When I saw the original ROTJ film in the movie theater, I distinctly remember the ghost of Anakin appearing with Yoda and Obiwan at the end of ROTJ (episode VI).
When the same scene was shown on television, Anakin was cropped off. I always remembered the missing Anakin ghost.
The ghost was in the original film, folks. Don't panic.
Yahoo! is playing RIAA's game. They want to own the distribution channels, that's where the control is. Every utility company that sells electricity/natural gas, telecommunications, and TV entertainment knows this.
However, if you are an advertiser who has paid $280,000 a minute to advertise, he feels a very large pain in his stomach as well as in his checkbook
Jack neglected to mention that the media cartels also feel the large pain in their checkbook.
Let's do some math.
Hmmm, when I was watching TV in 1982 there were at least 24 half minute commercials per hour. That's $3,360,000 in advertising revenue in one hour alone in 1982 dollars. Now I know that the average TV show in 1982 didn't command a $280,000/minute advertising rate, but that's the number that Valenti presented.
So I'm supposed to feel compassion for the poor media cartels losing millions of dollars in advertising revenue to help fund their opulent lifestyles and their lobbying warchests to buy laws to perpetuate their outdated business model?
Watch me not care. Thanks for reminding me why I quit watching TV long ago.
As long as Windows is loaded, it will thwart every attempt to delete IE - you can't use Explorer, Control Panel, or DOS prompt to remove it.
However you can evade Windows by booting to safe mode and deleting IE manually. Here's how:
1) start/shut down/restart
2) after BIOS boots, press F8 repeatedly while Windows is booting
3) you will get a table of options for safe mode
4) select "safe mode with DOS prompt"
5) when the DOS prompt appears (looks like C:\> ), use these commands: (without quotes)
"cd program files\internet explorer"
"erase/s *.*"
The 1st command changes to the internet explorer directory; the 2nd erases all files in all subdirectories in that directory. When you reboot to Windows, you may have to manually Regedit out all references to IE.
I did this on my WIN2K machine at home and I'm happy as a spyware-free clam.
I agree. Let me propose that the first whack be directed squarely at Jar Jar Binks with a light saber, within the first five seconds of the movie.
That should arouse exhilarant approval from the Star Wars fans and increase box office receipts to record levels. Who wouldn't pay to see the demise of our favorite bashing boy?
5. Islam - bastard terrorists who pervert this religion
6. Christianity - priests and children
Please get your facts straight. Priests are members of the Roman Catholic Church, which according to this authoritative list is a cult that perverts Christianity, much like the bastard terrorists that pervert Islam.
Not to single out the RCC but any religion is vulnerable to such abuses - the Bible warned us thousands of years ago of these "wolves" and how to deal with them.
charlatann.A person who makes elaborate, fraudulent, and often voluble claims to skill or knowledge; a quack or fraud.
One of the most infamous charlatans was Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. Courts of law all over the globe are well aware of this quack and his barratrous miscreants.
The educated world has zero tolerance for proven charlatans.
The FCC deregulated the cable industry years ago expecting it to regulate itself.
Time Warner bought up all the independent cable providers and created their monopoly. That is not the definition of self regulation.
The FCC acted under the influence of corporate media interests back then; I have little doubt that the move to abolish the FCC is another conspiracy of the same.
A major media giant now owns the broadband cable into your home. If you're not satisfied with the service, you don't have any alternatives - Time Warner owns them all, you're stuck with them.
Replace "broadband cable" with "radio bands" and "wireless communications" and ask yourself if you really want those resources in the hands of a sole media conglomerate. If you thought popular radio was bad today, then it'll get much worse when the "self regulating" wireless industry moves to barricade the independent radio stations out of existence.
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The court awarded ligitation and damage expenses to the plaintiff, which Diebold has to pay in the six figures.
When the same scene was shown on television, Anakin was cropped off. I always remembered the missing Anakin ghost.
The ghost was in the original film, folks. Don't panic.
Bill Gates shoots first.
