also do…
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Comment #1911577
the UCSF letter explains why this is not a valid comparison. the ambient radiation absorbed in flight and the radiation of the mwbs are not in the same part of the spectrum so they…
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Comment #1896387
you are worth what someone will pay.
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Comment #1894208
look inside your average quantitative analysis or risk management group and you'll see that they definitely do.
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Comment #1864872
exactly. to a cynic, of which there are many in the younger population that tends not to vote in the US, "mostly works" can mean "doesn't work" (...so why bother?) if you KNEW the …
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Comment #1862853
The problem may be tricky, but surely it's worth solving and doing so publicly. Shouldn't this be doable? Of all the things i would like to see well-intentioned billionaires do, fu…
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Comment #1858610
You're making a joke, but this whole story does suggest that it might be good strategy to send a few "red flag" passengers along with the actual terrorist that is careful to appear…
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Comment #1726163
in the video- the voice announcing the color of the piano keys should be pitched to match the notes on the keyboard. they're missing a huge music education/development opportunity.…
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Comment #1719255
um, there (should be) an app for that? the whole setup could probably bluetooth to a mobile device as a recorder. i might want to know it's dedicated, though. if the wheel is spinn…
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Comment #1719252
I'm also a big fan of the black-box idea. i live in the same area as guy in article. been hit 3 times. twice sideswiped by an aggressively right-turning vehicle that thought they s…
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Comment #1702800
put best: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfdZTZQvuCo
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Comment #1559200
Any response to the comment that 9% seems awfully steep? That's worse than Coinstar.