Comment Re:Bringing it to light.. (Score 1) 586
I've read other articles related to it and it all adds up oddly. I would just like to know the why part on the FBI's behalf to get a more complete picture of what's up.
I've read other articles related to it and it all adds up oddly. I would just like to know the why part on the FBI's behalf to get a more complete picture of what's up.
I am curious *why* he was being tracked. Sure we all agree that wiretapping and tracking occur, and for the most part are part of the investigative process. Will the FBI have to disclose the "why" (intent) to provide grounds for the legality of it? Is that mixing burdens of the argument? I know over the last few years Cali's been making questionable calls on when and how you can track someone so the area *is* murky.
I would be ripely amused if this student is really a danger.
Come on... Sure they shit canned two bs sequels (admittedly of shows I didn't give a pint of rat's milk for), but what about Warehouse 13 or Eureka? Lattimre and Micca were a great funny couple. That and Eureka's little super arching plot was pretty stellar. Two quality shows. Sanctuary is starting to get my attention this last season as well!
Accordingly to TV guide:
Syfy has acquired all 31 episodes of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, which will debut on Thursday, April 7, the network announced Tuesday.
http://www.tvguide.com/News/Syfy-Terminator-Stargate-1029750.aspx
Great.. I didn't care for that show much on fox, but if it's floating around I'll watch. Hell I'll watch more 'Face/Off' (*sigh* sans Nick Cage and Johnny T) if it means less wrestling. Truthfully I finally got most of the episodes for 'Enterprise' watched (thanks Syfy!) and I really did enjoy the show. It didn't piss me off like Voyager so that was a high five.
My question is where's my reshowing of Babylon 5 or Deep Space Nine?
What the hell am I doing wrong?! Must collect them all!
Here's the closed internet search I could turn up in about ten minute for it:
Borders. Borders Group (NYSE:BGP) lost the online and brick-and-mortar bookstore war years ago to Barnes & Noble (NYSE:BKS) and Amazon.com (NYSE:BGP). The company’s stock is down to $1.20 from a 52-week high of $4.48 and its market value is less than $80 million. For the quarter ending in October, the company’s loss from continuing operations was $39.0 million,or $0.65 per share, compared to a loss of $39.0 million, or $0.64 per share, a year ago. Revenue was $595.5 million, down $86.6 million, or 12.7%. Border’s large Waldenbooks division has all but disappeared. That part of Border’s operations is down to 361 stores. With its debt net of cash at $375 million, a competitor like Barnes & Noble could buy $2 billion in annual revenue for a fraction of sales and cut general and administrative costs to improve margins. Borders has been dead for over two years, but no one has been able to dispose of the body.
FYI: green machine = Barnes and Nobel... Red = Borders... I realized not everyone may color associate like I do.
Five years into the war, Alliance scientists created a weapon called the Autonomous Mobile Sword, or "screamer". The artificially intelligent screamers were subterranean, self-replicating, crawlers which target and locate a life-form by tracking its pulse. The screamers are equipped with a spinning saw blade designed to kill by "leaping" from the ground and dismembering the target.
Spooky steps to a reality for "Autonomous Mobile Sword".
If we are going to have artificial brains in ten years then my project Samus needs to be speed up. I was planning on a fifteen year release, but I can cut some corners.
All I need now is a hot chick willing to try on my power suit, but mother will not allow me to bring girls into the basement where my laboratory is.
"Look! There! Evil!.. pure and simple, total evil from the Eighth Dimension!" -- Buckaroo Banzai