None of the Above. Stargate is produced by Global Canada, and is distributed through their Fireworks entertainment branch. It is sold exclusively to the Sci-Fi channel, and not re-broadcast on my local Global station. No one else but Sci-Fi can rebroadcast it in North America. So I get downloads from the UK broadcast.
Sci-Fi is not carried on any sat networks that are available in Canada, nor is it on cable. It is always replaced by the Canadian version - "Space". It doesn't carry Stargate.
Like I said, I'd love to pay for it, but it's not available in my area.
So when a show is broadcast in my area for 5 years, and then gets pulled, but is still in production for a 6th, 7th and soon to be 8th year - How else can I follow it?
I couldn't pay for it if I tried! I love the show, so you're saying I shouldn't download it? I should just forget the show even existed? Not my fault people edited out the commercials.
That the second time you've posted it, and you apparently still didn't read the article.
He sprayed Roundup around some power lines that were infested with weeds. When his crops didn't die like he expected, he kept the seeds from that area for next year, and so forth. That's why his crops were mostly Montaso mutants.
He originally argued that he did not buy the seeds, they came from somewhere else, and took over his crop. Before the Supreme Court, he gave up on that argument, and focused on whether Montaso should be allowed to patent a plant, as the Supreme Court already ruled a couple years ago that The Harvard Mouse was a higher life form, and could not be patented.
They found that a plant cannot be patented, but the gene could.
I guess it depends on where you live. I was at the Vancouver Airport last week, and there's a Starbucks and a Tim Hortons conveniently located near the smoking room. The Timmies had a line that stretched to nearly the Starbucks. The Starbucks had one guy in a really nice suit talking on his phone.
I also noted that 80% of the people in the smoking room were sporting a fresh Tim Hortons coffee, large double double, myself included. Completely unscientific, just my observation.
Truthfully, I don't know what a caramel machiatto is. Large double double, x-large triple triple is the way you order at Timmies.
The union representing 102,000 employees of SBC Communications said it would stage a four-day strike beginning Friday, following a deadlock in contract talks with the nation's No. 2 local phone company.
SBC's 13-state coverage area includes Texas, California, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Connecticut.
I guess they are a communications company. Since one of the states listed isn't 'intoxicated' I guess it doesn't affect you or I.;)
Since Volkswagen lists it's 1.9l Diesel engine in the Golf at 47mpg, why aren't more Hybrid vehicles using Diesel engines?
A biodeisel powered hybrid would get outrageous economy and be the best overall for the environment. (although, diesel engines hate being stopped/started often...)
If I ran across anything like this in the woods that was public property...
if you do that on land that's not your own, then you're a vandal.
Public property does belong to you and I and to him. We are 'the public' after all. If I see garbage in the woods, I pick it up. If I saw signs nailed to a tree, I would tear them off.
Rambus doesn't make anything, it's a collector of patents and distributor of licenses to use those patents. It is the SCO of the dot-bomb.
SCO probabally learned all there is to know about patent litigation as a revenue stream from Rambus. There have been many/. stories, around 1999 - 2000, about Rambus.
If you think the proper size for an MP3 is 3,000 - 4,000 bits, or that Madonna recorded "Sympathy for the Devil" then you're too stupid to be stealing music.
A good rule of thumb is "if you are not sure if you have the right to redistribute something, don't."
I have thousands of MP3's, named the same as albums, artists and tracks. They are 3k-4k of random noise. eg: "Madonna - Sympathy for the Devil.mp3"
As was pointed out during the original hearing to release names of users here in Canada, the CIRA had no proof of what was actually in the files that people were sharing. No one downloaded the files, then listened to them. There was no trail of evidence, so it was dismissed.
Share junk - let them download it - maintian CD backups of the originals - maintian download and connection logs - and countersue for racketeering. Get rich quick.
How is it that a Canadian like me knows American history bettert han you?:-P
I believe the previous poster answered your question - 1959 when Alaska was admitted to the union. Some people get confused about the whole Guam thing too.
