This is not about stem cells, this is about totempotent stem cells, which show no use in treating anyone ofr anything.
Polypotent stem cells, OTOH, are imensely useful, and can not be obtained from embryos.
This is about providing a phony claim that abortion can cure diseases. This is purely political.
The single most amazing thing is that feminisits want to kill baby girls and harvest their ovaries to make more babies to kill. Hitler was a kind & gentle man compared to these NAZIs.
> And calling that dependency "cool" is any less stupid?
The title said that you can't be cool without fuel. Look at what kids consider cool: having a hot car, having an IPOD or DVd player, a new pair of shoes, or a NASCAR jacket. Do you think that any of this is currently likely to happen without fossil fuels? The title is exactly right: You can't be cool wihtout fuel. Today, our energy comes from fossil fuels, but even if it all came from pig excrement, we would still need some sort of fuel.
Your comment reminds me of the "public minded citizens" in Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. You don't want those evil industrialists drilling for oil. I hope we both get to see you lvie without it.
> NSTA has distributed a video produced by API called 'You Can't Be Cool Without Fuel,' a shameless pitch for oil dependence."
I believe that the video in question shows exactly how dependant we are on oil and gas. That's reality. If you want to change it, criticizing a cartoon is slightly less damaging than criticizing the source of funding for science education, but it's still incredibly stupid.
The "Big Oil" companies depend on science to do business. Without geologists, they could never find the pockets of oil and gas. Without engineers to design the drills, and tell them when a hole will or will not collapse, they could never get to the oil and gas. Without engineers, there would be no pumps, no pipelines, and no refineries.
How in the hell can anyone be stupid enough to think that there is a political motive behind "Big Oil" giving to science education? I don't think Welsely Mouch from Ayn Rand's book Atlas Shrugged would be that moronic.
Get a used $169 Fujistu Stylistic 3400 (P3 400, 192 MB RAM, 6 GB HDD) or a $299 3500 (P3 500, 256 Mb RAM, 15 GB HDD) tablet computer. Either way, it comes with Windows 2000, or you can install Linux. The 6 GB HDD is plenty big enough for a copy of the Knoppix image, plus some storage space.
If you must have a full install of every windows, mac, and linux app known to man, then Travelstar hard disks will work as upgrades to at least 40 gigs.
Add in (2) extra batteries and an external charger for $24 (I've got 2 of these kits on order) and a universal DC/DC adapter for $12.98 (that runs off of 8-14V) and you have a reasonable setup.
The tablet is not quite indestructible, but it's close.
Q: I NEED A SERVER SIZED CASE FULL OF STUFF!!! This thingy doesn't even have a keyboard. A: Try installing a USB hub. I'm working on a simple 5V regulator to run a USB hub off of the 11V-14V input that can charge the laptop or it's external dual battery charger. I use a wireless USB keyboard & mouse combination, a USB camera, a USB dvd burner (that runs off USB power alone), a card reader, keychain drive, an external hard disk, a printer, a scanjet that auto-feeds 50 pages per minute, etc.
Q: I need a card reader or wi-fi card as I'm walking through the woods! A: Try a CardBus solution, they don't stick out so far.
Q: I need networking...like in 3rd world countries! A: USB wi-fi dongles are cheap, as are PCMCIA / CardBus cards. A dual 802.11s CardBus card or USB dongle would allow millions of people with their own hardware to network without having to beg MIT for a grant (never mind.)
Q: I lost my pen! A: Use your fingernail.
Frankly, the Stylistic 3400/3500 is the perfect survivalist's / 3rd world / teacher's computer. I was with my dad in the ICU yesterday, and I was reading a WROX press book in Acrobat while I held his hand. I typed up a few syllabi and graded a few dozen student projects.
> Without psychic and magical powers, you can probably only hope for a screening > acurracy of about 25% to 30%. Major studios would get fairly good protection, > but the little guys, with their obscure works, would not.
