He sold out 50 concerts for his upcoming comeback tour. 50 straight concerts in London. In a stadium that's easily 200k in size. That's over a million people willing to apay to see Michael Jackson. I'd say he was still a popular performer.
There are plenty of technical economic reasons to keep using the pound. There is actually economic freedom to be gotten from not using the euro. They might not be good reasons (although I think they are), but they are there. It's not just sentimentality.
You can't legislate morals? Every law on the books is a legislation of morality. Illegalizing Murder? that's legislation of morality. Illegalizing theft? that's a legislation of morality.
The incentive to steal will already exist. What the law does is make it unprofitable (ie: risky) to steal.
/not saying that allofmp3 is theft, just saying that you're an idiot.
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Because fraud has a very different definition from "lying" in the legal system.
Nothing wrong with this, as long as you enjoy having academic research controlled by the government.
The strategy worked pretty well for xbox.
sounds like Joker's analysis in The Dark Knight to me...
They were forced to take the money by the Fed and they tried to repay it within days because they didn't want the ex post facto strings attached.
He sold out 50 concerts for his upcoming comeback tour. 50 straight concerts in London. In a stadium that's easily 200k in size. That's over a million people willing to apay to see Michael Jackson. I'd say he was still a popular performer.
There are plenty of technical economic reasons to keep using the pound. There is actually economic freedom to be gotten from not using the euro. They might not be good reasons (although I think they are), but they are there. It's not just sentimentality.
Couldn't we just call it a spade?
I wasn't aware Edison stole the soul-saving machine from Tesla as well.
... and Czars were also authoritarian monarchs in Russia, Serbia, and Bulgaria. Or was that too obvious?
That, or everyone breaking the law and not paying for their product. That will do it too.
/just sayin
Or else he's more interested in the theory of computer science than the actual practice.
Paul has no chance because the majority of Americans disagree with him on major substantive issues like his foreign and monetary policies.
It's not the government that makes the ratings for movies - it's the MPAA.
You can't legislate morals? Every law on the books is a legislation of morality. Illegalizing Murder? that's legislation of morality. Illegalizing theft? that's a legislation of morality.
/not saying that allofmp3 is theft, just saying that you're an idiot.
The incentive to steal will already exist. What the law does is make it unprofitable (ie: risky) to steal.
http://www.district128.org/index.php?module=pagema ster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id=122
Safe practices for teens who use MySpace or other blog sites:
#1 Disguise yourself! When you register for a MySpace account and fill out the profile, you can leave nearly all the fields blank and even use a bogus email address. Never include your real name anywhere on the site and leave out addresses, towns, school name, sports teams, cell phone numbers and any other contact information about you or your friends. And most importantly, make sure that your friends who may link to your site do the same.