According to my copyright law classes I took in college the instant any creative idea was fixed into a tangible medium of expression it was copyrighted. Registering it just allowed for extra protections such as statutory damages and court costs + attorneys fees. If you don't register your copyright and have to sue to protect it, you are only able to get injunctions, and actual damages.
When I was that age I learned BASIC by changing the text in the Snake and Gorilla BAISC game that came with DOS. In my high school they had a programming class that was mostly BASIC but also taught Paschal.
They stopped printing either the date/time of funerals, or the address of the deceased because people would be robbed. It was like obituaries were publishing to the community when a house would be vacant and able to be jacked.
This same sort of publicizing someone's death on the Net could potentially lead to identity fraud.
According to an expert I met at a con a few months back from my understanding a USB storage device must be power cycled every 1-3 years in order to retain it's memory. Apparently modern day flash memory degrades over time and if it doesn't get powered up yuo can start to have serious holes in your data.
I am a graduate of MTSU. A good friend of mine who is a professor there, told me that a verbal memo was sent out to the staff to NOT speed on campus. Apparently the funds are so bad that the campus cops have been told to ticket any infraction they can find to raise funds.
This has screwed many in the live event industry because many of our wireless mics are now unable to be used. Everything from concerts, to hotels, production companies, theme parks, bars, clubs, are going to suffer.
Yeah - I know there were a few people on the Ron Paul Forums that were talking about contrails being chemtrails. I think those people were agent provocateurs (importers) or just real bona fide idiots. TRUST ME, those clowns don't represent Ron Paul or the liberty movement.
Monopolies are usually the result of big government. Monopolies which are not, are usually short lived.
Why? Big business likes big government. Big government can legislate and regulate in favor of big business thus blocking competition from small business. You don't think that big business actually minds all of those health and safety regulations do they? Of course not! It keeps the small guys from ever entering the market place
I am sure that McDonalds has an entire department of attorneys, accountants, and food prep experts to handle food safety compliance for every single law that exists. The mom and pop restaurant has to figure out how it goes on their own assuming they can afford to
Big business has even lobbied big government to prevent farmers from checking their own cattle for mad-cow disease. If government wasn't so big and pervasive then they would not be able to punish farmers from testing their stock for mad-cow at the request of big business.
Try starting your own phone company sometime. HA! You have to get permission from the government to do so, and it's guaranteed you probably won't be allowed to.
Why? Because big government is a tool of big business. If government isn't big, then it can't be a tool of big business.
You're right that education is important, but as you have just proven, people who are uneducated can cause problems to society by voting. But what you don't realize is that the US is NOT a democracy, we are Constitutional Republic and the only part about the US that is democratic is the way our representatives are elected.
In my political campaign training I was taught that only 30% of voters are proficient on the Internet. That means that 70% of campaigning needs to be offline.
Do realize that many art pieces are copyrighted and are not allowed to be photographed without specific permission. One is not allowed to take photos of sculptures, paintings, pictures, photographs, etc without permission from the copyright holder.
That's why you cannot take photos inside the Biltmore Estate. It's not the venue that objects, it's the fact that so many art pieces are not copyright cleared.
No, but WV and NV were not Constitutionally created States either; that is historical FACT. And yes there have been court cases that have ruled that filing an income tax form is voluntary unfortunately no one pays attention to those rulings. See: http://www.anti-irs.com/ and http://www.thelawthatneverwas.com/new/home.asp although
You do realize that the 14th Amendment was not actually properly ratified, right?
If it ever faced serious historical, legal, judicial, and most importantly Constitutional scrutiny, it would be null and void. That's very scary considering "due process" is derived from it.
Well those rights ARE INDEED inherent. Government is supposed to secure these rights. If you read the US Declaration of Independence you would see this clearly spelled out. For the first time in human history humans were independent.
The problem is that most governments do not recognize these rights, and the government in the US tends to ignore its founding documents more often than not.
Your e-mails are already copyrighted essentially. The metric is basically 'anything with a minimal amount of creativity fixed into a tangible medium of expression"
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..."fixed in a tangible medium of expression".
According to my copyright law classes I took in college the instant any creative idea was fixed into a tangible medium of expression it was copyrighted. Registering it just allowed for extra protections such as statutory damages and court costs + attorneys fees. If you don't register your copyright and have to sue to protect it, you are only able to get injunctions, and actual damages.
When I was that age I learned BASIC by changing the text in the Snake and Gorilla BAISC game that came with DOS. In my high school they had a programming class that was mostly BASIC but also taught Paschal.
