He was interviewed on the last "The Skeptical Guide to the Universe" (my
favorite Podcast):
http://www.theskepticsguide.org/skepticsguide/podcastinfo.asp?pid=51
Basically he's out to prove that the Earth does NOT feature continental
drift or other aspects of plate tectonics. Instead the Earth is
I'll believe that when there's a rational child support system in this country
:)
>(2.) If you fertilize an egg, no matter where, you're responsible for
>that life until he/she is 18.
~|
Introducing the Fusion Authority Quarterl
> Dana wrote:
> well then, that position, as stated by you, is rather silly.
The Bush position, at least, seems the most consistent:
(1.) Life begins at fertilization.
(2.) If you fertilize an egg, no matter where, you're responsible for
that life until he/she is 18.
(3.) If you purposely create
well then, that position, as stated by you, is rather silly. No point in
arguing it if nobody is defnding it.
>> Dana wrote:
>> However, your position leads to the contention that all ova have a right to
>> be born
>
>It's not my position, it's just a position that I am clarifying so
>that I can
as opposed of course to the current model of peace and prosperity...
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/e46a3d1e-1a6d-11db-848c-779e2340.html
>He must be deranged. The Sunnis stand to be the big losers if we pull
>out too soon. Then we'll end up with another Kosovo in Baghdad.
>
>On 7/23/06, Dana Tierney
So does not getting married. ;)
-Cameron
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Maureen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: Sunday, July 23, 2006 5:42 PM
> > To: CF-Community
> > Subject: Re: Car haggling?
> >
> > It makes divorce a lot easier if you keep your credit separate. ;->
~~~
On 7/23/06, Nick McClure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've never had any real luck with the end of the month thing. But I also
> only buy when the new model year comes out and the prices are low on the
> previous model year.
I bought a Civic in 1998 doing this and paid like 100 over invoice
(accor
He must be deranged. The Sunnis stand to be the big losers if we pull
out too soon. Then we'll end up with another Kosovo in Baghdad.
On 7/23/06, Dana Tierney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> nope gotta finish the job.
>
> >Iraqi Parliament Speaker Says Invasion and Aftermath Are the 'Work of
> Butche
Depends on the state.
> -Original Message-
> From: Maureen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, July 23, 2006 5:42 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Car haggling?
>
> It makes divorce a lot easier if you keep your credit separate. ;->
>
> On 7/23/06, Nick McClure <[EMAIL PROTECTE
I've never had any real luck with the end of the month thing. But I also
only buy when the new model year comes out and the prices are low on the
previous model year.
In fact I'm going to be looking for a new pickup soon. Dodge is starting
in on the employee pricing thing again, and ford is also d
It makes divorce a lot easier if you keep your credit separate. ;->
On 7/23/06, Nick McClure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Being married if you are both on the title then you should both be on
> the loan, which use both credits.
>
> One thing about getting married, your credit is combined, and ofte
Being married if you are both on the title then you should both be on
the loan, which use both credits.
One thing about getting married, your credit is combined, and often good
credit will win out over no credit
> -Original Message-
> From: Greg Morphis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: S
> Dana wrote:
> However, your position leads to the contention that all ova have a right to
> be born
It's not my position, it's just a position that I am clarifying so
that I can understand the issues. And that position would say that
all embryos (i.e., *fertilized* eggs), not all ova, are huma
sorry, I can't agree. First of all, if we are talking test tubes, there are no
possibly conflicting rights of the mother. So the issue is purely whether we
have cells or a human life. I say that at five or six days it's a few cells,
but I can see how people might feel otherwise.
My position al
> Dana wrote:
> I didn't say anything about abortion.
I'm saying there's no logical difference between an egg fertilized in
the womb or in a test tube. If you purposely decide not to take that
embryo to term it could be argued that it's been "aborted". If you
are opposed to abortion, then any ha
All the other ideas you gave are good ones. The only one I would add
is to find a salesperson you are comfortable dealing with (isn't
slimy), then find out when the dealership closes. Spend some time
with the guy (enough that he will remember you well) and then say
you'll "come back another day".
nope gotta finish the job.
