Maybe the psychopathic fuckers should not push lifestyles at all, they push you to achieve happiness through consumerism, something that doesn't work.

Happiness is ephemeral, The media portray it as some kind of constant state, that is achieved by having a stable job, wife, kids, car, dog and consuming all the crap they sell.

But hey, if you like that they push all the crap that makes you ill and then try to sell you snake oil to fix it then you must be pretty happy right now.

The wind industry is just making itself look bad by attempting to indemnify itself, but considering the completely nuts figures jurys come up with in America, not entirely surprising.

Bald eagle pop' est 200,000, conservation status is 'least concern'.
Golden eagle pop' est 170,000 to 250,000 conservation status is 'least concern'.

Farmers, game keepers, egg collectors and tourists disturbing feeding areas are the biggest causes of bird death or nest failure.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Eagle#Threats

'the Obama administration's reluctance to prosecute' Perhaps because without intent, there is actually little to prosecute for?

When a site asks me for things like mothers maidens name I generate another random string, give them that, store it in my encrypted password database and occasionally email that db to my email addresses in case I need one of those passwords in an emergency.

the A10-7700K will be a 384-core part.

Can some of these cores work on game AI whilst others handle graphics, or can they only work on one task all at once? Could they do game AI at all? And can programmers program for gpu cores cross-platform or is it still one brand at a time?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-25180906

I wonder what the failure rate would be, there have been a couple of helicopter crashes in the UK recently although there can't be that many helicopters.

If a parcel falls from the sky and lands on your property, do you get to keep it!

So this is a lie then?
http://www.behardware.com/articles/881-7/components-returns-rates-7.html

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-19736_7-57566261-251/five-great-android-wi-fi-calling-apps/

Perhaps they are blocking with DNS which I set up manually, if so then I hope they keep it that way. What worries me is that the cost of other blocking methods will fall to near zero and the likelihood that they will block VPN services increases. I can't see them blocking all VPN's though, as others mentioned they are a business necessity.

As for 'trading identity', my understanding is that when BT bought Plusnet, they left them running as a separate entity rather than amalgamate them. Plusnet

Well, I thought Plusnet would be big enough to be hit by this but they don't even seem to blocking pirate-bay. 76/18mbit fibre, no complaints at approx 600gb used one month, 20quid a month, reasonable I think.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_waste#Front_end

The main by-product of enrichment is depleted uranium (DU), principally the U-238 isotope, with a U-235 content of ~0.3%. It is stored, either as UF6 or as U3O8

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium-238

Half-life 4.468 billion years

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depleted_uranium#Safety_and_environmental_issues
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depleted_uranium#Health_considerations

it gets less poisonous while it's sitting around

Yeah, quit bitching about Uranium fucking hippies, it's half-life is only 4.468 billion years and we can probably store this stuff without most of it leaking so STFU about it already.

disallowed in the United States for purely political reasons.

From that which you linked:

In March 1999, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) reversed its policy and signed a contract with a consortium of Duke Energy, COGEMA, and Stone & Webster (DCS) to design and operate a mixed oxide (MOX) fuel fabrication facility. Site preparation at the Savannah River Site (South Carolina) began in October 2005.[11] In 2011 the New York Times reported "...11 years after the government awarded a construction contract, the cost of the project has soared to nearly $5 billion. The vast concrete and steel structure is a half-finished hulk, and the government has yet to find a single customer, despite offers of lucrative subsidies." TVA (currently the most likely customer) said in April 2011 that it would delay a decision until it could see how MOX fuel performed in the nuclear accident at Fukushima Daiichi.[12]

Sounds like no-one's interested because it's prohibitively expensive even with big subsidies from the Gov't.

If they cut all the premiums of the safe drivers, where is the money for the claims of the unsafe going to come from?

Other unsafe drivers. Duh. Why do you think some people have higher insurance premiums than other people?

FML you actually got modded up for that piece of stupidity.

"In 1973, the Nixon Administration ordered the discontinuance by the CIA of the use of hijacking as a covert action weapon against the Castro regime. Cuban intelligence followed suit. "

You oh so conveniently missed that bit out.