You don't quite get it. The goal of the studios is to supress everything that is good that they do not get paid for. That's why the sue indy artists, and a few file sharers, then lie and claim they are only suing file sharers.
There is no way, based on a key word search, to be certain of the content of a file. People are allowed to use words in the title of their files, and only a NAZI would say otherwise. I can post "Me and my family talking to a guy.mov" if I damn well want to. Your insane claim that anyone with the words "family" and "guy" in a title is posting material that infringes on someone else's copyright is proof that you, like your intellectual predecessors (the NAZIs,) do not deserve to live.
> "Napster wrote the software; it's up to them to write software that will > remove from users the ability to copy copyrighted material," -- Judge Patel
Notice that the above says nothing about infringing on someone's copyright. They really want to stop me from copying my own works, that I produce, that I own.
Nowhere in copyright law does it say that anyone has to remove the ability to copy copyrighted software. The only reason that the big companies want that right removed from small publishers like myself, is to prevent me from profiting off my own works. They want the process of producing material to go so high, that nobody can afford to do it but them.
Just as I was about to call the entire EU NAZIs, it occured to me that there might have been a reason that the NAZIs wanted to shovel these people into ovens. I can not say that I disagree with them.
By James M. Kilts CEO and President, The Gillette Company February 18, 2004 | Issue 4007
Would someone tell me how this happened? We were the fucking vanguard of shaving in this country. The Gillette Mach3 was the razor to own. Then the other guy came out with a three-blade razor. Were we scared? Hell, no. Because we hit back with a little thing called the Mach3Turbo. That's three blades and an aloe strip. For moisture. But you know what happened next? Shut up, I'm telling you what happened--the bastards went to four blades. Now we're standing around with our cocks in our hands, selling three blades and a strip. Moisture or no, suddenly we're the chumps. Well, fuck it. We're going to five blades.
Sure, we could go to four blades next, like the competition. That seems like the logical thing to do. After all, three worked out pretty well, and four is the next number after three. So let's play it safe. Let's make a thicker aloe strip and call it the Mach3SuperTurbo. Why innovate when we can follow? Oh, I know why: Because we're a business, that's why!
You think it's crazy? It is crazy. But I don't give a shit. From now on, we're the ones who have the edge in the multi-blade game. Are they the best a man can get? Fuck, no. Gillette is the best a man can get.
What part of this don't you understand? If two blades is good, and three blades is better, obviously five blades would make us the best fucking razor that ever existed. Comprende? We didn't claw our way to the top of the razor game by clinging to the two-blade industry standard. We got here by taking chances. Well, five blades is the biggest chance of all.
Here's the report from Engineering. Someone put it in the bathroom: I want to wipe my ass with it. They don't tell me what to invent--I tell them. And I'm telling them to stick two more blades in there. I don't care how. Make the blades so thin they're invisible. Put some on the handle. I don't care if they have to cram the fifth blade in perpendicular to the other four, just do it!
You're taking the "safety" part of "safety razor" too literally, grandma. Cut the strings and soar. Let's hit it. Let's roll. This is our chance to make razor history. Let's dream big. All you have to do is say that five blades can happen, and it will happen. If you aren't on board, then fuck you. And if you're on the board, then fuck you and your father. Hey, if I'm the only one who'll take risks, I'm sure as hell happy to hog all the glory when the five-blade razor becomes the shaving tool for the U.S. of "this is how we shave now" A.
People said we couldn't go to three. It'll cost a fortune to manufacture, they said. Well, we did it. Now some egghead in a lab is screaming "Five's crazy?" Well, perhaps he'd be more comfortable in the labs at Norelco, working on fucking electrics. Rotary blades, my white ass!
Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe we should just ride in Bic's wake and make pens. Ha! Not on your fucking life! The day I shadow a penny-ante outfit like Bic is the day I leave the razor game for good, and that won't happen until the day I die!
