Civ IV was peak Civ for me. The changes made going into V just didn’t feel like Civ.
Yes, that includes the loss of doomstacks.
Civ IV was peak Civ for me. The changes made going into V just didn’t feel like Civ.
Yes, that includes the loss of doomstacks.
Metal Slug series
Mechwarrior series
Myst
Microsoft Flight Simulator series
Mario Kart series
Mario Party series
Master of Orion series
Marathon series
Mother series
Monster Party
UN life expectancy at birth in USA: 79.30 years
UN life expectancy at birth in EU: 81.50 years
UN life expectancy at birth in Hong Kong (world #1): 85.51 years
Couldn’t agree more. They used the form provided to them. Withholding ballot access based on a technicality smacks of disenfranchisement.
To add to your point regarding additional functions inherent in smartphones: pagers do one thing. They’re relatively simple devices. Simplicity means that there are fewer things that can cause the device to function incorrectly or fail to function altogether. In hospital communications use-cases, this is a huge benefit.
Additionally, pagers are relatively inexpensive. Therefore, it’s much more effective to have multiple spares available for distribution compared to smartphones. If a pager is inoperable, it can quickly be swapped out with a backup while the original is repaired or replaced. Smartphones do not carry that benefit.
Get a load of this poseur dropping the “u”…
No… porque no los dos
Oh well if Vance said it then it MUST be true, right?
Fucking dbag.
But they don’t care as much about getting the ruling right in the first place? Is the timer on an appeal as precisely administered as a competiton timer, or is it handled with the same attention to detail as correctly scoring a routine?
Sure they do, it’s just phrased awkwardly. He attended Catholic school through his fifth grade year, and non-Catholic school until he ultimately dropped out at age 14.
The Quicksilver Gambit? In modern chess? We’re far beyond that!
The “political” before “Supreme Court apointees” implies a lack of impartiality.
“Election cycle” and “term of office” aren’t synonymous.
No shit…
I heard the guy boiled a pot of water earlier in the day, so, you know, clearly it’s justified…
/s
For reference, the first “A” stands for “ALL”.
Which part is the problem?
Or we could be putting women in refrigerators.
She is indeed, officially:
“The Biden-Harris campaign on Sunday formally amended filings with the Federal Election Commission to rename its principal committee and declare Kamala Harris a candidate for president.”
If CNN is a problem for you, here’s the FEC filing:
FEC FORM 1
STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATION
FILING FEC-1805326
1. Harris for President
NOTE:Commmittee Name is different than previously reported
PO Box 58174
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Email: fec@joebiden.com
2. Date: 07/21/2024
3. FEC Committee ID #: C00703975 This committee is a Principal Campaign Committee. Candidate: Kamala Harris
Party: Democratic Party
Office Sought: President
State is in District:
Likely not. She’d have been of age by the time she took office. It’s very slightly nebulous, but it’s more in line with precedent that she is already eligible. For further details, see Joe Biden’s initial term in Congress. He was 29 when he campaigned and was elected in the November 7th, 1972 election. He turned 30 on November 20th, making him of age when he took office in January of 1973.
AOC will turn 35 before the election even takes place, which suggests that she has even more of a claim to eligibility than Biden would have in '72. It’s all moot now, as the DNC (probably wisely, from the look of things now) chose to make the easier transition to the sitting VP as their candidate. There were several advantages to this strategy, but that’s a different discussion.