This is a sig I've seen someone use on /. the article says to me dark matter was here, then nothing exploded.

The 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey http://scienceblogs.com/startswithabang/files/2013/07/kozm_LSS.jpg
shows stuff coming towards us. I've heard so many space programs say everywhere you look everything is moving away from us,

Never heard of Ghostery so gave it a try, had a version for Opera which I thought special (Opera being the black sheep of browsers).

It's been mentioned that Windows will disable a HOSTS file, I've wondered about mine recently as sites are getting through that shouldn't.
Logging on to /. Ghostery claimed it was blocking two Google analytics sites and doubleclick; Ghostery should of never seen them.

Thank you for the heads up.

I use TOR; it claims it wasn't ment for the downloading large files, some of the sites take forever just to load the graphics.

If you go to the " Go the the Marshall Space Flight Center Ustream channel" link there's (obnoxious) music being played; had a lot
of links opened and took awhile to find where it was coming from.

If Nasa.gov is broadcasting it why not watch it there
http://www.nasa.gov/connect/chat/perseids_2013.html

I like a place I can download stuff I read about on /. the http://thepiratebay.sx/ fills that need.

Like when Aaron Swartz uploaded JSTOR http://science.slashdot.org/story/11/07/22/2254204/release-of-33gib-of-scientific-publications 35 gigs of some of the driest stuff I've read, but I was able to.

Only click on the magnetic links, anything else is... well different.
Secondary link http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/6554331 not as "funny looking" as the link in the /. article (which is still good).

I use Comodo firewall It's been rated the best and it's worked very well for me.

At some point Comodo started pushing this GeekBuddy bullcrap even if you select not to install it, it would install a mini version,
then pop up reminders of it. When Comodo went with a different GUI that was so confusing (more so than normal)
I couldn't trust running it as I wasn't sure of it's configuration -almost like I should start paying for help.

Comodo is now at Version 6.0.260739.2674 I still run 5.3.176757.1236 as it's much more intuitive than the lastest versions
and as mentioned appears to work just fine.

I was all for giving Comodo Dragon Browser a try as long as this GeekBuddy doesn't tag along. Just don't like the Opt in feature
of paying for a more secure browser. Just as well it would have to be very special to replace my Opera.

I'm sure it's the same everywhere there's a nuclear reactor, it needs to be maintained on a yearly cycle.

In this area a person used to make very good money being used for their exposure. You go
in do a job until you reach your weekly radiation limit (300 mrem / 3 mSv), then do nothing until
you are usable again; for a yearly limit of (3 rad / .03 Sv). At which time your let go as it's
temporary work which your not able to perform any more.

These temporary jobs were during the summer outages and lasted a few months.
with the chance it could become a permanent position, which many did.

Would you work for NSA if the money was very good, as opposed to being used for your exposure at a nuclear
plant that produced Plutonium for intent of blowing people up? If you needed work be it temporary or a job with a substantial
increase in your income, I'm sure a lot would.

Even now I'm not sure if letters need to be entered as shown ie: some letters are upper case, some lower case.
I'm leaning towards it doesn't matter.

Drug patent's don't expire anymore, and if a generic is available they are able to restrict it's purchase in the US.

Modafinal is the generic name and can't be purchase in the US, Provigil is the brand name and was due
to lose it's patent in 2012. Nuvigil was released at that time and I can't find a reason but the patent has
been extended to Provigil to some time in the far future

Modafinal http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modafinil > Provigil >
Nuvigil http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armodafinil generic is Armodafinil

Both are the same chemical structure. Not sure if you can purchase Provigil anymore, Nuvigil is cost prohibitive - say $20 a pill in the US.

"modelled on a beloved Japanese cartoon figure, Astro Boy, it would be quite wrong, indeed grossly offensive, to describe it as a toy."

-"You can clean up a pig, put a ribbon on it's tail, spray it with perfume, but it is still a pig."

"On April 1, 1989, Nootka IV of Sealand of the Pacific pulled her trainer, Henrietta Huber, into the whale tank after the 6-year-old female bit down while the trainer had her hand in the mouth of the orca in order to scratch its tongue. Huber needed several stitches in order to close her wounds"

Not one of the "almost all" students of orca.

There were bits of fishy stuff in two of the articles I read as well

I remember reading of Daniel Dukes the person who was found dead apparently swimming with Tillikum but that's all I read, it was a very short piece.
Got a lot more from their local paper but the way it was written kept me looking for the next literary er whatchamacallit's

http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/
marijuana-smoking drifter with a string of petty arrests. (drug addict)

a worn-out Florida Department of Motor Vehicles identification card. (it doesn't work anymore?)

had to scale a 3-foot-high Plexiglas barrier (Must of been a very small person)

On Christmas Day 1998, he was charged with misdemeanor marijuana possession in Marion County.(addicted drug addict)

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/
The National Geographic refers to Daniel Dukes as a drunk (highly unlikely - but gives one an "ah ha, I see")

"There is strong circumstantial evidence that Tillicum may have killed again," I went on. "He was moved to SeaWorld Orlando,
where a drunk climbed in over the wall one night and was found drowned in the whale's pool the next morning."

Just after that is this:
"This second case, the 1999 death of Daniel Dukes, was more ambiguous, because there were no witnesses." (don't think there were many in Daniel Dukes's
case either) ,/p>