On Thursday, May 13, 2004 9:07 AM "Robert A. Book"
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>> Check out this website. It's a real time warp.
>> And yes, Virginia does license barbers!
> >
> > http://www.state.va.us/dpor/indexne.html
>
> Don't most states license barbers?
AFAIK. However, in my area, barber lice
Do you know of any studies of cost-plus financing, especially as used by
the US government in funding aerospace projects? I know this is one of
the main ways NASA funds its projects and it would seem to increase the
cost of any project.
Regards,
Dan
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I'm not sure about the 18-year cycle, but there are political
cycles too, such as the Presidential cycle. Yet this doesn't line up with
18-years.
Regarding why a shift to real estate? I think because
there's a basic belief that real estate is a long lasting store of value.
Other assets
"Is the nuclear proliferation a blessing?"
"Yes it is. Why? Because things that are good for us are good for
others. Terror equilibrium has been guarantor of peace in Europe during
the Cold War. Without it Soviets could have a temptation to invade
Europe. When there are no nuclear weapons there
http://www.space.com/news/060224_rutan_hiring.html
I'd like to know what everyone here believes are the incentives for and
against justice. In particular, what are the incentives for any type
government to be just vs. the incentives for it to not be so. Also,
what would be the incentives and disincentives in a polycentric legal
order -- i.e., a s
