You're thinking of Martin Luther King's birthday (1/16, then Monday-ized). Washington's birthday is now (more or less) combined with Lincolon to be Presidents Day (usually the third Monday in Feb.
And also, "Remember to add 14 days for all the Amerika == Teh Gratests So other countries don't have national holidays? Thanks for the info.
Xhibit and the guys at NASA will take a stock Ares-1 and turn it into a tricked out machine.
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Yes. And it took four years to drop from $20 to below $1 for the delisting.
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SCOX was at 0.66 during the week of 24 Jun 2002. It was at 1.09 the week of 10 Feb 2003. After the lawsuits were filed, it went up to 20.50 on 15 Oct 2003.
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It's actually understandable confusion.
The August 10, 2007 ruling was that SCOX didn't own the copyrights. On the eve of the trial to determine how much SCOX owed Novell in royalties collected, SCOX filed for bankruptcy, suspending the litigation.
Novell asked the BK court to lift the stay, and the July ruling referenced in the parent post was on how much SCOX owes.
The same rules apply when enering a Best Buy/Fry's type store that asks to look in your shopping bag. This is an internal policy which you do not have to obey, but they are entitled to ask you to leave their store if you do not want to play by their rules.
That's the problem. I *AM* trying to leave, but they want me to jump through their hoops first.
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What requires WGA anyhow?
* Microsoft Marketing
* Microsoft Sales
* Microsoft Legal
* Bill Gates' wallet
* Steve Ballmer's wallet
I'm sure there are more that you can think of.
No... I'm thinking about all the cow episodes.
The idea behind a use tax is that it is not the purchase that is taxed, but the use of the purchased item
What if I buy something and then stick it on a shelf and never use it?
Isn't Benford's Corrolary just the contrapositive of Clarke's Second Law?
A sane, rational discussion of the US-ian political spectrum????
What are you trying to do, destroy any flamewar?
There just *has* to be a South Park joke somewhere in this....
Uh... what?
You're thinking of Martin Luther King's birthday (1/16, then Monday-ized).
Washington's birthday is now (more or less) combined with Lincolon to be Presidents Day (usually the third Monday in Feb.
And also, "Remember to add 14 days for all the Amerika == Teh Gratests
So other countries don't have national holidays? Thanks for the info.
Lucky SOBs.
I live in Los Angeles, and I get 768Kb. Cable would be about 4Mb.
Please... they're MUTATED Chilean Sea Bass...
And they're ill-tempered.
Premier spokesman Chris Riggall
What an appropriate name.
I don't think C# has pointers per se
Those zippy cool mac ads seemed to have hurt Microsoft's ego a little. maybe
A fact that has not gone unnoticed at Ubersoft.
I don't know, but I bet he's best buds with Michael Bolton.
Xhibit and the guys at NASA will take a stock Ares-1 and turn it into a tricked out machine.
Yes. And it took four years to drop from $20 to below $1 for the delisting.
SCOX was at 0.66 during the week of 24 Jun 2002. It was at 1.09 the week of 10 Feb 2003.
After the lawsuits were filed, it went up to 20.50 on 15 Oct 2003.
It's actually understandable confusion.
The August 10, 2007 ruling was that SCOX didn't own the copyrights. On the eve of the trial to determine how much SCOX owed Novell in royalties collected, SCOX filed for bankruptcy, suspending the litigation.
Novell asked the BK court to lift the stay, and the July ruling referenced in the parent post was on how much SCOX owes.
Because nobody gives a damn about them this time.
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Then again, when you see how much politicians are being paid, an answer suggests itself.
The sad thing is how LITTLE it costs to buy a Senator or Congressman.
The same rules apply when enering a Best Buy/Fry's type store that asks to look in your shopping bag. This is an internal policy which you do not have to obey, but they are entitled to ask you to leave their store if you do not want to play by their rules.
That's the problem. I *AM* trying to leave, but they want me to jump through their hoops first.
My mother's maiden name was #$@DD$#$21
Damn, that is hardcore scripting!
I bow to the guys geekitude!
Oh, I agree, but good luck with Congress.
Damn... I meant X < Y + Z.