Actually, it looks like it's already been removed. I don't see it on the logo or the website "title".

I think we should do what Canada does - make it the law that if you're specifically calling your media "news", then it MUST be the truth. Tell all the lies you want, you just can't call it "news".

I look for the icon, but on the other hand, if you're logging in via iTunes or via your iDevice, there is no icon to look for :(

...BitTorrent client and tracker updates that report fake IP addresses, or if the packet inspection is going on at the local ISP level, reporting as another protocol or some other way of tricking the packer inspections.

You know it's coming.

iOS 6.1 - iPhone 4S - no issues. Don't know where TFA is getting this from.

That's just it... there is mounting evidence that Glee *did* use JoCo's actual backing track (JoCo sells karaoke tracks of all his music)

You mean this? ;)

https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/379702_4641480150047_2035344130_n.jpg

If you also count one-episode companions...

Katarina
Sara Kingdom
Adric
Kamelion
Lynda
Astrid

The problem though, is Mitt Romney's "good-ole American capitalism" is part of why so many people are out of work right now. Bain Capital's entire business is buying up businesses, dismantling them, and selling them for parts to pay off debts incurred in said purchases. How is this good for the USA?

He may understand more about the economy, but I bet he's unwilling to fix it, because simply put, keeping it the way it is makes more money for big business.

Hearst owns the Boston ABC affiliate, Gormally Broadcasting owns the Springfield ABC affiliate. MA has no ABC O&Os

I think the Citizens United decision disagrees with you.

I trust the company you have to convince is Hearst (owners of WCVB in Boston, the local ABC affiliate), not ABC themselves.

Before I got an auth'er, I once logged into the armory app on my iPhone over an insecure wireless. Yeah, stupid, I know. My account was compromised shortly after. A couple weeks later, I got it back, intact to the way it was before the hack.

Now, I have a password I don't use anywhere else, a mobile auth'er (that I changed the serial number on after I read about this breach), and I have it set to *always* require the auth'er to log in. Now that whatever mobile auth'er info they got regarding my account is useless, I should be relatively okay.

I've installed Ubuntu and Mint for a variety of end users -- from football jocks to the elderly to the moderately PC-illiterate. The only time any of them ran into an issue was when they wanted to run Windows software, and even then, I was able to give them a Linux equivalent, and they were fine.

So anyone who says Linux is not "average user" ready, you're just plain wrong. My tech support record flies in the face of that.

Welcome to why I actually pay $2/month for a NetSol email account at my own domain, and I retrieve said email onto my actual machine.