That wasn't intended to be 'my party is better than your party' rhetoric, but rather point out that the business of the elite is to be corrupt and self-aggrandizing. I wasn't referring to martial infidelity, but rather the Mark Rich pardon that even Bush II has been tight-lipped about.
Don't forget that your beloved McCain sponsors the BCRA (Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act), AKA Campaign Finance Reform which has been likened to the Sedition Act of 1798. This is legislation that stands as a serious threat to free speech in this country and holds great benefits for the incumbents in our political system.
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In your "Reasons not to vote for Bush", you forgot this one
"Many researchers is [sic] the fields of Psychology and Human Sexuality have been taking a fresh look at the "conventional" wisdom which has been the basis for evaluation of intergenerational male/male sexual activities. The long assumed "harm" of such activities has failed to be supported by research, and the sociocultural "wrongness" based on this "harm" is therefore left without any rational basis...."
From this alone, it seems to be condoning the behavior or dismissing any negative effects it may have. I suppose it could lend legitimacy to women molesters, but it is a tome that is rather sympathetic to men who would molest boys. You have to love that euphemism "intergenerational male/male sexual activities" in lieu of calling it child molestation/.
I too stopped patronizing Amazon.com after that stupid patent fiasco and their dishhonest privacy policy changes. I confirmed that my decision was indeed correct when I saw this book on their web site:
When I cancelled my account and made reference to this book being the reason why, they just replied that they would cancel my account, but stood by the claim that they do not engage in censorship. Funny, I couldn't find any hardcore pornography on their web site. It isn't censorship, it's a choice of what you want to associate with your business. In my mind, Amazon wishes to lend legitimacy to men who would molest children.
Some thoughts on this day of "rememberance" ca be found here and here. Another interesting thing is that all the major networks have decided to not show advertisements out of "respect". The truth is that they can't sell the time so they put a nice spin on it.
"With great respect, I thank you for your contribution to mankind.
"If you are employed by agencies of any political government, however, or if you are employed by private companies who write software or who manufacture hardware for any political government, I ask you to think about your own personal responsibility for what happens to mankind.
"Will political government open the gates to individual liberty? Or will it close those gates?
"Will political government guarantee the security of our lives and property? Or will it steal both?
"Please find your own answer to those questions. The future of mankind is in your hands."
After reading your post, I tried to find out if I could get this behavior with Mozilla (I don't want to switch!). It's not available as part of 1.0, but the 1.1 nightlies have it (not sure if it's in the official 1.1beta).
Go get the lastest nightly, open 'Mail and News', select View->Message Body As->Plain Text and no more annoying HTML. There's also a setting for 'Simple HTML', but I'm not sure what that is.
For people here in VA that have to take the Dulles Toll Road to work each day, some have to pass through 2 tolls (start and end). If you have one of those transponders, only use it once on your trip (i.e. pay the quarter to get on, and use the transponder to exit, or vice versa). That way, getting your average speed would be considerably more of a hassle (if not impossible).
Or just ditch the thing entirely and stock up on quarters.
As I have switched to Moz for my main browser on Windows, I can attest to the value of this functionality. In 0.99, just go to Edit->Preferences..., open the 'Advanced' menu and click on 'Scripts and Windows' tab. Very cool stuff..
I think I paid about $225 -$250 for my Belkin OmniView SE 4-port KVM at CompUSA. Plus I shelled out an additional $20 for an another set of cables. I've had no problems switching between Windows and Linux (both console and KDE), so I'm very pleased with my purchase. I'll bet you can get it online for less than $200. Good luck.
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Wow! That's a astute observation.
That wasn't intended to be 'my party is better than your party' rhetoric, but rather point out that the business of the elite is to be corrupt and self-aggrandizing. I wasn't referring to martial infidelity, but rather the Mark Rich pardon that even Bush II has been tight-lipped about.
What if they spell 'incompetent' as 'incompitent'? Can he then remain on his 'pedistal'?
Or, he could have donated it to the Clinton 'Library' and gotten a pardon!
But it also doesn't not make it a valid comparison!
Don't forget that your beloved McCain sponsors the BCRA (Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act), AKA Campaign Finance Reform which has been likened to the Sedition Act of 1798. This is legislation that stands as a serious threat to free speech in this country and holds great benefits for the incumbents in our political system.
