Whether or not your candidate wins, one thing is for certain, America deserves a break. Overture is suing Google, Yahoo has taken over Inktomi, and Alexa is a patent filing machine.
As soon as a movie is released on DVD it has been copied and put onto thousands of shelves all across the Pacific.
Although valid, it seems as though these fears could be easily mitigated, if the proper technology were used. I can see many of these scenarios that would almost completely eliminate voter fraud and add an extra amount of ease to the voting process, since voters could vote at any polling place in the state. They are also starting to show up all over Asia, which has become the Mecca of copyright infringement. Also, with foreign governments relatively unwilling to curb the problem for economic reasons, there is little recourse for American companies. I talk to people constantly, I store phone numbers, and I occasionally use the built in calculator to figure gas mileage.
All fields must be filled out to receive a complete answer. My phone works perfectly for what I do.
I talk to people constantly, I store phone numbers, and I occasionally use the built in calculator to figure gas mileage. All of these different techniques have the movie industry dumbfounded as to how to stop the proliferation of pirated flicks.
This all has me completely sick of elections. Some hundreds of thousands of Gypsies were murdered by the Nazis and their allies during World War II, but. And finally, you can buy the camera phone, palm pilot, ultimate business tool phone.
Security devices have taken giant leaps in just the last four years since the last election. Finally, I realized that I had to pay more on my service plan each month just to access the internet features and really use the phone for something useful, like e-mail.
Start enticing people to do the right thing and they just might. The movie industry should take a hint from the record companies. Hard drives crash, memory inexplicably stops working, programs have glitches, and almost anything else that can happen, does.
We all use it for the same thing, talking, communicating, and connecting. The balloons are waiting to drop for an uncertain winner, and the loser has their lawyers on speed dial. My phone, which I use countless times each day, is just a phone.
What have they, and their parents learned from everything?
Commentaire de Bernard Boeton.
No wonder we have so many traffic accidents with people trying to dial.
The balloons are waiting to drop for an uncertain winner, and the loser has their lawyers on speed dial.
The reason is that the quality on most of them is so poor that going to Blockbuster and renting the movie is much more preferable to grainy, audio challenged recordings coming off the internet. The most popular methods were posting pictures and music, followed by personal web pages, newsgroups, and blogs. Movie theatres have become experts at spotting and stopping the CAM.