You may want to try the torrent link I posted in a cousin post. Actually, I think that post is an uncle of your post, and therefore a great-uncle of this one. But now I'm way off-topic.
I think a lot of P2P geeks suffer from the "Collector" syndrome. They want to faithfully record what was aired. I don't think they'll be too keen on editing out a scene with dialog about Coca-Cola. Yes, they take out commercials and network bugs, but I really doubt if placement got to be big that they'd do much about it. Too much placement makes for a crummy show, and who wants to download that anyway, regardless of the editing?
Wealth isn't created by spinning your wheels for no reason. It may well be that the transition is worth doing in the long run, but simply spending money for no reason isn't a net plus. It's why we don't tear down our houses and rebuild them every year.
There's a lot of useless information to wade through to get the good data, so I'll summarize what happened. (As an alum in one of the cut programs, I've read through it all.)
~100 faculty laid off from the Medical School downtown.
~50 faculty laid off from the main uptown campus, nearly all from Engineering.
Cut programs: Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer, and Computer Science.
Remaining: Biomedical (which was, in fact, our strongest), and Chemical.
Also, previously there were the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and the School of Engineering. Now it's going to the the School of Liberal Arts, and the School of Science and Engineering.
Leaves me wondering where exactly I stand, having a recent degree in a program that no longer exists. I'm more worried about the kids who were planning to go back next semester in one of these programs, and only find out today that it doesn't exist!
If a small group of evil men want to kill Johnny and his family and destroy his country and his way of life, then yes, maybe he should see about stopping them ahead of time.
This may not be a bad thing. When people do try it and go back to the Firefox page, they see a page that looks better in a standards-compliant browser than the one they've been using.
I think you'll find that circumsized people (at least in the US) are less likely to be hippy wackos, and that it's hippy wacko-ism that's the real cause of the correlation with HIV.
I tried to find out for myself, I really did. I can't figure out if any of these dictionary.com results apply. This is the complete list, and none of them seemed to fit. There's one kind of humorous one...
International Union of Private Wagons
Quimper, France - Pluguffan (Airport Code)
Ultimate Irrigation Potential
Uncovered Interest Parity
Undegraded Intake Protein
United International Pictures
Universidad Interamericana de Panamá
Unusual Interstitial Pneumonitis
Upgrade Improvement Program
Urinating In Public User Interface Program
USIGS Interoperability Profile
Usual Interstitial Pneumonia of Liebow
Utilities Infrastructure Plan
And here you're spouting a bunch of mumbo-jumbo about relativism and whining about bigotry, without addressing the points made! He cited numerous examples, details, and why he believes those to be false.
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You may want to try the torrent link I posted in a cousin post. Actually, I think that post is an uncle of your post, and therefore a great-uncle of this one. But now I'm way off-topic.
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What a great series of games that was...
The price that a merchant charges for an item is based on his cost to replace that item on the shelf.
8.836382222 x 10^-6 square km = 8,836,382.22 square mm = 13,696.4198 square inches = 95.114 square feet.
Still not a lot of land, but more than 1/4 inch.
I think a lot of P2P geeks suffer from the "Collector" syndrome. They want to faithfully record what was aired. I don't think they'll be too keen on editing out a scene with dialog about Coca-Cola. Yes, they take out commercials and network bugs, but I really doubt if placement got to be big that they'd do much about it. Too much placement makes for a crummy show, and who wants to download that anyway, regardless of the editing?
Wealth isn't created by spinning your wheels for no reason. It may well be that the transition is worth doing in the long run, but simply spending money for no reason isn't a net plus. It's why we don't tear down our houses and rebuild them every year.
They decided this today, which really leaves a lot of people in a bind, I would think...
I've got to figure most of the buildings will be turned over to... liberal arts!
~100 faculty laid off from the Medical School downtown. ~50 faculty laid off from the main uptown campus, nearly all from Engineering. Cut programs: Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer, and Computer Science. Remaining: Biomedical (which was, in fact, our strongest), and Chemical.
Also, previously there were the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and the School of Engineering. Now it's going to the the School of Liberal Arts, and the School of Science and Engineering.
Leaves me wondering where exactly I stand, having a recent degree in a program that no longer exists. I'm more worried about the kids who were planning to go back next semester in one of these programs, and only find out today that it doesn't exist!
Yeah, come on, it was in Star Trek 6. Everybody should know that one!
Is that you?
Risky move, considering the support of the United States is what keeps them from being a province of China...
Absolutely! It's extremely frustrating. I'm glad it's not just me. Let's get this fixed, /.!
If a small group of evil men want to kill Johnny and his family and destroy his country and his way of life, then yes, maybe he should see about stopping them ahead of time.
This may not be a bad thing. When people do try it and go back to the Firefox page, they see a page that looks better in a standards-compliant browser than the one they've been using.
I think you'll find that circumsized people (at least in the US) are less likely to be hippy wackos, and that it's hippy wacko-ism that's the real cause of the correlation with HIV.
International Union of Private Wagons
Quimper, France - Pluguffan (Airport Code)
Ultimate Irrigation Potential
Uncovered Interest Parity
Undegraded Intake Protein
United International Pictures
Universidad Interamericana de Panamá
Unusual Interstitial Pneumonitis
Upgrade Improvement Program
Urinating In Public
User Interface Program
USIGS Interoperability Profile
Usual Interstitial Pneumonia of Liebow
Utilities Infrastructure Plan
"Shh!"
Try advertizing on Slashdot!
Eric Idle, I believe, doing his Australian accent.
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Did our generation advance freedom, and did our character bring credit to that cause?
Are we talking about a 1970 model bicycle?
You've got nothing.