Maybe they're not doing it right. I suspect transcranial magnetic stimulation could be an effective cure for homosexuality and transsexuality.
This is so fuckin' real. The group that is between ~36-53 right now is going to basically be able to write their own ticket for the next 15 or so years, provided that they individually aren't a total fuck up.
RAM=random access memory
that entire article is sourced from 3 anonymous people who heard a remark and a fourth briefed on them, and then some faggot democrat saying that they have things so deep a bunker buster can't reach them. why did they choose isfahen to claim that about? why not fordow?
Considering Bannon's history of being an anti-Islam pro-"War in the Middle East" War Hawk, I'd argue he's subtlety hinting that he wants the latter options in charge/thinks Bibi should have glassed Gaza.
jackson's also named for her stupid opinions in Mahmoud v taylor (5+ times?)and Diamond Alternative energy v Environmental protection agency (once)
The only people i hate more than muslims from shit hole counties are alphabet faggots.
They can't. Class actions are such an enormous pain in the ass for courts that getting them certified is extremely complex and extremely expensive specifically to discourage them. This is not something that can be pencil whipped.
It’s Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software and there’s a free pdf. It won’t so much teach you how to code as answer that nagging question—how did we take electricity and turn it into this. Maybe it’s weird but I don’t think Terry was so crazy for seeing God in the machine.
It uses magnetic fields to alter activity in areas of the brain: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcranial_magnetic_stimulation.
While this is generally true, there are states that have "school choice programs" that will subsidize homeschooling or even private school tuition even if you're not dirt poor. I'm not saying this because I disagree with you (welfare leeches are a serious problem), but as a small whitepill for anyone starting a family and worried about the state of public education. It's absolutely worth the paperwork and headache of going through - you can easily shave over over half if not +80% of the total cost of tuition at a private school. As for homeschooling, they will literally write you a check as long as you spend it on stuff that's relatively schooling-related.
Rule 23 is pretty laborious, but they've never before had the same motive to try and cut corners. And its appealability in case of certification is up to a circuit judge or the district judge, which is not good for the First Circuit where their preferred forums are. And proceedings don't necessarily end upon appeal.
No, not much study was "permitted" by mainstream academia, and what little was published of course went with globohomo orthodoxy that it's all horrible and evil. Attempting to study it today from a "neutral" or even "hey maybe it does work" position gets you tossed out of academia and branded a "homophobe" for life.
