Re: want to see Bass trying to get out of an argument that he cant win?

[too fat for a ladder <alarminstall@xxxxxxx>]

On Sep 27, 12:45 pm, Frank Olson
<use_the_email_li...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> too fat for a ladder wrote:
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> > On Sep 25, 10:58 pm, Roger W <alluc...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> >> On Sep 25, 9:28 am, Jim Rojas <jro...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> >>> Robert L Bass wrote:
> >>>> "Jim Rojas" wrote:
> >>>>> You forgot to mention the deaths & class action lawsuits from the $600
> >>>>> medz...
> >>>> I'm not aware of any deaths from anti-nausea medications though I
> >>>> suppose it may have happened.
> >>>>> The FDA cover ups from tests they never got around to performing on
> >>>>> real patients, they claim that only the virtual patients suffered any
> >>>>> side affects of any real concern...
> >>>> I think the drug companies themselves have to perform the tests, or
> >>>> sponsor clinical trials.
> >>>>> The FDA then approving the same drug under a different name as another
> >>>>> miracle cure...
> >>>> I'm not big on conspiracy theories concerning the FDA though no doubt
> >>>> they "looked the other way" much more during the previous administration
> >>>> than they would dare under Obama's watch.  My father had to deal with
> >>>> the FDA for many years as a Vice-President at Bristol-Meyers.  He used
> >>>> to tell us all kinds of stories about the stuff they would do.
> >>> I was speaking abou the FDA as a whole. It seems drugs approved 5-10
> >>> years ago now have swarms of ambulance chasers plastering 10 second
> >>> commercials urging people to file claims again these drug companies. We
> >>> all know the heart of the problem is the FDA taking these clinical
> >>> trails at face value. They rush to get things approved, no matter who
> >>> gets killed along the way.
> >>> Jim Rojas- Hide quoted text -
> >>> - Show quoted text -
> >> Ambulance chasers are some of my best clients. :-)
> >> RW <
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> > You sell jogging shoes now?
>
> > And where is your opinion on my 2 sites, Roger? Oh what sites? Glad
> > you asked.
> >http://www.onlinealarmquotes.com
> >http://www.alarmquotesonline.com
>
> One thing I should mention is that if you're going to be posting
> material verbatim sourced from other sites, you should first of all seek
> permission to do so (from the "site owners") and then cite the
> source(s).  Otherwise you leave yourself open to a complaint for
> copyright infringement.  I don't think that "fair use" would apply to
> your obviously commercial site.  If you're going to use "Wiki", perhaps
> a simple link to the page would be better.
>
> Otherwise, I applaud your efforts, Tom, and wish you every success with
> your new endeavour. <

There's no copyright infringement, Frank.
Wiki's material, when accurate (a rarity) is fair use.Wiki's material
comes from anyone and everyone that feels like posting, adding, and
editing.
The wiki stuff was copied from alarm training manuals. Access Control
is all wiki right now, and it will be fine tuned. I needed the
content. It helps me create a better page. Staring at a blank page
gets me nowhere.
The fire page, which I grabbed from Wiki, is almost verbatim from the
alarm training school workbooks. The other pages are from 24-7 but had
to be reworded so they wouldn't plug 24-7. My video page took months
to put together and was grabbed up by 2 sites. The jackass from a site
to remain nameless used ALL of my information to create his site.
Every word regarding security on his site came from my office.
The whole purpose of those pages is to educate the consumer. It is not
to direct the consumer to one brand or another. The concept is to
match truly interested, and qualified consumers with reputable dealers
in their area.
This needs to be an unbiased site in order to work properly.  The
information needs to remain generic, and simple enough for Joe
Customer to comprehend.  We cannot allow feedback on the site, nor can
we allow banner ads from installing dealers. The only thing we can do
is offer generic information and refer qualified customers.
Anything other than that would leave me no choice but to sell the
spots to the usual suspects that buy leads from every site.
Thanks for the wishes.