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badwetter
16y ago
Maybe talk to a reputable immigration consultant for the best way to move forward. That's probably what I'd do.
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16y ago
I want to know the answer to this to.
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badwetter
16y ago
Silly post; since when does U.S law have anything to doe with citizens from another country.
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16y ago
I haven't found that even with the large MPixel size that camera phones don't do a good enough job colour/tone/gscale wise. But for most people these camera phones are probably good enough.
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16y ago
Good to hear that there is some way to support Wikileaks now that Paypal has cut and run. Very disappointed in how some U.S. companies are reacting, when the U.S. makes fun of countries like Iran, China etc., for doing basically the same.
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16y ago
Good to see the lad's government finally come out and support him! It's time the U.S. bore the entire responsiblity not some fall guy.
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Profiling Lone Terrorists
(schneier.com)
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badwetter
16y ago
Go http://ca.indeed.com/ and have a look. Of course hopefully a Canadian that has a startup on Ycombinator will respond first. ;)
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16y ago
Interesting; next time please put some paragraphs breaks in to make it easier to read. ;)
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16y ago
Good post!
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It seems to me that burning the house to the ground is merely an excuse to check some of the disaster planning methods and equipment to determine accuracy of fall out equipment etc. I strongly doubt that most of the material is too hazardo
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16y ago
Thanks; some of the free ones look pretty interesting.
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Explorer's Protected Mode can be bypassed
(h-online.com)
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Simultaneously Desalinate Water, Produce Hydrogen and Treat Wastewater
(sciencedaily.com)
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Reasons Groupon's Rejection Is Great For Us
(businessinsider.com)
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Oil Industry Pissed off at Greenpeace Satire
(cbc.ca)
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16y ago
Not really much new in the article; maybe the show will be better. That's why the military does extreme training. If you can make training worse or just as stressful as the real thing then the response when needed will be more effective. At
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16y ago
Thanks for the information.
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16y ago
You're kidding right
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16y ago
Wow! Don't know what to say. Surely the DA in Sweden is aware of these facts
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Great read -- Like ggchappell it's probably about keeping lobbyists happy hence campaign contributions coming. Very happy the individual artists are doing better however.
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16y ago
Pretty stupid article. Of course they're subjective where is the surprise there
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Reporters Sans Frontières - Proposed law on international cooperation
(en.rsf.org)
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Is social media useful for judging older job candidates?
(ft.com)
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16y ago
Most of the media rules regarding trials etc., need to be rethought. Same as many laws in my opinion. Laws need to be constanly updated now that our societies move at a faster pace in terms of innovation.
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16y ago
Depends on a case by case basis. I think in some cases one might actually want a jury trial. Still there isn't many people being tried by a jury of their peers anymore, if you know what I mean.