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BUT.....BUT.......BUT....... the sun is shining! spiritrising -- .. www.rainbowsendfarm.info .. <i_tell_it_like_it_is_3@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1145314367.390161.199480@e56g2000cwe.googlegroups.com... > It seems kinda funny t

On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 13:48:42 -0400, a wrote: > If FICO discovered that people who were born in December are 10% more > likely to default on their debts than people who were born in June, > would it make sense for them to include that information in t

On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 08:07:56 -0500, wrote: > a@b.c wrote: > >> I'm always suspicious of a company whose business model depends on >> deep secrecy. And I'm even more suspicious of popular opinion about >> the details of such secrets. >> >> Pop

On Sun, 16 Apr 2006 19:28:04 -0400, The Etobian wrote: > On Sun, 16 Apr 2006 21:41:15 -0000, gordonb.ujrhk@burditt.org (Gordon > Burditt) wrote: > >>But if they expect me to say there's no errors in it, how can I >>possibly do that if they won't s

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In article <1145325843.024023.56060@g10g2000cwb.googlegroups.com> richard1969@usa.com writes: >In the case of the GW letters, obviously the judge(s) in the case had >forgotten one important thing. PUBLIC DOMAIN. Anything, including >personal letters, i

>I've heard people say that forwarding an email is a copyright >violation, but I question this in most instances. According to the >U.S. Copyright Office, several categories of works are not eligible for >copyright protection, including: > >* Ideas,

In article <1248g465gn2gb50@corp.supernews.com> gordonb.rrawp@burditt.org (Gordon Burditt) writes: >>Beforfe e-mail there was the one and only snail mail service. When you >>wrote a letter to uncle joe, that letter became HIS property. >>He can do with

>If FICO discovered that people who were born in December are 10% more >likely to default on their debts than people who were born in June, >would it make sense for them to include that information in their >credit score calculation? Yes. Some of

Wow, a website of Jew haters says we're doing things in Iran. I have to believe it.

What the heck ? You're supposed to file stuff annually. What's the point of having a corp ? Why would she form a corp without knowing all this already ?

In the case of the GW letters, obviously the judge(s) in the case had forgotten one important thing. PUBLIC DOMAIN. Anything, including personal letters, is public domain because they existed long before the copyright laws came into existance. Just be

In article <1145318253.579001.245080@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com> richard1969@usa.com writes: >Beforfe e-mail there was the one and only snail mail service. When you >wrote a letter to uncle joe, that letter became HIS property. >He can do with it as

shadyfoxylady" <shadyfoxylady@att.net> wrote in message news:shadyfoxylady.26dmxz@no-mx.slashlegal.com... > > I have lived in my home for 12 years nows and my property butts up in > the backyard to another womans back yard that is on the other street

Well Mr. Falwell, perhaps you should understand the trademark laws then. Family names are not protected and even more so, as a domain name, they are dealt on a first come first served basis. As was the case of Nissan Motors suing Nissan.com. The own

Wrong! He is GOD! So he claims.

Beforfe e-mail there was the one and only snail mail service. When you wrote a letter to uncle joe, that letter became HIS property. He can do with it as he damn well pleases. Same is true with email. Even though copyright may have some clout with e

Questions ? What to do ? My sister is trying her hand at a startup in Northern California. She has a California C Corp. - incorporated - January 06. Only 2 shareholders. No income, only expenses. What are her obligations wrt to Federal and CA s

"sally" <@int.net> wrote in message news:MqM0g.8$wh.2@fe03.lga... > a@b.c wrote: > >> I'm always suspicious of a company whose business model depends on >> deep secrecy. And I'm even more suspicious of popular opinion about >> the details of such

It seems kinda funny to me that we haven't heard about whether she was or was not written up for DWI. The policeman who pulled her over described her as 'passed out drunk'. Hmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!! It also strikes me as kinda funny that the Duke La

In article <1145297482.067287.284780@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, arjay187@yahoo.com <arjay187@yahoo.com> wrote: >Falwell is not a Mormon lol, he's a Baptist. I believe that may have been an unfortunate spelling error.

<nataliemreed@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1145212485.540427.202460@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > McGyver, you've been so helpful. I appreciate it. We are going to go > through with the purcahse of the new home even though we will own 2 > hom

If FICO discovered that people who were born in December are 10% more likely to default on their debts than people who were born in June, would it make sense for them to include that information in their credit score calculation? Would any laws be vio

In article <1145262741.632506.300660@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com>, TELLUSTHETRUTHCINDY@yahoo.com says... > >U.S. military operations are already underway in Iran: Thank goodness!!! -- -- Gun control, the theory that 110lb. women should ha

I've heard people say that forwarding an email is a copyright violation, but I question this in most instances. According to the U.S. Copyright Office, several categories of works are not eligible for copyright protection, including: * Ideas, proce

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We got the Nolo book and we may do a default divorce instead of a settlement agreement. We're going to read through the whole thing first, but it seems like the most logical to us (based on our love for one another and our relationship). Still, if we

Falwell is not a Mormon lol, he's a Baptist.

GeekBoy wrote: > Congrats. It seemed you were quite pissed. > > For future note, there are was around those pesky censoring moderators. I wasn't pissed. They were/are. As I said before, my posting, which a ppears in all other 6 discussion group

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a@b.c wrote: > I'm always suspicious of a company whose business model depends on > deep secrecy. And I'm even more suspicious of popular opinion about > the details of such secrets. > > Popular opinion is that FICO is the most widely used score,

Thanks for the advice Ernie. I just never thought of calling the police since I knew I was within my rights and here in Illinois a mere threat is just that until something actually happens. But thanks for taking the time to answer. I did have the p

Congrats. It seemed you were quite pissed. For future note, there are was around those pesky censoring moderators. "Carlos" <brastras@terra.com.br> wrote in message news:1145281350.644275.96270@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com... Mine is a success st

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Stray Cow Is Killed With Taser in Washington State From the Associated Press April 14, 2006 SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. ? A cow that wandered into traffic near a freeway shopping mall was killed by Spokane County sheriff's deputies who repeatedly stunned

Officer accused of robbing drug dealers By ASSOCIATED PRESS April 14, 2006 MEMPHIS ? A reserve Memphis police officer whose mother is a secretary for the city's police chief is charged with robbing drug dealers of cash and cocaine while making a

2 Orlando cops face charges Willoughby Mariano | Sentinel Staff Writer April 14 2006 Two Orlando police officers face fraud charges in what investigators said was a plot to use their law-enforcement powers to sell trucks at illegally inflated pr

Mine is a success story. I had an "SSI Overpayment" problem with SSA that was quickly solved by House Representative Carolyn Maloney of New York (not the state where I vote now). It cost me one e-mail and a couple scanned docs attached. No lawyer fees

Jabriol impersonating his victim Koi-Lo (a woman) aka Antonio L Santana/Camden NY ReelMckoi@mailinator.com> wrote in message news:1145190799.323428.156780@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > And the police don't have this information Carol? I guess,