Debunked may be a bit harsh, as they are mostly saying that the studies they reviewed lacked credible findings due to the methodology used. This leaves us with several possible explanations:

1) the idea of different types of learners is not valid
2) the idea is valid but we haven't figured out how to measure it scientifically
3) the idea is close to, but not the actual explanation

Being that our memories are combinations of our senses and that some people do seem to recall certain aspects easier than others I wouldn't say the idea is completely without merit. But as the article you referenced says, there isn't enough proof to justify using scant resources on something that may not help.

From TFA: The biggest savings would come from ending funding for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and holding steady spending across the entire Department of Defense.

I wonder why people can't be bothered to even read the SUMMARY of his plan contained in the article. While not a Ron Paul supporter, even I know that he generally supports ending foreign involvement that requires defense expenditures

to me.

As a purchaser of the the PS3, and having the things I paid for stripped away and my info released due to poor security, I don't care what the performance is because I wouldn't own one if Sony GAVE it to me.

Well don't keep us in suspense, elaborate.

One was sanctioned by the Federal Reserve, the other was not.

And much like the mafia, the Federal Reserve does not take it lightly if you invade their territory.

The sad thing is that you were modded troll...apparently by someone that isn't interested in contemplating why a country that has a printing press and a sovereign right to print money ends up trillions in debt.

This new "identity ecosystem" protects your privacy...tee hee
Credentials share only the amount of personal information necessary for the transaction...hahaha
You control what personal information is released...lolololol
and can ensure that your data is not centralized among service providers...HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
The identity ecosystem is voluntary (FOR NOW)...lolhahalolhahalol!!1!

From the article:

I think I just passed out. I mean seriously, when does this stuff ever stop where it is supposed to? How long will it be before there are websites (govt, banking) that will REQUIRE this for you to participate...all for your "protection" I'm sure. I guess I am just getting jaded in my old age.

Well both statements are somewhat true. Apparently SQL injection IS stupidly easy as it keeps happening and as others have said, preventing it is not exactly rocket science

You may not have to do anything if you are on Windows 7. I had to do this manually for firefox. But after getting an OS update yesterday now when I go into IE I don't see Comodo listed as trusted, and I do see several listings under "untrusted publishers" for login.yahoo.com, mail.google.com, and a couple that were issued to MS and another for www.google.com all listed as "untrusted".

and for the mortals out there I checked this by going to Tools-->Internet Options-->Content-->Certificates-->Untrusted Publishers

Which you will probably find easier than using the mmc to do the same thing.

Can anyone else on W7 confirm/deny this?

Well this sounds good until you realize how many govt workers used to be in the private sector working for the companies they are supposed to "regulate."

Yes, you can change the settings:

Downloader settings:
Enable peer-to-peer Transfer
Don't throttle background download


If you enable p2p and don't throttle, I would say you are likely to encounter issues if your ISP is attempting to control P2P traffic.