By: john

john — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 23:24:34 +0000

Very intersting blog I love it

By: Mark McGrath salt jacobs

Mark McGrath salt jacobs — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 05:55:49 +0000

Okay, so when I created the slogan “What you need, when you need it” I only did this for one web site with the registrar “Go-Daddy.” Now I see many sites using my LITERARY work prior to my alloted period of usage fore such a creative work. I have received no compensation, direct or indirect from this obvious coup de summum. I am appaled with Google who has systematically raped people of their rights by presuming that their using work under the fair usage clause posted by wiki, a slick endeavour if there was ever any to supplant creative process from the minds of many for the profit of one. Now the same company , really Postini is Google is Yahoo kinda like “C” represents citigroup on the populous market of finance along with the symbol “CIT.” Using deception is not a healthy way to remain viable. The vampiric qualities of our grossly negligent big brother would have us contribute unkowingly to their vast trove of larceny while we thirst for just one cup of water. Whomever or whatever is behind this will most assuredly be the sole responible party to the decline of that which is good, competetive and transparent. Now adays even finances are fixed with a running script making multiple calculations not considering reality. For instance, if the wall street program, aka bo colorado, wanted to let free markets exist they would not allow one company to list itself twice, unless a computer handles this task, at which point all common sense is subject to the programmer and their inputs. Unfortunately we live now in a time when the complete lack of transparent regulations over such things will and surely has caused confidence lost.

By: cat supplies

cat supplies — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 14:23:00 +0000

I think that solving information tech will only allow people who are already married to their electronic devices, to become overcome with them.

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