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- Counterterrorism and Open Source Intelligence
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As the Whitman titles are variants of Gold Key, only their first exclusive issues are denoted here. Scott and transcribed by David Porta from photocopies sorted by feature and cross-referenced with issue i. An Account Book entry may designate what series the script was intended for, but the script may have ended up being published elsewhere, e. Being as Randy finished the work in , he was working without benefit of internet nor the comics in which the stories were published, and he deciphered the hand-written entries to the best of his ability.
At this juncture, one hopes that digital scans of the original account books manuscripts will one day be made available by the MSU Special Collection, as budget permits.
The information below is intended to be entered into the individual sequences referred to, as these comics are indexed in the Grand Comics Database TM. After this information has been transcribed there, it can be removed from this list. Clyde Beatty. For Super Comics Paid Nov. Confirmed published. Paid Jan. Paid May 10, Paid June 7, Paid July 1, For Super Comics. Paid July 13, Paid July 17, Billed September 11, Sent November 12, For Super Comics, June Paid December 14, For Super Comics, July Sent February 19, For Super Comics, August Sent March 29, For Super Comics, September Sent April 23, For Super Comics, October Sent May 28, For Super Comics, November Sent June 16, For Super Comics, December Submitted July 5, For Super Comics, January Submitted August 11, Submitted August 20, For Super Comics, March Submitted October 11, For Super Comics, April Submitted November 12, For Super Comics, May Submitted December 17, Sent January 21, Sent February 16, For Super Comics, August issue.
For Super Comics, Sept. Sent March 30, For Super Comics, October issue. Sent May 11, For Super Comics, November issue. Sent June 25, For Super Comics, December issue. Sent August 5, For Super Comics, January issue. Sent September 9, For Super Comics, February issue. For Super Comics, March issue.
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Sent October 7, For Super Comics, April issue. Sent November 11, For Super Comics, May issue. For Super Comics, June issue. Sent December 16, For Super Comics, July issue. Sent February 1, For Super Comics, September issue. Sent February 24, Sent April 12, Sent June 24, Sent July 22, Sent August 8, Sent August 25, Sent October 13, Sent May 4, Sent May 22, Sent June 26, Red Cross Kid.
Super Comics ript sent Dec 12, By Blood and Toil. Paid Oct. Secret Weapon. Waste is Crime. For Super Comics, Mar. Wulf Finds a Friend. Paid December 9, Old Grandpa Bass. Charge of the Milk Brigade. Paid Feb. The Road to Home. Spiked Shoes. Paid March 23, Two Smart Kids. Paid April 19, Bird Man Up a Tree. Paid May 18, A Bomb for a Bond. Paid June 15, Pinch Hitter. I don't know what the movie companies are complaining about, it's free advertising. I'd say I'm more likely to buy a movie I download than just going blindly into the store to buy one because I refuse to go to the movies and pay half the ownership cost to preview the goods.
They would get flooded with sales. They would lose a minimum of theater goers as they want to see it on the big screen or on a date and the DVD buyers would still want DVD quality and special features. Vote Libertarian, at least most of them own computers and some tech laws can get straightened out. Quote: That said, it's cool to be able to get the new stuff to see if I would want to ever buy it I downloaded, watched and bought King Aurther.
Latest edit was made on 01 Jun Nothing here to see, move along folks. Copyright still doesn't matter that much, for many things it would take you years to experience all the entertianment and copyrighted works out there. Most people that warez or torrent simply would not buy the product anyway.
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Also the capitalsit market idealogy is not exactly the just or fair in anyway to those at the bottom who have their wages completely stagnate while inflation keeps on trucking and even with high level education jobs being outsourced due to curreny inequality that is simply not fair market practice in any sense. Businesses exploit their workers, lets not pretend that they are the greatest things in the world with big Corporate fraud like Enron and Worldcom, many business people are greedy vicious fucks who don't care about the little people they screw in the quest for profit.
Just keep truckin and we'll all be ok. No matter what they do to protect their copyrights, we will get around it, as we've always done. When they get real with allowing us to make copies of what we have already paid for, there will be no more problem. Sure, bust the guy making a copy off the net, but let China get away with billions of dollars in illegal copying and selling counterfit products.
I would advise each and everyone who is a citizen of the United States to watch their tails. Anyone who voted for Bush the last election has open a whole can of worms for the computer community. Let me tell you a little story. Over 4 years ago I got got in a FBI sting for software copyright issues. They dropped the charges and never heard a word from the Justice department. The FBI held my computer with hopes of finding a server sharing Copyright material like movies, games, hacks, serial numbers etc.
They didn't find me a player like this network that was just busted. But they did get me for copyright infringment but like I said they drop the charges. Bush gets relected and Ashcroft tells all US districts to open back files and start procescuting white collar crimes. In Feb I get a call from my attorney telling me they are reintstating the charges.
Learning Management and Leadership from Ancient East and West Philosophy
I had to plead out and I have to serve 6 months in a Federal Jail, they waived the fine, then I have to do 6 months of house arrest with 3 years supervised probation. Please take all of the claims and the charges serious people as if any of you shared movies, software and downloaded the stuff the FBI will soon be knocking on your door and tearing your house up and taking all of your equipment.
Get rid of the stuff and if you are caught in the net by the Feds you will be doing time! Duke How can we belive you are telling the truth. I myself will need proof before I belive what you said.
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Ever hear of scare tatics? In other words it is a bluff.
If you can lead me to some newspaper articles or something more than 3 sources proveing your claims then I might belive it. But even then those bluffs are printed in the paper as well. You know that chick that suposidly got busted for MP3 Shareing. Now why on earth would they put her on TV if she comited a federal crime. We are not that stupid to belive stuff like that. Yes it is true an IP adress can be used to find a physical location. But do you know how difficult it realy is to get the information from the ISP.
You have to get tons of approval to do so.
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By the time they knock on the door you already spent far more money than the person would be prosicuted for. It is not worth the FEDS time or money to go after an individual that downloads this type stuff every once and awhile. They go after the big guns.