You are right, Kevin_C. I hadn't thought about the debug possibility. Thats why I asked for others to share their memory reads, too. For more about McAfee and IE7 read Link Security hole in IE7 reported at Link "But browser testers may already be at risk, according to security researche
As a Microsoft partner, Stardock works with Microsoft pretty closely. Bear in mind that IE7 is still Beta, so there may be some issues, although none are apparent to me right off the bat. If there are conflicts, they will be reported and resolved.
Oh! And IE Spell works with it! w00t!
Microsoft has released for public download the second Beta of the next version of their Internet browser. I have downloaded and installed the Beta 2 of IE7 (Internet Explorer 7) and so far I like the experience very much. Key Features: Tabbed Browsing, a Streamlined (and highly configurable) user interface, greatly improved security, RSS feed support,
Let me offer some references and show you why I hold to my opinion. Hate speech on Wikipedia: Link Definition: "Hate speech is a controversial term for speech intended to degrade, intimidate, or incite violence or prejudicial action against someone based on his/her race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, or disability. The term covers written as well as oral
Hi, guys. I included the link for the cartoons (http://www.di2.nu/files/Muhammed_Cartoons_Jyllands_Posten.html) they are NOT funny and are pretty ugly. But, I further referenced from an excellent articel by Rachard Itani. Let me quote the salient passages: "In many European countries, there are laws that will land in jail any person who has the chutzpah to deny not only the historicity of the Jewish holocaust, but also the method by which Jews
Gnosticism is a historical term for various mystical initiatory religions, sects and knowledge schools which were most active in the first few centuries C.E. around the Mediterranean and extending into central Asia. These systems typically recommend the pursuit of special knowledge (gnosis) as the central goal of life. Source: Wikipedia Link Have you heard of or read the Gnostic Go
A Danish newspaper printed a series of cartoons, caricatures if you will, of the Islamic Prophet Mohammed that have sparked a controversy with world wide ramifications. The cartoons have since been republished in a variety of newspapers in France, Germany, Italy and Spain and have sparked demonstrations and riots across the Muslim world. In France the front p
The Register's take on the Google subpoena: Link And I DID google it. I will ask if this is a case of moral relativism. CNN kept coorespondents in Iraq, so Google can do business with China? Should Google change their motto from "Don't be evil" to "Unless the money's good?" Last point. Google has maintained what I believe to be a very high mo
Lest the point be lost here... Paul, when they come knocking at your door, or searching your email account, and they say that they are looking for "Rock Spiders" to borrow your turn of phrase, will you say "Alright then, as long as its in a good cause?" I am fine with the law going after John Doe because the suspect he has commtted a crime and can obtain a warrant based on evidence of that commision. I am NOT fine with the government
The CNN lead to this story reads "Microsoft, Google, Yahoo! and Cisco came under sharp attack from leaders of Congress and human rights advocates for aiding China's efforts to censor the Internet and punish dissidents." Having read the story, it is more apt to describe what happened as the major companies that, to large measure control the Internet, refused t
A full transcript of the Democratic rebuttal is at Link I actually think that the Democratic rebuttal was to the point. Given that President Bush has said that the areas that need change are the economy, healthcare and foreign policy (the same issues that would form the base of the Democratic agenda) the Democrats only recourse is to say "Yes, but the Republicans h
I wasn't home last night to hear the President deliver the State of the Union, but I read the transcript this morning. That sound you heard last night was the sound of the Democratic platform being yanked out from under them. "We will increase our research in better batteries for hybrid and electric cars, and in pollution-free cars that run on hydrogen. We wi
From CNN today: "The international community is willing to provide crucial aid to Palestinians if the new Hamas-led government commits to non-violence, recognizes Israel's right to exist and accepts current Mideast peace agreements, U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan has said." Link: Link I guess they read my blog! (Should I ask for a consulting f
This hearkens back to some older articles that I wrote, including The Two Jordans, see Link There is a corollary to Jewish life. We (Jews) are more inclined to argue over variations in belief when we are not held together by anti-Semitism. Israel by its very existance provides a unifying force for Arabs. But BakerStreet, this isn't the time of Arafat. Yes, he was corrupt, no qu
As I understand it, from some readings and conversations, the issue that doomed Fatah for many Palestinians was corruption. Hamas was not the best choice, merely the BETTER choice. An interesting poll on Al-JAzeera. "Nearly three-quarters of Palestinians want the newly elected Hamas movement to drop its call for the destruction of Israel." Further. "The survey also found that 84% of those surveyed in the West Bank and Gaza Strip want a peace a
...We have to. We pick and choose our battles, looking for the greatest good. We negotiate with terrorists in the attempt to persuade them not to be terrorists any more. Turn their submachine guns into plowshares and all that. One of my favorite bloggers (and high on my list of favorite people) is BakerStreet. If you don't read him, well all I can sa
JillUser, you didn't catch the whole of the link. Try this: Link "In 1998, William Ryan and Walter Pitman, geologists from Columbia University, published evidence that a massive flood through the Bosporus occurred about 5600 BCE. Glacial meltwater had turned the Black and Caspian Seas into vast freshwater lakes, while sea levels remained lower worldwide. The fresh water lakes w
"I don't believe you have to take the bible literally to be a true christian" Or a true Jew, for that matter. (I'm not sure if this would apply to Islam.) The Noah story is Old Testament, Torah if you will. A part of our common heritage. I do find that most of the people that respond that they do take the Bible literally are Christians, but some Jewish sects do as well. The problem that accepting any portion of the Bible as a
Manopeace, shalom. You live much closer to these events and, naturally, have a different perspective. But to those of us in the West, the events have been rather confusing. It is hard to understand how Abbas, perceived by many as a sincere peace candidate could lose. An the riots are just inexlicable. The statements coming out of Hamas leadership have been confusing as well. "If you do not like our militancy, we are ready to unify the Palestin
Some of the largest companies on the Internet, Google, Sun and Lenovo, have formed a group to expose and publicly shame the makers of Spyware, Malware and other programs that do "bad things" to our computers. Toward this end, they are going enlist the help of Web users to create an on-going list. A good idea in theory, but while further announcements and deta
Excellent and thought-provoking article. Thanks, Dr. Guy for posting it. France's roots, indeed its very name, comes from the Franks, a specific tribe. America is different, having roots in many groups that migrated to America. America was settled by the Dutch, French, English, Germans, Irish and Spaniards more or less simultaneously. I was surprised to learn that the first Jews came to America over 350 years ago; I always thought that the Jew
Thanks Mano and Dr. Guy. Appreciate your comments.
This article is written for my co-teachers at the Jewish Cultural School Link and to illustrate how technology in general and the Internet specifically provides tools to enhance the educational experience. Aside from providing examples, I will also include links to software programs and web sites that I find useful.<
Thank you for commenting, JillUser. There are 4 papers required, one each on the following periods: Modern (20th Century), Enlightment and Medieval, with a capstone paper on a Bible portion. Within each period the kids can choose from Culture , History or Biography . Topics must be approved our Madrikha or leader. As Secularists, we don't have a Rabbi, which means Teacher literally, but in usage is more
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