i just want to see if this troop surge will work. most of the problems they have over there i think can be fixed by their government getting their **** together and being a true government of the people. until that happens though, nothing will ever change.

they may have deactivated their account.

the GAO report was released and it didn't look good as far as the iraqi government is concerned but militarily the general and ambassador advised bush to not make any troop withdrawals.

as a fan i would rather go through a couple 8 win seasons if it meant that they were becoming a better team.

i think they said it was the worst since 1968 or something knox. the pollsters need to be that way. michigan didn't have a team worthy of a #5 ranking. in the past i have always been hard on the polls because i thought that the wolverines got overlooked because they were in the big 10 but the last few years i was wrong about where they belonged. i just didn't see it til they got their asses handed to them by USC and texas.
they need to schedule tougher non conference games. unfortunately it's not going to get them better rankings til they become good enough to beat them.

welcome carlos, just keep looking for interesting people and email them. participating in the forums is the best way to see what people are like and you can have a decent conversation at the same time. good luck

no problem, just sorry i couldn't help. the operators of this site are usually pretty good at responding to these questions so maybe check back periodically.

i understand your reasoning garden but those companies went overseas for their own profit not for the consumers desire for a cheaper product. if they never went in the first place there would be no need for a cheap product in the first place. if they would have remained in the U.S. not only would americans have more money to purchase their products but the quality guidlines that they would have had to make in producing this stuff wouldn't have resulted in recalls of millions of products and countless people getting sick from those products.

some one will be by shortly.

one thing you can do though is to check your bulk mail or spam folder for the verification.

how is anyone overlooking supply and deman? if they didn't outsource so many jobs there would be more demand and cheap don't cut it because none of the savings that these companies achieve by outsourcing is getting passed on to the customer.

someone corrected me earlier morethan so you may want to check the ignition switch like nyomdasz suggested.

i know what you're saying invisible but it doesn't look good.

thanks for correcting that nyomdasz. i completely forgot about the ignition being stripped.

i hear ya, nothing like creating a little ol homeade lube.

kinda funny how everyone says they are adament about working towards peace while they are secretly hacking into your defense computers and creating nukes.

China Denies Claim of Pentagon Hacking
By ANITA CHANG,AP
Posted: 2007-09-04 10:48:48
Filed Under: World News
BEIJING (Sept. 4) -- China on Tuesday denied a report that its military had hacked into Pentagon computers, saying the allegations were "groundless" and that Beijing was opposed to cybercrime.

The Financial Times, citing unnamed officials, reported Monday that the People's Liberation Army hacked into a computer system in the office of Defense Secretary Robert Gates in June. The attack forced officials to take down the network for more than a week, the report said.

"Some people make groundless accusations against China" that its military attacked the Pentagon, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said at a regular news briefing.

"China has all along been opposed to and forbids criminal activities undermining computer networks, including hacking," she said. "China is ready to strengthen cooperation with other countries, including the U.S., in countering Internet crimes."

The Financial Times report said the Pentagon was still investigating how much information was stolen, but cited an unnamed person as saying that most of it was probably unclassified.

It was the second time in two weeks that China was accused of hacking into a foreign government's computers. On the eve of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's visit to Beijing last week, the weekly Der Spiegel said computers at the Chancellery and three ministries had been infected with so-called Trojans, or spy programs.

The report, which did not specify its sources, said Germany's domestic intelligence agency believed a group of hackers associated with the People's Liberation Army might have been behind the alleged hacking.

At the time, Premier Wen Jiabao called the reported hacking a "matter of grave concern" and said China would take "firm and effective action" to prevent such crimes.

The Pentagon warned earlier this year that China's army is emphasizing hacking as an offensive weapon. It cited Chinese military exercises in 2005 that included hacking "primarily in first strikes against enemy networks."

The Associated Press reported in July that the State Department was trying to recover from large-scale network break-ins affecting operations worldwide. The hackers appeared to target the department headquarters and offices dealing with China and North Korea , it was reported.

However, experts have said that China is home to a large number of insecure computers and networks that hackers in other countries could use to disguise their locations and launch attacks.

i wouldn't see anything wrong with it but i'm pretty open about things like that.

it was definitely a compliment FMA.

i think he was agreeing with her regarding her initial post directed at him spider.

thanks joe.

FMA from reading your posts i don't think there is anything wrong with your engine.lol seems to me you have one of those HIPO models.