However, if the company is not listed/traded (i.e. private equity)
There is no option to buy from the market.
In this situation you need to ask yourself do you feel lucky?
Sorry couldn't resist...
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Fair do's to your interpretation, but to me a greenie is politically motivated not environmentally.
You are not a greenie, you are a person who cares about the environment.
I recycle because I hate waste (Our household of 3 generates about 1 binbag of landfill waste per fortnight) and fill the blue bin in the same period, plus 1trip to the tip^H^H^H recycling centre per month to get rid of those tetrapak's that the recycling collection won't take but the tip will.
I am also pronuclear (see other posts)
I am VERY skeptical about AGW as reported (yes climate is changing, planet earth is a dynamic system, yes humankind has had an effect - we are part of a dynamic system, are we to blame? no idea, take out all of the other inputs to the system and let's see, is taxation the way to go? NO! Is that piece of research valid? Let's see how it was paid for, whether it was correctly reviewed and if the results are repeatable.)
I am a meat eater - though I believe if you are going to kill an animal, have decency to use it all (anyone who wears a fur coat should be willing to eat the rest of the animal - mink fillet anyone?)
My apologies if you thought I was classifying you within the category of political slime I call frothinggreenies.
That was true for the last generation of nuke piles - where the government had a vested interest in a secure source of plutonium.
The current generation being built by Eon?
I believe no subsidies are being paid for nuclear, after all the green lobby hasnt thrown a hissy fit about it's not fair! they also get hand outs!
If I am wrong then I will accept the correction.
Scrap the ROC's and subsidies.
The renewables industry is not about saving the planet - it's about hoovering every last penny from the pocket of the taxpayer.
If it is viable the industry will survive - if not then we are better off without it.
I notice nuclear appears viable without the subsidies....
When and only when the magic smoke escapes from my dvd player.
Even then I will not be replacing my DVD collection with BluRay.
Anything I don't already have on DVD - I'll weigh up the cost/benefit of BD over DVD
Latest DVD purchase - A funny thing happened on the way to the Forum £2.99 - Amazon not available in BD.
That would be the court's and the judges job to interpret the law.
His job as a lawyer is to a) try to convince the court that his interpretation is the correct one.
or b) to scare the public enough that his interpretation doesn't get challlenged in court (ACS anyone?).
And a better analogy would be the bristol zoo carpark attendant myth.
I spent the bank holiday weekend throwing spears at straw targets, acting as a target for light cavalry (blunted javelins, arrows and throwing darts) and eating very well indeed.
I'm much more relaxed this week, I put it down to the lack of proten in my diet in the run up to the weekend.
Problem Exists Between Chair and Keyboard.
The too stupid to own a computer urban legend springs to mind.
The problem is malware hasn't targeted Macs previously as there were too few to justify writing it and therefore Mac users have gotten used to just opening untrusted attachments/downloads.
Now Macs are popular home machines they are viable targets.
As for the users? They'll learn and McSymanorton will bring out their malware for Macs too.
Flame based on your guess of the content of the article?
Perhaps you missed the first line?
"The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has issued teasers ahead of an upcoming report into renewable energy."
Notice the word "teasers" ?
Notice the word "ahead"?
Notice the word "upcoming"?
Did you follow the link and look for a full document?
No thought not.
0/10 could do better.
Go froth elsewhere.
Want to phrase that as a wager?
People will accept anything as long as it keeps teh interwebs and their 50" plasma screens powered for a low monthly cost.
Yes it may fuck up the Earth but that's for the next generation to worry about and there is no unsafe/unsightly nuke* pile at the end of the street.
* I am pro-nuclear**
** what is it with footnotes today?***
*** It's coffee o'clock and I'm getting tetchy.
We need sustainables - nuclear or geothermal (there is a great big source of heat which isn't affected by clouds or off for 12 hours a day (average)).
Nuclear at least has a net positive energy output, geothermal needs more research.
More nuclear research will make it cheaper and even more safe than it already is (yadda yadda fewer deaths than any other energy generation technology....).
And yes build a nuke pile in my back garden - as long as you run my radiators for free from the excess hot water. I don't live on a fault line and am near a coast for access to emergency salt laden coolant though I do not believe there has ever been a tidal wave in the North Sea.
Are you naturally this stupid or did you have to work at it?
Security by obscurity is once again proven no security.
If Sony had treat their users with a little respect and folks like GeoHot with a little bit of trust, Sony could have been informed of the holes and patched them before they were exploited like this.
You know, the security model used for open source?
If you were being sarcastic my apologies, however I don't think you were.
"They that sow the wind, shall reap the whirlwind"
I don't see Sony being as stupid as ACS:Law was. I expect Sony to appear to ignore the ddos, and not bait anon any further, whilst working with the authorities to get the hacktavists on charges.
Must say though it couldn't have happened to a more deserving company.