No indictment, no charges. No prosecution. Simple inquiry.
Yet Swedish authorities refuse multiple invitations to interview Assange for inquiry purposes in UK - including the past month, in the Ecuadorian embassy.
Instead, they push for extradition on contravention of International treaty law.
This is a chess game, being played on behalf of the Nation that incarcerates more of its own people than did Josef Stalin. The "Land of the Free".
Debian lasted at least 4 years longer than Ian and Deb.
It's still the good stuff. My god. A distro you could boot from a 3.5 installer, and have ftp'd the world onto a DEC Alpha Multia VX42.:-) That was in '95, so I was hauling over ISDN. It beat getting Slackware as 1.44 MB disk images off of bitnet/DELPHI at 14Kbps.
The problem being, there's a false dichotomy in the artificial distinction between us and the expansive microbial biosystem, to which we are host. In many ways, we are our biome.
But all of this is only indirect to the original article - which doesn't examine the effectiveness at killing microbes. The thrust of this story is the decrease of muscle function that is observable with triclosan exposure.
These microbes outnumber us, in our OWN bodies. They are how we digest our food, repel destructive invaders, regulate enzyme levels - and are likely involved in our psychological disposition.
The fact is, we know almost nothing about this - just the tip of an iceberg. Science and Medicine are just getting past the primitive, binary thinking that sterile systems are healthiest. Killing ALL the bacteria in your mouth? Health complications emerge when you lose the phages that destroy actually harmful bacteria.
Poisoning this has a potential for huge, uncalculated consequences. And merely brushing your teeth with this stuff trickles a little dose of triclosan into your tract, two or three times a day.
I think that it would be interesting to study the correlation between triclosan exposure and the obesity epidemic.
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No indictment, no charges. No prosecution. Simple inquiry.
Yet Swedish authorities refuse multiple invitations to interview Assange for inquiry purposes in UK - including the past month, in the Ecuadorian embassy.
Instead, they push for extradition on contravention of International treaty law.
This is a chess game, being played on behalf of the Nation that incarcerates more of its own people than did Josef Stalin. The "Land of the Free".
PARTY FINDS YOU!
His crime? Journalism.
No longer with Disaster Area. Now selling a Disaster Area.
Postscript - integral to PDF internals - is itself a Turing-complete language, derived from Forth.
It will always be a problem.
"Now, that brain that you gave me, was it Hans Delbruch's?"
"Who's Brain Was it?"
Syd? Is that you?
Wish you were here...
"I don't always go on manned missions to explore the Sun.
But when I do, I go at night."
OK. I'm behind you, right here. You go first!
Along this course of "logic" - you will someday be paying royalties on genes that comprise your own personal traits.
Debian lasted at least 4 years longer than Ian and Deb.
It's still the good stuff. My god. A distro you could boot from a 3.5 installer, and have ftp'd the world onto a DEC Alpha Multia VX42. :-) That was in '95, so I was hauling over ISDN. It beat getting Slackware as 1.44 MB disk images off of bitnet/DELPHI at 14Kbps.
Maybe she IS biased towards Apple - and a crackhead, herself!
"You must be smoking crack! (Not that there's anything wrong with that...)"
Yes.
All this and more...
The problem being, there's a false dichotomy in the artificial distinction between us and the expansive microbial biosystem, to which we are host. In many ways, we are our biome.
But all of this is only indirect to the original article - which doesn't examine the effectiveness at killing microbes. The thrust of this story is the decrease of muscle function that is observable with triclosan exposure.
Hey! The heart is a muscle! What could go wrong?
Effective against us. It likely kills people indirectly.
There is a huge, symbiotic, non-human, microbial biomass that make our lives possible.
These microbes outnumber us, in our OWN bodies. They are how we digest our food, repel destructive invaders, regulate enzyme levels - and are likely involved in our psychological disposition.
The fact is, we know almost nothing about this - just the tip of an iceberg. Science and Medicine are just getting past the primitive, binary thinking that sterile systems are healthiest. Killing ALL the bacteria in your mouth? Health complications emerge when you lose the phages that destroy actually harmful bacteria.
Poisoning this has a potential for huge, uncalculated consequences. And merely brushing your teeth with this stuff trickles a little dose of triclosan into your tract, two or three times a day.
I think that it would be interesting to study the correlation between triclosan exposure and the obesity epidemic.
The UNBLINKING anus in the sky.
OK, Grandpa. Turn that TV down, upstairs!
The battery is running low on your hearing aid, again.
GOOGLE self-driving flying cars...
Now THERE's the future! Hey! Maybe they'll even call the cops on you...
Circular logic is the best kind of logic because it has no corners, so logic with corners will really suck because they aren't circular enough.
Reloading messages.pl more than once an hour...
Yeah.... Burn!!!!!
-- Signed, Kelso
Ask Julian:
ECUADOR!
No. That's opposite of their mission.
Like ios5 guides the user on setup? ;-)
Congratulations.
You just spoke Martian to the mass consumer market of the iPhone! :-)
Crowdsource actionable violations? What a great idea. You'd have domain-expertise, on the spot, in real-time - for all cases.
There's no way that could be co-opted or manipulated by social engineering!
It would be like "Kony 2012" on steroids.
All you'd need to do is add automated drone-strikes to this plan, and we will be living in the Humanitarian Utopia promised us by technology.