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So you're telling that just because tortures are not detailed in this SOP (though tortures do happend there, do not fool yourself), everything is fine. That it doesn't matter that there's a lot of innocent people. That a lot of people is there based just in "being at the wrong place at the wrong moment". Or that those guilty are held without charges.

Just have a look at a google
http://www.google.es/search?hl=es&q=released+guantanamo+innocent&btnG=Buscar&meta=
http://digg.com/world_news/Seventeen_Innocent_Guantanamo_Detainees_Released
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6515701.stm

For God's sake, the US is running a concentration camp and half the US population agrees or just doesn't care! There's something really really bad going on in that society.

And then your only argument is that "we're treating them better than they would treat us", and using bold... You should be ashamed of yourself.

So if some nation soldiers just went into your country, kidnapped you, kept you in prison for years without charges, and tortured you, it would be OK cos you're not a citizen of said nation nor you're an uniformed soldier of your country. Yeah, right.

When the "good guys" have such takes on ethics, one wonders what's the different between both sides in the so called "war on terror" :'(

Already done... http://maps.google.es/?ie=UTF8&ll=36.752639,-2.732 162&spn=0.247571,0.466919&t=k&z=11&om=1

Some updates to the story:

in response to being linked to by Slashdot the blog, the blogger has included some content in English

and second, blogger Pablo Flores who was in the event, has published the pictures of the event in Picasa:

http://picasaweb.google.es/pflores2/EntregaDeLapto psEnVillaCardal

This is the place in google.maps, the logo is supposed to be just in the centre: http://maps.google.es/maps?f=q&hl=es&q=s&ie=UTF8&o m=1&z=14&ll=37.642986,-115.746546&spn=0.032351,0.0 86517&t=k&iwloc=addr

Yes, it can be dangerous, in the sense that may help us to find flaws in Open Source software, as the the common Google Search does or even "grep".

But, anyway, the tool can be used in order to spend a good short while.

Yes, it can be dangerous, in the sense that may help us to find flaws in Open Source software, as the the common Google Search does or even "grep".

But, anyway, the tool can be used in order to spend a good short while.

Yes, it can be dangerous, in the sense that may help us to find flaws in Open Source software, as the the common Google Search does or even "grep".

But, anyway, the tool can be used in order to spend a good short while.

Yes, it can be dangerous, in the sense that may help us to find flaws in Open Source software, as the the common Google Search does or even "grep".

But, anyway, the tool can be used in order to spend a good short while.

Yes, it can be dangerous, in the sense that may help us to find flaws in Open Source software, as the the common Google Search does or even "grep".

But, anyway, the tool can be used in order to spend a good short while.

Why his and not her? Everyone is a singular identifier but, afaic, the neutral posseive determiner in English coincides with the plural one; that is: their.

So you say "he took his turn", "she took her turn" and "everyone took their turn".

If in doubt, Google for it and check if it sounds wrong.

http://www.google.es/search?q=10+euros+in+pounds

Keep pressing F5 and watch it grow! :p

Which explains why:
GIS in AU
GIS in CA
GIS in FR
GIS in UK
GIS in RU
GIS in PL
GIS in IT
GIS in ES
GIS in JP

Are all so different, right?
That's not "cultural differences", mate. That's censorship.

This technology has been used for many years by the the wizards.
I recall Harry Potter seeing many of these pictures.

If I recall correctly there were some pictures that even came with candy, these had this "ancient" technology, that's why those pics moved only once... they used bacteria, and bacteria like all life forms have only one life to live. The pictures at Hogwarts walls used more modern technology, where bacteria would reproduce, hence making the pictures live forever.

http://www.google.es/search?q=living+picture+harry +potter

Indeed the rest of the world can set up their own DNS servers for a new TLD (say '.earth'), but they can't force anyone to contact the root server for that domain. The result will be chaos.

So how exactly would this change the way we access Web sites ?

A sues B. B sues C. C sues everybody.
I think China (that comunist country) is going to be the next Big Fish, because enterprises are more interested in get easy money suing everybody than in make new products or offer new services. And they make consumer electronic that sux because you are a potentia Pirate so the devices decides what you can do and what you can't do.

I for one welcom or new chinese overlords.

You may want to check your dictionary. Webster's Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary (American edition, which might be more prone to using -isation) only knows about "internationalization". Yes, I know it's old. Oh, and a Google fight says internationalization sweeps the floor with internationalisation.

You may want to check your dictionary. Webster's Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary (American edition, which might be more prone to using -isation) only knows about "internationalization". Yes, I know it's old. Oh, and a Google fight says internationalization sweeps the floor with internationalisation.

The NFO isn't very specific. See here

Image Google Mirror

Here is more
, use the ninja google powers :D

A twonee would probably react like this 10 Franc coin: Tiny cached thumbnail en Espanpol

Google Image Cachebr

That was really interesting...

"When I was little, I really liked this book you had. The little girl in it was named Jane or Joan, I think. I think it was blue. Do you know it?"