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Mr.Dis, I spent five years teaching SEBD (Severe Emotional Behavior Disorder) children and two years as a counselor in a locked juvenile residential treatment facility. I have seen children act in ways that would blow the minds of most. I have also helped many of those children learn to cope and adjust to living otherwise normal lives. I don't have all of the answers, however, feel free to PM me if you would like to talk. I will be happy to offer any advice/direction I can; you would be surprised the difference a few proven behavior modification techniques can make. -sat

First, I absolutely applaud your post and whole-heartedly agree, albeit, up to the above statement. First, the Russians were the first to put a man into 'space' orbit around the earth in 1961. It would appear we were 'emulating' them at that point. However, the fact is the US and Russia were only as good as the Nazi rocket scientists, research, and documents they were able to loot and split among themselves. We were well on our way to making it into orbit--but it took the minds of ex sworn SS officers to ultimately defy gravity. Given a few more years in power, the Nazi's would have been

Vonage is your best bet...or drop your LD and get a MagicJack for Int. calls.

Do they have any explanation for the outages?

If it sounds a duck, walks like a duck, and looks like a duck....well...

The Aryan people were practicing Hinduism before Judaism. I think it is hard for most scholars to put a finger on what the 'first' religion was, however, it wasn't Judaism. I certainly mean no hijack (I actually think you make a very good point).

Pubby, You are referring to Scott Beale. He doesn't operate in Kennesaw...he left that venture when he came to Paulding. He and his brother Jeff would be the two to contact. I have done contract work for them in the past and they are nice guys. ETA: Paulding Jet Center FBO For Paulding Airport

No. As a real estate agent, you have a lawful fiduciary responsibility to guard your seller/buyer. One of these duties is confidentiality. Disclosing that type of information to a buyer would absolutely expose the seller's position and eliminate any leverage they may have in negotiating a deal. For instance, if a seller's agent tells the buyer's agent something to the effect of "they just lost their jobs and will probably take the lowest possible offer," this is a breach of an agent's fiduciary duty--unless they have been told specifically by the seller to market them as "motivated"

Did you choose a particular organization that is in Paulding for the funds to be routed? If not, the money could be going anywhere. I know when I contributed to United Way I always selected orgs. in Paulding. I am confident the money went to them as I would get a personal 'thank you' letter from each local organization at the end of each year.

I couldn't agree more. I am sort of disturbed by the pics....quite a sadistic 'addiction'.

SERIOUSLY? What party are you referring to? Conjecture tells me you are speaking of democrats. Perhaps you should read your history books. You are responding to Markdavd who invoked the idea of permanent bases/military presence in Germany and Japan. Ever heard of FDR? Harry Truman? Both Democrats. Truman himself ordered the atomic weapons used on Japan...was instrumental in NATO--which in turn was the 'purpose' of the bases placed in Eastern Europe, including Germany...not to mention the stations in Japan.... Ignorance is bliss.

Actually, horrible point. How in the hell could you even begin to compare post-WWII Germany and Japan to Iraq? You aren't even comparing apples to oranges--your statement is more like comparing window blinds to Skittles....about as absurd as putting an elevator in an out-house.

My commute down 20 to Marietta St. was nothing to write home about either...

You download the book to your Kindle via wifi or 3g. As for what they cost, go to Amazon.com and search for books..the Kindle price will display along with the book price.

Simply drilling through the drive--making sure the platters are penetrated--is the simplest and most secure. Of course, you will want to use some sort of 'wiping' program that makes multiple passes of 0's before drilling. There are several tools available that are open-source and free to accomplish this (using methods acceptable to NSA and DOD).

I would highly recommend you go to Micro Center for a new laptop--they have lowest prices on PC and Mac laptops.

I have never known Avira Free to include email screening. As for 'e-mail providers' scanning your email--true. However, you must define 'e-mail provider'. Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, etc...those are definitely going to be pre-screening mail on their servers. However, you ignore a huge piece of the picture if you assume everyone is using those providers. Any email server admin worth his weight will have servers configured to pre-scan. However, that is not always the case...especially Exchange servers. Most Exchange servers in a small-medium business environment are setup locally with a

I have been running AVG Free for about 10 years or so...I don't recall ever having been infected--have had many detections and quarantines...but no infections. I have installed it on countless computers of clients and have never had a machine come back infected--unless the virus definition files were neglected with no updates. I have been running Mozilla based browsers as long as I can remember. Although, of late I am partial to Chrome. Yahoo scanning emails is good--as long as you are using Yahoo.

Why would you recommend Avira(free) to anyone--considering it does not scan emails? Horrible advice.

I remember Ricky Cole from high school...whether it is the same person...I haven't a clue. If it is the same Ricky Cole...he would be around 34..I am 33 and Ricky was a year or so older than me...I didn't know him but everyone sort of knew who he was. Did he have thick glasses?

Your best bet is to google this one. I have always found itunes ironic. For all Apple's simplicity in most of its consumer products--iTunes is a Hellish nightmare.

The 4S is on Sprint.

That is the place! It is excellent!

There is a place across from GSU that makes Baklava to die for! I always try to have a lamb Gyro and Baklava from there when I am doing work for a client on Marietta St.

Hint: Bobo Rd.