The market? Listen, we make the market. All we have to do is put her out there with a little jingle. It's as easy as, "Hey, shaving with anything less than five blades is like scraping your beard off with a dull hatchet." Or "You'll be so smooth, I could snort lines off of your chin." Try "Your neck is going to be so friggin' soft, someone's gonna walk up and tie a goddamn Cub Scout kerchief under it."
I know what you're thinking now: What'll people say? Mew mew mew. Oh, no, what will people say?! Grow the fuck up. When you're on top, people talk. That's the price you pay for being on top. Which Gillette is, always has been, and forever shall be, Amen, five blades, sweet Jesus in heaven.
Stop. I just had a stroke of genius. Are you ready? Open your mouth
It's about time. The RIAA has run over the rights of independant artists for so long, that no action to stop them is to extreme. Until we get weapons grade material, (we've already got the open source bomb project,) our best bet is to give donations to LimeWire for legal expenses.
> I wonder how they plan to shield inflatable modules > from radiation outside the atmosphere. "Inflatable" > conjures up images of centimeter-thin latex in my > mind, like a giant beach ball.
1. If you had bothered to read http://www.bigelowaerospace.com/ you would have found that this is an 11" thick kevlar structure. Think of 11 inches of bullet proof vest material.
2. Some say that it is impractical, but there is a module flying. Anyone who doesn't know that is not a nerd, and does not need to be on/. Please go away.
3. The radiation shielding is done with a trash compactor. You drop your trash into a bag, it's compacted, and that's placed in either bags or delapidated modules, which are placed on the sun side of the module. NASA considered this on the ISS, but decided that the knowledge from failed equipment would be extremely valuable, early on. They were right, at first. They learned amazing things about what fails and why. Now, 99% of equipment failures are predictable, and they just bring home the trash as a matter of habit - a stupid habit. They use the shuttle to bring home 3,000 pounds of trash, then add 3,000 pounds of shielding to modules - unbelievably stupid.
1. A CD (700MB) is a few cents of disk space on modern hard disks. (3 gigs per dollar is common, so 700Mb would cost you less than $0.25) You can easily add a few terrabytes of fault tolerant network attached storage in a box. I'd compare the prices of ready made devices against cases full of SATA drives in a software RAID-5, witha gigabit ethernet connecting them. Copy the CD to a.ISO image on a file server. Check sums against the physical disc and the image. Save the MD5 or SHA sum along side the image for future checking.
2. Link from your client's file to the mounted.ISO image on disk. (INSTANT ACCESS!)
3. File the physical disc as a backup, keeping track of a disc number, spindle number, and shelf number in your client's file, where you need the CD.
4. If neccessary, burn another copy of out-of-state storage.
We punish serial offenders who rape and murder 16 year olds with the death penalty. That's a bit harsh. I'm not saying we let the serial rapist and murderer of 16 year olds live, I'm just suggesting that we let him have a little fun with a spammer before he dies. What's wrong with that?
This story shows that/. readers are too stupid to deserve to live.
The issue with embryonic (totempotent) stem cells is that they cause cancer in the patient receiving the injection...EVERY TIME.
If you can point to one patient who has survived 18 months after receiving an injection of embryonic stem cells, and does not have terminal cancer, I will pay you $100 (US.)
The only reason embryonic stem cells are being pushed is to make abortion look like the cure for cancer or diabetes. (I'm a Type I diabetic.) I have giveun up home of a cure for diabetes in my lifetime, after knowing that one was only 3-5 years away. The reason I've given up is that the stem cell fundamentalists (pro-abortion NAZIs) have stolen all funding to cure diabetes, and misdirected it towards embryonic stemm cell "research." (Think Dr. Frankenstein, or a doctor at Treblinka in 1944.)
>> She phoned my employer, my school, and my parents among others. > They got that information how exactly?
They asked me where I worked, and I was dumb enough to tell them. I explained that I had purchased the copy at UTA, the school I attended. At the time, as a young college student, I was living with my parents. I had called from their ghome phone.
