My old university has a campus agreement with Microsoft. The school pays a reduced rate for a license for every student. They then charge the student $10 for the media. The student doesn't get any support from Microsoft through this agreement. The university recently implemented a policy where to purchase a product (which your tuition dollars already paid for) you have to pay a $50 fee for them to install it. If it is an operating system they will charge you an additional $30 for each CD worth of backup. There is no way to purchase this software without paying that extortion.
The school is probably making back the cost of the license plus more.
I am a U.S. Citizen, and I would like nothing more than to see all members of the RIAA and the MPAA dry up and blow away.
I am also a U.S. citizen. However, our justice system isn't equipped to deal with the members of the RIAA and the MPAA the way I see fit. I was thinking more along the lines of "getting medieval on their asses."
Milwaukie certainly isn't backwater. I'd argue that if you kept go east of Milwaukie to Carver and Damascus and all of eastern Clackamas county then you'll find backwater.
I came across this wheelchair when I was researching inventions. It's able to climb stairs and be used on sand (or so they claim). It also goes up on two wheels to make you taller. Pretty cool. http://www.spinalinjury.net/html/body_wheelchair.h tml
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I think Goldeneye was the best of the Pierce Bond films. After that he really starts to rely on women to do his fighting for him.
Fry's (I know they're not in all markets)
Twice in the past month they've had 50-packs of blank CD-Rs for $8.99. I think the sales typically lasts two or three days. Check your local paper.
My old university has a campus agreement with Microsoft. The school pays a reduced rate for a license for every student. They then charge the student $10 for the media. The student doesn't get any support from Microsoft through this agreement. The university recently implemented a policy where to purchase a product (which your tuition dollars already paid for) you have to pay a $50 fee for them to install it. If it is an operating system they will charge you an additional $30 for each CD worth of backup. There is no way to purchase this software without paying that extortion.
The school is probably making back the cost of the license plus more.
I've been led to believe in the past that the best value ranking has a lot to do with the amount of financial aid the institution gives out.
I am also a U.S. citizen. However, our justice system isn't equipped to deal with the members of the RIAA and the MPAA the way I see fit. I was thinking more along the lines of "getting medieval on their asses."
Milwaukie certainly isn't backwater. I'd argue that if you kept go east of Milwaukie to Carver and Damascus and all of eastern Clackamas county then you'll find backwater.
If it is only used once then why bother making up an acronym at all?
WMPCAATWOTWTFI? (Why must people create acronyms and then write out the words that form it?)
Tom Wolfe wrote something in The Man in Full along the lines of, "a paradigm doesn't do anything except for shift."
I think you've been beat to wireliss car audio. It's called radio.
There was an article about a Navy ship having to be towed into port when its Windows server went BSOD.
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http://www.gcn.com/archives/gcn/1998/july13/cov
Actually, Wordperfect was out on Linux 2.5 years ago.
I came across this wheelchair when I was researching inventions. It's able to climb stairs and be used on sand (or so they claim). It also goes up on two wheels to make you taller. Pretty cool. http://www.spinalinjury.net/html/body_wheelchair.h tml