Any time an animal is about to become extinct, the environmentalists should convince the restaurant industry that the animal tastes good. That way, the evil corporations would be "tricked" into funding breeding programs. They would have a vested business interest in ensuring the species' survival. Are chickens or cows going to be extinct any time soon? I, for one, am looking forward to a McChimp Deluxe or Gorilla Whopper. Long live the primates. Now pass the A1 sauce.
In 2001, PBS/Nova produced a seven-episode series called Evolution. It was thoroughly rebutted, but much of the same kind of atheist propaganda will be disseminated again through this latest re-education campaign of The People's Broadcasting System.
Anybody who purports to explain the "structure of the universe, the creation of planets and the foundations of life itself" is definitely ultra-religious in my book.
There is no reason for this. As others have pointed out, the world doesn't particularly like Kerry either.
Non-Americans don't like American candidates. In related news, Americans don't like non-American candidates. Not to mention that pesky legality issue...
It's a non-story because everybody knows that the world's socialists, communists, and terror enablers are against American values. I would like to see a poll that included the millions of dissidents and people of the "wrong" religion or party that dictators have locked away from the outside world and see if they would support Bush and his liberation schemes.
It's a troll since it's a desperate attempt to show support for Kerry who is falling behind in the polls of legal voters.
It's a dupe, and both stories were posted by CmdrTaco!! Can you smell an agenda? Hello, Dan Rather.
The real pork is in social programs, which consumes half the budget every year.
Since the U.S. presidential election is coming up, and since most on/. are thinking of voting left, I think I should mention the ratings that congressional watchdog group Citizens Against Government Waste has given to the Senators who are running on the Democrat Party ticket.
Senator John Kerry
28 in 2000
5 in 2001
13 in 2002
22 in 2004
Senator John Edwards
11 in 2000
15 in 2001
19 in 2002
13 in 2004
The ratings are based solely on voting records. (George W. Bush and Dick Cheney aren't rated because they don't vote in Congress.) 100 is the maximum score.
Standing in front of the Los Angeles Times building on Spring Street
and surrounded by aides, President Bush put forth a new and
long-overdue proposal today, to the cheers of thousands of long-suffering readers
of that paper, to start to repair the tragic situation with the
American journalism system. He called it "No Reporter Left Behind."
"For too many years have we seen the sad evidence accumulating that
our nation's media outlets and journalism schools simply aren't
achieving what they must for our nation to maintain its first-place
ranking in freedom of speech and a properly informed public," he
declared. "Compared to journalists of a few decades ago, today's
reporters show an increasing inability to comprehend simple English or
basic statistics, to exercise logic, or to even recognize that they're
Americans."
"Now, many accuse the media of bias against my administration, but I
don't believe that. I'm here to change the tone in Washington and the
nation, and I refuse to engage in such accusations. I'm sure that
journalists are well meaning. As a compassionate conservative, it's
clear to me that they simply haven't been given the education and
training that they so desperately need, and we need to help them and
their hardworking editors."
The president went on to illustrate the growing problem. [Read more
While it is currently fashionable to believe that the only terrorists in the world are those of middle-eastern descent or belief
There are many peoples and religions in the Middle East besides Arabs and Islam, respectively. Most of them are not accused of being involved in terrorism.
Let us not forget the home-grown nutcases and whack-jobs of the ilk of McVeigh
home-grown, Baghdad-trained (his co-conspirator Terry Nichols, actually, courtesy of the Religion of Peace)
Koresh
Koresh was a nut, but he never killed anybody. Bill Clinton's Attorney-General Janet Reno, or somebody under her authority, was responsible for that horrible inferno massacre that killed 75 people, including 21 children. Sounds like Beslan, but who's the terrorist? Not Koresh.
and Kaczynski
Kaczynski was just a militant version of Al Gore and other ecofreak Democrats. Take the quiz. Can you tell the difference?
Millions of Muslims support terrorism, and you named three white guys to try to balance that. One didn't kill anybody, and, AFAIK, didn't intend to kill anybody. One committed terrorism with the help of Muslim training. So you got one lone American terrorist not associated with Islam.
HijackThis is a single file (183 kB) and doesn't need to be installed, but it's not as comprehensive as Spybot or Ad-aware. It scans the popular trouble spots on a Windows computer.
The different sections of hijacking possibilities have been separated into these groups: R - Registry, StartPage/SearchPage changes R0 - Changed registry value R1 - Created registry value R2 - Created registry key R3 - Created extra registry value where only one should be F - IniFiles, autoloading entries F0 - Changed inifile value F1 - Created inifile value F2 - Changed inifile value, mapped to Registry F3 - Created inifile value, mapped to Registry N - Netscape/Mozilla StartPage/SearchPage changes N1 - Change in prefs.js of Netscape 4.x N2 - Change in prefs.js of Netscape 6 N3 - Change in prefs.js of Netscape 7 N4 - Change in prefs.js of Mozilla O - Other, several sections which represent: O1 - Hijack of auto.search.msn.com with Hosts file O2 - Enumeration of existing MSIE BHO's O3 - Enumeration of existing MSIE toolbars O4 - Enumeration of suspicious autoloading Registry entries O5 - Blocking of loading Internet Options in Control Panel O6 - Disabling of 'Internet Options' Main tab with Policies O7 - Disabling of Regedit with Policies O8 - Extra MSIE context menu items O9 - Extra 'Tools' menuitems and buttons O10 - Breaking of Internet access by New.Net or WebHancer O11 - Extra options in MSIE 'Advanced' settings tab O12 - MSIE plugins for file extensions or MIME types O13 - Hijack of default URL prefixes O14 - Changing of IERESET.INF O15 - Trusted Zone Autoadd O16 - Download Program Files item O17 - Domain hijack O18 - Enumeration of existing protocols and filters O19 - User stylesheet hijack O20 - AppInit_DLLs autorun Registry value O21 - ShellServiceObjectDelayLoad (SSODL) autorun Registry key O22 - SharedTaskScheduler autorun Registry key
Ad-Aware doesn't cut it. Spybot Search & Destroy finds things that Ad-Aware doesn't. For systems that are seriously 0wn3d, you need Spybot. Also, HijackThis, which runs in seconds, is great for getting rid of insidious components that software sneaks on your computer.