>> M$ bribed the judge, and my case for slander, extortion, and price fixing never went to trial. > Who do you know that?
My case was properly filed, but later the court claimed that I had never filed it. They did not say that the judge threw it out, they said that it had never been filed, and that they had "conclusive proof" that I had never been in their court house. I later learned (by getting a copy of his resume when he was running for reeleaction) that the judge, in addition to his job as the judge who heard most cases against M$ in WA state court, listed a $200k/yr position with M$ on his resume.
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This is not about stem cells, this is about totempotent stem cells, which show no use in treating anyone ofr anything.
Polypotent stem cells, OTOH, are imensely useful, and can not be obtained from embryos.
This is about providing a phony claim that abortion can cure diseases. This is purely political.
The single most amazing thing is that feminisits want to kill baby girls and harvest their ovaries to make more babies to kill. Hitler was a kind & gentle man compared to these NAZIs.
Andy Out!
> And calling that dependency "cool" is any less stupid?
The title said that you can't be cool without fuel. Look at what kids consider cool: having a hot car, having an IPOD or DVd player, a new pair of shoes, or a NASCAR jacket. Do you think that any of this is currently likely to happen without fossil fuels? The title is exactly right: You can't be cool wihtout fuel. Today, our energy comes from fossil fuels, but even if it all came from pig excrement, we would still need some sort of fuel.
Your comment reminds me of the "public minded citizens" in Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. You don't want those evil industrialists drilling for oil. I hope we both get to see you lvie without it.
Andy Out!
> NSTA has distributed a video produced by API called 'You Can't Be Cool Without Fuel,' a shameless pitch for oil dependence."
I believe that the video in question shows exactly how dependant we are on oil and gas. That's reality. If you want to change it, criticizing a cartoon is slightly less damaging than criticizing the source of funding for science education, but it's still incredibly stupid.
Andy Out!
The "Big Oil" companies depend on science to do business. Without geologists, they could never find the pockets of oil and gas. Without engineers to design the drills, and tell them when a hole will or will not collapse, they could never get to the oil and gas. Without engineers, there would be no pumps, no pipelines, and no refineries.
How in the hell can anyone be stupid enough to think that there is a political motive behind "Big Oil" giving to science education? I don't think Welsely Mouch from Ayn Rand's book Atlas Shrugged would be that moronic.
Andy Out!
Get a used $169 Fujistu Stylistic 3400 (P3 400, 192 MB RAM, 6 GB HDD) or a $299 3500 (P3 500, 256 Mb RAM, 15 GB HDD) tablet computer. Either way, it comes with Windows 2000, or you can install Linux. The 6 GB HDD is plenty big enough for a copy of the Knoppix image, plus some storage space.
If you must have a full install of every windows, mac, and linux app known to man, then Travelstar hard disks will work as upgrades to at least 40 gigs.
Add in (2) extra batteries and an external charger for $24 (I've got 2 of these kits on order) and a universal DC/DC adapter for $12.98 (that runs off of 8-14V) and you have a reasonable setup.
The tablet is not quite indestructible, but it's close.
Q: I NEED A SERVER SIZED CASE FULL OF STUFF!!! This thingy doesn't even have a keyboard.
A: Try installing a USB hub. I'm working on a simple 5V regulator to run a USB hub off of the 11V-14V input that can charge the laptop or it's external dual battery charger. I use a wireless USB keyboard & mouse combination, a USB camera, a USB dvd burner (that runs off USB power alone), a card reader, keychain drive, an external hard disk, a printer, a scanjet that auto-feeds 50 pages per minute, etc.
Q: I need a card reader or wi-fi card as I'm walking through the woods!
A: Try a CardBus solution, they don't stick out so far.
Q: I need networking...like in 3rd world countries!
A: USB wi-fi dongles are cheap, as are PCMCIA / CardBus cards. A dual 802.11s CardBus card or USB dongle would allow millions of people with their own hardware to network without having to beg MIT for a grant (never mind.)
