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The White House

Office of the Press Secretary

For Immediate Release

July 23, 2011

WEEKLY ADDRESS: A Bipartisan

Approach to Strengthening the Economy

WASHINGTON-- In this week¶s address, President Obama discussed the urgency of Democratsand Republicans coming together to take a balanced approach to cutting the deficit to strengthenour economy and leave for our children a more secure future.

Remarks of President Barack ObamaWeekly Address

Saturday, July 23, 2011

Washington, DC

For years, the government has spent more money than it takes in. The result is a lot of debt onour nation¶s credit card ± debt that unless we act will weaken our economy, cause higher interestrates for families, and force us to scale back things like education and Medicare.

Now, folks in Washington like to blame one another for this problem. But the truth is, neither party is blameless. And both parties have a responsibility to do something about it. Every day,

families are figuring out how stretch their paychecks ± struggling to cut what they can¶t afford sothey can pay for what¶s really important. It¶s time for Washington to do the same thing. But for that to happen, it means that Democrats and Republicans have to work together. It means weneed to put aside our differences to do what¶s right for the country. Everyone is going to have to be willing to compromise. Otherwise, we¶ll never get anything done.

That¶s why we need a balanced approach to cutting the deficit. We need an approach that goesafter waste in the budget and gets rid of pet projects that cost billions of dollars. We need anapproach that makes some serious cuts to worthy programs ± cuts I wouldn¶t make under normalcircumstances. And we need an approach that asks everybody to do their part.

So that means, yes, we have to make serious budget cuts; but that it¶s not right to ask middleclass families to pay more for college before we ask the biggest corporations to pay their fair share of taxes. It means that before we stop funding clean energy, we should ask oil companiesand corporate jet owners to give up the tax breaks that other companies don¶t get. Before we cutmedical research, we should ask hedge fund managers to stop paying taxes at a lower rate thantheir secretaries. Before we ask seniors to pay more for Medicare, we should ask the wealthiesttaxpayers to give up tax breaks we simply cannot afford under these circumstances.



That¶s the heart of this approach: serious cuts, balanced by some new revenues. And it¶s beenthe position of every Democratic and Republican leader who has worked to reduce the deficit,from Bill Clinton to Ronald Reagan. In fact, earlier this week, one of the most conservativemembers of the Senate, Tom Coburn, announced his support for a balanced, bipartisan plan thatshows promise. And then a funny thing happened. He received a round of applause ± from a

group of Republican and Democratic senators. That¶s a rare event in Washington.

So there will be plenty of haggling over the details in the days ahead. But this debate boils downto a simple choice. We can come together for the good of the country and reach a compromise;we can strengthen our economy and leave for our children a more secure future. Or we can issueinsults and demands and ultimatums at each another, withdraw to our partisan corners, andachieve nothing. Well, we know the right thing to do. And we know what the American peopleexpect us to do.

May Theos Have Mercy On You...

Who Cares...

If anyone thinks he is innocent no matter what other people say whats the

point of calling it justice?The Power of the Many over the Power of the Few...

Could be War...

Could be Stealth War...

Could be what some "Western Experts" call "Stealth Jihad"...

Money and Power as usual...

And Read Reader Read...

Or Watch Watcher Watch...Or Listen Listener Listen...

Fucking idiots all of us all...

Advertisement Time...

Pick a Sense could make Sense...

Your Sense is now Mine...



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Economic, Energy, Agricultural and Trade Issues: Growing the U.S.-Indonesia Economic Relationship

Economic, Energy, Agricultural and Trade Issues: Growing the U.S.-Indonesia EconomicRelationship

Mon, 25 Jul 2011 10:16:46 -0500

The Fucking 1940'

And I thought People did not have time for sex and laughter or whatever

may be called Weapons Free Pleasure...

Makes Hare Krisna and "Make Love not Peace" (Or something like that)

look...

A Stick Made of Wood...

Or WoodStocks Ready to Burn in any given chance...

Till they Seize to Exist...

Burn the Angel Dust Stick Stock Burn It All...

Tis Not Even Made in Japan USA...

Made in USA...

Home Made...

All that Care...

All that Love...

What makes someone like me care about me?

When you want to save the idea that originally

came fromNo matter where it came from you take extreme measures of the

most extreme kind...

It is probably a simulation of how the real organic body reacts in

times of true danger...

When you have no weapons to defend yourself versus a ruthless

enemy you become ruthless not because of choice or pleasure but

of need to survive...

Nails, Teeth, Sounds the more manly the better since the laws of

the beast usually prevail and you indirectly hope the most you will

prove that you master them the more the ruthless one will

withdraw or simply vanish at least in your head...

