I really don't know where Arizona rates in terms of public education. I'm thinking more in terms of university teachers who are not tenured, which is a whole issue unto itself, leaving. But it certainly would apply to primary and secondary. I thought the Arizona universities were reasonably good, and U of A has a fairly respected astronomy department, but I'm not really informed in that area.

I'm from Arizona, born there and lived there for over 40 years before I got married and moved away. Personally, I really hope this law passes and you start seeing the quality of the education system (debatable though that is) decline rapidly as teachers move away. I think it's going to take crap like this to actually break the government system before we get rid of the idiots now in charge.

This will surely stop the bad guys because it's unpossible for terrorists to get credit cards and photo ID's! Or break in to a shop, steal and activate some pre-paid phones, possibly with the help of the shop owner.

Within that excerpt, I would agree. But the point of Monsanto GMO seed is that it is created to be resistant to Round-Up, a pesticide (also a Monsanto product) that would definitely be against that regulation. With a crop being Round-Up resistant, they can blanket-spray the entire crop without damage to it. Except that we now havev Round-Up-resistant critters appearing.

And I, as a person who is immuno-compromised, cannot get the shingles vaccine, nor any live vaccine. When my mom had shingles three years ago and I had just been diagnosed with CVID, I couldn't visit my parents for a month. If my wife or anyone I'm phyiscally close to ever gets a live virus injection, I'm supposed to stay away from her for like a month or more.

I'm glad doctors are threatening these people, they need a stiff wake-up call upside the head.

I don't think so, unless eBay/China requires ActiveX. I'm on a Mac, and to the best of my knowledge Firefox doesn't run ActiveX controls.

I wonder if you could set up a shell office in another country and have them 'work on your code' to implement SSL.

You've heard, I hope, that Heathkit has risen from the dead and says they'll start making ham radio kits again?

Thank you for posting this, I was not aware that the Army was conducting such studies. It's an interesting read, and definitely food for thought. I still am undecided, I need time to mull these over and I still think it's definitely an invasion of privacy, it's the radiation issue that I'm concerned about since I already have genetic damage and an immune disorder.

I'm curious what book(s) you got that information from. I've started re-reading some Python books, recently finished Graham Chapman's Liar's Autobiography, he doesn't talk too much about shooting Grail, more about Brian.

Thanks!