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by COFOR 21 Jul '01

21 Jul '01

Jacarilla 20.7.2001.Publicidad/Enseñanza a Distancia Hola que tal: El motivo de la presente carta es informarte de la posibilidad de poder realizar algún curso a distancia de tu interés, cursos relacionados con tu trabajo inquietudes y ocio.ect.El conocimiento es el mayor patrimonio de que podemos disponer. Nos dedicamos desde 1996.a impartir cursos a distancia disponemos de una amplia variedad de cursos sencillos para poder seguirlos comodamente desde cualquier parte del mundo y a unos precios muy competitivos. Cursos ceertificados F.A.D.E Diploma (MED) NET ------------ Redes y Sistemas Sistemas Servers Diseño Web BUSSINES ------------ Gestion Comercial y Marketing Relaciones Publicas Recursos Humanos Comercio Exterior Direccion Comercial Gestión Medio Ambiental Dirección de Restaurantes SALUD SUPERACION PERSONAL ------------------------------------- Psicoterapia Dietética y Nutrición Dieta Mediterránea Nutrí terapia y Salud Monitor Yoga Tai-Chi Hipnoterapia Quiromasaje y Reflexoterapia Aromaterapia Cosmética Natural Hierbas Medicinales -------------------------------------- Los cursos son de 200.horas lectivas el precio standar por curso es de 35.000.pts.España a plazos.Iberoamerica 150.usa dolar aplazados. El Diploma: "Técnico Especialista" El tiempo aproximado por curso dependiendo de los conocimientos en areas similares de que se disponga,es entre 2-6.meses.aprox. Si desean que les ampliemos información pueden enviar un e-mail les contestaremos con la mayor brevedad y les indicaremos nuestro espacio web que se encuentra en reformas. Envie e-mail: COFTOR(a)terra.es distancia.20(a)wanadoo.es cofor_b(a)wanadoo.es Sin otra que rogarte me envies un e-mail si estas interesado/a Te enviamos un saludo. Merce Sanchez Gestión Integral 1.S.L C/ Virgen de Belén, 30 03310 Jacarilla (Alicante)ESPAÑA Si desea no recibir mas e-mail. remove/mail animanatu(a)terra.es

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Cofor ense�anza
by COFOR 21 Jul '01

21 Jul '01

Jacarilla 20.7.2001.Publicidad/Enseñanza a Distancia Hola que tal: El motivo de la presente carta es informarte de la posibilidad de poder realizar algún curso a distancia de tu interés, cursos relacionados con tu trabajo inquietudes y ocio.ect.El conocimiento es el mayor patrimonio de que podemos disponer. Nos dedicamos desde 1996.a impartir cursos a distancia disponemos de una amplia variedad de cursos sencillos para poder seguirlos comodamente desde cualquier parte del mundo y a unos precios muy competitivos. Cursos ceertificados F.A.D.E Diploma (MED) NET ------------ Redes y Sistemas Sistemas Servers Diseño Web BUSSINES ------------ Gestion Comercial y Marketing Relaciones Publicas Recursos Humanos Comercio Exterior Direccion Comercial Gestión Medio Ambiental Dirección de Restaurantes ---------------------------------- SALUD SUPERACION PERSONAL ------------------------------------- Psicoterapia Dietética y Nutrición Dieta Mediterránea Nutrí terapia y Salud Monitor Yoga Tai-Chi Hipnoterapia Quiromasaje y Reflexoterapia Aromaterapia Cosmética Natural Hierbas Medicinales -------------------------------------- Los cursos son de 200.horas lectivas el precio standar por curso es de 35.000.pts.España a plazos.Iberoamerica 150.usa dolar aplazados. El Diploma: "Técnico Especialista" El tiempo aproximado por curso dependiendo de los conocimientos en areas similares de que se disponga,es entre 2-6.meses.aprox. Si desean que les ampliemos información pueden enviar un e-mail les contestaremos con la mayor brevedad y les indicaremos nuestro espacio web que se encuentra en reformas. Envie e-mail: COFTOR(a)terra.es distancia.20(a)wanadoo.es cofor_b(a)wanadoo.es Sin otra que rogarte me envies un e-mail si estas interesado/a Te enviamos un saludo. Merce Sanchez Gestión Integral 1.S.L C/ Virgen de Belén, 30 03310 Jacarilla (Alicante)ESPAÑA Si desea no recibir mas e-mail. remove/mail animanatu(a)terra.es

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Focus On What's Important in the Sklyarov Case
by Steve Schear 21 Jul '01

