Tags are useless, so I use them, like most SlashBorg, to amuse myself and the hive - so I tagged this article 'itsacrap' - a slight Italian accent, so to speak.
If Jobs has a good lawyer, and doesn't make the 'Martha Stewart' mistake of lying to federal investigators, then the worst thing that will happen to him is a hole in his wallet.
Archived interview with studio janitor: Ho, I tol' dat Missah Lucas dat dey chould be' funnay guy in nex' movie! Meesah told him dat! Woo! But he nevah reeplyy, how wude!
No, it pays people to first remind, fine, annoy, and if you're a real hammerhead (I served on a federal jury in a tax-evasion trial) prosecute you, and if you're completely devoid of common sense, incarcerate you.
Now mind you, if at any point during this process, you point a gun at a cop, you're dead - but that's true even of a jay-walking ticket.
"The gov't pays people to kill me if I don't walk inside the lines. In what way exactly is that different than murder, exactly?"
She's a flack. They don't create policy. They're like light bulbs. Burn one out, unscrew it, screw another in. - - - - - - - - - - Jenni Engebretsen From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jenni R. Engebretsen is the Director of Communications for the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), the Washington, DC-based trade group that represents the U.S. recording industry.
[] Political involvement
Engebretsen spent eight years working in Democratic politics prior to joining the RIAA, most recently as a Regional Communications Director for the Kerry-Edwards for President campaign, where she was responsible for developing campaign communications strategy for top-targeted states including Florida and New Hampshire. During the 2004 presidential cycle, she also served as Deputy Communications Director for the Democratic National Convention in Boston and as Press Secretary for the Edwards for President campaign during the primaries. Before that, she worked on Capitol Hill in the communications offices of Senators Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) and Chuck Schumer ( D-N.Y.) and in the White House press office during the Clinton Administration. She is a graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
If I copy and paste this (sig for sale: "...it's most reasonable to request that someone commit a crime on their behalf?") into my sig, I've performed a trivial violation of copyright.
But have I committed a crime, or a tort? Or neither?
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What's important in this case is your frame of reference.
Mine is a Belgian waffle. With fresh strawberries and clotted cream. Mmmm.
First Slashdotter to upload a clip of Google's proprietary content to this site wins...
I really hate this, and having said that, can't vacation in Belgium any more.
Tags are useless, so I use them, like most SlashBorg, to amuse myself and the hive - so I tagged this article 'itsacrap' - a slight Italian accent, so to speak.
If Jobs has a good lawyer, and doesn't make the 'Martha Stewart' mistake of lying to federal investigators, then the worst thing that will happen to him is a hole in his wallet.
I thought they already nerfed troubadours. Or was that paladins? I always forget.
Eliza:
What do you mean by point?
Hey, Aneee! Yousa big-time guy iffa youse come ovah ta Darkside! Meesa promiss!
*Okay, now I feel really, really dirty.
Archived interview with studio janitor:
Ho, I tol' dat Missah Lucas dat dey chould be' funnay guy in nex' movie! Meesah told him dat! Woo!
But he nevah reeplyy, how wude!
No, it pays people to first remind, fine, annoy, and if you're a real hammerhead (I served on a federal jury in a tax-evasion trial) prosecute you, and if you're completely devoid of common sense, incarcerate you.
Now mind you, if at any point during this process, you point a gun at a cop, you're dead - but that's true even of a jay-walking ticket.
"The gov't pays people to kill me if I don't walk inside the lines. In what way exactly is that different than murder, exactly?"
Oh noes.
>Matthew Newton, a columnist at PC World, has a great up on...
A "great up?"
Sentence no word.
>sweat-heart deals
If you use such new coinings on your blog, I have to read it!
Psst. The real secret here is that Al Gore is planning to open a huge data center.
Please. Let's keep Iraq out of this thread. Don't assume you know anything about my opinions on that.
I enjoy watching NASA and some kick-ass engineers make and use functional exploration spacecraft.
Don't ask me to talk about the manned exploration side of NASA, either. Not here.
I feel this would be a very good use of my tax dollars - getting a second mission from the same spacecraft.
She's a flack. They don't create policy. They're like light bulbs. Burn one out, unscrew it, screw another in.
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Jenni Engebretsen
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jenni R. Engebretsen is the Director of Communications for the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), the Washington, DC-based trade group that represents the U.S. recording industry.
[] Political involvement
Engebretsen spent eight years working in Democratic politics prior to joining the RIAA, most recently as a Regional Communications Director for the Kerry-Edwards for President campaign, where she was responsible for developing campaign communications strategy for top-targeted states including Florida and New Hampshire. During the 2004 presidential cycle, she also served as Deputy Communications Director for the Democratic National Convention in Boston and as Press Secretary for the Edwards for President campaign during the primaries. Before that, she worked on Capitol Hill in the communications offices of Senators Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) and Chuck Schumer ( D-N.Y.) and in the White House press office during the Clinton Administration. She is a graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
"rhubarb" not "rubarb" - get off my lawn!
I have no patience for analysis. I use cheat codes, defeat the bosses, and win the game.
>Win what?
Why, a set of matching melamine dishes.
I just want to buy the T-shirt...
My internet radio station will be broadcasting from Nigeria... just think of the fund-raising possibilities!
If I copy and paste this (sig for sale: "...it's most reasonable to request that someone commit a crime on their behalf?") into my sig, I've performed a trivial violation of copyright.
But have I committed a crime, or a tort? Or neither?
Hmmm...
It is not like rain on your wedding day on HD209458b...
As a salute to your independent personality, I will snarl at the next person who tells me to "Have a nice day!" :)
Don't worry - you'll always have your Victory Gin.