Ohio makes Cuba look like a democracy, inbred political establishment, government corruption, you name it.
No rail or public transit to speak of, Paris Hilton couldn't get a taxi if she laid naked in the street.
The only lists Ohio shows up in the top 10 on are things like fattest state, states with greatest population loss, states with greatest loss of fortune 500 companies.
Ohio will be a destination state when GW finds WMD's in Iraq.
There's only human rights.
Separate the medium/media from the rights.
By example the postal mail and digital mail. Constitutional rights in the United States were lost to the medium. Simply because the medium changed from paper to digital the tyrants in Washington DC felt they were entitled to read our mail.
And remember a true Democracy does not rely on a Department of Homeland Stupidity.
Corporate Dissonance at it's finest. That is what happens when you become CEO because of who you know rather than what you know.
So lets see - Sony one of RIAAS premier benefactors - chooses to litigate instead of innovate and it's the Internet's fault.
Perhaps Sony would be better off with a CEO with a little more vision.
The article clearly states that it is merely an 'Opinion' note the upper left hand corner tag.
Other than that I would offer another view. There's still plenty of opportunity to grow online music.
When the dust settles, many moons from now, the emerging model will be a hybrid between what Napster was and iTunes is. It will probably emerge outside of the US because the morons on Capitol Hill are too quick to appease the idiots at RIAA. But it will emerge. Think Janis Ian and many more like her.
Of course if by some miraculous turn of events RIAA decides to invest in technology instead of lawyers it may start here, but don't hold your breath. Blinded by greed, crippled by stupidity.
Eh semantics really. Taxes would be replaced by patent royalty fees, censorship by terms of service - the violation of which would invalidate the license to float... etc....
Sure you can treat the symptom, but the problem still persists.
Perhaps a modern society requires more than 1 option for high-speed public transportation - high speed rail perhaps?
Perhaps this is why Mr. Buffett sees long-term value in rail road investment?
While the sky can support vast numbers aircraft, the Air Traffic Controllers cannot. Go ahead spend billions on the symptom. The real problem still persists.
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The foundation of your statement is based on the misguided premise that the America created by our founding fathers still exists.
America is dead, the only sad part is that there are no new lands to flee to.
Moving mid to the midwest my blah blah blah.
Ohio makes Cuba look like a democracy, inbred political establishment, government corruption, you name it.
No rail or public transit to speak of, Paris Hilton couldn't get a taxi if she laid naked in the street.
The only lists Ohio shows up in the top 10 on are things like fattest state, states with greatest population loss, states with greatest loss of fortune 500 companies.
Ohio will be a destination state when GW finds WMD's in Iraq.
Ya just in time for April FOOLS day.
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I love Linux and my Mac
Pretty funny user name for the person giving the demo in the video hehe "niclescooter"...
Only, it's not very practical as a currency now, is it?
Agreed... sounds more like a mobile bank-robbing service.
Cash is King
Man invented the wheel.... again.
Why not just tattoo a number on people. Hear it worked real well about 60 years ago.
I'd be curious are people here more apprehensive about the intrusive government or terrorists?
When can I have my America back?
Fingerprints are for creating jobs for law enforcement, all part of the master plan.
There's only human rights. Separate the medium/media from the rights. By example the postal mail and digital mail. Constitutional rights in the United States were lost to the medium. Simply because the medium changed from paper to digital the tyrants in Washington DC felt they were entitled to read our mail. And remember a true Democracy does not rely on a Department of Homeland Stupidity.
There's a type in the product name - they forgot the 'n' at the end.
Few will be eager to perform self-administered colonoscopies....
Orrin Hatch reminds of putrid old snatch. (C) 2009 all rights reserved
Arguably, few have had more experience dealing with gaping software security vulnerabilities than the big kahuna himself.
The Department of Homeland Stupidity at it's finest. Why not just tattoo and incinerate them to make sure they don't come back.
Absolutely, how retarded is NASA to waste payload capacity on the medium when the movie itself is weightless.
Instead of prescribing pills, doctors will prescribe bullets... bitterness all gone ;)
Corporate Dissonance at it's finest. That is what happens when you become CEO because of who you know rather than what you know. So lets see - Sony one of RIAAS premier benefactors - chooses to litigate instead of innovate and it's the Internet's fault. Perhaps Sony would be better off with a CEO with a little more vision.
The article clearly states that it is merely an 'Opinion' note the upper left hand corner tag.
Other than that I would offer another view. There's still plenty of opportunity to grow online music.
When the dust settles, many moons from now, the emerging model will be a hybrid between what Napster was and iTunes is. It will probably emerge outside of the US because the morons on Capitol Hill are too quick to appease the idiots at RIAA. But it will emerge. Think Janis Ian and many more like her.
Of course if by some miraculous turn of events RIAA decides to invest in technology instead of lawyers it may start here, but don't hold your breath. Blinded by greed, crippled by stupidity.
Never heard of them
Eh semantics really. Taxes would be replaced by patent royalty fees, censorship by terms of service - the violation of which would invalidate the license to float... etc....
Sure you can treat the symptom, but the problem still persists.
Perhaps a modern society requires more than 1 option for high-speed public transportation - high speed rail perhaps?
Perhaps this is why Mr. Buffett sees long-term value in rail road investment?
While the sky can support vast numbers aircraft, the Air Traffic Controllers cannot. Go ahead spend billions on the symptom. The real problem still persists.
It salutes the patent trolls.
Hehe lawyers create great software don't they???
Exemplifies quite well how desperate MS or rather Ballmer is...
Let's see when he came in their stock was around $112.00 in January 2000, today $27.29.... Great job Steve.
Perhaps for your next hat trick you could go run Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, they can only go up... LOL you loser!!!
according to dictionary.com:
terÂrorÂism
1. the use of violence and threats to intimidate or coerce, esp. for political purposes.
So... in the world today that leaves us with Al Qaeda and the United States of America.
So having two people found two companies to do this seems pretty logical.
Is there a real story here or were you just trying to fill up some white space.