Order the defendant to withdraw the articles, photographs and graphic representations of Belgian publishers of the French - and German-speaking daily press, represented by the plaintiff, from all their sites (Google News and "cache" Google or any other name within 10 days of the notification of the intervening order, under penalty of a daily fine of
1,000,000.- per day of delay;
All sites, not just news. It seems that the news site wants to punish itself.
Emergency - Level II Visit $160 Emergency - Level III Visit $282 Emergency - Level IV Visit $485
CT Scan - Cerebral without contrast $891.00 CT Scan - Abdomen, with contrast $1167 Xray - Chest PA and Lateral $163 Xray - Chest 1 view PA/AP $161
Please note: amounts quoted for services may vary. These charges are for hospital only and are not inclusive of physician charges.
I don't know what "level" of visit, i had, but taking the lowest amount puts me at $160. The only x-ray labeled is chest at another $160, so i did a good $640 (plus whatever a physician costs) of hospital visitation that week.
My girlfriend (i know, geek license revoked) had a visit a few months ago because she temporarily lost vision in one eye and got a nasty headache (apparently an "occular migrane"). They did a vision test and a CT scan. Looking at those prices, she did about $1000 that night.
Because it's worked oh so well for Europe and Canada!
A quick google search brings up multiple hits of the #1 cause of bankruptcy in the US to be medical bills. I could not imagine having a serious illness and not being able to get treatment due to being unable to afford the medical bills.
I had to use it a few months ago because i went and nuked my ankle playing sports. I thought it might have been broken. I was in there for about 15 minutes before receiving attention. I was assessed, x-rayed, and out of there in less than an hour (no break, but 3rd degree sprain). Cost: None. I even had a second visit the next day including re-x-raying being i was in a great deal of pain (severe sprains hurt a lot apparently). Cost: nothing aside from prescription costs for T3s and crutches.
I don't suppose anybody from the US could let me know what that kind of trip would cost there? I'm just curious what my visits were worth.
I think this part takes care of the competitors complaint you have. It was buried right after the first header, so you might have missed it.
Microsoft irrevocably promises not to assert any Microsoft Necessary Claims against you for making, using, selling, offering for sale, importing or distributing any implementation to the extent it conforms to a Covered Specification ("Covered Implementation"), subject to the following.
If a competitor uses any of these patents, Microsoft is not going to sue. No requirement to license or brand as a microsoft product or anything. The only catch is if you sue Microsoft, the promise goes away and a swarm of lawyers will start collecting more money.
What software is asking for extra licenses? Microsoft has explicitly said they are going on a per-processor model:
On October 19, 2004, Microsoft announced that its server software that is currently licensed on a per-processor model will continue to be licensed on a per-processor, and not on a per-core, model. This policy will allow customers to recognize more performance and power from Microsoft software on a multicore processor system without incurring additional software licensing fees.
On October 19, 2004, Microsoft announced that its server software that is currently licensed on a per-processor model will continue to be licensed on a per-processor, and not on a per-core, model. This policy will allow customers to recognize more performance and power from Microsoft software on a multicore processor system without incurring additional software licensing fees.
There are many good approaches for testing memory. However, many tests simply throw some patterns at memory without much thought or knowledge of memory architecture or how errors can best be detected. This works fine for hard memory failures but does little to find intermittent errors. BIOS based memory tests are useless for finding intermittent memory errors.
Faulty RAM can have lots of fun effects on an executing program or OS.
You're talking about immigration laws, i'm talking about bombing/enforcing your way of life on countries.
Canada is currently in Afghanistan because it could be proven that the Taliban attacked the US. Canada is NOT in Iraq because there was no real proof of WMD.
The key thing should be presentation skills. Powerpoint is a tool used to make presentations. I can only hope that the kids are forced to make presentations using this tool.
You can have a good idea or a bad idea, but you need to be able to present that idea in order for anybody to take it seriously.
Actually, at that "leading search engine", they wouldn't have rushed out anywhere because they could send the text message "define asymptotically" to their sms server.
Of course maybe there's some legal reasons for Google to do this
If you read your own link beyond the list of countries, you'd see
with whom we are prohibited by U.S. law from engaging in commerce
I believe the listed countries are being actively boycotted by the US right now (but i can't find a link to verify it).
The obvious reason that people in these countries can't compete is because Google would be unable to legally give any prize to winners in those countries.
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In robot infested soviet russia, robotics get into you!
I don't know what "level" of visit, i had, but taking the lowest amount puts me at $160. The only x-ray labeled is chest at another $160, so i did a good $640 (plus whatever a physician costs) of hospital visitation that week.
My girlfriend (i know, geek license revoked) had a visit a few months ago because she temporarily lost vision in one eye and got a nasty headache (apparently an "occular migrane"). They did a vision test and a CT scan. Looking at those prices, she did about $1000 that night.
I had to use it a few months ago because i went and nuked my ankle playing sports. I thought it might have been broken. I was in there for about 15 minutes before receiving attention. I was assessed, x-rayed, and out of there in less than an hour (no break, but 3rd degree sprain). Cost: None. I even had a second visit the next day including re-x-raying being i was in a great deal of pain (severe sprains hurt a lot apparently). Cost: nothing aside from prescription costs for T3s and crutches.
I don't suppose anybody from the US could let me know what that kind of trip would cost there? I'm just curious what my visits were worth.
Now there's a reason to defend the case. Counter-sue for both legal and travel costs. Free vacation!
where do you store the combination for the safe?
If a competitor uses any of these patents, Microsoft is not going to sue. No requirement to license or brand as a microsoft product or anything. The only catch is if you sue Microsoft, the promise goes away and a swarm of lawyers will start collecting more money.
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In Soviet Russia, patent sues you!
No, but that would be a really big step ladder to hold the entire population of china.
From the documentation
Faulty RAM can have lots of fun effects on an executing program or OS.
Forget CAPTCHAs. Lets try finding out if you're human in a dune style:
Put your hand into this vista box...
Let me install my root kit and i'll let you know.
I said "tends", not doesn't.
You're talking about immigration laws, i'm talking about bombing/enforcing your way of life on countries.
Canada is currently in Afghanistan because it could be proven that the Taliban attacked the US. Canada is NOT in Iraq because there was no real proof of WMD.
Of interest, Canada will be getting armed guards starting in 2007
We also tend not to go around and meddle in other countries as a hobby.
1. Get falsely accused
2. Hire lawyer
3. ???
4. Profit!!!
Rockstar has renamed its Bully game due to bullying from the public.
The key thing should be presentation skills. Powerpoint is a tool used to make presentations. I can only hope that the kids are forced to make presentations using this tool.
You can have a good idea or a bad idea, but you need to be able to present that idea in order for anybody to take it seriously.
Actually, at that "leading search engine", they wouldn't have rushed out anywhere because they could send the text message "define asymptotically" to their sms server.
Last time I checked, its still on my local channel 12 on at 6:00 pm. It has been completely unaffected by this discovery.
But check with your local TV listings, just in case.
inane: One that lacks sense or substance: interrupting with inane comments; angry with my inane roommate.
...and don't call me Shirley
... and naked through 6 feet of snow?
If you read your own link beyond the list of countries, you'd see
I believe the listed countries are being actively boycotted by the US right now (but i can't find a link to verify it).
The obvious reason that people in these countries can't compete is because Google would be unable to legally give any prize to winners in those countries.
perhaps you should ask google first? Terms and conditions here