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India and GMO...Update! - mapoui - 10-17-2012
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Re: good morning - chairman - 10-18-2012
good morningggggggg
Re: good morning - villagebelle - 10-18-2012
Good Morning ::waves::
It's a beautiful thursday morning......ayou enjoy!!
Re: good morning - ketchim - 10-18-2012
Morning Folks ,
how is the Fasting coming along ?
Is income of $250K really middle class? - chairman - 10-18-2012
Is income of $250K really middle class?
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The Baby - Captain - 10-18-2012
Re: good morning - chairman - 10-19-2012
goodddd morninggggggggg
Re: good morning - chairman - 10-19-2012
A blessed rainy day to all.
Internet Providers and Piracy - Captain - 10-19-2012
[size=30px]Internet providers to begin warning customers who pirate content
[/size][size=14px](CNN) -- It is about to get a bit more difficult to illegally download TV shows, movies or music online.[/size][size=14px]A new alert system, rolling out over the next two months, will repeatedly warn and possibly punish people violating digital copyrights. The Copyright Alert System was announced last July and has been four years in the making.[/size][size=14px]If you use AT&T, Cablevision, Comcast, Time Warner, or Verizon as your Internet service provider, you could receive the first of one of these notes starting in the next two months.[/size][size=14px]The Internet provider is delivering the message, but the legwork is being done by the copyright owners, which will monitor peer-to-peer networks such as BitTorrent.[/size][size=14px]They use a service called MarkMonitor, which uses a combination of people and automated systems to spot illegal downloading. It will collect the IP addresses of offenders, but no personal information. The IP addresses are turned over to the Internet providers, which will match up the address with the right customer and send the notification.[/size][size=30px][/size]
Hero takes a stand: Pakistani girl - chairman - 10-19-2012
Hero takes a stand: Pakistani girl shot in head by gutless Taliban able to get out of hospital bed
Malala Yousufzai, a 14-year-old schoolgirl, who was wounded in a gun attack, is seen in Swat Valley, northwest Pakistan, in this undated file photo.Taliban gunmen in Pakistan on October 9, 2012 shot and seriously wounded Yousufzai, a 14-year-old schoolgirl who rose to fame for speaking out against the militants, authorities said. REUTERS/Hazart Ali Bacha/Files (PAKISTAN - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST CRIME LAW)
A Pakistani teen activist who was shot in the head by the Taliban because she had argued that girls deserved an education is able to stand up and talk, her doctors said.
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