21 Jul '01

Focus On What's Important in the Sklyarov Case If you want to get Sklyarov out of jail, you need to focus on how the FBI has handled the case and not on the merits of the DMCA or what Sklyarov allegedly did. http://securitygeeks.shmoo.com/article.php?story=20010719141720141

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Cofor ense�anza
by COFOR 21 Jul '01

21 Jul '01

Jacarilla 20.7.2001.Publicidad/Enseñanza a Distancia Hola que tal: El motivo de la presente carta es informarte de la posibilidad de poder realizar algún curso a distancia de tu interés, cursos relacionados con tu trabajo inquietudes y ocio.ect.El conocimiento es el mayor patrimonio de que podemos disponer. Nos dedicamos desde 1996.a impartir cursos a distancia disponemos de una amplia variedad de cursos sencillos para poder seguirlos comodamente desde cualquier parte del mundo y a unos precios muy competitivos. Cursos ceertificados F.A.D.E Diploma (MED) NET ------------ Redes y Sistemas Sistemas Servers Diseño Web BUSSINES ------------ Gestion Comercial y Marketing Relaciones Publicas Recursos Humanos Comercio Exterior Direccion Comercial Gestión Medio Ambiental Dirección de Restaurantes ---------------------------------- SALUD SUPERACION PERSONAL ------------------------------------- Psicoterapia Dietética y Nutrición Dieta Mediterránea Nutrí terapia y Salud Monitor Yoga Tai-Chi Hipnoterapia Quiromasaje y Reflexoterapia Aromaterapia Cosmética Natural Hierbas Medicinales -------------------------------------- Los cursos son de 200.horas lectivas el precio standar por curso es de 35.000.pts.España a plazos.Iberoamerica 150.usa dolar aplazados. El Diploma: "Técnico Especialista" El tiempo aproximado por curso dependiendo de los conocimientos en areas similares de que se disponga,es entre 2-6.meses.aprox. Si desean que les ampliemos información pueden enviar un e-mail les contestaremos con la mayor brevedad y les indicaremos nuestro espacio web que se encuentra en reformas. Envie e-mail: COFTOR(a)terra.es distancia.20(a)wanadoo.es cofor_b(a)wanadoo.es Sin otra que rogarte me envies un e-mail si estas interesado/a Te enviamos un saludo. Merce Sanchez Gestión Integral 1.S.L C/ Virgen de Belén, 30 03310 Jacarilla (Alicante)ESPAÑA Si desea no recibir mas e-mail. remove/mail animanatu(a)terra.es

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Re: Indian Cats - was: "Read this..."
by Grifter Guy 21 Jul '01

21 Jul '01

On 20 Jul 2001, at 13:46, Frog2 wrote: > You are right of course, about the superiority of India. I recognize > India's greatness in the cause of world water conservation as well, > particularly the sacrifices Indians have made in the area of personal > hygiene by showering only once every 15 days- all for the cause of > world thirst! As such I am moved- near tears- to support your efforts. > Hey, by the way, did you know that the British call bathrooms "the loo" > ? I think Lulu's of the world need to unite and stop this kind of > intentional slander! I know you Indians, who can't stand the > colonialist scum who tried to build some kind of modern infrastructure > in your country at their own expense and spoiled the natural state of > the population in the process, will want to do anything you can to > stick it to the Brits. How can we let this stand? While I can't help but agree with the idea that the people of India are being a touch sensitive in that the President has named his cat India, probably at the suggestion of one of his children who thought the name implied something exotic, I find your opinions somewhat racist and a statement of your limited knowledge of history. Do you know that the people of Northern India are defined as Arayans? They are Caucasians with dark skin. India today is considered a Hindu country but yet most of what you associate of India relates to the Moghuls who were Muslims. Like the good Muslims of today's Afghanistan the Muslims of India's yesteryear destroyed most of the Hindu monuments because of the images represented. An exception is the pornagraphic monuments of Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh which is in the middle of a desert and the Moghuls never found them. The destruction of Hindu monuments was so complete in India that if you want historial examples you must look to Shwedagon temple in Rangoon Burma or Prambanan on the island of Java in Indonesia. For contemporary examples Singapore and Malaysia have some very good examples built by more current expatriates. My favorite was the Shwedagon temple plus other examples in Burma with the comptemporary examples in Malaysia and Singapore being very interesting. Much more interesting than any Christian church or any of the great cathedrals of Eurpore. When the British first arrived in India they were nothing more than a bunch of imperialistic thugs with superior weapons technology who manipulated and bullied their way into a dominant position. India had a civilization and the British influence was probably more of a downgrade than an upgrade which the writers of history have done their best to mask. Your references to the water conservation traits of Indian society don't jive with my experience of their country. I stayed in the same accommendations as the locals and some sort of private shower type facilities were available everywhere. While there is definitely a shortage of public toilet facilities which makes it seem relatively uncivilized by western standards I didn't find it a lot different than the pissing booths in Amsterdam. At least in India I could always duck behind a banana tree and it was better than the pissing wall in the Philippines. As to body odour I always northern climates where people bathed less often were more offensive than the tropics where people tended to bath daily, or more often, as part of the cooling down routine. I guess you were attempting to take some sort of cheap shot but your comments don't jive with reality. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger http://phonecard.yahoo.com/

