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ali asked:


In chaotic Gaza, the Internet is a target

Bloomberg News
Posted Sunday, March 04, 2007

CAIRO — Soon after a firebomb exploded at 3 a.m. and destroyed four computers in the Al-Shawa Online Internet Cafe in Gaza, owner Alaa al-Shawa clicked onto his e-mail at an undamaged machine.

The first message surprised him: It was from the bombers themselves, explaining that establishments such as his were keeping Muslims away from prayer and providing pornography. That’s why it was hit.

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A group called the Swords of Islamic Righteousness has claimed responsibility for the attacks. In a leaflet distributed at Al-Azhar University last month, it said it attacked Internet cafes “which are trying to make a whole generation preoccupied with matters other than jihad and worship.”

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Read more at,

http://www.dailyherald.com/business/story.asp?id=287471

Allah doesn’t force islam on anyone. But these people are. As muslims, shouldn’t we ask why are we tolerating this kind of behavior? Why can’t muslims ask questions?

benjie4444 asked:

*PUBLIC DOWNLOAD* http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9GjmJDiTrnY

This program allows you to spam whoever you want! If i get lots of views ill let the public have it – make sure you comment and subscribe!

angel cowgirl asked:


hey guys i need your halp naming this little guy. i have a 7 1/2 month old baby paint horse, he is mostly white with some brown or black (we arnt shure withch yet cus his coat is changing colors) on his head and one side. he has 2 blue eyes. he is verry sweet and willing to learn. hes allways fallowing me around like a little puppy dog. plus hes kinda spunky but most the time he is calm and colected. we have tryed to name him scence the day he was born but we havent been able to finde aneything great. than when he was 5 months old his mom kaite girl died. so we want to kinda tye eather her name or the fackt that he was on his own at a young age in with his name some how. we want his name to have a meaning and really fit his personality.
heres a list of names we are curently concidering please pick your favorates or give me some to add to the list. p.s. you can e-mail me and i will send you pics my e-mail is kaitegirl1500@yahoo.com

Katydid
Kaite’s Keahi Horse name Keahi means Flames in Hawaii
Kaite’s Kegan Horse Name Kegan means Fire.. Irish surname
Keegan… other spelling…
Kaite’s KoKo… Native American KoKo means Night
Kaite’s KeMe..Native American male name means Secret
Kaite’s Kohana.. Native American male means Swift
Kaite’s Kitchi.. Native meaning Brave
Kaite’s Kaspar.. German male name meaning treasure Bearer
Kaite’s KeMe KoKo = Kaite’s Secret Night
Scout
Jynx
Katies Montesso
T.B. (thunder bolt),
katie’s turbo
two blue as a show name and duce as a barn name
K.B. It can mean both Kaite’s Boy and Kicky Blue.
Abhay …. fearless
Ankur …. sprout
Atmajyoti …. light of soul
Anshul …. radiant
Anshuman …. Sun
Balaaditya …. young sun
Balachandra …. young moon
Bharadwaj …. a lucky bird
Bhadraksh …. one with beautiful eyes
Chitraksh …. beautiful eyed
Charudutta …. born of beauty
Chittaranjan …. one who pleases the mind
Chittaswarup …. the supreme spirit
Kody
Baby Blue
Whisper
Kaite Girl’s Prince
Kate’s Prince
Kaite’s prince
Apache
Lighting
Bomber
Wind
Pharoh
Sky
Ranger
Thunder Bolt
Trigger
Freedom
Lucky
Dusty
Rocket
Spirit
Wildfire
Tango
Santiago
deago
ALSOOMSE: Algonquin name meaning independent.
ENOLA: solitary
HEHEWUTI: Hopi name meaning warrior mother spirit.
KIMI: Algonquin name meaning secret.
MANSI: Hopi name meaning plucked flower.
NUTTAH: Algonquin name meaning my heart.
SANUYE: Miwok name meaning red cloud at sundown.
SITALA: Miwok name meaning of good memory.
TIPONI: Hopi name meaning child of importance.
UNA: Hopi name meaning remember.
SHIMA: Navajo name meaning mother.
WAKANDA: Sioux name meaning possesses magical power.
Katie’s Pride

msanniebelle1955 asked:


Some of my regular e-mail is going to my bulk mail. How do I keep it from doing that?

lulu asked:


(Can you please let me know what are the main point of this article, I’m kinda confused. Thanks)

My Overall Summary:
This article is discusses mainly about the security of a national ID card. Because, the fear of terrorism that is why they come up with this type of identification card. The author is against this idea because he think by doing this the people have to give up some of their personal privacy which will be vulnerable to these people.

