I figure since Microsoft is willing to take the hit to the chin, they'll get some lucrative tax break for the next 20+ years. Or when there's a big Class Action lawsuit, they'll get Govt. bailout and make it all go away.
Was that fire in the building next to the White House several months ago burning the disc drives that contained the backups of all those emails?
I understand you need to know, but you'd be stepping into a tough area to worm your way through.
If the person was under 18, I think the parents would have better opportunity of getting access to these accounts with legal help. Probate courts might help also.
I'm sure there would be some sort of precident for this situation.
If you employ the help of hacks and get caught, even as justified your reasons are the reprecussions could be really ugly.
Not everyone on a list has bad credit. You need to remember that in some cases outstanding medical debt does not negatively impact credit scores.
It's just that hospitals also use credit agencies to help recoup monies that people are neglecting to pay, and not always for the reasons of bad credit.
So there is a good chance that a lot of those people will have great credit.
These Criminals may not be as stupid as many of you seem to think.
Airplanes are already cramped enough, oxygen levels per person were reduced years ago and the the planes are just loud enough already. Can you imagine a Red Eye across country, you're expecting to sleep through it (go go time travel), only to not sleep because some chatter bug is to hyperactive and must call every freaking friend / family / relative / wrong number imaginable to chat?
I can hear that high pitch whiny "Oh my Gawd, guess what so-and-so did?" "Eeeewww, I know." Blah Blah Blah.
I can just here the corporate asshole laughing about stealing some account from his co-worker. Augh.
I am a huge fan of Futurama, but Bender's Big Score did not live up the series at all. It was so un-funny, that the hubby and I stopped watching mid-way through and returned it to the video store shortly after.
I really hope for the sake of the series, the next movie is a vast improvement
Make CD prices reasonable. Make CD last more, invest in the technology that promotes your sound. Make Copyright time frames reasonable. And don't forget if we didn't listen to your crap you'd be a broke begging musician.
There is this massive influx of returning players. I can tell you that from seeing it happen in my own guild. At least 10 accounts have been re-activated in the last month. I can't explain why, other than people missed the friendships that have been made.
This is quite possibly a good reason for the 10 million mark reached.
Many people are right when they say, stay in the weeds, and that IT management is a pretty thankless job, it is.
I am not a manager, but I see what happens to my co-workers who move up the ladder to that position. Unless you can keep you integrity people below you won't respect you. And unless you are willing to take risks with timelines that are impossible to meet, higher management won't want you.
It takes a rare individual to make a good IT manager. If this is where you want to go, build up your knowledge and stay with a company for a while. Having moved around to different postions actually makes you well rounded, and sometimes seen as too hands on.
Some companies prefer their employees cross over to different departments every 2 years to make them more marketable when layoffs come around.
If you've been at this company for a while and you like the company, and pay is decent, I'd stay and ride the waves. Some stability and loyality to a company is helpful.
Personnally, I feel that all college classes in which grades were changed should result in a failure. All funds that may have been given to them in financial aid or grants or loans should be repaid in Full 2 times over.
They should be denied the ability to ever take another class in that field again thus preventing the individual from becomming accredited in that field, that they set as their major.
Some jail time should be put into place, say 6 months to a year.
All colleges throughout the country should receive their names so the individual can't just go to another college and try to get their degree at another college.
It's simply a matter of fairness to those who bust their ass to go to school and get good grades and support themselves trying to improve their way of life. Those who choose the cheaters path should help pay the way for an honest person's education.
The Podium statement is a figure of speech that I used to remind people that by fighting, standing up against, speaking out against political figures or governments is what this country was found upon.
As soon as Kerry allowed this young man to speak, then he was permitted a Freedom of speech formum.
Someone else dictated a courtesy standard of the general 1 or 2 questions and you sit down. This young man was permitted to speak. In that sense he did not stomp all over someone elses freedom of speech.
Regardless of my true view on the subject, this is just an arguement for arguement sake.
Ladies and Gentlemen, while I'm sure there is more that meets the eye to this video that shows a very disgusting display of police domination, we still have a Constitutional guarantee of our freedom of speech. He was neither hurting anyone or making threats while on the mic.
He wasn't even totally acting outrageous when the mic was turned off. He was somewhat forcefully escorted out of the room and then being arrested. We need to know, what was his crime for the Arrest to take place. Why, when there were approximately 3 to 5 officers holding this young man on the ground did they then feel there was a need to Taser him.
Where was his aggressive crime that threatened the life of another that would warrant the need for a Taser? According to the limited video, there was none visible.
This appears to be a gross abuse of police force. Many more people should be outraged.