Q: I lost my pen!
A: Use your fingernail.
Frankly, the Stylistic 3400/3500 is the perfect survivalist's / 3rd world / teacher's computer. I was with my dad in the ICU yesterday, and I was reading a WROX press book in Acrobat while I held his hand. I typed up a few syllabi and graded a few dozen student projects.
Andy Out!
The claim that the DMCA protects Google is BULLSHIT.
Google has more money that did Napster, so when they are both subjected to trial by pockect book, Google is better protected.
Andy Out!
If your group sucks, the RIAA will leave you alone. If you are good, and (evern worse) if you get a following, then you will be sued by the RIAA.
At that point, your options are:
1. Suicide
2. Defeat
3. Shooting up a RIAA member company's stock holder meeting.
Andy Out!
What the hell is our objective? We want to free works, but we have not said what we will use them for. Possibilities include:
* An OLPC style educational computer (text books)
* Evidence for future legal action (Microsoft's Source Code)
* Scientific research (journals, databases)
* Getting rid of nuisances (e.g., the assasination of Mickey Mouse)
* Conventional History (photos, speeches)
* Pop Culture (songs, TV, magazines)
* Data needed for maintenance (schematics, manuals)
* Entertainment (PC Games)
* Standards (ISO, IEEE, SAE)
* Emulators (ROMs for ATARIs, etc.)
Andy Out!
> Without psychic and magical powers, you can probably only hope for a screening
> acurracy of about 25% to 30%. Major studios would get fairly good protection,
> but the little guys, with their obscure works, would not.
You don't quite get it. The goal of the studios is to supress everything that is good that they do not get paid for. That's why the sue indy artists, and a few file sharers, then lie and claim they are only suing file sharers.
Andy Out!
> Here are another ~18500 videos that the YouTube staff has been purposefully ignoring.y +guy&search=Search [youtube.com]+ park&search=Search [youtube.com]a ma&search=Search [youtube.com]+ show&search=Search [youtube.com]
>
> http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=famil
> http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=south
> http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=futur
> http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=daily
>
> If they got rid of the copyrighted material, YouTube would be mostly junk videos
> and they'd be worthless to Google.
There is no way, based on a key word search, to be certain of the content of a file. People are allowed to use words in the title of their files, and only a NAZI would say otherwise. I can post "Me and my family talking to a guy.mov" if I damn well want to. Your insane claim that anyone with the words "family" and "guy" in a title is posting material that infringes on someone else's copyright is proof that you, like your intellectual predecessors (the NAZIs,) do not deserve to live.
Andy Out!
> "Napster wrote the software; it's up to them to write software that will
> remove from users the ability to copy copyrighted material," -- Judge Patel
Notice that the above says nothing about infringing on someone's copyright. They really want to stop me from copying my own works, that I produce, that I own.
Nowhere in copyright law does it say that anyone has to remove the ability to copy copyrighted software. The only reason that the big companies want that right removed from small publishers like myself, is to prevent me from profiting off my own works. They want the process of producing material to go so high, that nobody can afford to do it but them.
Andy Out!
We all know that this censorship makes the Great FireWall of China look puny by comparison.
They took down political comentary, and criticism of the Jap Govt, not "copyrighted" material.
Andy Out!
Just as I was about to call the entire EU NAZIs, it occured to me that there might have been a reason that the NAZIs wanted to shovel these people into ovens. I can not say that I disagree with them.
Andy Out!
The is really about Microsoft extorting money from every hardware vendor on the plannet in exchange for driver certification.
Andy Out!
I'm already NOT buying DVDs because the b@stards don't let me watch them. It's time to let stores know that I will not shop at stores that sell DVDs.
