I guess I'm a moron then. We bought the WiFi accessory (but not for $100, it came in a well priced bundle) because the console gets played in various rooms in the house and dragging a cable around through hallways and up and down stairs didn't seem to make much sense.
Uh, no to Re:Uh, no
There are lots of situations where dilution is legal. Like issuing options to employees that then get excercised. Or to do an acquisition using company stock. Each of those could be 'sound financial judgement' but judgement is an opinion, and eBay might have a different opinion than Craigslist majority owners or management
The last point that 'there is no connection whatsover' is just wrong. SBC and AT&T merged with the resultant company choosing to use the AT&T name and brand. SBC was certainly the controlling party in the merger, but it was a merger. Not a completely different company. It may not have any connection in it's culture to the old AT&T.
I always thought the checking of the receipt at electronics stores was really to ensure that the customer and the checkout clerk were not conspiring to steal something by not including it in the register total. Otherwise, as you say, most of these stores the only way out is either through checkout or a lane right in front of the receipt checker.
my experience with comcast and HD wasn't too painful. We get a fairly basic family package (no premium movie channels) and to get HD had to get a comcast digital box which costs $5 per month. We get 5 or 6 HD channels on the one set that has the digital box.
I have a 2002 Prius and have gotten 42/43 mpg over the past couple of years. Never did get better than 45 mpg. On highways we get 50+ mpg, with the average coming down because most driving is on rolling hills in suburban areas.
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I guess I'm a moron then. We bought the WiFi accessory (but not for $100, it came in a well priced bundle) because the console gets played in various rooms in the house and dragging a cable around through hallways and up and down stairs didn't seem to make much sense.
Is the truck from the TV commercial. I haven't found that in the Burning Crusade yet.
Uh, no to Re:Uh, no There are lots of situations where dilution is legal. Like issuing options to employees that then get excercised. Or to do an acquisition using company stock. Each of those could be 'sound financial judgement' but judgement is an opinion, and eBay might have a different opinion than Craigslist majority owners or management
The article briefly claims the plasma attenna can be adjusted to react to the jamming. Independent feature of the ability to disappear.
The last point that 'there is no connection whatsover' is just wrong. SBC and AT&T merged with the resultant company choosing to use the AT&T name and brand. SBC was certainly the controlling party in the merger, but it was a merger. Not a completely different company. It may not have any connection in it's culture to the old AT&T.
I always thought the checking of the receipt at electronics stores was really to ensure that the customer and the checkout clerk were not conspiring to steal something by not including it in the register total. Otherwise, as you say, most of these stores the only way out is either through checkout or a lane right in front of the receipt checker.
I think it's because the iPhone shares the iPod's battery issue, which is that neither is user replacable.
fully clothed in balloons of course
my experience with comcast and HD wasn't too painful. We get a fairly basic family package (no premium movie channels) and to get HD had to get a comcast digital box which costs $5 per month. We get 5 or 6 HD channels on the one set that has the digital box.
I have a 2002 Prius and have gotten 42/43 mpg over the past couple of years. Never did get better than 45 mpg. On highways we get 50+ mpg, with the average coming down because most driving is on rolling hills in suburban areas.
Maybe I'm not up to date on my scientific theories, but isn't petroleum generally considered to be bio-derived?