Because the more crap that Hollywood puts out (Gigli anyone?) the less there is to watch on HBO/Cinemax/Showtime/et al.
What's the point of spending four digits when there isn't anything on worth watching?
Is there marketspeak for "DUUUH"?
Yahoo! is playing RIAA's game. They want to own the distribution channels, that's where the control is. Every utility company that sells electricity/natural gas, telecommunications, and TV entertainment knows this.
I give you M$ Crack Monkey Steve Ballmer yelling "Developers Developers DEVELOPERS!!! "
I sense a great disturbance in the force, as if a million SW fans cried out all at once.
Sounds like the IETF wisely wants to avoid a repeat of the Rambus debacle.
"It's dead, Jim."
Jack neglected to mention that the media cartels also feel the large pain in their checkbook.
Let's do some math.
Hmmm, when I was watching TV in 1982 there were at least 24 half minute commercials per hour. That's $3,360,000 in advertising revenue in one hour alone in 1982 dollars. Now I know that the average TV show in 1982 didn't command a $280,000/minute advertising rate, but that's the number that Valenti presented.
So I'm supposed to feel compassion for the poor media cartels losing millions of dollars in advertising revenue to help fund their opulent lifestyles and their lobbying warchests to buy laws to perpetuate their outdated business model?
Watch me not care. Thanks for reminding me why I quit watching TV long ago.
Don't feel bad - I read it as "Grow Your Own Replacement Boner"
You have no chance to survive make your time. --SCO
Take a look at advertising used on pinball machines sporting images from major movies, music groups, and TV shows.
Yup - there's no uninstall option, and if you attempt to delete it then it reinstalls itself.
However you can evade Windows by booting to safe mode and deleting IE manually. Here's how:
1) start/shut down/restart
2) after BIOS boots, press F8 repeatedly while Windows is booting
3) you will get a table of options for safe mode
4) select "safe mode with DOS prompt"
5) when the DOS prompt appears (looks like C:\> ), use these commands: (without quotes)
"cd program files\internet explorer"
"erase/s *.*"
The 1st command changes to the internet explorer directory; the 2nd erases all files in all subdirectories in that directory. When you reboot to Windows, you may have to manually Regedit out all references to IE.
I did this on my WIN2K machine at home and I'm happy as a spyware-free clam.
This also works for deleting Outlook.
"Tightly integrated"? I don't think so.
I agree. Let me propose that the first whack be directed squarely at Jar Jar Binks with a light saber, within the first five seconds of the movie.
That should arouse exhilarant approval from the Star Wars fans and increase box office receipts to record levels. Who wouldn't pay to see the demise of our favorite bashing boy?
There are times when a hearing impairment is a blessing
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Now the schoolteachers are going to teach them that it is bad to share.
That should peg the bullshit meter.
6. Christianity - priests and children
Please get your facts straight. Priests are members of the Roman Catholic Church, which according to this authoritative list is a cult that perverts Christianity, much like the bastard terrorists that pervert Islam.
Not to single out the RCC but any religion is vulnerable to such abuses - the Bible warned us thousands of years ago of these "wolves" and how to deal with them.
How about the 2003 Super Bowl halftime show with the "wardrobe malfunction"?
One of the most infamous charlatans was Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. Courts of law all over the globe are well aware of this quack and his barratrous miscreants.
The educated world has zero tolerance for proven charlatans.
Time Warner bought up all the independent cable providers and created their monopoly. That is not the definition of self regulation.
The FCC acted under the influence of corporate media interests back then; I have little doubt that the move to abolish the FCC is another conspiracy of the same.
A major media giant now owns the broadband cable into your home. If you're not satisfied with the service, you don't have any alternatives - Time Warner owns them all, you're stuck with them.
Replace "broadband cable" with "radio bands" and "wireless communications" and ask yourself if you really want those resources in the hands of a sole media conglomerate. If you thought popular radio was bad today, then it'll get much worse when the "self regulating" wireless industry moves to barricade the independent radio stations out of existence.
It's raspberry jam.
I HATE raspberry!!!
More specifically: Microsoft Money.