>Iraqi Parliament Speaker Says Invasion and Aftermath Are the 'Work of Butchers'
>By KIRK SEMPLE
>Published: July 23, 2006
>
>BAGHDAD, Iraq, July 22 ? The speaker of the Iraqi Parliament
>criticized the American government's involvement in Iraq on Saturday,
>likening the
Depends on what kind of special they are offering, but probably not.
On 7/23/06, Greg Morphis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Arkansas, would the rate be comparable to someone with excellent credit
> though?
> Thanks
~|
Introducing
I didn't say anything about abortion. At five days you aren't talking about
abortion, you know, just a failure to implant. And if you are going to say it's
a human life when it's fertilized, then gee... would't that make it the
responsibility of women to stay pregnant at all times? And to avoid
> Greg wrote:
> Does that make sense? Basically do we both want to put our
> credit on it?
I would just put it in your name. Remember to pre-approve unless
you're going to use the manufacturer's credit.
~|
Introducing the Fusion
Arkansas, would the rate be comparable to someone with excellent credit though?
Thanks
On 7/23/06, Maureen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A lot of places have first time buyer plans where she might get a
> good rate, and it would allow her to build her credit. Just check
> both possibilities. Wh
A lot of places have first time buyer plans where she might get a
good rate, and it would allow her to build her credit. Just check
both possibilities. What state are you in?
On 7/23/06, Greg Morphis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One other question and I think I'm ready :)
> My wife doesnt have
One other question and I think I'm ready :)
My wife doesnt have great credit (she just recently started her
credit, before then it was nil).
I've got excellent credit according to experian..
When we go to buy the car would it be best to cosign? or just put it
in my name? Does that make sense? Basic
Same basic process however you won't know what the dealer paid.
The value of the used vehicle is based on what other similar cars are
selling for.
If you buy private party, you will get a better deal, but there may be
undisclosed issues. Of course that can always happen with a used car on
a lot.
> Greg wrote:
> Another question... What about haggling on used cars? Same process? Is
> it easier? more difficult?
>
Same process, but sometimes more difficult because it's not as easy to
get the cost. With a new car you can get the exact invoice. Either
way go to Edmunds.com and click on the "
Iraqi Parliament Speaker Says Invasion and Aftermath Are the 'Work of Butchers'
By KIRK SEMPLE
Published: July 23, 2006
BAGHDAD, Iraq, July 22 The speaker of the Iraqi Parliament
criticized the American government's involvement in Iraq on Saturday,
likening the invasion and its consequences to "
Another question... What about haggling on used cars? Same process? Is
it easier? more difficult?
On 7/23/06, Nick McClure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I never go with the extended warranty, I think they are a waste, but
> then I usually work on my own cars.
>
> Often the things that mess up aren
> Nick wrote:
> I never go with the extended warranty, I think they are a waste, but
> then I usually work on my own cars.
>
Well, it gets into the lease vs. buy discussion to me. There are a
few strategies here:
(1.) The Buy and Hold Strategy. In this strategy you'll be driving
the car until i
I never go with the extended warranty, I think they are a waste, but
then I usually work on my own cars.
Often the things that mess up aren't covered under those warranties. You
might get an extended power train and engine warranty, but that won't
cover the power steering pump, the alternator or t
Thanks for the information guys!
Gruss, you mentioned extended warranties.. is this a bad thing? Should
we go with the dealer's extended warranty or a 3rd party extended
warrany or none at all?
On 7/23/06, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Nick wrote:
> > I never go into the financing pa
> Nick wrote:
> I never go into the financing part or the trade in part until you have
> the lowest price you think you can get.
>
Yup - always negotiate the car and the trade-in separately with the
tradein first. Then, as someone suggested, offer $500 over invoice
and stick tight. Plan to walk
> Sam wrote:
> The extra embryo are available in case you
> want more kids a few years later, stuck in a custody fight or people
> just don't know what to do with them.
>
Right, so if we follow the argument to it's logical legal conclusion
it would be that a couple shouldn't be able to do that. T
Edmunds.com usually has this info for free.
> -Original Message-
> From: Scott Stroz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Saturday, July 22, 2006 8:14 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Car haggling?
>
> Start by finding out what the car actaully costs the dealership.
Consumer
> Reports is
I never go into the financing part or the trade in part until you have
the lowest price you think you can get.
If you don't think they are playing fair, walk, so long as they try to
keep you there talking you are in the ballpark. You go to low; they'll
let you leave.
> -Original Message
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