Yes Abbot is a very Catholic person and his personal beliefs have influenced government policy before, I'll think you find if you approach any of your local Liberal candidates that they do not favour internet filtering.
I don't have mod points...but this is the best description of the dual equitable and legal systems in English common law that I have ever read/heard - this includes my legal text books!
Remeber the last time you bought a Biro or a thermos?
Just because your name is used as a verb rather than a noun doesn't mean you won't eventually disappear.
I don't know about you, but I was taught competing theorys about quantum physics, magnetism, atomic make-up, etc when I was at school...
Though I did go to a Creationist school...
Yah, be good to see those stats.
Though PES is still a fully English, legit title that is published in your local Gamestop or whatever. Just doesn't have any legs (I mean, to be fair neither does FIFA in the States, but whatever.)
Not really. PES is REAL popular in East Europe/Russia. In fact it takes a significant part of the market share in non-US markets.
But unfortunately for them it is usually popular in places where pirating is also popular.
No, not even design philosophy.
The American Focus is a POS, and is being dumped in 2010 in favour of the Euro style.
Though that didn't stop you Americans buying the ugly thing!
Yeah, but we have been saying this since the 1980s!
We are approaching 2010 - and have done little that science would've thought would happen. No civillian space flight, no humans on planets, no artificial intelligence, no cure to AIDs, cancer, asthma or the common cold.
No voice recognition or text-to-speech worth two hoots. Only now are we moving close to reasonable touch displays and miniturised memory!
Because when you write a contract it is impossible to anticipate all possibilities. If they listed EVERYTHING they can ban you for, it would go on forever, or be so broad as to cover literally everything. However, by this phrase they resolve the controversial issue without causing their lawyers to bill them a couple of hundred thousand dollars by drawing up an exorbitant amount of clauses.
Have I missed a comment or is the future that the Microsoft Surface was aimed at?
Devices, all types, have easy access Wi-Fi interfaces. Simply brilliant.
That dosen't make sense. It will be up to an appeal, etc, to decide whether or not the court has that power. Basically, courts can do anything. The only reason they keep within the law is that judges don't like being constantly overruled by higher judges and courts of appeal.
Just like there is no illegal arrest (only unlawful), there is no illegal court order.
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Yes Abbot is a very Catholic person and his personal beliefs have influenced government policy before, I'll think you find if you approach any of your local Liberal candidates that they do not favour internet filtering.
Energy = heat
I don't have mod points...but this is the best description of the dual equitable and legal systems in English common law that I have ever read/heard - this includes my legal text books!
Remeber the last time you bought a Biro or a thermos? Just because your name is used as a verb rather than a noun doesn't mean you won't eventually disappear.
So characters are most definitely under copyright/trademark protection.
There is a whole WORLD of difference between copyright and trademark law.
I don't know about you, but I was taught competing theorys about quantum physics, magnetism, atomic make-up, etc when I was at school... Though I did go to a Creationist school...
Yah, be good to see those stats. Though PES is still a fully English, legit title that is published in your local Gamestop or whatever. Just doesn't have any legs (I mean, to be fair neither does FIFA in the States, but whatever.)
Not really. PES is REAL popular in East Europe/Russia. In fact it takes a significant part of the market share in non-US markets. But unfortunately for them it is usually popular in places where pirating is also popular.
No, not even design philosophy. The American Focus is a POS, and is being dumped in 2010 in favour of the Euro style. Though that didn't stop you Americans buying the ugly thing!
I run a Bootcamped MacBook in Vista 98% of my time. Its an Apple labelled machine, and thus surely that is within the EULA to use Safari?
Yeah, but we have been saying this since the 1980s! We are approaching 2010 - and have done little that science would've thought would happen. No civillian space flight, no humans on planets, no artificial intelligence, no cure to AIDs, cancer, asthma or the common cold. No voice recognition or text-to-speech worth two hoots. Only now are we moving close to reasonable touch displays and miniturised memory!
Because when you write a contract it is impossible to anticipate all possibilities. If they listed EVERYTHING they can ban you for, it would go on forever, or be so broad as to cover literally everything. However, by this phrase they resolve the controversial issue without causing their lawyers to bill them a couple of hundred thousand dollars by drawing up an exorbitant amount of clauses.
Have I missed a comment or is the future that the Microsoft Surface was aimed at? Devices, all types, have easy access Wi-Fi interfaces. Simply brilliant.
That dosen't make sense. It will be up to an appeal, etc, to decide whether or not the court has that power. Basically, courts can do anything. The only reason they keep within the law is that judges don't like being constantly overruled by higher judges and courts of appeal. Just like there is no illegal arrest (only unlawful), there is no illegal court order.