grawk

Welcome, and this is exactly the kind of first post we encourage...I can't help with your question, but I'd guess someone will be able to.

Miscommunication, you HAD gotten approval, my bad

have personal opinions. Be prepared to defend them

those were up last week. And nothing like current prices to bring ot pairs that arent' appreciated by their current owners

That'd be my guess too...no last minute bids at all

And you can give me the srm once you build your amp

officemax meshback chair with adjustable arms. It's not an aeron, but it's better than the old task chair it's replacing.

That's a nice set

Amazon.com: Jazz Impressions of Eurasia: Dave Brubeck: Music LP

So he's blaming fedex when they were open. He must think you're a moron.

Tell the truth al, you come here to be an asshat

it's not out of the question, but it's a quick way to get treated like an asshat. We don't stand out, we're just a place to discuss stuff.

In eurodegrees it's -6

I want to go out and smoke a nice cigar, but it's 20 degrees and windy

Watched some tv, made some cornbread and roasted chicken, then watched some more tv.

I paid less than $850 for my PS1s

Only if you want twisted instead of braided

Because it's a cool name.

FTFY

As I read it, it was saying "rather than fight to keep them from using the technology with no recourse, wavelength chose to license the technology to them. This enabled them to protect their intellectual property while saving both the cost of litigation"

Others could argue that decades of the news shifting to a more and more left wing perspective created the problem.

No, he's suggesting that licensing is cheaper than going through the litigation process.

I think that was a perfect usage of the term license as it refers to patents. And how that generally works.

There are several on ebay too for about the same prices.

Old And In The Way (needledrop)