I second you on this. I own a company developing apps for mobile devices. From iOS to Android. We have the whole range of mobile OSs. QNX the foundation for the Playbook OS is rock solid, the UIX is on par with iOS, Android is far from this fluid user experience.
The lack of mail/agenda/contact client, is actually an commercial error. If you own a BB phone, it pairs seamlessly with the tablet, just go away, and the tablet wipes out all personal data.
I find this clever but badly sold, as it is the best multi user solution for tablets. The idea behind this was for companies with fleets of phones and tablets, you could pick up any tablet and go your way, knowing you get everything once paired with the phone. The consumer market of course needs a built in client, that should come with the next OS
Ell i understand your point of view. This circle thing applies mostly on historical eras, such as pre-WWII. It is an observation on how people switched from communism to fascism in Europe.
You are right in saying that if you eat too much you won't jump from fat to thin once you reach 359° on the circle.
As for the difference between your brother and yourself, it isn't applicable, because objectively your belief are constructive ones trying to change the world for what you believe is better.
Your brother on the other hand is in a delusional circle, trying to blame on higher obscure manipulative forces what is mainly the human propension to be selfish and clumsy. There is no real conspiration. The circle theory doesn't apply in that context.
Well, when you get to the extreme left, it's just a small step to jump to the extreme right. These things go in circle. In Germany, France and a lot of other european countries fascist movements were filled with ex-communists.
As for Japan i don't know. I saw one of these, the small dirty one in the last photos on a saturday morning in front of Shinbashi station, Tokyo. The guy hanging around wasn't scary, more the pathetic type. I don't know if he had heavies stored in the back, though...
As for Japan i don't know. I saw one of these, the small dirty one in the last photos on a saturday morning in front of Shinbashi station, Tokyo. The guy hanging around wasn't scary, more the pathetic type. I don't know if he had heavies stored in the back, though...
And invite their colleagues and bring beer and Pizza !
I'd like to see this. The only prob is Han himself, getting a bit old now. Or else have another actor.
Imagine how he and Chewie get to band together, and the race to make the Kessel Run against BoShek.
Imagine how he and Chewie get to band together, and the race to make the Kessel Run against BoShek.
Elle fonctionne très bien cette blague, merci pour l'effort.
And since New Amsterdam, we get new territories for a penny or some glass jewelry.
They most certainly just stumbled upon Google Search by Image, and creatively put to profit their new found toy. Nice one Gawkers.
You are taking for granted that she really is only 78 years old. She may be lying and is in fact 90 y/o or even more. By the looks of her she maybe an immortal highlander.
To give you an idea of the amount of CCTV in the UK, Paris has 326 camera where London has 7 431 cameras. These figures date from 2009, and here is the link from the BBC (A bunch of dangerous activists, if you ask me:) [news.bbc.co.uk]
Thereupon hat it been said that forever i will guard the honor of the diminutive FWD and cast a veil upon it's muscular RWD brethren.
You are right, but growing up as a kid in France, the R5 Turbo was the super R5, among the sea of R5 you described very well. We didn't make the difference then.
Well the R5 was such a multi purpose car, you even had the shagmobile version ([www.renault-5.net])
The R5 turbo is the quintessential Renault 5, what everyone should have had in an ideal world. To drive with a beret and a baguette of course.
The R5 turbo is the quintessential Renault 5, what everyone should have had in an ideal world. To drive with a beret and a baguette of course.
You'll be better off to Avantime a Ferrari. Like an MPV Ferrari 458.
Still it's built in France. And was imagined in Switzerland.
Well, even as a turbo, it still is a R5. And it was so difficult to drive that you'de find it more often on trees than on the road.
You are welcome.
Yeah ! And it's a classic car already, and they only built 8 000 of them.
Well, the Renault Five Turbo is the Le Car with muscles. Both are Renault 5.
And he plans to restore his classic muscle car by taking it to pieces and spreading them around his home by genre, cogs with cogs and plastic bits with plastic bits.
You don't want that free square footage to stay free too long, don't you ?
You don't want that free square footage to stay free too long, don't you ?
