In keeping with this practice, Acura used its time here to offer a further glimpse of the NSX supercar, which it plans – yes, plans – to launch in coming years.
Unfortunately, the American government seems too dumb to realize this: so they maintain stupid visa laws, while ignoring smart alternatives; keep playing fast-and-loose, at best, with net neutrality; and, oh yes, plan to wiretap (and thanks to Wikileaks censor) the entire Internet, at great cost, apparently in the hope that bad guys will never discover the magic of public-key encryption.
So, yes: I am planning to risk my life to vote today.
And yes, StumbleUpon is planning to make similar improvements on Android, Simms says.
Special dirty and clean laundry colored editions will also be pressed to vinyl and yes, Matmos are planning to perform their Ultimate Care II unit live on tour.
Usually replies fall into a few categories: "Thanks and yes, I'm planning to come back in the fall," or "I'm not sure what my plans are, but I'd like to talk about it".
He had assumed I'd say "yes" and had been planning to build on that "yes" to encourage scientists to be more lighthearted in their interactions.
I'll be at the event and am planning to, yes, 'live blog' the press conferences as well as 'Tweet' from the showfloor and also 'blog' from my hotel room late into the night!
It caters to doctors, nurses, pharmacists and, oh yes, consumers (it's planning to launch a separate site offering consumer-oriented information and interactive health care programs).
With yes campaigners buoyed by his assertive performance, YouGov found that 30% of Labour voters were now planning to vote yes, after a week of successful attacks on the UK government's record on the NHS launched by the Scottish government and the official pro-independence campaign Yes Scotland.
