Once he gets off the plane, he is still in a "secured" area and could potentially get on another plane without having been searched (if he really wasn't searched before his flight).
At least that's the plausible explanation TSA could have given him instead of the no answers./div>
"gave the lawyers hundreds of thousands of dollars "
and won $27 million.
I would guess that they anticipated an award at least in the millions in which case this could have simply been a good business decision instead of the "right thing to do"./div>
There's plenty of open ended questions or questions with "other" as an option that you can fill in an answer. Only the 1 ranking question was loaded./div>
Doesn't Microsoft make more (total) money from Android simply because there is so many more phones? I doubt they really make more money per phone./div>
All kinds of 3D Modeling programs (Solidworks, Autodesk Inventor, etc) do this as well. Part of the reason may be forced obsolescence, but there are some valid reasons for it./div>
If they want to call it a class action lawsuit, I hope the result are about the same. Something along the lines of a $10 "reverse" gift certificate that you promise to buy services from that company and may or may not ever use./div>
"But labeling a TSA agent a sex offender for doing what the TSA requires seems like a pretty extreme response. "
I don't know if it is necessarily extreme. I bet you would label any number of German's as murderers for just doing what their government told them to in the early 40's./div>
They were going to fight any rules that were put in place just to shift what the perceived "center ground" is.
It seems like a situation where I say you should get paid $10 and you think you should get $100. The compromise would be somewhere around $55. I can only go as low as $0 because I can't make you pay me for you doing the work, but you can go as high as you want. If you say you should get $1000, the middle is around $500 and if you settle for $200 it looks like a compromise but is still way above the $55 you should have gotten./div>
Seeing how ISP's are just as corrupt and always looking for an excuse to raise prices, they could just be using HADOPI as one of those reasons whether it is really a significant cost to them or not./div>
Placebo effect. Same reason a plain sugar pill "cures" headaches, arthritis, or just about anything else in some people who think they are getting an actual drug./div>
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and won $27 million.
I would guess that they anticipated an award at least in the millions in which case this could have simply been a good business decision instead of the "right thing to do"./div>
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http://outsports.com/nfl/2005/0301nflshopnaughtywords.htm
Or did Pakistan just copy the nfl's list as their starting point?/div>
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They didn't release this instead of using the app store. It is an alternate app. They already have a Kindle app in the app store./div>
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http://www.makerbot.com/blog/2011/06/09/bre-on-the-colbert-report/div>
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A long and costly battle for both of them essentially means higher prices for consumers....how is that a good thing?/div>
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I don't know if it is necessarily extreme. I bet you would label any number of German's as murderers for just doing what their government told them to in the early 40's./div>
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It seems like a situation where I say you should get paid $10 and you think you should get $100. The compromise would be somewhere around $55. I can only go as low as $0 because I can't make you pay me for you doing the work, but you can go as high as you want. If you say you should get $1000, the middle is around $500 and if you settle for $200 it looks like a compromise but is still way above the $55 you should have gotten./div>
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