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Damanjit · Guest

I would pay money to see a clash between Yoda, using only force powers, and the Hulk!
I don't blame him, I don't blame anyone for doing that, they stole the money he earned while he was working full time he has every right to take it back.Thats why cheating on your taxes is not only morally justified, but morally encouraged!!! /s, but I'm serious on that first part, the money is already his I don't see anything wrong with taking it back.

Arietta · Guest

“You don't get it. Cops are not your god. They are there to serve and protect and to uphold the law only."no grounds to stop and detain him in any way for questioning"You have to be breaking a law to be detained, not just because you are being "suspicious".

Mikhela · Guest

WRONG=- Call of Duty 1 was followed up by the excellent expansion United Offensive.That was follwed by CoD2 (also good). It's not been that way since "day 1.".
Kidding! Don't banish me!!

Stephanoe · Guest

lets not for get who is actually behind the MPAA - RIAA, these are the companies that need to be targeted and boycotted into changing their ways, purchase only 2nd hand media and do not purchase anything branded sony, why allow the fecktards to dictate Orwellian hardware DRM designed to take away rights not to stop piracy anymore.Name and shame the companies as all the **AA trade group name is for is to protect the corporate globalists from bad press.RIAA, CRIA, SOUNDEXCHANGE, BPI, PRS, IFPI, ASCAP, Ect:# Sony BMG Music Entertainment# Warner Music Group# Universal Music Group# EMIMPAA, MPA, FACT, AFACT, Ect:# Sony Pictures# Warner Bros. (Time Warner)# Universal Studios (NBC Universal)# The Walt Disney Company# 20th Century Fox (News Corporation)# Paramount Pictures Viacomâ€”(DreamWorks owners since February 2006)====================================================================If Sony payola (google it) wasn't bad enough to destroy indie competition you have this:Is it justified to steal from thieves? READ ON.RIAA Claims Ownership of All Artist Royalties For Internet Radio http://slashdot.org/articles/07/04/29/0335224.shtm ..."With the furor over the impending rate hike for Internet radio stations, wouldn't a good solution be for streaming internet stations to simply not play RIAA-affiliated labels' music and focus on independent artists? Sounds good, except that the RIAA's affiliate organization SoundExchange claims it has the right to collect royalties for any artist, no matter if they have signed with an RIAA label or not. 'SoundExchange (the RIAA) considers any digital performance of a song as falling under their compulsory license. If any artist records a song, SoundExchange has the right to collect royalties for its performance on Internet radio. Artists can offer to download their music for free, but they cannot offer their songs to Internet radio for free ... So how it works is that SoundExchange collects money through compulsory royalties from Webcasters and holds onto the money. If a label or artist wants their share of the money, they must become a member of SoundExchange and pay a fee to collect their royalties.'"http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2007/4/24/14132?
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Jebaselvi · Guest

The concept of electrical propulsion has been around for years, but they have trouble working reliably. That's why commercial satellites still use electrothermal hydrazine thrusters (IMPEHT).I'm not saying they can't use electrical propulsion. It's just not a mature technology that currently only provides marginal propellant savings (on the order of like 10%).The article doesn't say much about how far away or what orbital slot the Japanese intend to position this space structure into. If they intend to beam power down 24/7, they'll need to be in a stable geosynchronous orbit. For commercial satellites, that's about 36,000 km away. Realistically, I don't think its possible to send up a single satellite with several square kilometres worth of stowed solar arrays to that altitude and still make it financially feasible. Ideally, you'd want it to stay up there long enough for a replacement to be build and well on its way plus a bit more to recoup your costs. So I would think 10 years minimum. The mass and the amount of propellant you'd need for station keeping are just too great for that. Just my opinion. Cheers.

Ritasha · Guest

Android will beat Symbian simply from being a more modern operating system. Symbian's only holding on through momentum just now. I can't see it has any compelling features left that Android hasn't matched or surpassed.

Caitie · Guest

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