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The graph shows that the recession IS affecting everyone in all the groups equally.
They are all a few percentage higher than last September, but the ratio is the same as last September.
Instead of doing this by age, gender, race and education they should have shown this by TYPE of job.
Then it would be very uneven.
They should do this kind of graph for health care coverage.
However can you even imagine a "too many bikes" problem in the USA? My town has many bike lanes but bikes have disappeared from even the college campus at an alarming rate as students come in as freshmen with daddy's SUV instead.
There are a bunch of lower cost DIY voip services and Google Voice could crush them in a year.
What Google will MAKE the Web Look Like in 5 Years
Drones, robots, etc. with little or no human toll to pay.
But they will never have competitors as they are the only one that owns the rights to display virtually all of their content online, so they pretty much can do whatever they want, it's a monopoly.
http://my-debugbar.com/wiki/IETester/HomePage
It's the only multi-IE solution I've found (other than VMs) that keeps form elements working properly across versions.
(The only time I watch CNN anymore is before 9am when they have CNN Asia/Europe on which is actually real news.)
Let me guess, CA has low taxes on property, so they have to tax everything else?
RotaTeq costs a little under $4 a dose to make.
Merck has sold a total of more than 24 million doses
in the US, most for $69.59 a pop (a 17-fold markup)
In 19th-century England, Jenner’s smallpox vaccine was
known to be effective. But despite the Compulsory
Vaccination Act of 1853, many people still refused
to take it, and thousands died unnecessarily.
All you have to do to get the measles is to inhabit
the airspace of a contagious person within two hours
of them being there.
Black hole works by gravity. Their device works by reducing reflectivity.
I've noticed it can keep http connections open for extremely long times.
All they had to do was say it doesn't have CONVENTIONAL blades. But then 90% of the low IQ market this is aimed at wouldn't know what they mean, so they just left out "conventional".
(could have sworn that was on xkcd but I guess not)
Second, there is so much prior art on this, if it gets approved we know the patent office is on the take.
Seriously though, isn't Canada's oil in shale and I thought that was the most expensive to produce?