Safari does this now too, it is now the rule rather than the exception...

If it is a good retail location, look at storing the DVDs in a more efficient manner to make room for other products to sell. I would look at what is missing in the area of the store and see if you could offer that as well. Maybe serve good espresso, and make room for a few tables if it is allowed by zoning laws.

This is why I always change my password to "secret" right away.

a) hire the right lawyer
b) enjoy your new mall

Invest in buying more shares in tin foil companies.

From what I've seen, most of the cost will be to buy the batteries.

There are lots of really good craft & micro brewers in the US.

While I think this would be great to deal with the waste that already exists, I think for budgeting 200 years is longer than anyone is willing to think anyways, so it won't make much of a difference to the financial viability.

Personally, I haven't upgraded yet so I haven't seen this. I wouldn't mind myself as long as:

A) doesn't do any "pre-caching" or use any bandwidth unless feature is opened.
B) easy to uninstall
C) doesn't come with the server version when you do have a GUI.
If Ubuntu violates any of the above I'll be using other distros from now on.

For 9,999,9987

Often kidnapers aren't too happy about you talking on your cellphone... texting can be done discreetly.

Take the headphone jack out of the computer and cellphone, no iPods allowed.

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This might be the reason they don't want to provide that information. Security through obscurity you know.

Wait, and all this time I've been talking into the mouse? THANK YOU!