Texas Miracle: 2 cows were here and 14 other cows joined them! Vote for Perry and get the same herd nationally!

Obama Rebuttal:  Those cows were Obama's and there were 400 cows but 398 died under Perry since 2007

Ron Paul : USA out of ranching

As we walked along the flatblock marina, I was calm on the outside but thinking all the time, so now it was to be TU  the General, saying what we should do and what not to do, and Dim as his mindless, grinning bulldog. But, suddenly, I viddied that thinking was for the gloopy ones and that the oomny ones use like inspiration and what Bog sends, for now it was lovely music that came to my aid and I viddied at once what to do. There was a window open with the stereo on.

no! dammit get your life together quickly then for the sake of the internets!

AP)  It's sure to fuel the simmering debate over just how real reality TV is.

"Survivor" creator Mark Burnett says he sometimes re-enacts scenes of contests on the hit show.

He tells "The New York Times" that none of the re-enactments affected the outcome of the contests or the show itself.

He says he used stand-ins to re-shoot a river swimming race in "Survivor Two: The Australian Outback."

He says stand-ins were filmed and then mixed in later with shots of the actual race. Burnett says he only used re-enactments when he was lacking camera angles of a given event.

He adds, "I absolutely couldn't care less - I'm making great television."

CBS says it has no problem with Burnett using stand-ins, saying it's only "window dressing."

you the freaks of the industry

blah, stay in touch tho  and make money

and give me some

whatever else this case revealed that a $3000 / night hotel room is stained by 4 different guys

well ya said "I'm from Scotland"

"I didn't survive the Pukkelpop stage collapse to see this shit again "

You're here, so, yes you did.

If it's encrypted rationally and regularly repeated, the messages can be snatched and the encryption cracked by a big computer.

US military uses two systems.  One is quantum encryption where two computers figure out a unique encryption for each signal down a landline.  The other for broadcast units, apart from synchronized leapfrogging transmitters, is short-term codebooks so even if you can listen in to US Navy broadcasts and figure out we're saying AAA BBB CCC XYZ to each other, AAA BBB CCC XYZ has a different code meaning every six months.

There are only two ways to defeat these codes. 

One is to conquer and occupy the United States so you can listen in from the Pentagon to its landlines and from ships at sea.

The other is to find sailors who work in communications and offer them $500,000 and sex.   

We're still working on sealing that second loophole