Actually, they have to prove that what she was was not only false, but that she knew it was false and said it maliciously, and that they have sustained damaged by her lies (reputation, business, etc.)
One problem with just keeping the old XBox is it costs you money, compared to selling it if the 360 were a direct replacement.
unless you have xbox live and have to keep paying for it, i'm not really sure how "just keeping the old xbox" costs you money. it's a one time investment. that's it. do you have to take yours in for repairs all the time or what?
The Xbox 360 uses a treo of PowerPC processors to run games...
WOW this is totally incorrect. first of all, the XBOX 360 doesn't use a treo at all, to run ANYTHING. where the hell did you hear that?? second, the latest treo's use either intel's PXA270 chip or an ARM processor...and get this, the fastest of of those two processors is just 312 MHz!!! i'd like to see you play doom3 with that. and THIRD, even if MS decided to use a freakin' TREO in the XBOX 360...which as i said is totally ludicrous...how the hell are you going to fit 3 3.2 GHz PowerPC chips in a goddamn TREO?? have you seen the size of those things??
Plus, Microsoft is loosing money on each original Xbox.
Does this mean Microsoft is holding a burgeoning moneybag over each original XBox, suddently unleashing a torrent of crisp bills all over its glistening black & green plastic exterior?
the/. blurb is misinformative, as telomerase is far from a "cancer-specific" enzyme. it is present in many "normal" cells, including sperm and stem cells. also, a cure would not be as simple as just injecting telomerase into a cancerous cell.
First I want to state that I always beleive in hiring the best person for the job no matter what. I hope that we can agree on that statement. If so then we both agree that afirmative action/quotas are bad.
not necessarily. i think the whole point of affirmative action movement was to show that quotas and and meritocracy are not mutually exclusive, and that age, social, political, religious and cultural backgrounds should be taken into consideration when determining "the best person for the job no matter what." also, many proponents of affirmative action claim (logically, in my mind) diversity of race, culture, religion, etc. enhances the success of the group, but perhaps not the individual job. (as i'm sure anyone who's played WoW or FF will agree, every character with the same stats is a formula for disaster)
note: i do not support affirmative action in its current form
and what, because you have a problem doing it, that means a chick definitely or even probably couldn't? whatever...after growing up in the country, i'm amazed at how weak you assume females to be...
It appears to be shades of Eps 6 (Return of the Jedi), with Luke facing off against Vader. In this case, however, I'm presuming that Anakin wins (looking at one photo, apparently by cutting off both Tyrannus' hands, again much like Eps. 6).
you've hit the nail on the head; that is the argument exactly. problem is, the people in power don't feel a need to change anything, because their idea of decency works for them and their constituents, free speech of whatever minorities be damned...
"...I don't think that it gives people who run these modules that much to worry about."
and
"I don't think that it gives people who run these modules much to worry about."
So, the question remains, if you give something away to 295,000,000 people in the US, is it reasonable to claim that the remaining 5,000,000 must pay for it (or, more specifically, be denied it), based on local topography alone?
finally, somebody's thinking like a lawyer. mod him up!
HINT: you could even claim...discrimination!
ok. first of all, this isn't funny. it's not even that close to "mail" and "hotamil" sounds stupid. second of all, "Amil" is not a "Latino" name, it's Indian (Hindi).
In the UK if you accuse someone of something in a way that could have harmful sideffects for them then that's slander/libel unless you can back up your accusations. Is this not true in the US?
yes, it is this way in the US; however, the difference is that here the law is written "did" instead of "could" (afaik, ianal). the burden of proof of potential damage to business or character is upon the supposed victim.
"there ain't no competition cause we all da best heyar"
Actually, they have to prove that what she was was not only false, but that she knew it was false and said it maliciously, and that they have sustained damaged by her lies (reputation, business, etc.)
One problem with just keeping the old XBox is it costs you money, compared to selling it if the 360 were a direct replacement.
unless you have xbox live and have to keep paying for it, i'm not really sure how "just keeping the old xbox" costs you money. it's a one time investment. that's it. do you have to take yours in for repairs all the time or what?