For some reason this reminds me of the Darwin Awards
They stopped printing either the date/time of funerals, or the address of the deceased because people would be robbed. It was like obituaries were publishing to the community when a house would be vacant and able to be jacked.
This same sort of publicizing someone's death on the Net could potentially lead to identity fraud.
According to an expert I met at a con a few months back from my understanding a USB storage device must be power cycled every 1-3 years in order to retain it's memory. Apparently modern day flash memory degrades over time and if it doesn't get powered up yuo can start to have serious holes in your data.
Check this place for some good vinyl:
http://www.dropshop.com/
Did this originate from the NASA SATS Program?
http://sats.erau.edu/nationalsats/
Peter The Great has a prom-star mustache to boot!
I am a graduate of MTSU. A good friend of mine who is a professor there, told me that a verbal memo was sent out to the staff to NOT speed on campus. Apparently the funds are so bad that the campus cops have been told to ticket any infraction they can find to raise funds.
This has screwed many in the live event industry because many of our wireless mics are now unable to be used. Everything from concerts, to hotels, production companies, theme parks, bars, clubs, are going to suffer.
Here is some discussion by my fellow audio engineers on the subject:
http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/t/39317/2112/
http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/t/39317/2112/
http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/t/39629/2112/
Yeah - I know there were a few people on the Ron Paul Forums that were talking about contrails being chemtrails. I think those people were agent provocateurs (importers) or just real bona fide idiots. TRUST ME, those clowns don't represent Ron Paul or the liberty movement.
Why would it slam into the side of your house? It would probably come from above, right?
No. The government is creating artificially high barriers to entry into the marketplace.....at the request of big business.
Big business LIKES big government because big government can regulate and legislate in favor of big business.
Monopolies are usually the result of big government. Monopolies which are not, are usually short lived.
Why? Big business likes big government. Big government can legislate and regulate in favor of big business thus blocking competition from small business. You don't think that big business actually minds all of those health and safety regulations do they? Of course not! It keeps the small guys from ever entering the market place
I am sure that McDonalds has an entire department of attorneys, accountants, and food prep experts to handle food safety compliance for every single law that exists. The mom and pop restaurant has to figure out how it goes on their own assuming they can afford to
Big business has even lobbied big government to prevent farmers from checking their own cattle for mad-cow disease. If government wasn't so big and pervasive then they would not be able to punish farmers from testing their stock for mad-cow at the request of big business.
Try starting your own phone company sometime. HA! You have to get permission from the government to do so, and it's guaranteed you probably won't be allowed to.
Why? Because big government is a tool of big business. If government isn't big, then it can't be a tool of big business.
Good points, but please consider that composers and orchestra directors were saying the same exact thing when records and audio tape were coming out.
"Oh no - we won't have good music anymore because everyone will be able to record music".
or even today:
"Now everyone can record their band in a home studio for under $25k worth of decent recording equipment. We will no longer have good music"
Looks like the Libertarian party and Bob Barr '08 are the only place to go!
Yes, a municipal corrupt political machine did in fact win an election once. JFK was elected because of the crime bosses in Chicago.
You're right that education is important, but as you have just proven, people who are uneducated can cause problems to society by voting. But what you don't realize is that the US is NOT a democracy, we are Constitutional Republic and the only part about the US that is democratic is the way our representatives are elected.
US|=democracy.
In my political campaign training I was taught that only 30% of voters are proficient on the Internet. That means that 70% of campaigning needs to be offline.
Do realize that many art pieces are copyrighted and are not allowed to be photographed without specific permission. One is not allowed to take photos of sculptures, paintings, pictures, photographs, etc without permission from the copyright holder.
That's why you cannot take photos inside the Biltmore Estate. It's not the venue that objects, it's the fact that so many art pieces are not copyright cleared.
No, but WV and NV were not Constitutionally created States either; that is historical FACT. And yes there have been court cases that have ruled that filing an income tax form is voluntary unfortunately no one pays attention to those rulings. See: http://www.anti-irs.com/ and http://www.thelawthatneverwas.com/new/home.asp although
You do realize that the 14th Amendment was not actually properly ratified, right?
If it ever faced serious historical, legal, judicial, and most importantly Constitutional scrutiny, it would be null and void. That's very scary considering "due process" is derived from it.
Well those rights ARE INDEED inherent. Government is supposed to secure these rights. If you read the US Declaration of Independence you would see this clearly spelled out. For the first time in human history humans were independent.
The problem is that most governments do not recognize these rights, and the government in the US tends to ignore its founding documents more often than not.
Your e-mails are already copyrighted essentially. The metric is basically 'anything with a minimal amount of creativity fixed into a tangible medium of expression"