Canwest Global also produces Stargate SG-1, but it is not part of their 'Fireworks' entertainment brand. I think they are selling the rights to SG-1 to the Sci-Fi channel. Strange, because I get Global as one of my local stations, but they took Stargate off the airwaves locally 2 years ago. Thank $deity for suprnova.
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Let me guess, you're one of the guys writing Duke Nukem Forever . . .
It's not like the entire 'rap' industry isn't built on exactally this. . .
At least the man has some character. When was the last time Hillary Duff was in a shootout with the police?
They play Hockey in Tampa? That isn't what I heard. :) (I'm an Oilers fan BTW).
Give them a ten and you can get a Nickleback.
Thanks folks, I'll be here all week.
Sci-Fi is not carried on any sat networks that are available in Canada, nor is it on cable. It is always replaced by the Canadian version - "Space". It doesn't carry Stargate.
Like I said, I'd love to pay for it, but it's not available in my area.
I think it's DVD.Jon@guantanamo.cu, but he's awfully slow to reply :)
I couldn't pay for it if I tried! I love the show, so you're saying I shouldn't download it? I should just forget the show even existed? Not my fault people edited out the commercials.
He sprayed Roundup around some power lines that were infested with weeds. When his crops didn't die like he expected, he kept the seeds from that area for next year, and so forth. That's why his crops were mostly Montaso mutants.
He originally argued that he did not buy the seeds, they came from somewhere else, and took over his crop. Before the Supreme Court, he gave up on that argument, and focused on whether Montaso should be allowed to patent a plant, as the Supreme Court already ruled a couple years ago that The Harvard Mouse was a higher life form, and could not be patented.
They found that a plant cannot be patented, but the gene could.
I also noted that 80% of the people in the smoking room were sporting a fresh Tim Hortons coffee, large double double, myself included. Completely unscientific, just my observation.
Truthfully, I don't know what a caramel machiatto is. Large double double, x-large triple triple is the way you order at Timmies.
Now watch the mods who love Starbucks come out . . .
The union representing 102,000 employees of SBC Communications said it would stage a four-day strike beginning Friday, following a deadlock in contract talks with the nation's No. 2 local phone company.
SBC's 13-state coverage area includes Texas, California, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Connecticut.
I guess they are a communications company. Since one of the states listed isn't 'intoxicated' I guess it doesn't affect you or I. ;)
A biodeisel powered hybrid would get outrageous economy and be the best overall for the environment. (although, diesel engines hate being stopped/started often...)
if you do that on land that's not your own, then you're a vandal.
Public property does belong to you and I and to him. We are 'the public' after all. If I see garbage in the woods, I pick it up. If I saw signs nailed to a tree, I would tear them off.
No use? It's my yearly review time, and it would be perfect because I'm thinking of asking for a raise!
SCO probabally learned all there is to know about patent litigation as a revenue stream from Rambus. There have been many /. stories, around 1999 - 2000, about Rambus.
Yea, I saw it last night.
Why not an electric toothbrush, or electric mixer? Come on, the Enterprise is in space, it doesn't actually make sound! ;)
The Shadow vessel scream from B5! That'll wake you cyclists up!
Several times during the last couple days. Seems someone at Slashdot hasn't patched their two year old RPC hole.
And recent patches for XP actually break SSL connections - so patching right away isn't always the best thing to do.
I have thousands of MP3's, named the same as albums, artists and tracks. They are 3k-4k of random noise. eg: "Madonna - Sympathy for the Devil.mp3"
As was pointed out during the original hearing to release names of users here in Canada, the CIRA had no proof of what was actually in the files that people were sharing. No one downloaded the files, then listened to them. There was no trail of evidence, so it was dismissed.
Share junk - let them download it - maintian CD backups of the originals - maintian download and connection logs - and countersue for racketeering. Get rich quick.
I believe the previous poster answered your question - 1959 when Alaska was admitted to the union. Some people get confused about the whole Guam thing too.