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How about this one?
http://www.continentalmobiles.com/Diamond_Apple_3G_iPhone_16GB_White_Luxury_Mobile_Phone.cfm
Whoever buys that is an arsehole.
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No, they've already sent beams round in one direction, today is the day they start colliding, hence all the uproar and fanfair.
Thats not right... Today they are trying to make the beams circulate the thing for the first time.
"**The ****10th September 2008 is ****LHC **start up date .
Everything is now ready for the first injection of proton beams into the LHC on the 10th September 2008.""Proton beams have already been injected into the first metres of the LHC, to test the injection process, but the first attempt to circulate beams all the way around the LHC will be on the official start up day. If everything proceeds according to plan the beam will circulate all the way around the 27 km long LHC. Over the following months the LHC scientists and engineers will commission the LHC, running beams at higher energy with the intention of beginning collisions, using relatively low energy (5TeV) beams, towards the end of 2008."
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I don't think I am a good cyclist yet, but I am constantly thinking about where I am on the carriageway, and looking over my shoulders when appropriate (amazing how many cyclists never seem to look behind 'em when changing lanes or pulling out around parked vehicles).
I too hate the undertakers, who don't seem to understand what taking the primary position is for. We need to have a good thing to say to them, a bit like the cabbies^ little one-liner. And I mean friendly but firm, not super tough angry shouty things. Like 'undertaking is a quick way to the undertakers' or something. Anyone?'
[FONT=Helv][SIZE=2]May get caned for coming to the defence of a minicabby, but I was riding along Commercial rd yesterday behind a single speeder who was pounding it up the inside. Upcoming intersection was semi-obstructed by a large truck turning right. The little minicab van thingo drifted left to pass the truck coming close to pinning this guy against the curb. Cycle hero proceeded to puch the rear window of the cab with significant force and make some odd angry growly noise. Seemed a somewhat disproportionate reaction for something that, on the behalf of the minicab, was neither:
a) unexpected
b) particularly reckless
c) totally unavoidableI figure that if you cant handle manouvering out of that situation, you shouldn't have fucking put yourself in there in the first place. Seemed to me like a lack of foresight and awareness. Had I not had the remanants of 87 pints of Guinness in my belly, I'd have caught him and let him know. I couldnt help but think that anyone who saw that would think worse of riders for his reaction. It has its place, that just wasn't it.
Having said that, I run up the inside on Commercial on my commute, but do so knowing the risk.
Then this morning, saw a bloke on a mountain bike go up the inside of a garbage truck - you know, those big white things with all the fucking bright flashing lights and hazards, you know the ones with 'vehicle frequently stopping' plastered in massive fucking letters on the back? Im really sorry you nearly came off your bike. Im sure you're better off for the fright though.
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Interesting, that... After reading your post, I did a bit more homework and found some quotes from their chief legal counsel indicating that they reused the EULA from other projects. Forgive my sceptecism... I dont really see Google overlooking something as important, I mean they are quoting their in house legal team in their press release. This sort of legality would be a massive element of the release. Take your point on the open source bit though.
I've got my eye on Google Health too... pure speculation, but I'd suggest that the kind of data stored on that thing would be pretty valuable, even if its anonymous/statistical. Ulterior motive, I reckon.
Should qualify this by saying that I have no idea what Im talking about.
Im going to Birley.
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Found this interesting thing on Digg the other day - extract from the EULA:
"1.1 You retain copyright and any other rights you already hold in Content which you submit, post or display on or through, the Services. By submitting, posting or displaying the content you give Google a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, and non-exclusive license to reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any Content which you submit, post or display on or through, the Services. This license is for the sole purpose of enabling Google to display, distribute and promote the Services and may be revoked for certain Services as defined in the Additional Terms of those Services."
So basically, Google owns everything...
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Melbourne, Straya... currently reside by the fried chicken golden mile that is Kingsland road. Spoiled for choice of spicy wings.