Art Clemons
Peace is possible the day the Palestinian people want to
live in peace. To date the majority has not so chosen.
I do not support everything Israel does or has done, but
until all their neighbors, including the Palestinians,
accept its right to exist and live in peace, the war
Hamas was launching rockets as recently a week ago (I won't vouch for the
reliability of this NewsDaily site, so please corroborate for yourself):
http://www.newsdaily.com/stories/tre5100oy-us-palestinians-israel/
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 7:41 AM, Wayne Dernoncourt way...@panix.com wrote:
But
Mike Sloane wrote:
I have an office with an 8-port Ethernet router on a broadband cable
connection. I have been requested the ability to provide some wireless
capability temporarily (for outside auditors). I have a spare 4-port
wired/wireless Linksys broadband router, and I was wondering if I
John Emmerling
Hamas was launching rockets as recently a week ago (I won't
vouch for the reliability of this NewsDaily site, so please
corroborate for yourself):
I was talking about the suicide bombers.
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Take care | This clown speaks for himself, his job doesn't
Wayne D. | supply this,
Wayne Dernoncourt
But they do get rockets, mortars and explosives into Gaza and
the West Bank along with people who will kill themselves
with the explosives (hmmm, that hasn't happened recently has
it, at least I haven't seen it in the news). The focus of the
Israeli's seems to be to stop
I am experimenting with WPA wireless security on my D-Link router. I
thought it was working but then it stopped incoming or outgoing email.
Web browsing was still working well. Email worked again when I shut
security off.
I have not seen anything yet that addresses problems or any particular
The Israeli army forcibly evicted Israeli settlers from Gaza when
Israel unilaterally withdrew from Gaza.
The result was a violent Hamas takeover in Gaza, raids on Israeli
border posts, the kidnapping of a soldier, and indiscriminate rocket
fire from Hamas controlled Gaza into Israel.
If you're talking about the recent unpleasantness in Gaza, then there are no
disputed zones at issue. It is my impression that the rockets launched
from Gaza (the stated provocation for the Israeli incursions into Gaza) have
largely landed in neighboring parts of Israel e.g. Ashkelon. These
Again, I was referring to contemporary usage of the terms liberal and
conservative. If you looked at the link I gave, you will see that
today the term liberal usually refers to Modern Liberal as described
there.
I cannot think of any modern conservatives who would side with the
Tories. Modern
Does WPA security close ports for mail? Different ports for secure email -- in,
port 995 (SSL), out 587/465 (TLS/SSL) for TBird server settings.
Betty
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I am experimenting with WPA wireless security on my D-Link router. I
thought it was working but then it stopped incoming or outgoing email.
Web browsing was still working well. Email worked again when I shut
security off.
You need to find out what your router does when you turn security on. My
www.nytimes.com/2009/02/04/business/media/04adco.html
I might as well quote the part our WFBs will want to see, to save them
the trouble of repeating it ad nausium...
The news was not all bad for Microsoft...
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Ha. Got me good for a minute, with gems like So far, Apple seems to
be winning the fight. and Microsoft's current operating system,
Windows Vista, is a well-known disappointment.. Until I looked up and
saw it was an article not about computers, but about advertising.
Good one.
On Tue, Feb 10,
Ha. Got me good for a minute, with gems like So far, Apple seems to
be winning the fight. and Microsoft's current operating system,
Windows Vista, is a well-known disappointment.. Until I looked up and
saw it was an article not about computers, but about advertising.
I was wondering how you would
No, that part is pure fantasy. Talk about misinterpreting!
Perhaps you're referring to the 2% share increase? Great. At that
rate, Macs should reach 50% of the market somewhere around the year
2100.
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 8:51 PM, Tom Piwowar t...@tjpa.com wrote:
Ha. Got me good for a minute,
Quoting Tom Piwowar t...@tjpa.com:
www.nytimes.com/2009/02/04/business/media/04adco.html
I might as well quote the part our WFBs will want to see, to save them
the trouble of repeating it ad nausium...
The news was not all bad for Microsoft...
Clearly, the guys a paid Microsoft shill.
How do you preserve history and direct seekers to facts and rational
discussions instead of getting lost and entangled in a jungle of
disinformation and fantasy? How do we educate our children so that they
have the ability to know the difference and discern truth/fact from fiction?
Yesterday's
I guess I shouldn't have delved into the tricky definitions of these terms.
Let me try to clarify. From that site I referenced, I thought we could
all agree with items 1-6, in that, most of us are small l liberal. I.e.
we all agree with the same ends; equality under the law, equal
opportunity,
Was Ben Franklin conservative? Thomas Jefferson? James Madison? Not
hardly.
Very different men. Two Southern slaveholders (although Jefferson
saw the contradiction with his thought) and a Northern Puritan (that
wasn't all that pure).
The uniting factor was distrust of a strong Federal
On Tue, 10 Feb 2009, Steve at Verizon wrote:
Back to Scalia. I was impressed with his take on his (losing) vote on the
Lawrence v. Texas ruling. He supported the legality of the legislation, that
states can enact laws pertaining to morality, while at the same time saying
that if he had been in
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