In your "Reasons not to vote for Bush", you forgot this one
And I suppose that the First Amendment makes the utterance of the word "Christmas" in a public school unconstitutional.
Remember that at the time the Constitution was drafted, the "militia" referred to the people, not to a standing army.
You know how to get firearms out of the hands of criminals? No one has been able to do this, so if you know something that I don't, please share it!
From the publisher:
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"Many researchers is [sic] the fields of Psychology and Human Sexuality have been taking a fresh look at the "conventional" wisdom which has been the basis for evaluation of intergenerational male/male sexual activities. The long assumed "harm" of such activities has failed to be supported by research, and the sociocultural "wrongness" based on this "harm" is therefore left without any rational basis.
From this alone, it seems to be condoning the behavior or dismissing any negative effects it may have. I suppose it could lend legitimacy to women molesters, but it is a tome that is rather sympathetic to men who would molest boys. You have to love that euphemism "intergenerational male/male sexual activities" in lieu of calling it child molestation/.
I too stopped patronizing Amazon.com after that stupid patent fiasco and their dishhonest privacy policy changes. I confirmed that my decision was indeed correct when I saw this book on their web site:
Understanding Loved Boys and Boylovers
When I cancelled my account and made reference to this book being the reason why, they just replied that they would cancel my account, but stood by the claim that they do not engage in censorship. Funny, I couldn't find any hardcore pornography on their web site. It isn't censorship, it's a choice of what you want to associate with your business. In my mind, Amazon wishes to lend legitimacy to men who would molest children.
Nah, it's because he wants to open the borders and turn the US into a third-world cesspool.
Jeez.. You'd think with those billions in the bank they could make a decent looking web site.
I think you meant to say "Bill S. Preston, Esq."
Some other folks had the same idea and decided to call it the Free State Project.
Their numbers are growing, you can check out more about it here.
I was only kidding, but I guess I'm just a lowly troll :(
Here's the problem:
<meta name="generator" content="Microsoft FrontPage 5.0">
Some thoughts on this day of "rememberance" ca be found here and here. Another interesting thing is that all the major networks have decided to not show advertisements out of "respect". The truth is that they can't sell the time so they put a nice spin on it.
"To I.T. Professionals:
"With great respect, I thank you for your contribution to mankind.
"If you are employed by agencies of any political government, however, or if
you are employed by private companies who write software or who manufacture hardware for any political government, I ask you to think about your own personal responsibility for what happens to mankind.
"Will political government open the gates to individual liberty? Or will it
close those gates?
"Will political government guarantee the security of our lives and
property? Or will it steal both?
"Please find your own answer to those questions. The future of mankind is
in your hands."
- Robert Klassen
I agree, and for 1/2 the price that domainmonger charges, it's even better!
The cookie is named 'PREF' and has some cryptic data stored in it. It took me a while, but this is what it says:
All your search terms are belong to usAfter reading your post, I tried to find out if I could get this behavior with Mozilla (I don't want to switch!). It's not available as part of 1.0, but the 1.1 nightlies have it (not sure if it's in the official 1.1beta).
Go get the lastest nightly, open 'Mail and News', select View->Message Body As->Plain Text and no more annoying HTML. There's also a setting for 'Simple HTML', but I'm not sure what that is.
Mozilla rocks!
Here's the solution:
For people here in VA that have to take the Dulles Toll Road to work each day, some have to pass through 2 tolls (start and end). If you have one of those transponders, only use it once on your trip (i.e. pay the quarter to get on, and use the transponder to exit, or vice versa). That way, getting your average speed would be considerably more of a hassle (if not impossible).
Or just ditch the thing entirely and stock up on quarters.
As I have switched to Moz for my main browser on Windows, I can attest to the value of this functionality. In 0.99, just go to Edit->Preferences..., open the 'Advanced' menu and click on 'Scripts and Windows' tab. Very cool stuff..
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Under $200? Hmmm...
I think I paid about $225 -$250 for my Belkin OmniView SE 4-port KVM at CompUSA. Plus I shelled out an additional $20 for an another set of cables. I've had no problems switching between Windows and Linux (both console and KDE), so I'm very pleased with my purchase. I'll bet you can get it online for less than $200. Good luck.