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I believe Rumsfield&nbspand his gang (using Bush as a puppet) made the world a more dangerous place now than it was before. Al Qaeda wasn't so present in Iraq before, but it sure it everywhere in Iraq - and everywhere else in the World - right now.&nbsp Al Qaeda has more than doubled in size since the invasion of Iraq.&nbsp In power right now&nbspare not the traditional Republicans that the country knew before, the country leades right now are the Neo-Republicans, extreme-right almost fascist

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Just reading the details of the international survey I talked about earlier. Interesting to say the least. Support Bush Spain: 13% France: 16% Canada: 20% G-B: 22% Russia: 52% Say that their opinion about the US has deteriorated in the past 2-3 years: Strongest responses were: Japan: 74% France: 70% South Korea: 67% Nevertheless, while they are strongly against Bush, people around the world don't let that infl

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WOM isn't to fond of Bush but he is a strong leader and thats why (IMHO) the world leaders don't want him reelected. As long as the US has a "us against the world" attitude, then you may be right, but sometimes it's nice to have friends.

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Geeh, my memory must play tricks on me. I could have sworn that Irak was ordered to deliver all WMD or it will be attacked. Irak kept saing it didn't have any, so it was attacked. Turned out they didn't have any...

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Well, the current Canadian governement doesn't even have the majority. They won't last a whole mandate that's pretty sure. Sure PEI is not as important as Paris. But it's right next door not accros the ocean.&nbsp How is it that you are so knowledgable and know not only what PEI is but how much population it has, and yet somebody who is supposed to represent you knows a lot less than you do?&nbsp Shouldn't your leader be at least as competent as you, if not preferably more? Heck, w

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NightTrain, I think some are missing the point. Say you are having a business lunch with a potential client or business partner. You meet him at the restaurant and greet him with a smile. Then you ask "So, how's youre lovely wife Lynda doing?"... Oops, his wife's name is Janet.&nbsp

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Just because the french want Kerry elected means absolutely nothing to me. Funny how I named four countries,&nbspbut you only mention France.&nbsp There is something fascinating about the hatred some Americans have towards France. Not that I care, I'm not from France. I don't know if it's a cultural difference or not, but I would indeed ca

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Well, suit yourself, it's your vote. But as for myself, I would never vote for a Canadian Prime Minister that thought that London was in Australia or Paris in Africa...

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It's not about a potatoe problem, it's about the World leader (cause that's what a US President is today) not knowing anything about&nbsphis closest neighbour. But that's just&nbspone example.&nbsp I'm sure he just as incompetent about his own country. I wonder if he could name the state capital of Rhode Island. Thing is, if he doesn't have a clue unless somebody else is whispering what he should say in his ear.

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What OS? What speed is your computer? RAM? Video Card? If you have a P2&nbsp366 Mhz with&nbsp64 Megs of RAM&nbsprunning&nbspWindows 98, then yes you mihgt experience a little slowdown with Windowblinds, but with a recent computer running XP it won't make a difference.

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Well, personnally, I consider Bush as an ignorant idiot. Not that I think people who would vote for him are so as well. Probably most of them are republicans and would never be caught dead voting democrat. Interesting thing is that my wife has always been a republican. She still considers herself a Republican, except that she can't stand the idiot that Bush is. If she had to vote, she would vote Democrat for this once in her life. Except that voting from another country, while it's po

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Voting for anything else is like voting for Bush. In the news today, they were talking about a survey done Internationally, and it's amazing how this guy (Bush) is unpopular everywhere. 72% of the British support Kerry, 71% of the French, 78% of the Spannish. These were the highest, other country results were in the 60%-70% range. Only ONE country supported Bush (around 60%): Israel.

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Do you have "hide extensions for known file types" checked in you folder options? Control Panel :: Folder Options :: View tab : uncheck "hide extensions for known file types"

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Phar0e: it can look like anything you want, it's skinnable, or you can set it to be skinned by Windowblinds. It's much easier to configure than a Litestep popup, but obviously a lot less customizable it doesn't have hundreds of modules the way LS has, although it does support a "plugin" feature, so maybe plugin programmers can contribute to make this app even cooler. Here are&nbsp a few screenshots: <IMG alt="" hspace=0 src="http://pax.gslcom.com/wcss/rightclick1.jpg" align

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What image software are you using? Photoshop or PSP? I don't use PSP so somebody else would have to explain it, but in Photoshop, first, make sure your background is empty (transparent), then&nbsp&#115elect "save for Web". Select GIF&nbspfor the image type, make sure "transparency" is checked, and &#115elect a black color for the "Matte" setting.&nbsp To make the file size smaller, play with the number of colors and use lots of dithering. Depends what your image is, if it's a lot of the same

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