Speaking as someone who works for a small company that offers cable service, sports programming probably accounts for 20-25% of your bill most likely. Can't really pin it down for sure though, the big guys get better prices than we do.

I wonder what happened if you used automatic translation, like google translate, to translate to a different language and back. I bet that would make it a lot harder to match to other things you wrote, especially if you used a different intermediate language each time. Having to touch up the obvious errors might still provide a partial "fingerprint" of your writing style though.

It all depends on how you want to translate the names from their native languages. When you don't use the same alphabet or sounds this can be difficult.

I own a Boxee Box. I have no problem adding local sources, and use it to play DVD .iso images from a shared drive on my Windows 7 desktop.

Dam is already there, they're just adding a hydro electric plant to it. Lock and Dam 21

1. Having seen these caves first hand, I know for a fact that a good many of them can be driven into directly, doesn't get much easier to get to than that.

2. (See 1)

3. Haven't seen or heard of much flooding in these.

4. The ones I've driven past have massive ventilation fans outside, and can handle removing vehicle exhaust. What are you doing to the air quality in there that's worse than exhaust? Burrito day?

5. Not sure on 5, but they do manage to store refrigerated goods in them, as another poster points out. I'd handle this by drilling wells into the floor of the cave and circulating water if the cooling wasn't sufficient.

Exactly, old news. I've been to the Infobunker before. Pretty neat place, good security too. It used to be a communications facility.