Whats a Good and Free Program to Download Music for Free for a Mac?

Safari will do it for you easily, thanks to the wonders of search engines. Try this Google search string: intitle:"index of" [artist/title] mp3 -html -htm -php -jsp (replacing 'artist/title' with the relevant names) Otherwise you could try using a BitTorrent client, like BitTorrent, Vuze, Azureus. But you would need to find a decent repository of torrent file links (or magnet links).

1. What is free on a cruise?

Nothing is "free", its only included in the ticket you paid for. But on royal carribean, as your cruise line is called expect the following: The cruise ticket include: The cabin you choise. Most enterteinment. all meals but not bevereges (except some none alcoholic ones such as water) Some special reasturants (And I think that Jade is among them) requires you to pay an a la carte fee (or something like it) that is up to 20 usd. But its worth it since you usually got more and better food in them. What youll pay for: Most beverages (also remember to include a 15% tip fee to every bill) Things that youll normally will pay for such as spas, casinos, art actions, pictures taken by ships fotografes, items purcased in any stores, shore excursions and more. If youre unsure always check with some one before taking an item. The best tip is to only do what you want and dont try to do to much the first day. Just remember to have fun. Johan

2. free royalty-free/buy out music downloads?

This place speciallizes in public domain music and recordings. but they can mail you a music CD or MP3 on CDrom.

3. Is free speech really free when it's scripted?

It's your freedom of choice to speak whatever you will. So, yes that is still freedom of speech. No one can make you speak , but they can not stop you from speaking either

4. Existentialism and the absensce of free will

The absence of free will is strictly incompatible with existentialism. There does not exist any modern notion about a such absence because consciousness is a metaphysical entity of which neuroscience has no clue by definition of its field. In fact freedom of will are nor provable nor refutable scientifically and so is its absence. Policy making accepts that people be not fully responsible of their acts for reasons that has nothing to do with the absence of free will but with the theory of options and choice.

5. Free run , free range, organic chicken?

The site below has all the information you seek about chickens

6. Does PVC free means acid free?

Wow. The extent of your lack of information is awsome. You asked three questions: 1. Sure, both. 2. [In the digestive tract] The gastric acid secretion occurs in a number of steps. Chloride and hydrogen ions are secreted separately from the cytoplasm of parietal cells and get mixed into HCl simplest of their canaliculi. Gastric acid is then secreted into the lumen of the oxyntic gland and progressively reaches the primary stomach lumen. Three. Industrially from hydrogen chloride gas (most often) dissolved in water. The gasoline is from the response of chlorine gas with a source of hydrogen. The chlorine is from (generally ) a membrane chlor-alkali phone. This is like a bettery in reverse, electrical energy goes right into a salt brine answer and out comes chlorine. Definitely you knew that our stomach acid is HCl? ( almost always. )the place have you been? Muriatic acid (aka Hydrochloric acid) is use to unplug pipes and smooth concrete

7. What is the economic gain of providing free (free of cost) software?

The entire open source software ecosystem is not only "free" in the traditional sense but also free to be re-packaged, modified and sold. The advantage of this is that there is a lower cost in terms of distribution (no sales) and customization. If the software becomes part of the critical infrastructure or business processes of many companies then there is a natural stream of revenue in terms of value added services (support, training etc.). This is how companies like Cloudera, MongoDB, MySQL and RedHat make their money. When there is a new technology without widespread adoption the free open-source version is often much easier to experiment and tinker with than a proprietary implementation. This can often result in adoption of a (possibly) inferior product. This seems to be what happened with Cloudera and MapR in the Hadoop ecosystem. While MapR has a (technically) superior product, the open source Hadoop distribution supported by Cloudera has the most mainstream adoption. Thus MapR is tied to being API compatible w/ the open source version. In other words -- often times the goal is not short term profit but wide spread adoption of a given technology or standard, once that is established the future revenue will be locked in for a much longer term.