Lotus Domino is a viable alternative to Exchange, although it's probably not very popular with the/. crowd.
Whatever you do, I think the most imporant part is to think through the migration process. It's good you've already done it before, but 1 million people could mean a lot of angry phone calls.
I worked for a small company, where we were profiled in WSJ. This was quite a big deal since our company consisted only of 5 employees at the time. We wanted to put the article on our website. WSJ informed us, licensing the article was about $500/mo. Seems kind of high since the article was already written, and we weren't reselling the article.
IANAL, but you'd figure for the donations he collected, he could have got a lawyer to file at least one motion in his defense. As far as I can tell, there wasn't a single motion filed by the defendant.
I was referring to classic first and second year calculus courses, not modern analysis. I did not learn most of the examples you give until I took my first DE and analysis courses.
I hear what you're saying regarding changes in focus (my university just split up it's 1st year calc courses into seperate Engineering, Life Sciences, and Commerce courses). With this said, the changes in focus do not merit a new edition produced every year.
And I think this is the saddest part to come out of this story. Regardless of the 'legal-status' of what they (Loki) were doing, someone needs to take on the MPAA to keep their tactics in check.
Now who's going to believe it when someone asks for help to do this?
Another point to make is that *most* US universities recognize that Canadian Master degrees are different than US ones, but when applying you should definitely include examples of the research you've done to demonstrate that you have a masters only because failed your PhD.
Although it may not entirely applicable to this case, your assertion that:
It is pretty hard to overrule the SUPREME COURT.
is incorrect. In certain circumstances Legislation (Federal or Provincal) can make use of the "notwithstanding clause" located in section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. IANAL, so I'm not sure how applicable it is in this case, but I thought I'd point out that the notwithstanding clause can and has been used before in legislation that is thought to be in violation of the charter.
think spatial. the ship may be registered to a state which permits this type of activity, but may be around the world from where they need to distribute the CDs. Why would you produce the CDs in the Country X in the Caribbean, then ship to Country Y in Southeast Asia. Make sense to hike out into international waters in close proximity to where you're going to sell them. You'd assume would save time and money.
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Lotus Domino is a viable alternative to Exchange, although it's probably not very popular with the /. crowd.
Whatever you do, I think the most imporant part is to think through the migration process. It's good you've already done it before, but 1 million people could mean a lot of angry phone calls.
Good Luck.
sounds like spyware in disguise.
The satellite will be permanently pointed at Pakistan.
I worked for a small company, where we were profiled in WSJ. This was quite a big deal since our company consisted only of 5 employees at the time. We wanted to put the article on our website. WSJ informed us, licensing the article was about $500/mo. Seems kind of high since the article was already written, and we weren't reselling the article.
Nevertheless, we paid it for several months.
Apparently he's escaped Slashdot.
Thanks for posting the documents.
IANAL, but you'd figure for the donations he collected, he could have got a lawyer to file at least one motion in his defense. As far as I can tell, there wasn't a single motion filed by the defendant.
I was referring to classic first and second year calculus courses, not modern analysis. I did not learn most of the examples you give until I took my first DE and analysis courses.
I hear what you're saying regarding changes in focus (my university just split up it's 1st year calc courses into seperate Engineering, Life Sciences, and Commerce courses). With this said, the changes in focus do not merit a new edition produced every year.
First and second year calc hasn't changed in 6 years!
Truth be told, first and second year calculus hasn't changed much nearly 200 years.
And I think this is the saddest part to come out of this story. Regardless of the 'legal-status' of what they (Loki) were doing, someone needs to take on the MPAA to keep their tactics in check.
Now who's going to believe it when someone asks for help to do this?
Either that, or the Chinese soccer team sucked.
My friend live on Olympic St. in Vancouver...wonder if they'll force the city to change the street's name.
http://www.foia.cia.gov/2020/2020.pdf
If I remember right NSERC/CIHR scholarships are only available to Canadian citizens, and he would likely not be eligible for it.
oops...correct!
Thx.
Good post. I'd mod you up if I could.
Another point to make is that *most* US universities recognize that Canadian Master degrees are different than US ones, but when applying you should definitely include examples of the research you've done to demonstrate that you have a masters only because failed your PhD.
My guess is that it would be specific to the theatre, and not the movie.
As someone points out below, some cinemas don't have ads, while some others do.
I know you're joking, but American/Canadian Football was in at least part created by Canadians at McGill:
a nd _American_football
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football#Canadian_
Me either...I don't think we're missing anything.
Division by zero...thank you come again.
I want to know what's on your desk then!
No, it's more a fear of technology in general.
People are afraid Grandma won't be able to vote.
Although it may not entirely applicable to this case, your assertion that:
It is pretty hard to overrule the SUPREME COURT.
is incorrect. In certain circumstances Legislation (Federal or Provincal) can make use of the "notwithstanding clause" located in section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. IANAL, so I'm not sure how applicable it is in this case, but I thought I'd point out that the notwithstanding clause can and has been used before in legislation that is thought to be in violation of the charter.
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think spatial. the ship may be registered to a state which permits this type of activity, but may be around the world from where they need to distribute the CDs. Why would you produce the CDs in the Country X in the Caribbean, then ship to Country Y in Southeast Asia. Make sense to hike out into international waters in close proximity to where you're going to sell them. You'd assume would save time and money.
these are real smart cards actually. It'd be hard to network a bunch of laundry machines in several locations across a large campus together.
Now I just got to figure out how to add money to my laundry card. That thing has eaten more money than I've used on the machines...