They were found guilty of price-fixing. Logically, that means the price "should have" been lower.
this isn't a matter of it should go down because its value goes down... it's a matter of the price should go down because it [legally] didn't reflect the correct market value
that's only as much a medical application as the drivers license is for putting a name other than "John Doe" on your hospital bed (or corpse), or perhaps those bracelets people with allergies / diabetes / etc have... (the former aren't regulated by the FDA, i'm sure... are the latter? i don't see why, it's purely informational)
having it actually ring _would_ be unique... unlike some of the more overplayed "ring-songs" (i know which ones i'm thinking of but i don't know the names)
It's not "Breaking and entering" when the door's unlocked (or even, i think, if you pick the lock rather than breaking it), but it is "Unlawful entry" (i.e. the "entering" part of "breaking and entering")
i'd thought they had alleged that he committed a criminal act by "offering" to sell the domain, carrying a far greater penalty than the trademark infringement itself
you're restricted from using the command line at a _college_? and using NT/2k/XP, too... what damage are they afraid you'll do without an admin account?
"More than 80 % of people who received burnt CDs say that they would 'rarely' or 'never' buy a copy of a burnt CD they had received. More than 50 % of file sharers tend not to buy music they have downloaded (ie. 'rarely' or 'never' buy)." --- No, I know I wouldnt "Pay" for a burnt CD.. I'd pay for the original item.. but never for "burnt CD". Wouldnt the be "burned" ? http://www.aria.com.au/news.htm
read it again. it says they wouldn't "buy a copy of" [meaning, buy a legitimate disc] for something of which they had already received a CDR copy.
that's incorrect... many people incorrectly believe that its status as an "independent agency" (from the 70s) means it's not part of the government, when it really only means it's no longer a cabinet-level department or attached to any.
though the oldest reference GPP could find was 1991, snopes dates the "spanish prisoner" scam at least as far back as the 1920s. that's more than 73 years
Re:Biohazard tent
on
Cube House
·
· Score: 2, Funny
The downside was when someone let one rip, well it lingered.
I would have said thousands. Millions even... What do you have against piecepack anyway?
Just because he says "dozens or hundreds" instead of "thousands or millions" doesn't mean he has anything against them... given the posted number of 78, i'd say he was more correct than you (sure, there's probably lots more not posted there, but probably more like "hundreds" than "millions")
what makes you assume the mp3s came from the cd and not the vinyl record (using generic terms, as people have actually tried to apply your argument to stuff that _was_ released with the same title on both formats) ?
Three French Hens,
Two turtle doves
And a Partridge in a pear tree
$150.50
Four calling birds,
Three French Hens,
Two turtle doves
And a Partridge in a pear tree
$550.50
Five golden rings,
Four calling birds,
Three French Hens,
Two turtle doves
And a Partridge in a pear tree
$911.75
Six geese a laying,
Five golden rings,
Four calling birds,
Three French Hens,
Two turtle doves
And a Partridge in a pear tree
$1 061.75
Seven swans a swimming,
Six geese a laying,
Five golden rings,
Four calling birds,
Three French Hens,
Two turtle doves
And a Partridge in a pear tree
$4 561.75
Eight maids a milking,
Seven swans a swimming,
Six geese a laying,
Five golden rings,
Four calling birds,
Three French Hens,
Two turtle doves
And a Partridge in a pear tree
$4 602.95
Nine ladies dancing,
Eight maids a milking,
Seven swans a swimming,
Six geese a laying,
Five golden rings,
Four calling birds,
Three French Hens,
Two turtle doves
And a Partridge in a pear tree
$8 833.84
Ten lords a leaping,
Nine ladies dancing,
Eight maids a milking,
Seven swans a swimming,
Six geese a laying,
Five golden rings,
Four calling birds,
Three French Hens,
Two turtle doves
And a Partridge in a pear tree
$12 755.28
Eleven pipers piping,
Ten lords a leaping,
Nine ladies dancing,
Eight maids a milking,
Seven swans a swimming,
Six geese a laying,
Five golden rings,
Four calling birds,
Three French Hens,
Two turtle doves
And a Partridge in a pear tree
$14 737.68
Twelve drummers drumming,
Eleven pipers piping,
Ten lords a leaping,
Nine ladies dancing,
Eight maids a milking,
Seven swans a swimming,
Six geese a laying,
Five golden rings,
Four calling birds,
Three French Hens,
Two turtle doves
And a Partridge in a pear tree
$16 855.28
For a grand total of: $65 264.28
Having the song repeated endlessly since age 4: Priceless
Slashdot Mirror
question - why don't "overrated" mods come up for metamod?
as he said and you quoted, it _used to be_.
NV's weapons came from mostly China and France (US military aid to France, which was then abandoned/stolen), not USSR.
They were found guilty of price-fixing. Logically, that means the price "should have" been lower.
this isn't a matter of it should go down because its value goes down... it's a matter of the price should go down because it [legally] didn't reflect the correct market value
except, the paradox implies that no-one has a beard (since everyone either shaves himself or is shaved by the barber)
Ice is not water. [PP was saying that] it's possible that cold open water works better than ice and would offset the warm water elsewhere
that's only as much a medical application as the drivers license is for putting a name other than "John Doe" on your hospital bed (or corpse), or perhaps those bracelets people with allergies / diabetes / etc have... (the former aren't regulated by the FDA, i'm sure... are the latter? i don't see why, it's purely informational)
having it actually ring _would_ be unique... unlike some of the more overplayed "ring-songs" (i know which ones i'm thinking of but i don't know the names)
It's not "Breaking and entering" when the door's unlocked (or even, i think, if you pick the lock rather than breaking it), but it is "Unlawful entry" (i.e. the "entering" part of "breaking and entering")
i'd thought they had alleged that he committed a criminal act by "offering" to sell the domain, carrying a far greater penalty than the trademark infringement itself
Finally, with all of that in mind, offering to buy the domain name is not unethical at all. No need for any Bar to step in and get involved.
It's called entrapment, and it's illegal.
fluorescent, then. whichever... actually, what _are_ those, anyway?
The color pictures from Mars Pathfinder are a spectacular reminder that the sky is not blue on Mars.
Correct me if i'm wrong... isn't the integrity of these very pictures in question in the article?
you're restricted from using the command line at a _college_? and using NT/2k/XP, too... what damage are they afraid you'll do without an admin account?
that's incorrect... many people incorrectly believe that its status as an "independent agency" (from the 70s) means it's not part of the government, when it really only means it's no longer a cabinet-level department or attached to any.
though the oldest reference GPP could find was 1991, snopes dates the "spanish prisoner" scam at least as far back as the 1920s. that's more than 73 years
The downside was when someone let one rip, well it lingered.
That's the biohazard part... brilliant!
I would have said thousands. Millions even... What do you have against piecepack anyway?
Just because he says "dozens or hundreds" instead of "thousands or millions" doesn't mean he has anything against them... given the posted number of 78, i'd say he was more correct than you (sure, there's probably lots more not posted there, but probably more like "hundreds" than "millions")
what makes you assume the mp3s came from the cd and not the vinyl record (using generic terms, as people have actually tried to apply your argument to stuff that _was_ released with the same title on both formats) ?
well, what if _all_ the employers do that? think about it
i would prefer to be cut off after X MB download in 30 days rather than after f(X) MB where f() is unknown
For a grand total of: $65 264.28 Having the song repeated endlessly since age 4: Priceless