Andy Out!
from: http://www.theonion.com/content/node/33930
Fuck Everything, We're Doing Five Blades
By James M. Kilts
CEO and President,
The Gillette Company
February 18, 2004 | Issue 4007
Would someone tell me how this happened? We were the fucking vanguard of shaving in this country. The Gillette Mach3 was the razor to own. Then the other guy came out with a three-blade razor. Were we scared? Hell, no. Because we hit back with a little thing called the Mach3Turbo. That's three blades and an aloe strip. For moisture. But you know what happened next? Shut up, I'm telling you what happened--the bastards went to four blades. Now we're standing around with our cocks in our hands, selling three blades and a strip. Moisture or no, suddenly we're the chumps. Well, fuck it. We're going to five blades.
Sure, we could go to four blades next, like the competition. That seems like the logical thing to do. After all, three worked out pretty well, and four is the next number after three. So let's play it safe. Let's make a thicker aloe strip and call it the Mach3SuperTurbo. Why innovate when we can follow? Oh, I know why: Because we're a business, that's why!
You think it's crazy? It is crazy. But I don't give a shit. From now on, we're the ones who have the edge in the multi-blade game. Are they the best a man can get? Fuck, no. Gillette is the best a man can get.
What part of this don't you understand? If two blades is good, and three blades is better, obviously five blades would make us the best fucking razor that ever existed. Comprende? We didn't claw our way to the top of the razor game by clinging to the two-blade industry standard. We got here by taking chances. Well, five blades is the biggest chance of all.
Here's the report from Engineering. Someone put it in the bathroom: I want to wipe my ass with it. They don't tell me what to invent--I tell them. And I'm telling them to stick two more blades in there. I don't care how. Make the blades so thin they're invisible. Put some on the handle. I don't care if they have to cram the fifth blade in perpendicular to the other four, just do it!
You're taking the "safety" part of "safety razor" too literally, grandma. Cut the strings and soar. Let's hit it. Let's roll. This is our chance to make razor history. Let's dream big. All you have to do is say that five blades can happen, and it will happen. If you aren't on board, then fuck you. And if you're on the board, then fuck you and your father. Hey, if I'm the only one who'll take risks, I'm sure as hell happy to hog all the glory when the five-blade razor becomes the shaving tool for the U.S. of "this is how we shave now" A.
People said we couldn't go to three. It'll cost a fortune to manufacture, they said. Well, we did it. Now some egghead in a lab is screaming "Five's crazy?" Well, perhaps he'd be more comfortable in the labs at Norelco, working on fucking electrics. Rotary blades, my white ass!
Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe we should just ride in Bic's wake and make pens. Ha! Not on your fucking life! The day I shadow a penny-ante outfit like Bic is the day I leave the razor game for good, and that won't happen until the day I die!
The market? Listen, we make the market. All we have to do is put her out there with a little jingle. It's as easy as, "Hey, shaving with anything less than five blades is like scraping your beard off with a dull hatchet." Or "You'll be so smooth, I could snort lines off of your chin." Try "Your neck is going to be so friggin' soft, someone's gonna walk up and tie a goddamn Cub Scout kerchief under it."
I know what you're thinking now: What'll people say? Mew mew mew. Oh, no, what will people say?! Grow the fuck up. When you're on top, people talk. That's the price you pay for being on top. Which Gillette is, always has been, and forever shall be, Amen, five blades, sweet Jesus in heaven.
Stop. I just had a stroke of genius. Are you ready? Open your mouth
Let's assume that today, the world's reporductive rate falls to 1 child per 2 parents, and that they have that kid at the age of 35.
The world's population falls in half every 35 years.
In 70 years, we go from 6 billion to 1.5 billion people.
Are you telling me that 1.5 billion well educated and wealthy humans can not sustain a global economy?
I'm pretty sure that just us Texans could do it.
Andy Out!
Read DEAD.DOC (the history of modem users in 5 parts)
It's well worth googling for.
Andy Out!
