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there are no cool cases for the enV.. I have the original green one and i was wondering if i buy a case for the enV 2 will it fit my original enV?

I'm just wondering why are some of the gamecube cases silver.

Its just a shiny color
There are orange game cubes, black game cubes, and the traditional purple game cube
Its just a variation of color, Nintendo's always doing it

We are hiring a car for 3 weeks, we need a car big enough to accommodate 5 adults and luggage. which make model etc would be great, thanks.

We have always had a cheverolet dodge 7 or 8 seater van. Bit of a beast but does the job.

I THINK YOU NEED A LORRY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL

In america everything is big.. you will be surprise of the amount of large and spacuios cars to choose from, all of then will be a 7 seater van, very commomly use by mom's taking kids to shcool. don't panic the rental car agency will have somethin appropiate for all you your luggage

mini van usually supports my family of 4, but they have 7 seats.

I would say rent a van.

I'd get a minivan

Specifically, around 1999 the large publicly traded companies were changing to computerized record keeping. I found out that they were inventing stock certificate issuance dates for records just to make the process work, and refuse to reveal what the actual dates were. This is important because a lot of stock splits occurred that were not shown on the records because of these fake dates.

I'm trying to find any court cases out there that deal with this kind of corporate fraud, but am having no luck. thanks!

You're believing too many conspiracy theories. there are a lot better things you could do with your time.

Corporations spend a lot of time balancing shareholdings to ensure they are accurate. The stock exchange where they're listed has a record of total shares outstanding, and it has to be reconciled each month. That's in addition to the regular audits corporations must go through.

There is no way share holdings could be manufactured. in fact, the biggest problem corporations have is tracking down people who own shares, but move and don't notify the company. They spend a lot of money trying to track down orphan shareholdings.

I'm not sure about this specific type of fraud, but I'm sure any company that has infamously "cooked their books" so to speak has done something similar. Enron is an infamous one, and both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have been fined hundreds of millions of dollars for accounting fraud, so I wouldn't put it past them to do something like what you're talking about. you could also look up companies that outsourced data input for Y2K; they all frantically tried to computerize data and hoped that it wouldn't be deleted at the turn of the century, so I'm sure that they hastened the process a bit too much in some cases.

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