It isn't statistics in any way, just an insight of someone who lives in Israel (50km from Qassam threat).

However, majority of Israel is secular or "traditional" and while there is a LOT of grudge toward Hammas and various terror groups, the actual groups that would support hurting an innocent Palestinian as main target would be below 0.5%.

Obviously it doesn't cover the cases where collateral damage is involved while trying to harm Quassam sources. Then the numbers would be more around 70%-80%

Umm, isn't the part about Islam is also factual part of history?

"Well, let's see, since scene people like dopeman and such have already managed to rip the actual games and make it steam-free, you won't have to worry that much except for maybe the multiplayer games."

I am not worried. And yes, this offline mode is new to me. However, suppose you have a new computer and steam is offline forever, why should I need the help of pirates to play the OFFLINE games I played for?

I agree that it is DRM it its best (so far) but it is still restrictive and lets not forget that.

No.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beg_the_question

This is my absolute favorite way to make coffee. It combines ease with a great, great taste. I love it.

I would also like a word about grinding: Owning a really good grinder and keeping it grinding properly is unfeasible in a home environment. Blade grinders are totally out, and burr grinders must be kept in good condition (and adjusted, etc.). The result is that it's probably better to get your coffee ground at a professional coffee house, and use those grinds.

But now we run into the freshness problem. Not to worry, just pick up a vacuum container (for example: http://www.all4coffee.com/0vacuum.htm) for your coffee. Just give it a few pumps and the evil oxygen that ruins your coffee grinds is out of there. It really works, and I have fresh coffee for about a week.

Thanks for the heads up on the Brikka fansite, I'll be checking that out soon.

Online video sites that sell shows and movies such as Apple Inc.'s iTunes will likely peak this year as more programming is made available on free outlets supported by advertising.

See the past, one must, to see the future.

Did free TV stop DVD sales? Hm.

The birth of "Web TV" and "Web DVD", we see. The same it is: place for everyone, on the web you can find.