But the host of the demo sounds so polite. That's got to count for something. right?
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I case you couldn't get to the site like me, here are the terms of service from the google cache.
Terms Of Service 1. ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS OF SERVICE. Atriks, LLC ("ATRIKS") web site, VirtualMDA and other ATRIKS services and web properties ("Service"), owned and operated by ATRIKS, is provided to the member community under the following Terms of Service and any operating rules or policies that may be published by ATRIKS. The Terms of Service comprise the entire agreement between Member and ATRIKS and supersede all prior agreements between the parties, regarding the subject matter contained herein. By participating in the registration process, members are indicating their agreement to be bound by all of these Terms of Service.
2.Payment. Upon completing the registration procedure, you will be given a unique identification account number ("UID"). You will be paid by ATRIKS $0.25 for every Central Processing Unit Hour ("CPU HOUR") used by the VirtualMDA software located on your personal or business computer(s) (either or both of which shall be the "Installed Computer(s)") is actively connected to the internet ("Online"). The Installed Computer may accumulate a maximum of 24 CPU HOUR's in one day. If your UID logs more than 24 CPU HOURS in one 24 hour period, your account may be suspended or terminated for unusual or suspicious activity. In order to receive payment, you must submit a request to ATRIKS using the electronic request form provided to you via your member account webpage. Your member account webpage will contain a calculation showing the amount of money accrued in your account. In case of a dispute as to the amount accrued, the amount shown in your account is final and binding upon you in all respects. You may only request payment, and ATRIKS shall only disburse from your account, when your account is equal to or greater than $50.00 for United States residents and $90.00 for those residents outside the United States. In the event of technical problems or data loss which causes a loss of account information, your account will be reset at $0.00, and you hereby waive any and all claims for any amount previously accrued but not yet disbursed. All payments shall be by check, made payable to you, and sent to you at your last known address via the U.S. Postal Service, first class mail. There will be a check processing fee of $3.00 (three dollars) and any payment returned to ATRIKS shall be voided, and your account shall be deleted and any accrued amounts will be forfeited
3. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE. ATRIKS is providing Member with Internet services and opportunities to get rewarded while using the Internet in exchange for performing certain actions as desired by our advertisers. As part of this service ATRIKS provides Member with proprietary software ("SOFTWARE") for relaying email messages. In consideration for this Service, Member agrees to: (1) create only one account per household and, (2) provide certain current, complete, and accurate information about Member as prompted to do so by the Service and, (3) maintain and update this information as required to keep it current, complete and accurate and. All information requested on original sign-up shall be referred to as account information ("Account Information"). Furthermore, ATRIKS will not share, sell, trade, or give away personally identifiable Member information to third parties without Members' explicit permission. Upon registration, all users grant to ATRIKS their explicit permission (1) to contact them with important information about Members' accounts and updates to our services, policies and business practices, (2) to access and use the Installed Computer(s) for relaying permission based (opt-in) email for ATRIKS and/or third parties, and (4) data gathering activities, without further notice to or permission from Member. The users have the option to choose not to be contacted or t
With the increased high prices I have almost completed resorted to buying used. I can usually find great buys at amazon, ebay, or half. I seldom pay more than $5.
There is so much good music from the past that I haven't heard yet, why do I need to pay full price for the new stuff.
When I do buy new I try to do so directly from the artist.
"Our mission is to the enhance the world's web browsing experience. To do this, we bring the latest innovations from psycho-ergonomics, neuro-economics, and compu-architectonics together in the form of completely free products which are ridiculously easy to use and amazingly useful."
But the host of the demo sounds so polite. That's got to count for something. right?
I case you couldn't get to the site like me, here are the terms of service from the google cache.
Terms Of Service
1. ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS OF SERVICE. Atriks, LLC
("ATRIKS") web site, VirtualMDA and other ATRIKS services and web properties ("Service"),
owned and operated by ATRIKS, is provided to the
member community under the following Terms of Service and any operating rules
or policies that may be published by ATRIKS. The Terms of Service comprise the
entire agreement between Member and ATRIKS and supersede all prior agreements
between the parties, regarding the subject matter contained herein. By
participating in the registration process, members are indicating their
agreement to be bound by all of these Terms of Service.