The Xbox 360 uses a treo of PowerPC processors to run games...
WOW this is totally incorrect. first of all, the XBOX 360 doesn't use a treo at all, to run ANYTHING. where the hell did you hear that?? second, the latest treo's use either intel's PXA270 chip or an ARM processor...and get this, the fastest of of those two processors is just 312 MHz!!! i'd like to see you play doom3 with that. and THIRD, even if MS decided to use a freakin' TREO in the XBOX 360...which as i said is totally ludicrous...how the hell are you going to fit 3 3.2 GHz PowerPC chips in a goddamn TREO?? have you seen the size of those things??
Plus, Microsoft is loosing money on each original Xbox.
Does this mean Microsoft is holding a burgeoning moneybag over each original XBox, suddently unleashing a torrent of crisp bills all over its glistening black & green plastic exterior?
hah! he probably queued up the stories
that's because it's not finnished yet.
GIMP sucks on 1024 x 768, which has been the resolution of my last 3 powerbooks. am i alone in this?
I have no clue what the "CUPS web admin" is...
assuming cups is running on your comp:
http://localhost:631/
only one wife for all of you?? ha!
If you wish to succeed from the union...
who doesn't like success?
oog...long night...
(i was just studying this)
/. blurb is misinformative, as telomerase is far from a "cancer-specific" enzyme. it is present in many "normal" cells, including sperm and stem cells. also, a cure would not be as simple as just injecting telomerase into a cancerous cell.
the
wikipedia article
don't waste. post the code on your blog for someone else to use!
as an individual i can create a corporation consisting of me, myself, and I. just a thought.
First I want to state that I always beleive in hiring the best person for the job no matter what. I hope that we can agree on that statement. If so then we both agree that afirmative action/quotas are bad.
not necessarily. i think the whole point of affirmative action movement was to show that quotas and and meritocracy are not mutually exclusive, and that age, social, political, religious and cultural backgrounds should be taken into consideration when determining "the best person for the job no matter what." also, many proponents of affirmative action claim (logically, in my mind) diversity of race, culture, religion, etc. enhances the success of the group, but perhaps not the individual job. (as i'm sure anyone who's played WoW or FF will agree, every character with the same stats is a formula for disaster)
note: i do not support affirmative action in its current form
and what, because you have a problem doing it, that means a chick definitely or even probably couldn't?
whatever...after growing up in the country, i'm amazed at how weak you assume females to be...
It appears to be shades of Eps 6 (Return of the Jedi), with Luke facing off against Vader. In this case, however, I'm presuming that Anakin wins (looking at one photo, apparently by cutting off both Tyrannus' hands, again much like Eps. 6).
perhaps...dooku is anakin's father? ha HA!
you've hit the nail on the head; that is the argument exactly. problem is, the people in power don't feel a need to change anything, because their idea of decency works for them and their constituents, free speech of whatever minorities be damned...
extra price? i realize $300k is a lot in Brazil, but in America for a condo anything like that in any urban area...that's ridiculously cheap.
what's the difference between:
"...I don't think that it gives people who run these modules that much to worry about."
and
"I don't think that it gives people who run these modules much to worry about."
(serious question?)
don't forget the underground homosexual recruitment campaign
So, the question remains, if you give something away to 295,000,000 people in the US, is it reasonable to claim that the remaining 5,000,000 must pay for it (or, more specifically, be denied it), based on local topography alone?
finally, somebody's thinking like a lawyer. mod him up!
HINT: you could even claim...discrimination!
ok. first of all, this isn't funny. it's not even that close to "mail" and "hotamil" sounds stupid. second of all, "Amil" is not a "Latino" name, it's Indian (Hindi).
In the UK if you accuse someone of something in a way that could have harmful sideffects for them then that's slander/libel unless you can back up your accusations. Is this not true in the US?
yes, it is this way in the US; however, the difference is that here the law is written "did" instead of "could" (afaik, ianal). the burden of proof of potential damage to business or character is upon the supposed victim.