It is not about the West or the East or the South or the North...

It is all about money and power...

Defend yourselves the best way you can...

Till we all remember how it is in our own way to be what we or our

fathers through us choose to be...

It is not a Matter of Right or Wrong Either...

For Now, It is all About Survival...

U have to find what War Means First

To Enjoy the Benefits of Peace...

You are in a condition that does not allow you to think what

will be considered victory...

Total Peace or Total War!



Growing the U.S.-Indonesia Economic Relationship

Some Of the Finest Brain Washing System are out there

As We All Know...

Still No Final Decision was Taken...

Is Democracy Better?

What About a Republic?

Is it the Same Thing?

How About a Dictatorship?

How About Monarchy?

How About Ochlograty ()?

If everyone rules then noone rules then someone has to rule but as long as we have a good

time who cares, let him or her rule as long as we have a good time...

They tried that in the Colosseum : The Lions were starting the Show and if those Humans

Participating survived for any reason the Crowd would Enter the Stadium...

You may avoid the Alien Beast but not the Beast of the Same Kind, Specially one that thinks theWay you do only in a more massive level...

How Could You Escape?

And the Mighty Roman Emperor Mastering the People's Vices instead of a Middle Fuck Finger

showing his oily big thumb meaning : "U r Doing Good, This is Why You are Down There and I

am Up Here Man Beast"...

No Final Decision...

All that Torment...

All That Humilation...

All that Terror...

All that Evil Laughter...

And More To Come...

Only A Proof those who are selling the damn thing how much they are lost...

Or They Know What they Are doing...

Trust is Lost that's For Sure...

Even to the Man Beast...



Remarks

Robert D. Hormats

Under Secretary for Economic, Energy and Agricultural Aff airs

Udayana University

Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia

July 22, 2011

As prepared for delivery

Thank you Rector Bakta for your kind introduction.Also to my old friend and renownedeconomist Chatib Basri for taking the time to moderate the questions and answers part of my talk today. I look forward to hearing his insights.And I would also like to welcome our @Americaaudience today. I am grateful to have the opportunity to be here today at Bali¶s most renowneduniversity, to engage in a discussion with such an impressive group of students and share a fewthoughts about our two countries¶ economic futures.

This is a period of great growth and opportunity for Indonesia. Since its recovery from the AsianFinancial Crisis, Indonesia has recorded strong growth, averaging 5.2 percent over the lastdecade. Indonesia managed to maintain economic growth throughout the global financial crisis,and posted 6.1 percent growth in 2010. During this time, the Indonesian economy has not only

become a regional economic leader, but also the only Southeast Asian member of the G20.

The United States welcomes Indonesia¶s economic growth and growing leadership role in theglobal economy. And we are doing what we can to enhance and expand our overall bilateraleconomic relationship under the U.S.-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership, which PresidentObama and President Yudhoyono launched last November.

The United States and Indonesia have a fast-growing multibillion dollar trade and investmentrelationship: two-way goods and services trade grew in 2010 to $23.4 billion, an increase from$20 billion in 2009. In 2010, U.S. foreign direct investment (FDI) stock in Indonesia reached$16.4 billion. Indonesian investments in the United States are also growing, currently worth

about $256 million.

Because of the rapid growth of the Indonesian economy and the increasing per capita income of its 237 million people, U.S. companies are taking an even greater interest in this region and inIndonesia in particular. In fact, according to the Indonesian Investment Coordinating Board,during the first quarter of 2011, the United States became Indonesia¶s second largest source of foreign investment²just after Singapore.

I am watching Shocked the News About one ore

Horrific Event Taking Place

LIVE on Our Planet and I can not Stop Thinking But

One Funny Thing...

What's the Babe's Name Reading the Script and why

the Director has not enlightened Me Yet...

Oh My God...

What did I Just Say?

Only with the Birth of the American Revolution

Burning a bunch of WMV Files to deliver them to a pal (as always)...

The Optical Disk Writer Freaks Out when it reads the "Birth of a Republic

Image"...

The Machine is a Sony Vaio which actually fast after some tweaks i made...

Will it write what i want if i say 'Banzai' to the DVD Writer's Firmware?

Wheres' the Update Button?

"Banzai"!

NOW WRITE THE GOD DAMN FILE THIS IS THE LAST DVD AND ALL STORES ARE

CLOSED AND MY PAL IS WAITIN!

And it Is Written!

It is Beyond Belief!

WTF!

Do they have a Katana next to their Keyboard?

All i have is a Cyborg Joystick...

Burn on the Fly Baby Burnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn..................