I use all three of these programs. No one program finds everything. Oh, and also use a virus scanner, of course.
Ditto! Have you been following my posts?;-) You might be interested in this journal entry.
I agree with you. The contents of the home directory have an unknown value. Thus, you don't know if the punishment will fit the crime. You might be taking a stomach for an eye. The punishment might be negligible if the OS is a new install, or it might wipe out priceless files, such as six-year email archives or photos of deceased loved ones.
You could argue that important files should've been backed up, but that's beside the point. The ethics of vigilante justice is another consideration, but I've ignored it here for the sake of argument (or agreement, as the case may be).
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A religion does not cease to exist when it is discredited.
Any time an animal is about to become extinct, the environmentalists should convince the restaurant industry that the animal tastes good. That way, the evil corporations would be "tricked" into funding breeding programs. They would have a vested business interest in ensuring the species' survival. Are chickens or cows going to be extinct any time soon? I, for one, am looking forward to a McChimp Deluxe or Gorilla Whopper. Long live the primates. Now pass the A1 sauce.
Right-o, I put my trust in CBS and the New York Times to get the straight dope on what's happening.
Shmoes are more credible when they become professional shmoes.
That's not nearly as bad as the 2000 Florida ballot.
What part of this is testable?
In 2001, PBS/Nova produced a seven-episode series called Evolution. It was thoroughly rebutted, but much of the same kind of atheist propaganda will be disseminated again through this latest re-education campaign of The People's Broadcasting System.
I thought the first review ("Nearly everything is missing") on this page was very interesting.
Listen to this little chat about why such "rectifying" is bad for Christianity.
Anybody who purports to explain the "structure of the universe, the creation of planets and the foundations of life itself" is definitely ultra-religious in my book.
Bizarrely, the Arab League claims that this move by Israel is a violation of international law. No, I'm not kidding.
Save that name for the file manager.
Senator John Kerry missed 70% of the votes of the 108th Senate (1/1/03-7/6/04).
I don't know if he was on vacation, but he sure seems to be AWOL from his job most of the time.
Ba'athists are socialists. The Ba'ath Party's motto is Wahdah, Hurriyah, Ishtirrakiyah, which means "Unity, Freedom, Socialism".
Non-Americans don't like American candidates. In related news, Americans don't like non-American candidates. Not to mention that pesky legality issue...
It's a non-story because everybody knows that the world's socialists, communists, and terror enablers are against American values. I would like to see a poll that included the millions of dissidents and people of the "wrong" religion or party that dictators have locked away from the outside world and see if they would support Bush and his liberation schemes.
It's a troll since it's a desperate attempt to show support for Kerry who is falling behind in the polls of legal voters.
It's a dupe , and both stories were posted by CmdrTaco!! Can you smell an agenda? Hello, Dan Rather.
Since the U.S. presidential election is coming up, and since most on /. are thinking of voting left, I think I should mention the ratings that congressional watchdog group Citizens Against Government Waste has given to the Senators who are running on the Democrat Party ticket.
Senator John Kerry
- 28 in 2000
- 5 in 2001
- 13 in 2002
- 22 in 2004
Senator John Edwards- 11 in 2000
- 15 in 2001
- 19 in 2002
- 13 in 2004
The ratings are based solely on voting records. (George W. Bush and Dick Cheney aren't rated because they don't vote in Congress.) 100 is the maximum score.The GPL is predicated on copyright law.
3) Success
There are many peoples and religions in the Middle East besides Arabs and Islam, respectively. Most of them are not accused of being involved in terrorism.
Let us not forget the home-grown nutcases and whack-jobs of the ilk of McVeigh
home-grown, Baghdad-trained (his co-conspirator Terry Nichols, actually, courtesy of the Religion of Peace)
Koresh
Koresh was a nut, but he never killed anybody. Bill Clinton's Attorney-General Janet Reno, or somebody under her authority, was responsible for that horrible inferno massacre that killed 75 people, including 21 children. Sounds like Beslan, but who's the terrorist? Not Koresh.
and Kaczynski
Kaczynski was just a militant version of Al Gore and other ecofreak Democrats. Take the quiz. Can you tell the difference?
Millions of Muslims support terrorism, and you named three white guys to try to balance that. One didn't kill anybody, and, AFAIK, didn't intend to kill anybody. One committed terrorism with the help of Muslim training. So you got one lone American terrorist not associated with Islam.
Any alternatives would be better for your health if you had to drink this water.
I use all three of these programs. No one program finds everything. Oh, and also use a virus scanner, of course.
I agree with you. The contents of the home directory have an unknown value. Thus, you don't know if the punishment will fit the crime. You might be taking a stomach for an eye. The punishment might be negligible if the OS is a new install, or it might wipe out priceless files, such as six-year email archives or photos of deceased loved ones.
You could argue that important files should've been backed up, but that's beside the point. The ethics of vigilante justice is another consideration, but I've ignored it here for the sake of argument (or agreement, as the case may be).