The problem with a national 'fix' is that politics has infected everything done at the national level.
Legalized influence peddling would ensure that a trusted election process could never occur.
Could this guy be charged with aiding the potential terrorists by going public with weaknesses in homeland security systems. I'm not saying it would be justified, but Lockheed Martin has a lot of friends in powerful places. I could see this guy being made an example of to dissuade others doing the same thing.
This kind of asymmetric journalism could throw a major wrench in the typical damage control playbook of the government and big business.
Otherwise this new technology will be responsible for the downfall of civilization. At least it will provide them with another dead horse to beat when theater revenues drop even lower.
ALBUQUERQUE -- Undercover officers with the New Mexico Department of Public Safety that were out Saturday night trying to bust drunks leaving bars arrested three men for videotaping them.
The three men showed up in court Sunday morning with an attorney to fight the felony charges they are facing. Jacob Traub owns the Downtown Distillery, David Garcia and Lance Gomez both work for him.
One criminal complaint says an officer asked one of the men to stop videotaping for security reasons since he was working undercover. The complaint also says the man told the officer they were harassing the customers in the bar.
The men's attorney Paul Kennedy told KRQE News 13 that they were videotaping on a public street and there is nothing illegal with what they did.
"Every citizen has a first amendment right to videotape public officers in the performance of their duties on public property and that's all that was going on here," said Kennedy.
Deputy Director of the Special Investigation Division Jim Plagens spoke with KRQE News 13 regarding the arrest.
"These three individuals were arrested for obstruction of the administration of the liquor control act. To comment any farther at this point, I think would be inappropriate," said Plagens
Kennedy plans on filing an injunction in state court and a civil rights lawsuit.
All the men are charged with obstruction of the administration of the liquor control act. They are out on bond and allowed to go back to work.
http://www.krqe.com/expanded.asp?ID=15249
If the evidence says that we are going to live healthier longer into old age then let's raise the retirement age for collecting social security benefits. The current system is a ponzi scheme that needs some serious help to keep it afloat. Raising the retirement age would appear to a logical start.
That progress is being made is great, but isn't it a bit premature to be announcing this on Slashdot? It seems to me that a Slashdot story would only be appropriate once human trials show promising results.
Otherwise are we going to see stories on every new potential wonder drug coming down the pipe?
As far as I can gather they mean the same thing... removing water from salt. Does having two similar sounding words to describe the exact same thing add any value to the English language? Why not use just one of the words(somebody choose) and eliminate the other to reduce dictionary clutter?
It reminds me of the contention between regardless and irregardless. Yeah, I hate irregardless too.
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More shenanigans
The fashion industry has no redeeming value whatsoever.
It appears that model rocket fuel has been arbitrarily singled out since there are so many other chemicals with greater destructive potential.
The problem with a national 'fix' is that politics has infected everything done at the national level. Legalized influence peddling would ensure that a trusted election process could never occur.
Make it fast, compliant and secure. Leave everything else to extensions.
If Brazil says its request is to stop child porn ...
"If you want to do business in our country you must agree to store data in a manner that allows the local judicial system to subpoena it."
It was the Soviet Union. Referring to the USSR as Russia is like saying Texas when you are talking about the USA.
Electrifying certain interior components to taser levels if the car is not entered properly.
I'm sure Microsoft will have ironed out all security problems with this version.
No doubt ... another candidate for a one-way ticket to Caracas.
The F18E Super Hornet cost per flight hour is 40% of the F14 Tomcat and requires 75% less labor hours per flight hour.
Just because others are doing it is no reason for MS to do it. Do it or don't do it because it's the right thing to do.
This kind of asymmetric journalism could throw a major wrench in the typical damage control playbook of the government and big business.
Do not originate in Iran? Please site your source. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/transcripts/2314secr. html
Iran has motive and opportunity.
Otherwise this new technology will be responsible for the downfall of civilization. At least it will provide them with another dead horse to beat when theater revenues drop even lower.
I suspect the black hats use the same metaphors to describe success, including goooooooooooooooooal!
ALBUQUERQUE -- Undercover officers with the New Mexico Department of Public Safety that were out Saturday night trying to bust drunks leaving bars arrested three men for videotaping them. The three men showed up in court Sunday morning with an attorney to fight the felony charges they are facing. Jacob Traub owns the Downtown Distillery, David Garcia and Lance Gomez both work for him. One criminal complaint says an officer asked one of the men to stop videotaping for security reasons since he was working undercover. The complaint also says the man told the officer they were harassing the customers in the bar. The men's attorney Paul Kennedy told KRQE News 13 that they were videotaping on a public street and there is nothing illegal with what they did. "Every citizen has a first amendment right to videotape public officers in the performance of their duties on public property and that's all that was going on here," said Kennedy. Deputy Director of the Special Investigation Division Jim Plagens spoke with KRQE News 13 regarding the arrest. "These three individuals were arrested for obstruction of the administration of the liquor control act. To comment any farther at this point, I think would be inappropriate," said Plagens Kennedy plans on filing an injunction in state court and a civil rights lawsuit. All the men are charged with obstruction of the administration of the liquor control act. They are out on bond and allowed to go back to work. http://www.krqe.com/expanded.asp?ID=15249
If the evidence says that we are going to live healthier longer into old age then let's raise the retirement age for collecting social security benefits. The current system is a ponzi scheme that needs some serious help to keep it afloat. Raising the retirement age would appear to a logical start.
Is there anything that is invisible to the naked eye that would block these cameras?
Otherwise are we going to see stories on every new potential wonder drug coming down the pipe?
Musta been the fumes comin' off the batteries.
AAMs or SAMs? The Stinger and SA-7/14/18 are SAMs. The Sidewinder, Phoenix and Atoll are an AAMs.
And Microsoft's shareholders.
It reminds me of the contention between regardless and irregardless. Yeah, I hate irregardless too.