They can apply to drinking water, but they don't. Last I checked (and it may have changed,) it's illegal in Canada to sell water outside of Canada in anything larger than a 2l bottle. Which means only truck loads of bottles make it out. Chretien made sure to put in a clause in Nafta, making it impossible (in theory) that Canadas drinking water was not for sale en masse.
Hopefully it still is protected, but it means I have to go do research and see if Harper decided that we didn't need fresh water anymore.
I thought an internet troll was just someone who spewed something, hoping to invoke a reaction out of someone, not caring if it made sense or not.
You have demonstrated that you don't think before you speak, which is obvious in your other postings. Things have changed in the sixty years since the end of the war. You're also allies with Germany, and Bush gave her a comforting back massage. By your logic, back massaging a leader of a former axis country ought to be ten times worse than just a bow. Or how about when Bush referred to the people of Pakistan as: "Pakis?" Or how about when he held hands with the king of Saudia Arabia?
The libtard short-bus never stops at Facts or Logic on its way to Dogma.
Mmm, the irony is delicious here, apparently you don't either =D
You assume that I like everything Obama does. I don't like his current health care plan, also he still hasn't got rid of "don't ask don't tell" yet.
He is doing a lot better than the guy he replaced though.
Troll is still a troll, he's at least getting a better response this time.
So, it's a fail, because he was showing respect to a foreign dignitary?
I'm not too up to par on my Asian cultural tidbits, but I'm pretty sure any Korean national bowed to him as well, it's just that when you use photos, you only get the one moment without the context of the rest of it =P
Lets be clear here, I think the producer or who ever got the footage, knew exactly what they were doing. Heck, they may have even edited themselves. I know I've pointed out errors in pieces before and then helped to fix them.
You'd have to try really hard to have that type of mistake, and get it past all the levels of checking (in regular news,) before that made it on air.
Hey no problem, thank you as well for the civility. It's just one of those things where it's pretty damned clear what the time and date of the event was. I said earlier: I think who ever edited that piece, did exactly what they were told =(
Oh, I agree, I usually side with the tech guys as well. They're the ones that keep the show going. I also think that who ever edited the piece, did exactly what they were told to edit to together. This isn't the first time Fox has done something like this, and it won't be the last.
Every system has a time stamp. You can't cut a piece without a time stamp. The sheer fact of editing that video, means you had to use the time stamp, unless that producer/editor/smart monkey was guessing and estimating how long each clip should be. If you can't see the giant digital numbers at the bottom of the screen, you're legally blind. I'm willing to bet that they use DigiBeta, most news rooms still do. It's great quality and lasts forever.
Edit: I used "can" instead of "can't." To repeat myself, you cannot edit a piece accurately without a time stamp =P
>> ^GeeSussFreeK: >> ^Stormsinger: Yeah, cause there's no dates or locations associated with those particular videos, right?
Actually, you could be correct...Fox may not employ anyone with enough brainpower to figure out how to appropriately label their videos.
Oye, talk about inexperience. You haven't had to sort through reals of stock footage, splice it all together 1000 times a day. Stuff like this happens all the time in network news, just usually isn't that big of a deal. Not that it isn't worth laughing about, it isn't something to get all high and mighty about or say something as ridiculous as your saying.
Actually I have, when I was the video librarian for CBC Sports. If you can't see the huge embeded time stamp or know how to bring it up, you shouldn't be working on those machines.
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Hopefully it still is protected, but it means I have to go do research and see if Harper decided that we didn't need fresh water anymore.
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You have demonstrated that you don't think before you speak, which is obvious in your other postings. Things have changed in the sixty years since the end of the war. You're also allies with Germany, and Bush gave her a comforting back massage. By your logic, back massaging a leader of a former axis country ought to be ten times worse than just a bow. Or how about when Bush referred to the people of Pakistan as: "Pakis?" Or how about when he held hands with the king of Saudia Arabia?
The libtard short-bus never stops at Facts or Logic on its way to Dogma.
Mmm, the irony is delicious here, apparently you don't either =D
You assume that I like everything Obama does. I don't like his current health care plan, also he still hasn't got rid of "don't ask don't tell" yet.
He is doing a lot better than the guy he replaced though.
Troll is still a troll, he's at least getting a better response this time.
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Sixty million American lives were sacrificed to stop the fascist Japanese war machine.
Wow, are you sure about that? You mean to tell me, a little less than half the United States died during World War II? Jeepers!
As usual, fail troll is fail.
Obama Bows to Japanese Emperor Akihito
I'm not too up to par on my Asian cultural tidbits, but I'm pretty sure any Korean national bowed to him as well, it's just that when you use photos, you only get the one moment without the context of the rest of it =P
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You'd have to try really hard to have that type of mistake, and get it past all the levels of checking (in regular news,) before that made it on air.
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Edit: I used "can" instead of "can't." To repeat myself, you cannot edit a piece accurately without a time stamp =P
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>> ^Stormsinger:
Yeah, cause there's no dates or locations associated with those particular videos, right?
Actually, you could be correct...Fox may not employ anyone with enough brainpower to figure out how to appropriately label their videos.
Oye, talk about inexperience. You haven't had to sort through reals of stock footage, splice it all together 1000 times a day. Stuff like this happens all the time in network news, just usually isn't that big of a deal. Not that it isn't worth laughing about, it isn't something to get all high and mighty about or say something as ridiculous as your saying.
Actually I have, when I was the video librarian for CBC Sports. If you can't see the huge embeded time stamp or know how to bring it up, you shouldn't be working on those machines.
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