I'm sorry, this time it's totally different. For starters, there's much more money to be made by simply ignoring all the possible problems.

Citation? Ask any of the residents of high lattitude and they'll explain that, in summer (or winter), they have daylight - real daylight - until they go to sleep, at which point they frequently use thick curtains to block the light.

If your idea had any credibility these lattitutes would be uninhabitable, or at best inhabited by serverely sleep disturbed people.

Ideally, bulbs would produce exactly the same spectrum as sunlight from the time you flick the switch "on" until you switch it "off". CFLs come close. LEDs have a little more of a challenge and tend towards the blue, unless they are attempting historical reconstruction in which case they tend to be yellow.

Are you using "cool" or "warm" white lightbulbs in your house? Daylight bulbs are readily available, so why to people choose to emulate the yellow incandescent bulb color that was the closest filament bulbs could come to daylight (or maybe they were emulating candles)?

I'm confused as to what point you are trying to make. Are you suggesting that just because this is a policy they supported, and indeed requested, they won't use it to lambast their opponents in future elections? If so, there is no historical evidence supporting this.

Since the goal of all these media outlets is to sell advertising, it's easier if your market is a bunch of gullible morons rather than critical thinkers.

Odin promised to rid the world of ice giant, whereas the Christian god promised to eliminate poverty and hate. I haven't seen any ice giants recently...

If you're pro-life, why would you not follow Planned Parenthood? Most of what they do is preventative health care for poor women who have no other access to such services - life saving proceedures like mamograms. Or are we talking the crowd that supports life only until birth - like the "pro-life" governors who refused the affordable care act medicaid expansion killing thousands of post-partum people a year?

Actually, I would suspect that the greivence is to do with them having the plain text password at all. I recently requested a password reset from a self-described security vendor (anti-virus and similar) who then send, in a plain text e-mail the password itselft rather than a reset technique.

and clearly Obama vehemently opposed aspects of the program just to ensure that Congress would fund them.

If we're all descended from a bunch of accounts, that explains a lot about the world.

All the "Virtual Private Server" VPS suggestions seem to be AC so may not make the viewing cut. I'd recommend taking a look at:

http://lowendbox.com/

should be able to find something cost effective that will resolve your issue.

A little old school, but the original Little Boy would easily fit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L...

Weight 9,700 pounds (4,400 kg)
Length 10 feet (3.0 m)
Width 7
Diameter 28 inches (71 cm)

I suspect that you could find something smaller and lighter in the modern arsenal.

I have to wonder about whether the AC comment:
I whole-heartedly disagree [that there should be any restriction on what weapons a person can own]
is serious. If you could legally own WMD in the US there'd be a nutjob or religious fanatic (local or imported) willing to level every US city. Is it possible that there are people who have not actually realized this? (The only way to stop a bad guy with an A-Bomb is a good guy with an A-Bomb??).

Nah, that literally would preclude having a handgun under the seat of your car or a semi-automatic in the gun rack. If it fits in the back of my dually pickup and I can still drive it to the grocery store, then it should be covered.

The Constitution specifies "bear Arms" and yet I'm precluded from owning small atomic weapons, dirty bombs, SAMs, etc. So we're clear that some restrictions are acceptable. Sane restrictions would include keeping guns safe from school shooters.

Actually, it was a good win by GNOME. That they had the money to defend the trademark (and I think that Groupon understood that they would be successful) caused Groupon to back down. GNOME gets the win and the money goes to something useful instead of lawyers fees.