Who (name) said what (quote) where (place) when (date)?

"Scepticism regarding the need for immediate and massive action against carbon emissions is a sickness of societies and individuals which needs to be "treated", according to an Oregon-based professor of "sociology and environmental studies". Professor Kari Norgaard compares the struggle against climate scepticism to that against racism and slavery in the US South."

At the Planet Under Pressure conference

google ffs
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How about the library of congress
http://thomas.loc.gov./ Search by bill number s. 1813
You might not like the source but google isnt that hard to use.
Fucktards

The best quote I've heard is that true democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner (usually attributed to Ben Franklin)

And true liberty is when the sheep has a gun

For. Fucks. Sake.

  Any jackass knows that a pound of lead always weighs
more than a pound of feathers.

Geeze. Moron.

Yay, tentacles.

Can't tell if seen enough hentai

(-_-)

Or not enough

Actually, Fox News expressed doubts that Norway was a democracy.

Technically they are a constitutional monarchy. So I guess they were right.

It exists. It is in the print version that gets delivered in the morning, page A14.

Full page ad in The Wall Street Journal for the passage of PROTECT IP and SOPA to "protect American jobs" signed by

ABC, AFTRA - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, AFM - American Federation of Musicians, AAP - American Association of Publishers, ASCAP, BMG Chrysalis, BMI, CBS Corporation, Cengage Learning, DGA - Directors guild of America, Disney Publishing Worldwide, EMI Music Publishing, ESPN, Graphic Artists Guild, Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins Publishers LLC, Hyperion, IATSE - International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Moving Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts of the United States its Territories and Canada International Brotherhood of Teamsters (WTF), Kaufman Astoria Studios, Macmillan, Major League Baseball, Marvel Entertainment LLC, Mcgraw-Hill Education, MPA - The Association of Magazine Media, NFL - National Football League, National Music Publishers' Association, NBCUniversal, News Corporation, New York Production Alliance, New York State AFL-CIO, Pearson Education, Penguin Group (USA) Inc., The Perseus Books Group, Producers Guild of America East, Random House, Reed Elsevier, SAG - Screen Actors Guild, Scholastic, Inc., Silvercup Studios, Simon & Schuster, Inc., Sony Music Entertainment, Sony/ATV Music Publishing, Time Warner Inc., United States Tennis Association, Universal Music Group, Universal Music Publishing Group, Viacom, Warner Music Group, W.W. Norton & Company, Wolters Kluwer.

Sprint's current "killer phone" is a 3D Android phone

Nope, Spint's killer phone is a rooted Samsung Epic with custom rom and kernel plus unlimited data.

We did this with my father and it is my current method of choice.

http://www.eternalreefs.com/index.html

Parent: Where did this photo come from?
School: Your son took it and put on the computer.
Parent: ... that webcam ... what is it for anyhow? (not a relevant question, actually)
School: All Apple notebooks have them.

Not relevant to who? I'm not assuming the parents are techies who know all this stuff. Even a mildly techie parent might ask why the computer supplied by the school has something not obviously related to the purported purpose of the laptop.
 

You see, if the school got the photo from the computer, or from the email, or through other common channels like that, it wouldn't even occur to anyone to pursue this highly improbable theory that a webcam may be turned on by the school.

Maybe you should read the suit. The school told the parent about the security when the parent inquired about the webcam and the picture the school has (according to his son) possession of.
 

Also, if webcams are used only for security, a vice-principal of the school would never even remember that little detail.

An assumption, and a particularly shaky one. Why would a vice principal of a school not know about the security system that was such a large feature?

Do you have any idea how many un-updated Flash apps are out there? I think you're missing the point. Or perhaps you're volunteering to hunt down all these sites and convince the owners to let you fix them?

you dumb-ass pseudo-liberal zombie parakeet

1. What do you have against zombie parakeets to insult them so

2. Dumb-ass is kind of a redundant modifier for liberal ;-)

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'To comprehend what mathematicians mean by infinity is to contemplate the extent of human stupidity.' --Voltaire

I totally agree with you.

These people are going to have the very very best investigators, experts, and lawyers. They are going to examine every nook and cranny of the case in the attempt to find one little crack of reasonable doubt that will enable them to beat the rap.

The FBI doesn't just need to dot every i and cross every t, they need to develop a case so tight that even the most moronic juror will see the wrong clear as day, when the best lawyers in the world are trying to obscure everything.

On top of that, the US Attorneys don't like to go to trial unless they have a slam dunk. Losing makes them (and their administration) look bad--and image is sooo important!!

Bottom line is that the FBI had to work their ass off to get the goods on these guys and we should all damn well appreciate it!