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It's a fancy way of saying it tastes different! Moka pot coffee has a strong and smooth but slightly one dimensional flavour. Cafetiere has more going on. I like both.

Is anybody posting polls during Notch's absence. Here's the latest one showing Reform's slide continuing. Is it because they've been shown to be utterly useless in local government:

Bear in mind that there is a difference between a crime being committed and the administration actually agreeing to prosecute it.

OMG!! NY Times say people too scared to leave homes.

True words, mate.

I said exactly the same thing three or four days ago about that precedent from Gulf War I. I desperately hope Trump has a proper plan.

Or Tiananmen Square.

There are two arguments being put forward by his defenders, I think. The one I am looking at here is the one which says that, when the car first set off forwards, the killer did not know that it was actually going to be turning right or that it would be going quite slowly. The argument is that...

NY Times reporting up to 3,000 dead.

From the Guardian:

I love Moka pot coffee.

A very different flavour profile. I would say that the cafetiere style is more manly, though. More rugged, anyway.

Overruled.

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

She parked between one hundred and two hundred yards way from an ICE operation, pipping her horn.

For anyone who is interested in the forensic side of things, this is the first shot position. The second and third shots go directly through the side window whilst the car is passing him. By the time of the first shot, the car has already moved forwards between three and five feet. It is...

By using his eyes to see that the car was driving away from him. Unless he was firing with his eyes closed.

OK, say the second shot killed her. And he intended it to kill her. The grounds for murder have been fulfilled. He needs a defence. But he doesn't have one. He can no longer argue self-defence, because she was no longer a danger to him at that time. This is the sort of issue courts look at all...

That seems to be the point you are missing. It doesn't matter whether he knew she was dead by the time she passed him. All that matters is that he knew that he was no longer in danger.

I am applying the law.