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by wutangson1 10y ago
Downvote me all you like, but it has to be said that Kobayashi is responding to McManis :0
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by wutangson1 10y ago
underrated post.
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by wutangson1 10y ago
I feel ya
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by wutangson1 10y ago
Mysterious indeed: "autopsy records body covered in bruises", yet "Hellman, the death investigator, found 'no obvious signs of external trauma'." "Murdock's naked body lying face down on the stairs&q
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by wutangson1 10y ago
Rockefeller Chapel what with the tower that taller than any other structure on campus? Supposedly there is even a university mandate which forbids anything taller to ever be built on campus. Also, how about the commons area in the student c
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by wutangson1 11y ago
Yeah, yours is a laughably simplistic analysis: the good/hard-working Germans vs lavish-spending Greeks. For someone so focused on 'resources', you ignore the basic economic tenant- "supply equals demand". German&
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by wutangson1 11y ago
That was obviously not the intent of the author's statement- to suggest that "they have so little, but are so happy." Rather, it is a common observation that the Cubans are a "confident, and undefeated" people despi
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by wutangson1 11y ago
pretty much the most accurate description of law school I've seen.
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by wutangson1 11y ago
This. >"criminal scum trying to screw the government out of tax revenue." Umm, so you feel the same way about American Colonists with that whole Boston Tea Party thing, right?
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by wutangson1 11y ago
> this couple ISN'T right for each other. the verb should be in the singular when its subject is a collective noun. ... a sophisticated mobile app, uSuck, which can provide grammar-nazi responses to well meaning posts.
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by wutangson1 11y ago
Just a rumination: is it possible that the author's disconcerting assertions are published out of an institution where they are letting their own "biases roam free"? Perhaps, if she were to declare any other conclusion, she m
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by wutangson1 12y ago
Nah. I actually found it a bit formulaic... as if he were writing to impress literary critics.
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by wutangson1 12y ago
Ken Kesey- the author of The Great American Novel- "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest".
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by wutangson1 12y ago
ô_o
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by wutangson1 12y ago
hackneyed
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by wutangson1 12y ago
Yes, Plato is the author of the Dialogues of Socrates. My bad if my last sentence was written unclearly to seems as if Aristotle was a student of Socrates. Yet, I suggest going back to that same link you posted and read all of Book II of t
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by wutangson1 12y ago
Great point, even considering that Einstein seems to be taking Aristotle and ancient Greek dogma totally out of context. Perhaps, as was and is a tradition in academic circles, he was advocating that contemporary scientists were in fact bet
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by wutangson1 12y ago
Great reply! The article really smacks of hype and sensationalism. There is no need to lie awake at night obsessing over the ammonium "smelling salts" he provided. Those ampules cannot help you if you are injured.
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by wutangson1 12y ago
Minus mention of the yacht, the Iridium website ( http://www.iridium.it/it/news.htm ) states that in 1985 Motorola executive Barry Bertiger's wife, Karen,was frustrated that she could not make a call with her cell p
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by wutangson1 12y ago
So, does Chatanooga, TN's power utility foray into providing its customers with the gigabit speeds render Jain's thesis specious? http://finance.yahoo.com/news/gig-city-versus-the-cable-comp...
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by wutangson1 13y ago
Integrity, business school. In the same sentence. Interesting.
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by wutangson1 13y ago
Your assessment of business school is inaccurate.
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by wutangson1 13y ago
Yes, you are within your legal rights, as you say, "to do whatever the hell you wish to do." Unless, as the others who have made comments indicate, you have signed away that right in your contract somehow- via IP assignment rights
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by wutangson1 13y ago
I think- not 100% sure because I can't recall any case law- but if you are referring to Grellas' website, it would qualify as 'general information' and not 'legal advice' because it is not an answer to someone&
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by wutangson1 13y ago
Well, the case went up to the Minnesota Supreme Court and they affirmed the ruling- so, those lawyers had to pay. A lot of other states follow the MN court's reasoning, and since in the US case precedent heavily influences subsequent r
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by wutangson1 13y ago
Short answer to your question is 'yes', there are cases where an attorney has been held liable. You can search online the "Togstad" case, cited as 291 N.W.2d 686 , showing that the lines between a legal consultation, an
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by wutangson1 13y ago
If you bought it from Amazon, and the warranty states that the manufacturer is Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. which is based in Irvine, CA, then this is an US company accountable to US law. Basically, it appears that Toshiba is