Unfortunately, the US Military didn't listen to him. The first round was over quick, but instead of trying to defeat the scenario, the Millennium Challenge (as the wargame was known) was reset and a predetermined plan of attack was ordered. Gen. Van Riper resigned in disgust.

After the reset, both sides were ordered to follow predetermined plans of action, leading to allegations that the exercise was scripted and "$250 million was wasted".[3] Due to his concerns about the scripted nature of the new exercise, Van Riper resigned his position in the midst of the war game. Van Riper later expressed concern that the wargame's purpose had shifted to reinforce existing doctrine and notions of infallibility within the U.S. military rather than serve as a learning experience.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Challenge_2002

OWS and the Tea Party teaming up would be about as awkward as a Deadpool team-up.

http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/6/60216/1626194-deadpool_team_up_yellow_boxes_super.jpg
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You do know, of course, that the copyright on the music (notes, not performances) of Beethoven's 8th expired long ago (It was composed in 1812). Then again, that does bring the discussion back on topic of claiming copyright over things in the public domain...

Since there's no mention of Les Paul in a lot of the news relating to the doodle, here he is. Thank you Les. I have proudly owned several guitars with your name and they have given me countless moments of joy, contemplation and reverence. I hope the other side of the rainbow is treating you well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NdSU03jnUw

True. It will save you from invoking another binary though and having the ambiguity in the first place.

Why not just `sort -u`?

Offsite backup.

It's a hard lesson to learn.

This [geocities.com] was in my browser history.

If you notice, hitting "Home" on that link takes you to a place that says all the content moved to http://www.herongyang.com/. I'm betting that's happened to a lot of Geocities content. It can now be found elsewhere.