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Sobkowich · Guest

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I would use wind to produce my electricity, but I don't want to turn into a douche bag.btw PEOPLE make carbon dioxide too.

Holmes · Guest

“I hear your question, and here's my answer:Nothing gives you the right to benefit from my hard work. However, if I want to live in a peaceful, stable society, it is in my own best interest to chip in.That concept may make some people's skin crawl. They'll call me a collectivist. But if they interact positively with anyone who received a public education, anyone who has been protected by the police or assisted by firefighters, driven on roads, lived in a country safe from external military invasion, anyone who has ever collected unemployment or social security, then they are hypocrites. The chances that they've paid their fair share or more is slim. Many of the social services that the government provides are absolutely critical to our country's stability and growth, and they are provided by the government precisely because no non-governmental organization took the job.You can go too far with social services of course, and so we have to be careful about that, but this recently over-promoted idea that we'd be better off if it was 100% every man for himself is absolutely myopic. If one really believes that, then they should go someplace where there is no government intervention. What you will find is that these places are usually subsistence farmers if you're lucky and warlord territories if you're not. There is no successful society on earth that does not practice some degree of collectivism.So I guess another way to answer your question: you have the right to benefit from my hard work because it helps me live in a stable country.Working out the details of how much is what all the debate is about. Dismissing it entirely is idiocy.

INATHIA · Guest

It is a personal decision. Usually the "regular" flu severely effects the elderly and people with pre-existing lung disease. The swine flu seems to be different. We are seeing many more severe infections in teenagers, young adults, and pregnant women. Now the death rate seems to be lower, but it also seems like these are younger healthier people dying from this. We have had several teenagers die in our city from the swine flu, and our ICU is about half-filled with swine flu patients.I can tell you that the chance of you dying from the swine flu is extremely low, but in my mind it really isn't worth taking the chance. I got the vaccine this week, and am taking my kids in next week for theirs. I didn't get the regular flu vaccine this year, as about 90% of our flu is H1N1..
Things always come out as "interesting concepts" but all too often end up as cheap gimmicks that get old fast.!

Quadie · Guest

Tom Cruise beat the ***** out of me. I think it was called Mission Impossible III...?
Simplify Media is buggy as hell and does not support video. There are missing songs, missing metadata, or just shows file names. Sometimes, it takes forever to load a list. It's very erratic.My SimplifyMedia ID is SpookyET if you want to add me.The best option is to use iTunes Home Sharing by tricking it to work over the Internet using Wide Area Bonjour. You need a DNS server that supports DNS Service Discovery.Global Hostname ( http://www.globalhostname.com/ ) is a beta service that does that. I wish I had an account, but don't. It would be cool if OpenDNS implements it. I don't know of another service for Wide Area Bonjour. If you find one, reply and link here.

Stacy · Guest

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Maisy · Guest