No they wont.
http://surveyorsnotebook.com/
If I were to purchase a plot of land ad it had gps coordinates as the buoundary then they would be hiring a certfied surveyor to redo it. GPS is great for maritime , road, and outdoor navigation but is no where near accurate enough for surveys.
Time. Most of those who fought in WWII are Gone now. That was a different era and a different type of war. This war is still on going. How about we make a game out of 911; Lets see who can hit the tower and knock it down make sure that people are thrown out or jump from the towers. Sounds fun doesn't it. Think people would not raise all kinds of hell if that happened. And that was 8 years ago. It's called patience. A little discretion goes a long way.
I would expect that no one want's it erased from memory or history. But Taking something that was horrific on both sides and making it something that for most whom would play it FUN is not the way to go about it. Make a documentary, Movie, Book anything but a game. It's called respect for those that through no fault of their own lost their lives and a GAME is no way of showing respect.
Some of the comments so far have been total dissapointment that they are not going live. Being a Veteran and understanding how the culture is I could understanding that if they were to set aside a certain amount of the profit to help the families then maybe. There is a big difference in Warcraft, WOW, DOOM III and any of the other gore and blood offerings than using the unfortunate and sad situation these young kids had to endure and the families have to live with this the rest of their lives. This is one that should never have been thought of.
Previously under the old 1909 law, an author owned the copyright for 28 years from the date of publication and unless the copyright was renewed, the work entered the public domain, and the author lost any right to royalties.
That seems a hell of a lot more fair than the in perpetuity that we have now. We really should go back to that or life of the author or 20 years which ever comes later.
Most if not all court rooms do not allow taping. You could ask politely before the case gets rolling. Reason being is they already more than likely tape it for the transcribers and court reporter to go back to make corrections to the transcript.
Litigate.
There is an overwhelming propensity for Americans to try and get around obstacles. When they try to do this mega corp see one thing only. They are trying to bypass their monopoly in that area. The sad part is some judge will probably shut down the project .
The way things have gone so far with this admin I figure that the only right person in there eyes will be someone like this Dan Glickman, head of the MPAA,
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Someone needs to get their head out there ass before putting it in the clouds.
To turn the bilge pump to auto and it drained the batteries down and ut sank.
The one where there are no cars.
B52 RC plane
That's why it's called the swine flu
Because we all know Government can be better parents then the parents themselves.
Closer to Marylin Manson
No they wont. http://surveyorsnotebook.com/ If I were to purchase a plot of land ad it had gps coordinates as the buoundary then they would be hiring a certfied surveyor to redo it. GPS is great for maritime , road, and outdoor navigation but is no where near accurate enough for surveys.
This will not stop the state from using this to make a felon of you.
As all mathematical equations go it's 42
Think I'll stick with the tried and true IDE/SATA tech.
Hey I Like my Moobs.
I dunno is on 3rd.
Computers have no practical place in elections unless there is a paper trail to verify the count. They just cause more confusion than hanging chads.
That would make my Orange an Apple. Sweet.
Time. Most of those who fought in WWII are Gone now. That was a different era and a different type of war. This war is still on going. How about we make a game out of 911; Lets see who can hit the tower and knock it down make sure that people are thrown out or jump from the towers. Sounds fun doesn't it. Think people would not raise all kinds of hell if that happened. And that was 8 years ago. It's called patience. A little discretion goes a long way.
I would expect that no one want's it erased from memory or history. But Taking something that was horrific on both sides and making it something that for most whom would play it FUN is not the way to go about it. Make a documentary, Movie, Book anything but a game. It's called respect for those that through no fault of their own lost their lives and a GAME is no way of showing respect.
Some of the comments so far have been total dissapointment that they are not going live. Being a Veteran and understanding how the culture is I could understanding that if they were to set aside a certain amount of the profit to help the families then maybe. There is a big difference in Warcraft, WOW, DOOM III and any of the other gore and blood offerings than using the unfortunate and sad situation these young kids had to endure and the families have to live with this the rest of their lives. This is one that should never have been thought of.
Previously under the old 1909 law, an author owned the copyright for 28 years from
the date of publication and unless the copyright was renewed,
the work entered the public domain, and the author lost any right to royalties.
That seems a hell of a lot more fair than the in perpetuity that we have now.
We really should go back to that or life of the author or 20 years which ever comes later.
Never heard of it. Is it where you can get tigers imported directly form the country of origin?
but explicitly restricts the powers available to the government.
Tell that to the Gov. Cause they sure don't believe that.
Most if not all court rooms do not allow taping. You could ask politely before the case gets rolling. Reason being is they already more than likely tape it for the transcribers and court reporter to go back to make corrections to the transcript.
So what am I supposed to do with the tank of liquid nitrogen I have in my back yard?
Litigate. There is an overwhelming propensity for Americans to try and get around obstacles. When they try to do this mega corp see one thing only. They are trying to bypass their monopoly in that area. The sad part is some judge will probably shut down the project .
The way things have gone so far with this admin I figure that the only right person in there eyes will be someone like this Dan Glickman, head of the MPAA,