I'll stand by my analogy. Gawker Media is a business that has published controversial content to drive ad revenue, just like Limbaugh and his network.
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good call ch, it's been a few years since my media law classes.
I agree. He claims that he is first and foremost an entertainer. The guy issued a few apologies, and said he was wrong for using the foul language. But he stood behind the point he was trying to make.
He probably won't be sued. See the very good Paul Newman movie 'Absence of Malice' to get a bit of a look at how difficult slander/libel is to prove against someone. Slander, which is spoken defamation, is not legally as dangerous as libel, which is written defamation.
You can buy an amp that plugs into the wall (or maybe usb?) at radio shack.
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Wow, you are crazy.
Point seven was the icing on the cake! Well done.
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Maybe this is what he means.
I got a mac mini for Christmas. I used the included HDMI to DVI to connect the mini to my monitor. I get a prompt on the monitor saying that the frequency is not supported. I plugged the mini into my HDTV and it worked with no problem. The monitor is about six years old and the resolution is 1440X900. Is there…
I'll give it a shot. You are correct, the word rapture is not used in the Bible at all.
Advice my dad gave me: think about what your situation will be in a month. It helped me to realize that difficult situations are usually not permanent, and that I can be miserable for a few days, but it won't last forever. That advice still helps me keep perspective when I'm stressed. Good luck!
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I don't know much about it, but this blog may help.
VOTE: FINAL CUT PRO.
So, you think he's crazy and should shut up because you disagree with him. Got it.
Since many games today are a medium for telling a story you may get some interesting guidance from the 'film and theology' audio recordings [marshill.com] There is also an obscure book called Luck Wander Boy (fiction) which takes a philosophical look at some games. One I remember in particular was the author's…
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