except in China.

Everything you've stated is true, but typically the ISP does not show the cap in the advertising and just compares everything in regards to upload and download bandwidth.

Leave your car unlocked in San Francisco and you're likely to find that someone with much lower hygiene than you spent the night in it, and hopefully they didn't decide to use it as a toilet on their way out.

so legitimate and justified the 911 operator told him it wasn't necessary. I'd love to see how you would react to being persistently followed by a stranger. If the last few days haven't gotten you Zimmerman apologists to rethink what kind of person you're defending you're hopeless.

Actually, he accidentally saw a large amount of cash after one of his clients came back because the hide was overstuffed and jammed shut. He then continued to alter other cars for the client but after this client was later busted he ratted on the installer and helped the cops with a sting.

It hasn't even been "released" for 2 months, so I would argue the price dropping so quickly is news.

I believe the U.S. government, along with Columbia, consider FARC to be a Narco/Terrorist organization, so I could see that as a reason the U.S. government would try to prosecute their weapon supplier.

Why is having an MBA so important and distinctive as opposed to other higher degrees held by some Presidents? It didn't seem to help him run businesses well, even if he personally profited handsomely?

He's far from the only President to have an Advanced Degree and certainly doesn't hold the highest. According to this site, these Presidents all had Advanced degrees:
John Adams - Master's degree
John Quincy Adams - Master's degree
Woodrow Wilson - Doctoral degree
Bill Clinton - Juris Doctor
George W Bush - Master's degree
Barack Obama - Juris Doctor

One of the most practical aspects of France's nuclear industry is because it's nationalized they settled on a single (Westinghouse) reactor design. Training for one facility is training for all. Safety lessons learned at one facility, work equally well at all other locations. It also allows for reduced costs in the building and maintaining of facilities.

as an owner myself, don't fool yourself about the NRA

http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2012/12/whom-does-the-nra-really-speak-for/266373/
http://www.businessinsider.com/gun-industry-funds-nra-2013-1
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=16324652

technically, it would be up to the FBI to nab a foreign spy in the U.S.

Sold or Shipped? Either are good news for Blackberry (at least in the short term) but developers care more about the actual sales.

SplashID

1. It has apps for most of your OS's (exception being Linux) plus Blackberry, WebOS, and Palm OS
2. Uses AES and 256-bit Blowfish encryption
3. lets you synchronize between desktop and mobile apps and also has an export to encrypted file option you can use as a backup

And what's wrong with charging an American citizen (pretty sure that makes him "normal") in Federal Court? Since September 11th, almost 600 terrorism cases have been tried in U.S. Federal Courts. They seem to be much better at handling terrorism cases than the Military Court at Guantanamo.

Some of the games optimized for the Razer Hydra already decouple the camera from the aiming, so it's already happening.