2.Payment. Upon completing the registration procedure, you will be given a unique
identification account number ("UID"). You will be paid by ATRIKS $0.25 for every
Central Processing Unit Hour ("CPU HOUR") used by the VirtualMDA software located
on your personal or business computer(s) (either or both of which shall be the
"Installed Computer(s)") is actively connected to the internet ("Online"). The
Installed Computer may accumulate a maximum of 24 CPU HOUR's in one day. If
your UID logs more than 24 CPU HOURS in one 24 hour period, your account
may be suspended or terminated for unusual or suspicious activity. In order to
receive payment, you must submit a request to ATRIKS using the electronic request
form provided to you via your member account webpage. Your member account webpage
will contain a calculation showing the amount of money accrued in your account.
In case of a dispute as to the amount accrued, the amount shown in your account
is final and binding upon you in all respects. You may only request payment, and
ATRIKS shall only disburse from your account, when your account is equal to or
greater than $50.00 for United States residents and $90.00 for those residents
outside the United States. In the event of technical problems or data loss which
causes a loss of account information, your account will be reset at $0.00, and
you hereby waive any and all claims for any amount previously accrued but not yet
disbursed. All payments shall be by check, made payable to you, and sent to you
at your last known address via the U.S. Postal Service, first class mail. There
will be a check processing fee of $3.00 (three dollars) and any payment returned
to ATRIKS shall be voided, and your account shall be deleted and any accrued
amounts will be forfeited
3. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE. ATRIKS is providing Member with Internet services and
opportunities to get rewarded while using the Internet in exchange for performing
certain actions as desired by our advertisers. As part of this service ATRIKS provides
Member with proprietary software ("SOFTWARE") for relaying email messages.
In consideration for this Service, Member agrees to: (1) create only
one account per household and, (2) provide certain current, complete, and accurate
information about Member as prompted to do so by the Service and, (3) maintain and
update this information as required to keep it current, complete and accurate and.
All information requested on original sign-up shall be referred to as account
information ("Account Information"). Furthermore, ATRIKS will not share, sell, trade,
or give away personally identifiable Member information to third parties without Members'
explicit permission. Upon registration, all users grant to ATRIKS their explicit
permission (1) to contact them with important information about Members' accounts and
updates to our services, policies and business practices, (2) to access and use the
Installed Computer(s) for relaying permission based (opt-in) email for ATRIKS and/or
third parties, and (4) data gathering activities, without further notice to or permission
from Member. The users have the option to choose not to be contacted or t
True it might be better to use a LCD. But I have saved a lot money as of lately by acquiring CRTs that would have been trashed.
For instance, my company did some downsizing in the past few years. This means they had extra CRTs that they were going to trash. I took some home.
Isn't it better that I use used CRTs that still have life rather than buying a new LCD?
You know... RFC is finger licking good.
Oh well... I thought it was funny.
With the increased high prices I have almost completed resorted to buying used. I can usually find great buys at amazon, ebay, or half. I seldom pay more than $5.
There is so much good music from the past that I haven't heard yet, why do I need to pay full price for the new stuff.
When I do buy new I try to do so directly from the artist.
The Colonel would be so proud.
How about:
Episode III: The Cost of Lordship
I did a little digging into our poster "rtmyers."
A google search on his email gave me this page, which reveals to us his name.
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/balsa-list/2001-MaThen I looked up who registered NaturallyOpen.com at Register.com.
WHOIS lookup on Register.comSurprise, Surprise... the same guy.
He could have told us in the post that he wrote the thing.
"Our mission is to the enhance the world's web browsing experience. To do this, we bring the latest innovations from psycho-ergonomics, neuro-economics, and compu-architectonics together in the form of completely free products which are ridiculously easy to use and amazingly useful."
Ummmmm...psycho-ergonomics?
neuro-economics?
compu-architectonics?
Are these made up terms?
Or I am I just that out of touch.