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Re: Rallies on Monday
by Reese 21 Jul '01

21 Jul '01

At 04:49 PM 7/20/01, GeEk wrote: > >Reese, GeEK, >I know there are things about the U.S govt that you can't or aren't >willing to understand. You have no clue what I know or suspect. >And if you really have such a small Brain that you >can't see Condit is part of the murder Murder? A crime. Again, you have some proof? You've shared it with the D.C. police? With any police? >then I really have nothing more to say to you.. It doesn't seem that you have much to say, just sling some accusations about and call it a day, eh? >once day you will learn more about the Media their filters, Try again? Make sense this time? >politics and Money... untill then continue to flame people for your >ignorance..... > >I won't respond to any more of you're flames.. I know the truth and if you >really belelive that "me" calling into the D.C police or anyone for that >matter is really going to mean anything you might want to reevaluate >your understanding of how the "System" works... it is't as it seems not >even close.. I lied, includes included. What you don't understand, we have a system in this country. Innocent until proven guilty. Sure Condit is guilty, he's a politician, right? But what is he guilty of? Where is the proof of that guilt? Go sleep it off. Reese

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anarchy
by jackie 21 Jul '01

21 Jul '01

y do u like cookin anarchists

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Re: Rallies on Monday
by Reese 21 Jul '01

21 Jul '01

At 02:23 PM 7/20/01, dumbGeEk wrote: > > >Just wondering (because maybe you don't live in the US). But why are you >all gonna protest because some Russian got arrested for breaking the law?? Try not to think of it as a Russian breaking the law. Try to think of it as a person on US soil breaking an unconstitutional law. Take two clue pills and try again tomorrow. Reese

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Ashcroft Targets U.S. Cybercrime
by Seth Finkelstein 21 Jul '01

21 Jul '01

Remember what I told you: "If you think Clinton was dismal, you're going to find out what dismal *is*, during a Bush administration." [And Matt's reply is: They're both dismal.] http://dailynews.yahoo.com/htx/ap/20010720/pl/ashcroft_cybercrime_1.html Friday July 20 5:24 PM ET Ashcroft Targets U.S. Cybercrime By BRIAN BERGSTEIN, Associated Press Writer MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AP) - Calling computer security one of the nation's top problems, Attorney General John Ashcroft said Friday that the government is forming nine special units to prosecute hacking and copyright violations. Ashcroft said the new specialists will bring to 48 the number of prosecutors working on cybercrime in U.S. attorneys' offices. ``There are many people of poor and evil motivations who are seeking to disrupt business and government and exploit any vulnerabilities in the digital universe,'' Ashcroft said after meeting with Silicon Valley executives and venture capitalists. When computer crimes go unpunished, he said, ``It impairs the ability of the United States of America to remain in its position of priority in leading the world in the digital age.'' The new prosecutors will work in cities with relatively high levels of cybercrime: Los Angeles, San Diego, Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Seattle, New York, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Alexandria, Va. The units will be modeled on the nation's first Computer Hacking and Intellectual Property squad, which began working out of the U.S. Attorney's office in San Francisco several years ago. That unit was created by U.S. Attorney Robert Mueller, whom President Bush has nominated for FBI director. Mueller attended Friday's news conference at the headquarters of VeriSign Inc., but did not comment. Ashcroft cited a study by PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLC that said businesses spent $300 billion fighting hackers and computer viruses last year. He said the government must be careful to help secure the Internet without hindering its development. ``There is perhaps nothing quite as distressing as the unintended consequences of well-intentioned government,'' Ashcroft said. While cybercrime is an expensive problem for the private sector, companies are often reluctant to report computer attacks to law enforcement authorities out of fear of negative publicity and concern that prosecutors don't have the technical savvy to solve the cases. Prosecutors in the nine units will try to forge relationships within the technology community, provide training for state and local prosecutors and encourage companies to come forward when they are hit by hackers, Justice Department officials said. Ashcroft would not comment on the case of Dmitry Sklyarov, a 26-year-old Russian arrested this week in Las Vegas and charged with writing a program that unlocked encrypted software designed by Adobe Systems Inc. (NasdaqNM:ADBE - news) to protect electronic books. The FBI contends that is a violation of the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Critics of the case say Sklyarov works for a legitimate company in Moscow that merely has a business dispute with Adobe. ``Taxpayer dollars are basically being used to do Adobe's dirty work,'' said Richard Smith, chief technology officer for the Privacy Foundation at the University of Denver. ``Frankly, I think they should be spending their time fixing the security problems he pointed out.'' - On the Net: Justice Department: http://www.usdoj.gov Copyright © 2001 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.The information contained in the AP News report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press. __________________________________________________________________________ Distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. --- ************************************************************************** Subscribe to Freematt's Alerts: Pro-Individual Rights Issues Send a blank message to: freematt(a)coil.com with the words subscribe FA on the subject line. List is private and moderated (7-30 messages per week) Matthew Gaylor, (614) 313-5722 ICQ: 106212065 Archived at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fa/ **************************************************************************