—- Can someone tell me how can this type of national ID card help America prevent from terrorism?
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Threat of National ID

By: WILLIAM SAFIRE
Published: December 24, 2001

A device is now available to help pet owners find lost animals. It’s a little chip implanted under the skin in the back of the neck; any animal shelter can quickly scan lost dogs or cats and pick up the address of the worried owner.

That’s a good side of identification technology. There’s a bad side: fear of terrorism has placed Americans in danger of trading our ”right to be let alone” for the false sense of security of a national identification card.

All of us are willing to give up some of our personal privacy in return for greater safety. That’s why we gladly suffer the pat-downs and ”wanding” at airports, and show a local photo ID before boarding. Such precautions contribute to our peace of mind.

However, the fear of terror attack is being exploited by law enforcement sweeping for suspects as well as by commercial marketers seeking prospects. It has emboldened the zealots of intrusion to press for the holy grail of snoopery — a mandatory national ID.

Police unconcerned with the sanctity of an individual’s home have already developed heat sensors to let them look inside people’s houses. The federal ”Carnivore” surveillance system feeds on your meatiest e-mail. Think you can encrypt your way to privacy? The Justice Department is proud of its new ”Magic Lantern”: all attempts by computer owners to encode their messages can now be overwhelmed by an electronic bug the F.B.I. can plant on your keyboard to read every stroke.

But in the dreams of Big Brother and his cousin, Big Marketing, nothing can compare to forcing every person in the United States — under penalty of law — to carry what the totalitarians used to call ”papers.”

The plastic card would not merely show a photograph, signature and address, as driver’s licenses do. That’s only the beginning. In time, and with exquisite refinements, the card would contain not only a fingerprint, description of DNA and the details of your eye’s iris, but a host of other information about you.

Hospitals would say: How about a chip providing a complete medical history in case of emergencies? Merchants would add a chip for credit rating, bank accounts and product preferences, while divorced spouses would lobby for a rundown of net assets and yearly expenditures. Politicians would like to know voting records and political affiliation. Cops, of course, would insist on a record of arrests, speeding tickets, E-Z pass auto movements and links to suspicious Web sites and associates.

All this information and more is being collected already. With a national ID system, however, it can all be centered in a single dossier, even pressed on a single card — with a copy of that card in a national databank, supposedly confidential but available to any imaginative hacker.

What about us libertarian misfits who take the trouble to try to ”opt out”? We will not be able to travel, or buy on credit, or participate in tomorrow’s normal life. Soon enough, police as well as employers will consider those who resist full disclosure of their financial, academic, medical, religious, social and political affiliations to be suspect.

The universal use and likely abuse of the national ID — a discredit card — will trigger questions like: When did you begin subscribing to these publications and why were you visiting that spicy or seditious Web site? Why are you afraid to show us your papers on demand? Why are you paying cash? What do you have to hide?

Today’s diatribe will be scorned as alarmist by the same security-mongers who shrugged off our attorney general’s attempt to abolish habeas corpus (which libertarian protests and the Bush administration’s sober second thoughts seem to be aborting). But the lust to take advantage of the public’s fear of terrorist *********** by penetrating everyone’s private lives — this time including the lives of U.S. citizens protected by the Fourth Amendment — is gaining popularity.

Beware: It is not just an efficient little card to speed you though lines faster or to buy you sure-fire protection from ******* bombers. A national ID card would be a ticket to the loss of much of your personal freedom. Its size could then be reduced for implantation under the skin in the back of
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Its size could then be reduced for implantation under the skin in the back of your neck.

FM@MeisterLaw asked:


I am getting incredible numbers of e-mails stating they are returns of e-mails, return to sender, mailer daemon, etc, etc., etc.,(probably 10 out of every 15 e-mails daily ) and they are all bogus, and they do not go to bulk mail, they go to regular mail – they are not mail I have sent – how can I stop this??

jamsterette@sbcglobal.net asked:


I check my bulk, even though I don’t open them, because some of my e mail messages go to bulk that should go to my mail.
I have tried to unsubscribe but some of them don’t have that option. What do you do then?

shamrock asked:


I am in their database but the e-mails are not coming through to my regular e-mail section. Is their a way it could be sent to my bulk section as an option if nothing else works.