MadIce

MadIce

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Xerraire: Try http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/history/evolution.html and http://www.talkorigins.org/origins/faqs-evolution.html . And more information can be found at http://directory.google.com/Top/Science/Biology/Evolution .

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I am not sure why people don't like the IRC server, but I am satisfied with the regular visitors. Also note that there are a lot of visitors that come there for help once or twice and leave as soon as they have their answer. [Message Edited]

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cuz alot of irc are just psudonems for Kazaa and file swapping...Something most ppl here are against...(see mIRC) If you don't know anything about the #WinCustomize channel then can you please shut up. I am getting enough of you Drop125.

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Oh! I love this stuff. This story looks like a cross breed between the book "The man who folded himself" (David Gerrold, 1973) and the movie "12 Monkeys" by Terry Gilliam (1995). That movie used a different time model, though. By bringing it to the web it has a "War of the Worlds" feeling to it (although the radio show was much more spectacular).

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Dutch documents are available at http://www.xs4all.nl/nieuws/overzicht/scientology3.html . This case was very much an international case. Afterall parties came from the Netherlands, Denmark, the UK and the USA. However I doubt if it will have any impact on countries outside the Netherlands. (And it also helps if you can read a bit of German). [Message Edited]

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BTW: XS4All (one of the providers in the case) has applied for "Highest number of postponements of a civil law suit" in the Guiness book of records. The judgement in the Scientology case has been postponed for 9 times. Guinness found the application too specific to be incorporated into the book. [Message Edited]

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A few years ago someone quoted "copyrighted" work of Scientology on the net in the Netherlands. After 8 years there is a verdict and the freedom of opnion won. Interesting in this case is that ISPs cannot be hold responsible for the contents of a web site. They just provide the medium, not the contents. Also a hyperlink which points to material that infringes upon a copyright is now ruled not to be the responsibility of the ISPs. http://www.xs4all.nl/uk/news/overview/scientolog

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