The public doesn't understand the meaning of words. Thus, they are not able to understand science. We agonize of the words we use in our publications, because we want it to be unambiguous. The public lacks the ability to care about the subtle differences between words.

I agree, with the record setting profits these companies have raked in over the past decade, they could afford a 60 day break to ensure the safety of our country.

This is the biggest non-nuclear man made disaster ever, and it gets worse every day. They are poisoning the water supply from which a large percentage of our oxygen is generated. Accidents like these destroys ecosystems, and directly threaten the ability of the planet to support human life. These wells deserve some scrutiny to preserve the species.

I'm tired of these activist judges that use their positions to advance the goals of the capitalist terrorist organizations that are directly threatening the security of my country.

I think most store owners get to decide the conditions upon which product placement on their shelves is determined.
If you don't like apples store, don't shop there, and don't complain about how they stock their shelves.
Do you really want the government to tell stores what they must carry and how much they shall sell it for ?

No, data redundancy is why I have to go through my users data and collapse identical files to a single copy. RAID provides a backup against a hard drive failing. RAID won't protect you from a controller that goes bad and starts writing bogus bits.

Frequently I like to embrace the role models in our government and
use word placement to make a point. Arnold did this, and it was
clear what his intentions were. I applaud our government for
keeping their promises on this critical piece of legislation.

Year after year tax payer money gets thrown away on
one stupid idea after another. Unless we can educated the
uneducated, these movie stars will continue to rule.

America needs leadership that can dedicate a week to getting
results. A week just to stop swearing at each other, that is
not even a good start. We need a week away from faith in
our markets to fix everything. We need a week of using
logic to solve problems. We need to vote third party, the
democrats and republics are colluding, but they call it compromise.

+1

and if someone likes Java, XMLVM is pretty decent at getting software you already have, translated to something that will run on the iPhoneOS.

This does nothing to the docs I've shared with other gmail users or people with google accounts, while enhancing the web presence of the documents I've explicitly published as web pages.

I expect web pages to be crawled, indexed, and searchable.
I see this as a good thing.

Is the solution to censor the applications to which adults have access, or is the solution for parents not to give expensive iPhones to their immature children ?

wasn't 1918 flu a swine flu ? Isn't this also similar to the 1918 flu in that it overwhelms the immune response in healthy young people, leading to mortality being higher in younger healthier people than the elderly ?

Also, people with reoccurring injuries are likely to try more expensive equipment to stay healthy, as opposed to say, changing their technique.

I'm not saying people should start collecting information so mob justice can find its way to their homes, but there is quite a bit in the press that could be used for such purposes. Take for example what I can piece together from news reports.

1) Jackpot Jimmy James Haas -- lives in Fairfield, Connecticut and shares a block with a Mrs Jean Wieson. Mr. Haas has a home with three chimneys and he has views of Southport Harbor and distant views of Long Island Sound

2) Douglas L. Poling Douglas received $6.4M in bonus payments which he said he will return. Doug's father was the chief executive of Ford Motor in the early-mid 90s. Doug owns a home on a street with no outlet in Fairfield CN.

The Connecticut Working Families party is planning a bus tour Saturday of A.I.G. executives's homes. This would could be a great way for people interested in the harvest of executive names and addresses to get some data.

Close to what I was thinking. I heard a senator talk about the internet, and basically it's just a series of tubes. I would think one could put the photos into one of the tubes, cap the ends, and bury it. 25 years from now, reconnect the tube to the internet and look at the images in your favorite browser.