Why is this country so great? It is because men and women before us stepped up to the podiums throughout history to cry out against government, and political individuals. This is why this country is great. But now it appears that to speak out is a crime by the very act of opening your mouth. This is just wrong.
Well, if you bothered to watch the episode with the Commentary turned on, you'll hear that Blizzard was gun hoe about helping out with that episode. And Blizzard is powerful enough at this point that if they didn't agree with being included in the Episode and it's creation, then they would not have provided the additional character within the episode where it was Alliance against Alliance. They would have come out disclaiming that they were not in agreement with the epsiode. Besides the fact that Comedy Central would make money off of Blizzard's game, and to do so without their permission would put Comedy Central in legal trouble.
There is an old addage in the world of wisdom, Buyer Beware. When you buy a phone, it's not as simple as picking up a phone, and turning it on, you have to sign a contract and things need be set up. So you're in front of a Customer Service Rep for at least 30 minutes, but probably more like 60 - 90 minutes. In all of that time while waiting for the setup, you could be skimming directions. You know what those are, those things that are include even with a box of sillyputty?
Now please don't tell me you spent ~$600+ on the new top of the line - must have it first - gadget and you didn't read the manual. Puh Lease!
These are supposed to be business men right? Business men are usually pretty intelligent and are savy enough to read and bone up on their business tools. Business men run businesses, they are in the business to make money. If their customers didn't read the find print, or whatever crap their selling, they'd say, "You've signed the contract.". Guess what.... they signed the contract.
Unless there was a Billing error, they have no room to bitch.
My husband and I just had the opportunity to watch the episode again on DVD. We listened to the commentary by the South Park creators and found it interesting how the episode came to be.
Best part about what I learned is that Blizzard was gun-ho to help out with the episode.
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I figure since Microsoft is willing to take the hit to the chin, they'll get some lucrative tax break for the next 20+ years. Or when there's a big Class Action lawsuit, they'll get Govt. bailout and make it all go away.
Was that fire in the building next to the White House several months ago burning the disc drives that contained the backups of all those emails?
Sigh.
I understand you need to know, but you'd be stepping into a tough area to worm your way through.
If the person was under 18, I think the parents would have better opportunity of getting access to these accounts with legal help. Probate courts might help also.
I'm sure there would be some sort of precident for this situation.
If you employ the help of hacks and get caught, even as justified your reasons are the reprecussions could be really ugly.
Good Luck.
Not everyone on a list has bad credit. You need to remember that in some cases outstanding medical debt does not negatively impact credit scores.
It's just that hospitals also use credit agencies to help recoup monies that people are neglecting to pay, and not always for the reasons of bad credit.
So there is a good chance that a lot of those people will have great credit.
These Criminals may not be as stupid as many of you seem to think.
Airplanes are already cramped enough, oxygen levels per person were reduced years ago and the the planes are just loud enough already. Can you imagine a Red Eye across country, you're expecting to sleep through it (go go time travel), only to not sleep because some chatter bug is to hyperactive and must call every freaking friend / family / relative / wrong number imaginable to chat?
I can hear that high pitch whiny "Oh my Gawd, guess what so-and-so did?" "Eeeewww, I know." Blah Blah Blah.
I can just here the corporate asshole laughing about stealing some account from his co-worker. Augh.
No Cell Phones on Planes. PLEASE.
I am a huge fan of Futurama, but Bender's Big Score did not live up the series at all. It was so un-funny, that the hubby and I stopped watching mid-way through and returned it to the video store shortly after.
I really hope for the sake of the series, the next movie is a vast improvement
I did not say LDS practiced polygamy. I just lumped them in the same sentence. I was picking on the Mormon religion.
This is coming from the same state that houses polygamists and mormons?
They could go back to using Pigeon express, where notes are 10 words long and take 3 days to deliver.
It's about time a branch of our government got smart. I am actually impressed.
I am so not impressed with our Executive branch, and our Senators, they literally make me sick. They are the most ineffective bunch of people.
Tree stumps accomplish more good.
They would just yell Executive Priviledge and that would be the end of that too.
Now if they could only remember where the hypothalamus is located.....
This was the ultimate game console for those kids who's parents were too poor or cheap to buy the Atari.
....
It had games like
Blackjack
KC Munchkin (rip off of Pac Man)
err.....
um some learning game.
Oh hell, it sucked, but I sure do miss it.
Make CD prices reasonable.
Make CD last more, invest in the technology that promotes your sound.
Make Copyright time frames reasonable.
And don't forget if we didn't listen to your crap you'd be a broke begging musician.
Shush you greedy F...s.
There is this massive influx of returning players. I can tell you that from seeing it happen in my own guild. At least 10 accounts have been re-activated in the last month. I can't explain why, other than people missed the friendships that have been made.
