why? because SGA and SG1 have hundreds of episodes, SGU died as it didnt follow the SG mantra.
Firefly on the other hand had SG1 potential but was cut short due to incompetency, with only 10 episodes (i think) it had gotten a huge following, with a movie aswell... this plainly shows there is a HUGE demand for it, buying the rights to this show would be a winner, just get in there before someone makes a try hard copy and ruins it for everyone.
the question i would ask, what consitutes a trade secret in a commercial electronic device using mathematic algorithms to protect content? whats the secret? is it patented?
i wonder if you can retrieve the ultimate winner cells (your cells) and it will boost your immune system? where is the database stored so the cells know which foreign cells to go after, is it the white cells itself or a chemical reaction?
true, they should not be interfering with legitimate transactions unless indicated by the government not to do so due to illegal activity, unfortunately in America the gov has gotten out of control and is trying to control everything, business must obey the gov else they will be shut down (great democratic process there).
Unless the BoA has a document stating its required to stop transactions, its interfering with a legitimate transaction and should be accountable as wire fraud (deny of funds).
actually its not YOUR money, your getting credit for a purchase, which you then have to pay (if its a credit, not a debit card). so they CAN do this but legally its grey area, but does open up doors if they start selectively denying transactions, more people will move to other credit providers or be sued for denying a legitimate transaction.... we shall see
they actually did a trial run in the US using 'our' notes, the polymer ones, AKA Securency.
a huge portion of people using the notes didn't like the way they felt, therefore the stopped using them. it wasn't because there were sturdier and easier to distinguish (colour coded)
Americans are very stubborn and slow to take things up, so don't expect too many changed with their currency, i bet they would invest billions in making their money feel the same but change everything else, great 'money management' there.
all the forums and blogs that require me to register i just create a general user account, and simple password, i dont care if it gets hacked cause all i used it for were comments, being forced to register just to post a comment these days is pointless... required to register on a blog i'm only going to post once... yeah waste of my time and reduces people posting cause they cant be stuffed registering
pointless
since most of the major corporations have moved from hardcopy faxes to digital ones, easier to handle, less waste.
i would assume since Amazon...paypal are large enough and have enough corporate structure (rules) that they would have moved to digital faxes, expecially to fulfil their archive responsibilities
I use Ghostery and Adblock Plus to stop all my tracking and doesnt slow me down one bit, in fact not having to load all those ads speeds up your browsing.
If websites wanted to make money from advertising DO IT FROM YOUR OWN SITE and dont take the cheap way out, and people relying on generic advertising for an income better get some business sense and stop complaining your not making any money.
from what i've heard the greens and others wants a law preventing this, i hear its going through its motions, this will prevent one party from selling it off like it did with telstra. it had to ask parliament for permission.
The beer was produced as a joint venture between Saber Astronautics Australia, a new space engineering firm, and the Australian 4 Pines Brewing Company, located in Manly, a suburb of northern Sydney.
Typical aussies:) i live near Manly and never seen or heard of Australian 4 Pines Brewing Company... publicity stunt?
if you dont want to see it DONT.... i wont be
stop bitching and moaning about another grab for cash... blame someone, blame Avatar for another re-release so shortly after it was shown.
people will still see it cause its star wars, cause you get to re-watch it on the big screen like it was originally shown and feel immersed.
Just wanting to be sure I know where things stand.
We have more bombs than you do.
but are you smart enough to know how to use them? the US is well known for "friendly fire". :p
and p.s most of the bombs dont work
why? because SGA and SG1 have hundreds of episodes, SGU died as it didnt follow the SG mantra.
