To everyone patting Comcast on the back for a few scattered examples of decent, above board service, I advise you to checkThe Consumerist for a bit more information on Comcast's practices.
Finally, at least, all of us can get away with lying to the government and not go to jail for it!
Wait, this doesn't count for everyone? But two years in jail is so unfair!
Actually, if you want to be pedantic, the proper grammar is The Space Arsenal of the United States. According to The Elements of Style, the grammar bible, one is to use the form -Chris's book- rather than -Chris' book-, unless the entity is famous or well known, in which case it's much better to use something like -the Book of Moses- rather than -Moses's book-. However, that is still preferable to -Moses' book-.
What Liftport is being charged with, from the pdf:
1. The offer and/or sale of the investments described above constitute the offer and/or sale of a security as defined in RCW 21.20.005 (10) and (12).
2. Michael Laine violated RCW 21.20.040, by offering and selling said securities while not registered as a securities salesperson or broker-dealer in the State of Washington.
3. Liftport, Inc. violated 21.20.140 by offering and selling unregistered securities.
4. In connection with the offer or sale of the said securities Liftport, Inc., violated RCW 21.20.010 because, as set forth in the Tentative Findings of Fact, Respondent made misstatements of material fact or omitted to state material facts necessary in order to make the statements made, in light of circumstances under which they were made, not misleading and/or engaged in acts and practices that operated as a fraud or deceit.
I believe you are experiencing the Uncanny Valley Effect when you speak of your preference for less realistic and more stylized story telling. Most people agree with you. CG characters that are almost but not quite real enough are weird and slightly creepy.
*queue Mortal Kombat* Test your might... MORTAL KOMBAAAAAAAT!
To everyone patting Comcast on the back for a few scattered examples of decent, above board service, I advise you to check The Consumerist for a bit more information on Comcast's practices.
That's funny, I generally find that people become dumber when pheromones are involved.
Ah, thank you. Frankly, I've always wondered which was right.
Hear hear!
Finally, at least, all of us can get away with lying to the government and not go to jail for it! Wait, this doesn't count for everyone? But two years in jail is so unfair!
That's why I came to this thread to post about it!
That thing flying over your head is not a UFO.
Are you trying to tell me humans aren't the most important thing in the universe? Pish tosh!
Actually, if you want to be pedantic, the proper grammar is The Space Arsenal of the United States. According to The Elements of Style, the grammar bible, one is to use the form -Chris's book- rather than -Chris' book-, unless the entity is famous or well known, in which case it's much better to use something like -the Book of Moses- rather than -Moses's book-. However, that is still preferable to -Moses' book-.
Or maybe no. Does every write up have to end with a question? And comments too?
I would sue that employee frontwards and backwards.
And, what's your name and address again, sir? We're taking a survey.
When you end your statement about changing the world with "Peace out.", you almost guarantee that no one will take you seriously.
"Permission to yell 'Bravo' in an annoying loud voice?"
"Permission granted."
"BRAVO!"
You're right, nothing could ever go wrong having someone physically carrying a message.
Only a computer, a television set /stereo, DVD player and camcorder? You're a saint, we should all aspire to be like you.
Direct link to image: http://space.newscientist.com/data/images/ns/cms/d n12026/dn12026-2_250.jpg
Gotta say, can't think of what it could be besides water. On the other hand, aren't the images artificially colored?
I disagree, dead babies is always the answer.
I prefer to cast pearls before my swine, you insensitive clod.
I always just keep a few magnets handy... just in case....
I prefer hardware solutions, rather than software ones.
This isn't about General Hospital? Ah.... you kids...
Rule #1: No sex in the champagne room.
I believe you are experiencing the Uncanny Valley Effect when you speak of your preference for less realistic and more stylized story telling. Most people agree with you. CG characters that are almost but not quite real enough are weird and slightly creepy.