This is what started this whole thing...
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As soon as Toronto gets taken off the list there are massive celebrations and the same thing happened in Hong Kong. That's not a bad thing per say but I can't help but wonder if people are letting their guard down.
The Singapore government has done a fantastic job in containing and combating SARS and they continue to do so even after being of the WHO's list for sometime now. Daily temperature checks for public servants and temperature scanning at all ports of entry continue. They've even gone far as to develop a SARS channel on cable TV.
Bottom line, we have to continue to live but not live ignorantly.
No need to read the article, I invented the Internet. Of course at that time I called it the intraweb but let's not concern ourselves with minor details.
It's not even a trademark in the real sense -- do you even know who owns the word now? Nobody cares. For the record, the Unix trademark is owned by The Open Group (opengroup.org).
From one article....[smh.com.au] "Three students have been charged with copyright offences over an alleged $60 million music piracy operation. "
While another reports....[news.com.com] "Australian police said on Thursday they had closed down an Internet music piracy site and arrested three students in an alleged copyright scam that cost the music industry at least $37 million."
For example, my high school foods teacher. She wasn't all that great of a teacher, in fact she was pretty dumb. Not a bright lady. Not all that nice either - although not a complete bitch. Well, a couple years later I see that she ran for state representative and won. WTF? Nothing short of amazing.
Eight firms agreed to Acacia's terms. But 40 didn't, and Acacia promptly slapped them with lawsuits. Rather than buckling, though, several of the porno sites joined together and stood their ground. Now Acacia is in the fight of its life and may even face a shareholder revolt as a result.
Searching for sexual innuendos..... searching......
The Pentagon "is hoovering up all the available capacity," said Richard DalBello, president of the Satellite Industry Association, a trade group.
I can't tell if he's amazed or excited. Chances are DalBello is calculating his stock options as we speak. War will always make some people millionaires.
Somebody's got to find a fix for this one. I've deleted everything from my hard drive twice this week already and my friends are getting really pissed off.
This series will prove to be a more rougher, blue-collared version of star travel than the picture portrayed by Kirk and Picard, i.e. crew wear baseball caps and their captain is a regular 'Joe' kind of guy
I'm not trying to be funny here but I think we should be asking what's state of the art in decryption technology. Isn't that what we're all worried about?
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As soon as Toronto gets taken off the list there are massive celebrations and the same thing happened in Hong Kong. That's not a bad thing per say but I can't help but wonder if people are letting their guard down.
The Singapore government has done a fantastic job in containing and combating SARS and they continue to do so even after being of the WHO's list for sometime now. Daily temperature checks for public servants and temperature scanning at all ports of entry continue. They've even gone far as to develop a SARS channel on cable TV. Bottom line, we have to continue to live but not live ignorantly.
Fist yourself.
"Hi kettle, this is pot. You're BLACK!"
Who wants to bet it doesn't turn out like they predict? I'll bet my house on it.
Why store it? Use it to power a few small Aussie towns!
See last article.
No need to read the article, I invented the Internet. Of course at that time I called it the intraweb but let's not concern ourselves with minor details.
It's not even a trademark in the real sense -- do you even know who owns the word now? Nobody cares. For the record, the Unix trademark is owned by The Open Group (opengroup.org).
I here I was thinking SCO owned UNIX.
They told me they did!!
I can email CAA and send them a detailed description of where I am using mapquest.
Thank you Verizon.
Either way, Sony is very please with the outcome.
Not half as please with the editing job me bet.
I think the poodle people are doing better than this guy
I have no idea. What do you think Mr. Hat???
Bah, too much like watching scrambled cable porn.
To release this trailer right after the Matrix sequel is released?
Bad timing if you ask me.
From one article....[smh.com.au]
"Three students have been charged with copyright offences over an alleged $60 million music piracy operation. "
While another reports....[news.com.com]
"Australian police said on Thursday they had closed down an Internet music piracy site and arrested three students in an alleged copyright scam that cost the music industry at least $37 million."
If found guilty of breaching copyright under the Copyright Act 1968, they would face up to five years in jail or a $60,000 fine.
If this copyright law dates back to 1968 than there are bound to be some loop-holes that should get these guys off. They just need a decent lawyer.
Well, you could take that view, or you could just assume that everyone in power is EVIL.
That's what I do and look how well I've turned out!
For example, my high school foods teacher. She wasn't all that great of a teacher, in fact she was pretty dumb. Not a bright lady. Not all that nice either - although not a complete bitch. Well, a couple years later I see that she ran for state representative and won. WTF? Nothing short of amazing.
I think it's about time I run for Senator.
I think you meant "Freaky, Deaky, Dutch".
Eight firms agreed to Acacia's terms. But 40 didn't, and Acacia promptly slapped them with lawsuits. Rather than buckling, though, several of the porno sites joined together and stood their ground. Now Acacia is in the fight of its life and may even face a shareholder revolt as a result.
Searching for sexual innuendos..... searching......
The Pentagon "is hoovering up all the available capacity," said Richard DalBello, president of the Satellite Industry Association, a trade group.
I can't tell if he's amazed or excited. Chances are DalBello is calculating his stock options as we speak. War will always make some people millionaires.
Then why didn't they get Tom Arnold?