This is why you don't take $$$ from the profits. You take them from gross revenue. Accounting can make all the profits vanish into thin air. Of course, this was done to deprive people with % of profits clauses in their contracts. Every solution that comes up, the studios will always try to find ways to minimize those numbers, to keep all the money to themselves.
That's because the ads were ass this year. I think the best ad might have been one of the Heroes promos (where they were playing football, funny enough).
Plus, the game was one of the better Super Bowls. I kind of miss the old days when the Super Bowl itself was a blowout.
That's similar to the call my coworker took, while I was doing hardware peripheral support. Guy calls up and complains his CD burner isn't being detected by his computer at all. Coworker goes through everything he can think of and calls some of us over for suggestions. After finally exhausting everything, I finally tell my coworker to tell him to completely disconnect the drive and then reconnect everything. The next sound we heard was the opening of the box for the drive and him taking it out of the plastic. Was the drive supposed to work via telepathy?
Perhaps you're a little sensitive? The comma is used to separate the two adjectives for "person" and aren't necessarily linked together, except for describing the person. I'm sure we all know plenty of older, technically capable persons. They don't have the same needs as a older, technically deficient person (the mom in this case).
This was actually a recommended book for my Econ Stats class. There was a required textbook, but the prof said that this book was very helpful as well. I had a copy; it's probably my garage somewhere. It was a very well done book, IMO.
In order to bypass one charge that had some physical evidence the defendant plead to a lesser crime that [b]could[/b] carry as little as 50 hours of community service. The final verdict? 10 years in jail. In this case the judge believed that the person deserved a harsh sentence and that's what the defendant got. That's all it takes.
Judges are also bound by the laws, in terms of how to sentence people. There is a range for the punishment, as well as the prosecution's recommendations (which the judge doesn't have to listen to). Obviously, in this case (I'm not familiar with it at all), 10 years is possible for what he pleaded to, regardless of what the prosecution said or even recommended to the judge.
The achievement for 100% on expert on bass in Rock Band 1 requires that all your strums be upwards to get it. Maybe that's what you're thinking of?
Same achievement for Rock Band 2, also. Except Rock Band 2 comes with the ridiculously easy "So What'cha Want", which consists of playing one note (the green one) over and over again, but not at a fast pace.
I know when I used to leave my GSM phone near my speakers, the "about to ring" sound was different than the "is the network still there" sound. So it was still a preview that I was about to get a call.
I solve the issue by putting my phone in a slightly different place. For me, the phone had to be practically next to the speaker (or CRT monitor, but I fixed that with a 24" LCD. }> ).
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Damages != fines and restitution.
This is a civil court. It doesn't fine people (save, perhaps for contempt and perjury). The phrasing seems to indicate criminal convictions.
You'll also note it says "fines and restitution imposed by a court for any crimes committed by the debtor."
Since this is a civil case, there are no official crimes committed by the debtor (i.e., you're right, it would indicate criminal proceedings).
If someone has really managed to get a RJ45 into a RJ11 jack I doubt the jack is still in a usable state anyway.
This is likely the case. GP, may I suggest cutting the cable instead of trying to pry it out?
This is why you don't take $$$ from the profits. You take them from gross revenue. Accounting can make all the profits vanish into thin air. Of course, this was done to deprive people with % of profits clauses in their contracts. Every solution that comes up, the studios will always try to find ways to minimize those numbers, to keep all the money to themselves.
Damn it, you beat me to criticizing the bigger problems with audio CDs these days. :P
What's the point with improving accuracy, when they screw with the music way before it gets to the glass mastering stage?
That's because the ads were ass this year. I think the best ad might have been one of the Heroes promos (where they were playing football, funny enough).
Plus, the game was one of the better Super Bowls. I kind of miss the old days when the Super Bowl itself was a blowout.
Almost two hours into the Obama presidency...
Still waiting for all that change...
Did you check the cushions in the sofa?
It needs to happen first, then it won't be news anymore. The second time it happens, they won't really report on it, because it's not news anymore.
That's similar to the call my coworker took, while I was doing hardware peripheral support. Guy calls up and complains his CD burner isn't being detected by his computer at all. Coworker goes through everything he can think of and calls some of us over for suggestions. After finally exhausting everything, I finally tell my coworker to tell him to completely disconnect the drive and then reconnect everything. The next sound we heard was the opening of the box for the drive and him taking it out of the plastic. Was the drive supposed to work via telepathy?
At least it was an external USB drive...
Perhaps you're a little sensitive? The comma is used to separate the two adjectives for "person" and aren't necessarily linked together, except for describing the person. I'm sure we all know plenty of older, technically capable persons. They don't have the same needs as a older, technically deficient person (the mom in this case).
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I wonder if whoever called sarcasm the lowest form of wit was demented.
Or being sarcastic. :P
Larry Gonick's Cartoon Guide to Statistics.
This was actually a recommended book for my Econ Stats class. There was a required textbook, but the prof said that this book was very helpful as well. I had a copy; it's probably my garage somewhere. It was a very well done book, IMO.
Boss? Is that you?
And while he's being a PC semanticist, it's HIV or Human Immuno Virus, but to call it the HIV Virus is to say virus twice.
Brought to you by the Department of Redundancy Department, previously bringing you the ATM machine, PIN number, NIC card and ISBN number.
In order to bypass one charge that had some physical evidence the defendant plead to a lesser crime that [b]could[/b] carry as little as 50 hours of community service. The final verdict? 10 years in jail. In this case the judge believed that the person deserved a harsh sentence and that's what the defendant got. That's all it takes.
Judges are also bound by the laws, in terms of how to sentence people. There is a range for the punishment, as well as the prosecution's recommendations (which the judge doesn't have to listen to). Obviously, in this case (I'm not familiar with it at all), 10 years is possible for what he pleaded to, regardless of what the prosecution said or even recommended to the judge.
The customer is always right. At least in his own mind. They need to be treated that way, especially in retail.
However, do not conflate that with the customer always gets what he wants, because the customer will want everything, for free.
MBP still have firewire ports.
buy a MacBook and a firewire card
There are no slots on the MacBook, so this isn't an option.
You can get the previous model of MacBook (still being sold new by Apple) or pony up for the MBP.
A Royale with Cheese anyone? :P
Sure, tons of extra redundancy there. :P
Something goes wrong, you've got 1000s of backups. ^_^
The achievement for 100% on expert on bass in Rock Band 1 requires that all your strums be upwards to get it. Maybe that's what you're thinking of?
Same achievement for Rock Band 2, also. Except Rock Band 2 comes with the ridiculously easy "So What'cha Want", which consists of playing one note (the green one) over and over again, but not at a fast pace.
Ah, but the Library of Alexandria was the offsite backup. This is why we need 3 copies of our important data. ^_^
Bah, if it was a 15 year old kid in charge of the network, it'd be harder to "break" into. :P
I know when I used to leave my GSM phone near my speakers, the "about to ring" sound was different than the "is the network still there" sound. So it was still a preview that I was about to get a call.
I solve the issue by putting my phone in a slightly different place. For me, the phone had to be practically next to the speaker (or CRT monitor, but I fixed that with a 24" LCD. }> ).