It's about time. The RIAA has run over the rights of independant artists for so long, that no action to stop them is to extreme. Until we get weapons grade material, (we've already got the open source bomb project,) our best bet is to give donations to LimeWire for legal expenses.
Go Lime Wire!
Andy Out!
> I wonder how they plan to shield inflatable modules
/. Please go away.
> from radiation outside the atmosphere. "Inflatable"
> conjures up images of centimeter-thin latex in my
> mind, like a giant beach ball.
1. If you had bothered to read http://www.bigelowaerospace.com/ you would have found that this is an 11" thick kevlar structure. Think of 11 inches of bullet proof vest material.
2. Some say that it is impractical, but there is a module flying. Anyone who doesn't know that is not a nerd, and does not need to be on
3. The radiation shielding is done with a trash compactor. You drop your trash into a bag, it's compacted, and that's placed in either bags or delapidated modules, which are placed on the sun side of the module. NASA considered this on the ISS, but decided that the knowledge from failed equipment would be extremely valuable, early on. They were right, at first. They learned amazing things about what fails and why. Now, 99% of equipment failures are predictable, and they just bring home the trash as a matter of habit - a stupid habit. They use the shuttle to bring home 3,000 pounds of trash, then add 3,000 pounds of shielding to modules - unbelievably stupid.
Andy Out!
1. A CD (700MB) is a few cents of disk space on modern hard disks. (3 gigs per dollar is common, so 700Mb would cost you less than $0.25) You can easily add a few terrabytes of fault tolerant network attached storage in a box. I'd compare the prices of ready made devices against cases full of SATA drives in a software RAID-5, witha gigabit ethernet connecting them. Copy the CD to a .ISO image on a file server. Check sums against the physical disc and the image. Save the MD5 or SHA sum along side the image for future checking.
.ISO image on disk. (INSTANT ACCESS!)
2. Link from your client's file to the mounted
3. File the physical disc as a backup, keeping track of a disc number, spindle number, and shelf number in your client's file, where you need the CD.
4. If neccessary, burn another copy of out-of-state storage.
Andy Out!
We punish serial offenders who rape and murder 16 year olds with the death penalty. That's a bit harsh. I'm not saying we let the serial rapist and murderer of 16 year olds live, I'm just suggesting that we let him have a little fun with a spammer before he dies. What's wrong with that?
No, I'm not kidding.
Andy Out!
This story shows that /. readers are too stupid to deserve to live.
The issue with embryonic (totempotent) stem cells is that they cause cancer in the patient receiving the injection...EVERY TIME.
If you can point to one patient who has survived 18 months after receiving an injection of embryonic stem cells, and does not have terminal cancer, I will pay you $100 (US.)
The only reason embryonic stem cells are being pushed is to make abortion look like the cure for cancer or diabetes. (I'm a Type I diabetic.) I have giveun up home of a cure for diabetes in my lifetime, after knowing that one was only 3-5 years away. The reason I've given up is that the stem cell fundamentalists (pro-abortion NAZIs) have stolen all funding to cure diabetes, and misdirected it towards embryonic stemm cell "research." (Think Dr. Frankenstein, or a doctor at Treblinka in 1944.)
Andy Out!
The solution to the police is to shoot them in the head.
Andy Out!
>> She phoned my employer, my school, and my parents among others.
> They got that information how exactly?
They asked me where I worked, and I was dumb enough to tell them. I explained that I had purchased the copy at UTA, the school I attended. At the time, as a young college student, I was living with my parents. I had called from their ghome phone.
>> M$ bribed the judge, and my case for slander, extortion, and price fixing never went to trial.
> Who do you know that?
My case was properly filed, but later the court claimed that I had never filed it. They did not say that the judge threw it out, they said that it had never been filed, and that they had "conclusive proof" that I had never been in their court house. I later learned (by getting a copy of his resume when he was running for reeleaction) that the judge, in addition to his job as the judge who heard most cases against M$ in WA state court, listed a $200k/yr position with M$ on his resume.
Andy Out!