I so can't remember the name! That's hilarious, because I hated it. It was that dream movie with Leo Dicaprio.

I would rather spoon out my eyes than watch that movie again.

Inception!! That was it.

What's the next movie you wanna see? I am seeing Underworld II I plan.

Am relaxing with this tune.......nice and soothing....still cant believe its done by a Nigerian






What are you Listening to?

Now this got me.......laughed my behind out......Have you been had today......post here the things that GOT YOU!

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A friend lives in a remote area and is looking for some type of high speed internet.

While he does have Bell DSL, he can only get about 1.5 Mbps download. He is a gammer and is looking for something faster.

Rogers has no service and so he's looking for other ideas.

Anyone have any suggestions? Satellite work? But doesn't it do uploading over the phone?

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/06/us....html?hp&_r=1&

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is secretly carrying out a domestic surveillance program under which it is collecting business communications records involving Americans under a hotly debated section of the Patriot Act, according to a highly classified court order disclosed on Wednesday night.
The order, signed by Judge Roger Vinson of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court in April, directs a Verizon Communications subsidiary, Verizon Business Network Services, to turn over “on an ongoing daily basis” to the National Security Agency all call logs “between the United States and abroad” or “wholly within the United States, including local telephone calls.”

The order does not apply to the content of the communications.

Verizon Business Network Services is one of the nation’s largest telecommunications and Internet providers for corporations. It is not clear whether similar orders have gone to other parts of Verizon, like its residential or cellphone services, or to other telecommunications carriers. The order prohibits its recipient from discussing its existence, and representatives of both Verizon and AT&T declined to comment Wednesday evening.

The four-page order was disclosed Wednesday evening by the newspaper The Guardian. Obama administration officials at the F.B.I. and the White House also declined to comment on it Wednesday evening, but did not deny the report, and a person familiar with the order confirmed its authenticity. “We will respond as soon as we can,” said Marci Green Miller, a National Security Agency spokeswoman, in an e-mail.

The order was sought by the Federal Bureau of Investigation under a section of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the 1978 law that regulates domestic surveillance for national security purposes, that allows the government to secretly obtain “tangible things” like a business’s customer records. The provision was expanded by Section 215 of the Patriot Act, which Congress enacted after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

The order was marked “TOP SECRET//SI//NOFORN,” referring to communications-related intelligence information that may not be released to noncitizens. That would make it among the most closely held secrets in the federal government, and its disclosure comes amid a furor over the Obama administration’s aggressive tactics in its investigations of leaks.

Martti Malmi, the 24 year old resident of Finland who is believed to be the genius that created Bitcoin, is openly defying the government of the United States. In an exclusive and candid interview with Business Insider, Malmi explained that the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the vaunted Federal Bureau of Investigation are "totally powerless to do anything about terrorist financing and money laundering using bitcoin."

"See, bitcoin is just an open source program, not a web site. It can not be shut down like Liberty Reserve, and because its totally anonymous, the F.B.I. does not have a prayer of a chance of finding out who is who."

Bitcoiners often rely on popular blogs and chat rooms such as Bitcointalk.org forum to find contacts and do bitcoin deals. Malmi, the forum's founder, goes by the alias Sirius on the forum and has moderated it since 2009. Malmi configured the web site to remain out of reach of even the United States National Security Agency, the world's top Internet spy. The Bitcointalk.org forum is hosted by N-Force Entertainment in the Netherlands but relies on Prolexic.com and Private Internet Access, a division of London Trust Media in Michigan, to create a privacy wall so thick that "not even the latest bunker busting bomb deployed by the United States Air Force to demolish Iranian nuclear facilities can break through; nobody can positively identify who really runs this forum," said Malmi. To prove his point, Malmi pointed to the user "Theymos" as the new forum moderator and asked that
all future bitcointalk.org matters be directed to him.

Source: Businessinsider.com/bitcoins-martti-malmi-not-worried-about-liberty-reserve-2013-5 and Bitcointalk.org chatter on June 2 and 3, 2013

I saw this somewhere and thought it would be funny to share it here

'Dear Microsoft: If you had called your search engine Bang instead of Bing, you'd have destroyed Google. guys, what would you rather say? "I just Googled nickie minaj" or "I just Banged nickie minaj"????????????'

Ok seriously i would like to ask what can Bing do to match Google?