Back in the days when pennies jingled instead of rattled.

Yeah our dog's tags were just the right pitch to change the channel. He had a habit of scratching his neck on fourth down and short when the Redskins were going for the first down. We seemed to miss a lot of key plays. I miss that dog.

Next you'll be suggesting he have flesh-tone skin.

Yes, and "640K ought to be enough for anybody." Bill Gates didn't say it and he knew better, shouldn't you?

If you RTFA you would have seen that the original source was the Sydney Morning Herald, to which Fox dutifully provided a link, and which provided additional information. Fox managed to report the news without contradicting the original source or adding its own speculation, something few American media (I hesitate to use 'news') sources seem to be capable of these days.

The same could be said for Britain and the American colonies, the US and Vietnam, or the USSR and Afghanistan. The crucial element is the will to prevail.

Yeah, he was the one who desegregated schools under the law passed during the Kennedy administration. Where were Kennedy and Johnson on that one? As a Senator he voted for the civil rights bills that came to vote. As VP, he helped shepherd the Civil Rights Act of 1957 through Congress. Nixon implemented the Philadelphia Plan in 1970 - the first significant federal affirmative action program. He endorsed the Equal Rights Amendment when it went to the states for ratification. There are lots of true negative things you can say about Nixon, but his Civil Rights record isn't one of them.

Per the 10th they MAY have the authority. The next line of protections of our liberties are the state constitutions which may or may not reserve that power to the state.

What is typical about a quad core android phone? AFAIK there are none available in the US; Meizu and Fujitsu have announced them for second half of the year (when did Verizon, AT&T, Sprint or T-Mobile carry either brand?), and HTC's One X won't have it for us - only countries with different frequencies. Since you clearly don't know WTF you're talking about, I think most readers will dismiss the rest of your post as drivel.

Claimed and implied are different. They didn't imply anything. Their claims were explicit in that they differentiated PCs from Macs ("I'm a Mac.", "And I'm a PC.") and referred to PC viruses. You haven't done your homework, as there are no examples from Apple of what you claim.