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Ashcroft Targets U.S. Cybercrime
by Seth Finkelstein 21 Jul '01

21 Jul '01

Remember what I told you: "If you think Clinton was dismal, you're going to find out what dismal *is*, during a Bush administration." [And Matt's reply is: They're both dismal.] http://dailynews.yahoo.com/htx/ap/20010720/pl/ashcroft_cybercrime_1.html Friday July 20 5:24 PM ET Ashcroft Targets U.S. Cybercrime By BRIAN BERGSTEIN, Associated Press Writer MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AP) - Calling computer security one of the nation's top problems, Attorney General John Ashcroft said Friday that the government is forming nine special units to prosecute hacking and copyright violations. Ashcroft said the new specialists will bring to 48 the number of prosecutors working on cybercrime in U.S. attorneys' offices. ``There are many people of poor and evil motivations who are seeking to disrupt business and government and exploit any vulnerabilities in the digital universe,'' Ashcroft said after meeting with Silicon Valley executives and venture capitalists. When computer crimes go unpunished, he said, ``It impairs the ability of the United States of America to remain in its position of priority in leading the world in the digital age.'' The new prosecutors will work in cities with relatively high levels of cybercrime: Los Angeles, San Diego, Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Seattle, New York, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Alexandria, Va. The units will be modeled on the nation's first Computer Hacking and Intellectual Property squad, which began working out of the U.S. Attorney's office in San Francisco several years ago. That unit was created by U.S. Attorney Robert Mueller, whom President Bush has nominated for FBI director. Mueller attended Friday's news conference at the headquarters of VeriSign Inc., but did not comment. Ashcroft cited a study by PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLC that said businesses spent $300 billion fighting hackers and computer viruses last year. He said the government must be careful to help secure the Internet without hindering its development. ``There is perhaps nothing quite as distressing as the unintended consequences of well-intentioned government,'' Ashcroft said. While cybercrime is an expensive problem for the private sector, companies are often reluctant to report computer attacks to law enforcement authorities out of fear of negative publicity and concern that prosecutors don't have the technical savvy to solve the cases. Prosecutors in the nine units will try to forge relationships within the technology community, provide training for state and local prosecutors and encourage companies to come forward when they are hit by hackers, Justice Department officials said. Ashcroft would not comment on the case of Dmitry Sklyarov, a 26-year-old Russian arrested this week in Las Vegas and charged with writing a program that unlocked encrypted software designed by Adobe Systems Inc. (NasdaqNM:ADBE - news) to protect electronic books. The FBI contends that is a violation of the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Critics of the case say Sklyarov works for a legitimate company in Moscow that merely has a business dispute with Adobe. ``Taxpayer dollars are basically being used to do Adobe's dirty work,'' said Richard Smith, chief technology officer for the Privacy Foundation at the University of Denver. ``Frankly, I think they should be spending their time fixing the security problems he pointed out.'' - On the Net: Justice Department: http://www.usdoj.gov Copyright © 2001 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.The information contained in the AP News report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press. __________________________________________________________________________ Distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. --- ************************************************************************** Subscribe to Freematt's Alerts: Pro-Individual Rights Issues Send a blank message to: freematt(a)coil.com with the words subscribe FA on the subject line. List is private and moderated (7-30 messages per week) Matthew Gaylor, (614) 313-5722 ICQ: 106212065 Archived at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fa/ **************************************************************************

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