I agree, and the case for the executive branch regulating communications has been settled ages ago...besides, it's not like there's a lack of more significant constitutional breaches from this and past administrations to worry about already.

"Executive order grants US government new powers." Funny, I thought only the Constitution had that authority.

Litigation is a dish best served cold.

"You" is actually a pronoun.

I think you've missed the point somewhat.. the character limit has its benefits (enforces brevity), but that's not what I'd consider the strength of Twitter these days--since the addition of the streaming API, Twitter has become an invaluable resource for gathering information in real time.

Surely you're not planning on using harsh solid-state amplifiers on those turntables! Tube amps for all 64 channels!

Apparently sophisticated international terrorism rings aren't as big of a threat as we've been led to believe, since the FBI seems to be more busy giving themselves congratulatory press conferences every few months for capturing the newest group of illiterate morons who've been convinced to plant fake bombs.

NOAA has actually migrated away from Java.........to Flash. (no, not kidding.) That's bureaucracy for you.

Who would have thought a sales team comprised of smug college kids would make for poor customer service?

A shaky 15-minute amateur video of a powerpoint presentation? WHY

If a stream starts with an Ad first, it's killed without being watched. End of story. The only thing worse are those web articles presented in "slideshow" format to maximize ad revenue.

Citing older references isn't helping your case. The DNI's Congressional testimony regarding Iran was given January 31 this year. Furthermore, the link you cited doesn't support your implication anyway--it clearly says there hasn't been any supporting evidence of active development since 2003, only a suggestion that Iran MAY have continued a lower level of research since.

Except there's a problem with your statement--there is zero evidence that Iran is actively developing nuclear weapons. Even the US Director of National Intelligence has acknowledged this fact in his testimony before Congress. The "crazy" and "irrational" hyperbole that keeps creeping up in anti-Iran rhetoric only serves the interests of the hawks who want war.

So if say, some idiot pulls out in front of you and you swerve or stop quickly, your insurance company will consider you a bad driver?