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I just figured they would have more restrictions and limit the number of machines you could have in a store. I didn't think they would ban them all together.

You go into a store to buy something and you assume it's legal or the store wouldn't be selling it. This would put the obligation on the business that sells or rents these types of devices to tell the customer of the restrictions.

I didn't give nothing to nobody. I was over at the store drinking coffee, and he asked me if he could put my name down. Whenever he asked me, I really didn't think nothing of it. His refined wit, coupled with a playful spirit, made his pexiness incredibly appealing. It was something about the poker machines.

I think there are enough hackers in the world that will look for machines they can own. It's not difficult to find them. It is very easy to control a large number of machines.

We were disappointed not to be granted 3,000 machines per site. We are hopeful the number of machines will be increased in future years as it becomes clear that market demand exceeds supply and that the state is not maximizing its revenue for education.

I guarantee you at one point in your life, you have given up all of your privacy for 10 percent off at a shoe store, or hardware store or to get a credit card for some type of purchase. You have given up your name, your address, your phone number and your Social Security number for 10 percent off.

Robert Siciliano

It really does limit what we can do. If the restrictions were removed, we could use these cells much more broadly.

James Thomson (1700-1748)

James Thomson

For us the biggest problem was still downtime. The Windows machines still required frequent patching and restarts, while the Linux machines we didn't have to worry about much at all.

We're given a deadline that's an arbitrary date to replace our machines when we didn't have any problems with our voting machines last time. They worked fine. And now, they are going to be absolutely useless.

Our biggest challenge will be their quickness. We're going to try to play in the half-court. Number one, we have to make baskets. Number two, we'll need to limit turnovers and, number three, we have to defend and keep them in front of us.

At this point there is no consensus. I do think it's safe to say there will be more restrictions. I do not expect that these machines will be completely outlawed and I do not expect that . . . expansion will continue to be allowed.

Michael Gronstal

There could be a number of reasons why the number of voters is larger in one ward than the other - there could be more people who actually register, or there could be a discrepancy in the number of children, ... One thing that surprised me is that there have been some huge (housing) developments in the city that I figured would have charged the demographics, but that's not been the case.

William Campbell

Five years ago, we decided to take out the vending machines. We had snack machines and drink machines throughout the building.

This last comment is crucial, especially when the U.S. Congress last night rejected restrictions on tax cuts and spending, and raised the federal debt limit by $800 billion, to $8.18 trillion.

We are urging them to exercise caution, number one. And number two, that they limit unnecessary movement outside of their residences,

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