Just have a look at how they act as if it's the end of the world that Barak Obama wants to make sure that they all get health care. Why should the stronger and richer in the society help those who are weaker and poorer? To many of us Robin Hood was a hero but to many Americans Robin Hood was nothing but a thief and he deserved to be executed for the robberies.

But…
There are reasons to worry about what is being done about environmental problems. People as well as governments has over reacted and reacted without thinking and that in its own turn has made things worse instead of better in some cases.

Having the UN do the same kind of mistake but on a larger scale is a worry to me. I want what's better not idiotic rash decisions that makes things worse. How can we be certain that they do the right things when units such as the EU has failed at times?

It's like a kid that has a quarter. Uncle offers to "split" it 5 to 1 for him, and gives the kid 5 nickels for the quarter. Does the kid have more money, just because he has 5 instead of 1? 5 nickels compared to just one measly quarter?

From the notifications you posted it doesn't look like the shipper purchased step by step tracking but they did include delivery confirmation. With delivery confirmation the only scan/update that is required is when the package is actually been delivered.

It is normal to see only the status

"The U.S. Postal Service was electronically notified by the shipper on December 28, 2010 to expect your package for mailing."

which is generated when the shipper purchases postage electronically and no further updates until you receive the package.

pennystockprophet is a noted spammer of Yahoo Answers. I cannot imagine anyone considering it as as a serious source of investment advice.

only in America!!

Test it in pieces to figure out which word is a problem, then omit the offending word.

EDIT: You need to test with more granularity. I did some testing and the last few paragraphs were fine. However, it appears that the phrase "penny stock" gets kicked out. No idea why.

Please take the time to learn the risks before you buy them. They are more for trading than investing.

If you think about it for two seconds, common sense will tell you he's lying, too, because if ANY stock had had a multi-thousand-percent(!) growth in 11 years, EVERYBODY would have heard of the company.

Don't lend this idiot any of your own money, it certainly sounds like that what he is about to ask next…

buy now sell at $1+ imo

Maybe roma originated in india, maybe they didn't, but you seem to know about as much as the people you are criticizing. The truth is no one knows for sure.

As far as you being hebrews, that argument is even weaker (after all egypt, especially Alexandria, was very cosmopolitan, with greeks, persians gauls, etc.). And your elvis analogy is irrelevant.

We also don't know where Basque/Euskeran came from (it is entirely unrelated to any of the main language families). I guess the only thing we know is that a-hole Francisco Franco hated both roma and basques.

buy now sell at $1+ imo

You have to go down a bit, but it's there. It looks like huge tree.

Maybe roma originated in india, maybe they didn't, but you seem to know about as much as the people you are criticizing. The truth is no one knows for sure.

As far as you being hebrews, that argument is even weaker (after all egypt, especially Alexandria, was very cosmopolitan, with greeks, persians gauls, etc.). And your elvis analogy is irrelevant.

We also don't know where Basque/Euskeran came from (it is entirely unrelated to any of the main language families). I guess the only thing we know is that a-hole Francisco Franco hated both roma and basques.

The reason you have so many other different answers is because Latin has an extremely complex grammatical structure. The word ending changes depending on what gender, number, and case is being used. "Language" is feminine singular, and always nominative after a linking verb (as it is in English, although no one ever does). People always say "it is him", not "it is he". So it is easy for people to make that mistake in Latin, because we do it wrong in English – our native tongue, I might add. So you can see how hard it would be for people to translate correctly into a foreign language when our own spoken English is not grammatically correct.

In English, it is sometimes correct to omit a relative pronoun introducing a relative clause (what is this language THAT you are speaking) but it is always required in Latin. And since language is feminine, the word "that" must be feminine as well (quam, not quem, which is masculine).

No wonder the language broke down into the Romance languages – they have much simpler grammatical structures by comparison.

p.s. Vulgar Latin was just the common spoken language at the time, not the more formal style that is typically seen in written language. Not as much is known about it, as the Latin works that survive are mostly written works that were meant to be more formal. Note how we will say "bug" yet write "insect". Not all of the commonly used spoken words are known to us.

Quid est hanc linguam peregrinam loqueris?

"peregrinam" means strange as in foreign, exotic.
"ignotam" means strange as in unknown, if you want to use that.

Now, if you want a nasty tone:

Quid est istam linguam barbaram loqueris?

CAROLINA: Not bad! You just forgot to match case and gender. (Do you feel like you're back in class? )

Test it in pieces to figure out which word is a problem, then omit the offending word.

EDIT: You need to test with more granularity. I did some testing and the last few paragraphs were fine. However, it appears that the phrase "penny stock" gets kicked out. No idea why.

If you think about it for two seconds, common sense will tell you he's lying, too, because if ANY stock had had a multi-thousand-percent(!) growth in 11 years, EVERYBODY would have heard of the company.

Don't lend this idiot any of your own money, it certainly sounds like that what he is about to ask next…

Maybe roma originated in india, maybe they didn't, but you seem to know about as much as the people you are criticizing. The truth is no one knows for sure.

As far as you being hebrews, that argument is even weaker (after all egypt, especially Alexandria, was very cosmopolitan, with greeks, persians gauls, etc.). And your elvis analogy is irrelevant.

We also don't know where Basque/Euskeran came from (it is entirely unrelated to any of the main language families). I guess the only thing we know is that a-hole Francisco Franco hated both roma and basques.

Maybe roma originated in india, maybe they didn't, but you seem to know about as much as the people you are criticizing. The truth is no one knows for sure.

As far as you being hebrews, that argument is even weaker (after all egypt, especially Alexandria, was very cosmopolitan, with greeks, persians gauls, etc.). And your elvis analogy is irrelevant.

We also don't know where Basque/Euskeran came from (it is entirely unrelated to any of the main language families). I guess the only thing we know is that a-hole Francisco Franco hated both roma and basques.

Follow the Few, but not the Vulgar Herd

but the language is some pre-modern form of Italian.

It might be medieval Tuscan or again it might just have errors in it.

Check with an Italian linguist, or double-check your sources.

I don't know why a 12 year old would want to see the film anyways; it deals with material that I really doubt children would care much about.

Follow a little and not the common people. Maybe re-post your question asking for an Italian translation.

Maybe it means something like be unique and don't follow what the crowds say.

Maybe roma originated in india, maybe they didn't, but you seem to know about as much as the people you are criticizing. The truth is no one knows for sure.

As far as you being hebrews, that argument is even weaker (after all egypt, especially Alexandria, was very cosmopolitan, with greeks, persians gauls, etc.). And your elvis analogy is irrelevant.

We also don't know where Basque/Euskeran came from (it is entirely unrelated to any of the main language families). I guess the only thing we know is that a-hole Francisco Franco hated both roma and basques.

Regards.

Maybe roma originated in india, maybe they didn't, but you seem to know about as much as the people you are criticizing. The truth is no one knows for sure.

As far as you being hebrews, that argument is even weaker (after all egypt, especially Alexandria, was very cosmopolitan, with greeks, persians gauls, etc.). And your elvis analogy is irrelevant.

We also don't know where Basque/Euskeran came from (it is entirely unrelated to any of the main language families). I guess the only thing we know is that a-hole Francisco Franco hated both roma and basques.

there are plenty of positvie black movies out there, but BET wont show them, its a certain stereotype