Firefly on the other hand had SG1 potential but was cut short due to incompetency, with only 10 episodes (i think) it had gotten a huge following, with a movie aswell... this plainly shows there is a HUGE demand for it, buying the rights to this show would be a winner, just get in there before someone makes a try hard copy and ruins it for everyone.
the question i would ask, what consitutes a trade secret in a commercial electronic device using mathematic algorithms to protect content? whats the secret? is it patented?
i wonder if you can retrieve the ultimate winner cells (your cells) and it will boost your immune system? where is the database stored so the cells know which foreign cells to go after, is it the white cells itself or a chemical reaction?
true, they should not be interfering with legitimate transactions unless indicated by the government not to do so due to illegal activity, unfortunately in America the gov has gotten out of control and is trying to control everything, business must obey the gov else they will be shut down (great democratic process there).
Unless the BoA has a document stating its required to stop transactions, its interfering with a legitimate transaction and should be accountable as wire fraud (deny of funds).
actually its not YOUR money, your getting credit for a purchase, which you then have to pay (if its a credit, not a debit card). so they CAN do this but legally its grey area, but does open up doors if they start selectively denying transactions, more people will move to other credit providers or be sued for denying a legitimate transaction.... we shall see
they actually did a trial run in the US using 'our' notes, the polymer ones, AKA Securency.
a huge portion of people using the notes didn't like the way they felt, therefore the stopped using them. it wasn't because there were sturdier and easier to distinguish (colour coded)
Americans are very stubborn and slow to take things up, so don't expect too many changed with their currency, i bet they would invest billions in making their money feel the same but change everything else, great 'money management' there.
sexy information and the trusted wikipedia
the irony, a DDoS site was DDoS's by us simple slashdotters
or add OpenID support to their website.
all the forums and blogs that require me to register i just create a general user account, and simple password, i dont care if it gets hacked cause all i used it for were comments, being forced to register just to post a comment these days is pointless... required to register on a blog i'm only going to post once... yeah waste of my time and reduces people posting cause they cant be stuffed registering
pointless
since most of the major corporations have moved from hardcopy faxes to digital ones, easier to handle, less waste.
i would assume since Amazon...paypal are large enough and have enough corporate structure (rules) that they would have moved to digital faxes, expecially to fulfil their archive responsibilities
I use Ghostery and Adblock Plus to stop all my tracking and doesnt slow me down one bit, in fact not having to load all those ads speeds up your browsing.
If websites wanted to make money from advertising DO IT FROM YOUR OWN SITE and dont take the cheap way out, and people relying on generic advertising for an income better get some business sense and stop complaining your not making any money.
from what i've heard the greens and others wants a law preventing this, i hear its going through its motions, this will prevent one party from selling it off like it did with telstra. it had to ask parliament for permission.
i'm with TPG and i have unlimited internet, no caps for $75/mo :p
actually that guy got his non-refundable ticket, refunded. see: http://johnnyedge.blogspot.com/2010/11/these-events-took-place-roughly-between.html
Just wait till war is declared on the Smurfs in Tetris Land
I agree, i try to avoid US from all my travel plans.
in fact if you own your own jet you still have to go through the security procedures, yeah like i would blow up my own plane... its ridiculous.
until it got hit by a big ass rock
its the magog world ship, heading straight for us
yeah! didnt you see the bee movie ??
its already been banned -> http://www.news.com.au/travel/news/racing-queensland-bans-in-bikini-horse-race/story-e6frfq80-1225932301612
its only 189,214,609,451,616 kilometres or 117,572,600,000,000 miles away, pack light.
The beer was produced as a joint venture between Saber Astronautics Australia, a new space engineering firm, and the Australian 4 Pines Brewing Company, located in Manly, a suburb of northern Sydney. :) i live near Manly and never seen or heard of Australian 4 Pines Brewing Company... publicity stunt?
Typical aussies
it was on, "the out limits" ooooooh!!!!!
if you dont want to see it DONT.... i wont be
stop bitching and moaning about another grab for cash... blame someone, blame Avatar for another re-release so shortly after it was shown.
people will still see it cause its star wars, cause you get to re-watch it on the big screen like it was originally shown and feel immersed.