This is quite possibly a good reason for the 10 million mark reached.
Many people are right when they say, stay in the weeds, and that IT management is a pretty thankless job, it is.
I am not a manager, but I see what happens to my co-workers who move up the ladder to that position. Unless you can keep you integrity people below you won't respect you. And unless you are willing to take risks with timelines that are impossible to meet, higher management won't want you.
It takes a rare individual to make a good IT manager. If this is where you want to go, build up your knowledge and stay with a company for a while. Having moved around to different postions actually makes you well rounded, and sometimes seen as too hands on.
Some companies prefer their employees cross over to different departments every 2 years to make them more marketable when layoffs come around.
If you've been at this company for a while and you like the company, and pay is decent, I'd stay and ride the waves. Some stability and loyality to a company is helpful.
Good luck in what you decide.
Personnally, I feel that all college classes in which grades were changed should result in a failure. All funds that may have been given to them in financial aid or grants or loans should be repaid in Full 2 times over.
They should be denied the ability to ever take another class in that field again thus preventing the individual from becomming accredited in that field, that they set as their major.
Some jail time should be put into place, say 6 months to a year.
All colleges throughout the country should receive their names so the individual can't just go to another college and try to get their degree at another college.
It's simply a matter of fairness to those who bust their ass to go to school and get good grades and support themselves trying to improve their way of life. Those who choose the cheaters path should help pay the way for an honest person's education.
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"You, dumb-ass, you do not ..."
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Kerry opened the floor to the student, which then permitted him his Freedom of Speech.
My point isn't about whether I agree with the student, or his behavior. It is against tasing for something that was not a violent crime.
The Podium statement is a figure of speech that I used to remind people that by fighting, standing up against, speaking out against political figures or governments is what this country was found upon.
His actions did not warrent tasing.
As soon as Kerry allowed this young man to speak, then he was permitted a Freedom of speech formum.
Someone else dictated a courtesy standard of the general 1 or 2 questions and you sit down. This young man was permitted to speak. In that sense he did not stomp all over someone elses freedom of speech.
Regardless of my true view on the subject, this is just an arguement for arguement sake.
Ladies and Gentlemen, while I'm sure there is more that meets the eye to this video that shows a very disgusting display of police domination, we still have a Constitutional guarantee of our freedom of speech. He was neither hurting anyone or making threats while on the mic.
He wasn't even totally acting outrageous when the mic was turned off. He was somewhat forcefully escorted out of the room and then being arrested. We need to know, what was his crime for the Arrest to take place. Why, when there were approximately 3 to 5 officers holding this young man on the ground did they then feel there was a need to Taser him.
Where was his aggressive crime that threatened the life of another that would warrant the need for a Taser? According to the limited video, there was none visible.
This appears to be a gross abuse of police force. Many more people should be outraged.
Why is this country so great? It is because men and women before us stepped up to the podiums throughout history to cry out against government, and political individuals. This is why this country is great. But now it appears that to speak out is a crime by the very act of opening your mouth. This is just wrong.
Well, if you bothered to watch the episode with the Commentary turned on, you'll hear that Blizzard was gun hoe about helping out with that episode. And Blizzard is powerful enough at this point that if they didn't agree with being included in the Episode and it's creation, then they would not have provided the additional character within the episode where it was Alliance against Alliance. They would have come out disclaiming that they were not in agreement with the epsiode. Besides the fact that Comedy Central would make money off of Blizzard's game, and to do so without their permission would put Comedy Central in legal trouble.
Nice research on your end. NOT!
There is an old addage in the world of wisdom, Buyer Beware. When you buy a phone, it's not as simple as picking up a phone, and turning it on, you have to sign a contract and things need be set up. So you're in front of a Customer Service Rep for at least 30 minutes, but probably more like 60 - 90 minutes. In all of that time while waiting for the setup, you could be skimming directions. You know what those are, those things that are include even with a box of sillyputty?
Now please don't tell me you spent ~$600+ on the new top of the line - must have it first - gadget and you didn't read the manual. Puh Lease!
These are supposed to be business men right? Business men are usually pretty intelligent and are savy enough to read and bone up on their business tools. Business men run businesses, they are in the business to make money. If their customers didn't read the find print, or whatever crap their selling, they'd say, "You've signed the contract.". Guess what.... they signed the contract.
Unless there was a Billing error, they have no room to bitch.
My husband and I just had the opportunity to watch the episode again on DVD. We listened to the commentary by the South Park creators and found it interesting how the episode came to be.
Best part about what I learned is that Blizzard was gun-ho to help out with the episode.