"MELTDOWN! MELTDOWN! Heh."

Good lord, did you see his "speech" last night? What a freak. I can honestly say that I would consider voting for Bush over Dean.

Heh! Rican actually got banned?

This is all just me guessing, but I'll bite. "Will our troops be pulled out of Iraq?" I'm not positive, but I think only Kucinich has said he would pull troops out of Iraq. The rest have said they would stay the course. "Will we start sucking up to the U.N. and let them run our anti t...

I wasn't really angry that you claimed Kerry was in meltdown. I just thought your reasoning was asinine. He dropped an f-bomb in a Rolling Stone interview. MELTDOWN! MELTDOWN! Heh!

Doug Williams won the superbowl as the Redskins starting QB.

http://www.superbowl.com/history/mvps/game/sbxxii


My Superbowl pick:

<s> Colts</s> Patriots 24
Carolina 9

Vader, the GeForce xx and Radeon cards have seperate video memory. I think the only ones with shared memory have the integrated intel video.

Jmeat. get the 3 year warranty. It's worth the extra $200 or so.

I have an issue at a job. This is all on MS Small Business Server 2003/Exchange. I create the distribution list in Active Directory, and it seems to work ok. I go into Exchange Manager and preview the Global Address List, and the distribution lists show up fine. I send an email to the smtp address f...

I looked at the chembook site, and they don't seem to have support. Did the laptop come with a driver CD?

from what I've seen, the prefered place to mount it is under the CPU. I have a volcano 9 with temperature controlled fan speed, and the picture on the box shows the sensor taped to the bottom of the CPU with the wire running between the pins. I haven't done this, though, as i use the adjustable fan ...

Something worth a try, put both routers on one network. Disable DHCP on the second router. Router 1 internal IP = 192.168.0.1 and router 2 internal IP = 192.168.0.2. Then configure the machines you want going out of router 2 with static IP's, and 192.168.0.2 as the gateway.

Actually, I remember seeing at least one other incident. This was just the one I found an article for with a quick google. It's hardly someone being held incommunicado at Gitmo for j-walking, but it does show that law inforcement is willing to use their new powers in cases not related to terrorism. ...

Here's one: http://signonsandiego.com/news/metro/probe/20031104-0835-nv-corruptionprobe.html <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Arial">quote:</font><HR><font face="Arial" size="3"> LAS VEGAS â?? The FBI used the USA Patriot Act to obtain financial information ab...

Wood, I think the female agent you are talking about is Coleen Crowley, who worked in Minnesota(on the Moussaoui investigation). The reports you seem to be describing were written by a male agent in Phoenix. The suggested mistake was not that the reports were not shared with other agencies, but with...

Kissinger was the first chairman of the commission appointed by Bush. He resigned a week or so later due something like conflicts of interest or didn't want the financial disclosure.

What brand of laptop is it? My suggestion is to check the manufacturer's website for their latest power management software. If you did a format, you would have to reload this software after installing Windows. Some laptops use proprietary power management software, and some use software that works ...

"and tell people he was responsible for Dale's death."

Heh, and moron America would probably believe it.

Sure, I'll agree that the conclusion jumped to seems to show a liberal bias.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Arial">quote:</font><HR><font face="Arial" size="3"> WASHINGTON (AP) - The chairman of a federal commission looking into the Sept. 11 attacks said Thursday that mistakes over many years left the United States vulnerable to such...

"Also, you're making an assumption you can't really make saying Kissinger wouldn't have arrived at the same conclusion"

Sure, but would Hank blab it to CBS?

"Part of Bush's War on Terror, in my opinion, was transitioning our federal security bodies from the reactionary stance to the pre-emptive stance." Yes, but depending on what is in this report, beaurocratic mistakes may be to blame rather than the proactive/reactive stance of our security ...

Well, that would've been the coolest thread title you'd never see. http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/12/17/eveningnews/main589137.shtml <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Arial">quote:</font><HR><font face="Arial" size="3"> (CBS) For the first time, the chairm...

Simple. Take him to the center of Baghdad.... and let him go.