William L. Smith, chief technology officer for Atlanta-based BellSouth Corp., told reporters and analysts that an Internet service provider such as his firm should be able, for example, to charge Yahoo Inc. for the opportunity to have its search site load faster than that of Google Inc.
You need to think twice before saying stuff like that.
Give 'em enough reason and Google will make its own Internet.
"It also has the potential to heal other nerve injuries, such as those caused by stroke, blindness and deafness."
hmmm...I know this is wrong. But how should one rewrite this sentence?
"It also has the potential to heal other nerve injuries, such as those caused by stroke: blindness and deafness."
"It also has the potential to heal other nerve injuries (such as those caused by stroke), blindness and deafness."
"It also has the potential to heal blindness, deafness, and other nerve injuries (such as those caused by stroke)."
$100 for 300GB isn't too bad (about what I'd expect to pay for in a HDD, though). My main concern is the cost of the reader/writer. When DVD burners first came on the scene they'd set you back a few hundred...whenever I'd have enough to get one I just bought a couple 120GB Drives instead.
Odds are Hard Drives will remain the cheapest Dollar-per-GB option, and thats what sells me.
Your show seems to be taped on a very strict (sometimes inhibiting) schedule. How long do you have to shoot an episode, and how much flexibility do you have in deciding which projects deserve more time?
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Noses curing spinal injuries, blindness and deafness causing nerve damage...I just dont know what to beleive anymore!
"It also has the potential to heal other nerve injuries, such as those caused by stroke, blindness and deafness." hmmm...I know this is wrong. But how should one rewrite this sentence? "It also has the potential to heal other nerve injuries, such as those caused by stroke: blindness and deafness." "It also has the potential to heal other nerve injuries (such as those caused by stroke), blindness and deafness." "It also has the potential to heal blindness, deafness, and other nerve injuries (such as those caused by stroke)."
$100 for 300GB isn't too bad (about what I'd expect to pay for in a HDD, though). My main concern is the cost of the reader/writer. When DVD burners first came on the scene they'd set you back a few hundred...whenever I'd have enough to get one I just bought a couple 120GB Drives instead. Odds are Hard Drives will remain the cheapest Dollar-per-GB option, and thats what sells me.
Your show seems to be taped on a very strict (sometimes inhibiting) schedule. How long do you have to shoot an episode, and how much flexibility do you have in deciding which projects deserve more time?