So how are they gonna prove that you manipulated it? Or that there are a thousand proxy users? And what if they planned on blowing up some building anyway, and make some money while knowing where a hit isn't suspected?
Manipulating sports bets or the stock market has been and always will be a problem. Do you want somebody to blow up a bomb in Mineapolis and (try to) make a fortune just because people think that Mineapolis would be an unlikely place for a terrorist attack?
Wrong movie. I've seen the movie talked about on video, and it's very Christian - no hint of nudity. Yet I have never found any review of it on the net.
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Well, it has happened in the EU - and the US (specifically the NSA and CIA) did it.
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And the Stasi didn't even need computers. Nor did they need computers in 1984 - or any other technology like the telescreens. All they need are your family, relatives, friends, neighbors and colleagues.
But in Airport nobody gets poisoned, and the pilot lands the damaged plane himself. Airplane borrows heavily from all of Hailey's Super-Pilot-saves-the-day books - and then some more.
Ahh, but that book has been made into several movies under the original title Flight Into Danger (Actually, it started as a 1957 Canadian television play named Zero Hour).
Well, I'd be willing to bet $10 that 1000>0 too. But wait - if we count units shipped to developers, the G5s probably already outnumbers AMD 64bit desktops.
No, not the games, the "this movie would make a good game" bit: MacGamer's MovieGamer. Also talks about Battle Royale, but also such diverse movies as Taxi Driver, Red Dawn and The Breakfast Club. Only the Beaches piece is a bit over the top:
From firearms to facials, aromatherapy to assassinations, Beaches: the First Person Shooter could have it all. Using the Soldier of Fortune II engine with advanced sound features from Undying (to catch not only the hiss of flying lead but also the spirit-lifting cuts from the soundtrack), the game could begin in mid-70's New York, C.C. Bloom and Hillary Whitney having recently moved into a low rent New York apartment and begun to work on their careers.
Ohh, so you just babbled incoherently and not relating to anything in this thread. The fact that you are a self-proclaimed master of put-down doesn't change that. And I didn't have to dispute anything you wrote, it was undefendable from the start.
CHILD LABOUR: Children under the age of 16 are prohibited from working in factories, on ships, or in other places that are hazardous or require hard labour. Children of 14 or 15 years old may be employed part-time or during school vacations in light, nonhazardous work. Their work hours must not exceed the ordinary work hours of adults in the same occupation. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration effectively enforces child labour regulations.
Worst Forms of Child Labour Data: IcelandFor the year 2000, the ILO projects that there will be 0 economically active children between the ages of 10-14. (ILO, International Labour Office - Bureau of Statistics, Economically Active Population 1950-2010, STAT Working Paper, ILO 1997)
So why do you Americans constantly invent new words instead of using the perfectly good originals? It's Pommes Frites and Bratkartoffeln. And when you're litaraly translating, don't look up the wrong words (Meerrettich is searedish, not horseradish - Meer = sea, ocean not Maehre = horse, mare - actually that's wrong too, it should be Mehrrettich, mehr = more, greater).
So how are they gonna prove that you manipulated it? Or that there are a thousand proxy users? And what if they planned on blowing up some building anyway, and make some money while knowing where a hit isn't suspected?
Manipulating sports bets or the stock market has been and always will be a problem. Do you want somebody to blow up a bomb in Mineapolis and (try to) make a fortune just because people think that Mineapolis would be an unlikely place for a terrorist attack?
In the book the official pools (not polls) were manipulated by the government to get what they want out of it.
Ohh. did the bad man hurt your feelings?
No, that's the Mimi Roger movie. The other one is from the early 70s.
It was done to several European companies by the NSA. Screw yourself.
Wrong movie. I've seen the movie talked about on video, and it's very Christian - no hint of nudity. Yet I have never found any review of it on the net.
Well, it has happened in the EU - and the US (specifically the NSA and CIA) did it.
And the Stasi didn't even need computers. Nor did they need computers in 1984 - or any other technology like the telescreens. All they need are your family, relatives, friends, neighbors and colleagues.
But in Airport nobody gets poisoned, and the pilot lands the damaged plane himself. Airplane borrows heavily from all of Hailey's Super-Pilot-saves-the-day books - and then some more.
Yeah, and Communism forced Americans to kill millions of people to prevent them from becoming Communists. Damn you, Stalin!
Ahh, but that book has been made into several movies under the original title Flight Into Danger (Actually, it started as a 1957 Canadian television play named Zero Hour).
This guy is looking for MS SmartLinks, where any mention of Apple would lead you anywhere as lon its not related to Apple Computers ;-)
Well, I'd be willing to bet $10 that 1000>0 too. But wait - if we count units shipped to developers, the G5s probably already outnumbers AMD 64bit desktops.
Wasn't it Atomic, Bio., Chem. before?
Ten bucks that Apple will sell more G5s in the first week than BOXX will sell computers ever.
From firearms to facials, aromatherapy to assassinations, Beaches: the First Person Shooter could have it all. Using the Soldier of Fortune II engine with advanced sound features from Undying (to catch not only the hiss of flying lead but also the spirit-lifting cuts from the soundtrack), the game could begin in mid-70's New York, C.C. Bloom and Hillary Whitney having recently moved into a low rent New York apartment and begun to work on their careers.
Ohh, so you just babbled incoherently and not relating to anything in this thread. The fact that you are a self-proclaimed master of put-down doesn't change that. And I didn't have to dispute anything you wrote, it was undefendable from the start.
Ohh, so why did you answer to my specific post?
I didn't call the Americans arrogant. Maybe you should learn to read?
Odd, I didn't see you complain about the french being called arrogant.
And she also mentions that it is legal to buy and own it.
Child Labour in Europe
Worst Forms of Child Labour Data: Iceland For the year 2000, the ILO projects that there will be 0 economically active children between the ages of 10-14. (ILO, International Labour Office - Bureau of Statistics, Economically Active Population 1950-2010, STAT Working Paper, ILO 1997)So why do you Americans constantly invent new words instead of using the perfectly good originals? It's Pommes Frites and Bratkartoffeln. And when you're litaraly translating, don't look up the wrong words (Meerrettich is searedish, not horseradish - Meer = sea, ocean not Maehre = horse, mare - actually that's wrong too, it should be Mehrrettich, mehr = more, greater).
And the punishment is invasion of poster's country for posession of WMD.