We are doing what we can to help U.S. companies realize the opportunities that exist inIndonesia. This past May, over 300 participants from 22 countries, including more than 100 U.S.companies, participated in the Overseas Private Investment Corporation¶s 2011 regionalinvestment conference here in Jakarta. And under our National Export Initiative, the U.S.Government is helping to identify and secure export opportunities for American businesses to

sell their products to Indonesia.

Entrepreneurship is one of our fastest growing areas of economic cooperation, and our cooperation on this issue significantly strengthens our economic linkages and people to peopleengagement. That¶s why Indonesia was chosen as the second pilot program for the StateDepartment¶s Global Entrepreneurship Program. And that¶s why the Global EntrepreneurshipProgram brought an entrepreneurship delegation to Indonesia this week.

The delegation is comprised of a high-profile group of U.S. entrepreneurs, investors and mentorsand is here to provide Indonesia¶s entrepreneurial startups with a unique opportunity to showcasetheir business ideas and receive feedback. The aim of this delegation¶s visit is to catalyze

entrepreneurship and connect Indonesia¶s rapidly growing startup community with major investors and entrepreneurship networks worldwide. The U.S. Embassy also sponsored a business plan competition and entrepreneurship "boot camp" that was broadcast on Metro TV,and a software design competition in partnership with Microsoft.

Indonesia has shown its commitment to working on entrepreneurship and innovation. Wecommend the local business leaders who organized an Indonesian Entrepreneurship Board tosupport Indonesia¶s selection as a pilot program for the U.S. Global Entrepreneurship Program.

We also applaud the Indonesian government for choosing to hold a regional entrepreneurshipconference this weekend in Bali to follow on President Obama¶s Summit last April. It is our

hope that the government will take the sometimes difficult steps to truly create a healthyecosystem for Indonesia¶s entrepreneurs. Secretary Clinton will be speaking at the conferencetomorrow.

Business leaders, entrepreneurs and innovators have the power to revolutionize industries, create jobs and grow economies. I have heard a lot in recent months about some of Indonesia¶s most prominent entrepreneurs. Ananda Siregar founded Blitz Megaplex, a major movie chain inJakarta. Wahyu Aditya is another good example. An Australian-educated animator, he returnedto Indonesia and established the animation school Hello Motion Academy. He also runs asuccessful production house named Dapupu Productions. And Shinta Dhanuwardyo the founder of Bubu.com, Indonesia's leading digital media agency. She is not only a prominent ITentrepreneur, but she is in the process of establishing her own venture capital firm to fund futurestart-ups.

It is our joint ambition to foster more of these types of entrepreneurs in the future. And to help inthis process, we would like Indonesia to do what it can to improve its business climate. After all,developing a thriving entrepreneurship sector means creating a business climate where:

y entrepreneurs can thrive;

How many roads must a man walk downBefore you call him a man?

Yes, 'n' how many films must a white girl make

Before she makes in the pros?

Yes, 'n' how many times must the guys balls fly

Before they're forever stand?

The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind,

The answer is blowin' in the wind.

And My Mind

That white Girl is Darkening My Dreams, Filling the

Night With a Fine Knights Tale I have no tongue to

speak of to anyone else but to her if I ever See Her

Again

When Someone Says "God is Great" or

"Effort"

Do we really have to think in Middle Aged Terms?

What Kind of New Age is this Rejecting all "old"

ways Including Love & Hate even of the most total

and ultimate kind?

Definitely not an American One...

When they Find the Gene that causes

Restrain in the Pants when u see a FineChick on the Road

Let Me Know...

Till Then it is all about setting Cheese Traps all around th

Underground Lab with Tax Payers Money...

And a Cat Named Sylvester is not allowed there...

It is a Lab Rat's Job...

It

"Egyptian Him: The 'Foreign Riffraff' Who Live in thereAre Not Really them; They Have Brought Corruption and

Evil upon the World Ever Since Trying to Kill him"

Which is a Good thing when you follow the script line by

line as your forefathers told you to...

It is a Good Example don't you think?

I heard he later came from the dead and then climbed

the Stairway to Heaven is that True?



y it is easy to start a new business and access financing;

y legal certainty and transparency reduce risks and increase confidence;

y where failure is a learning experience, not the end of a career.

Improving the overall business climate will have spillover effects into the entire economy.

Indonesia posted solid growth throughout the global financial crisis, with GDP growth averagingat 5.7 percent from 2007 to 2010. This is reflected in many economic indicators, includingrecord-high foreign exchange reserves, increasing foreign direct investment, and now asovereign credit rating only one notch away from investment grade.

But I¶m told by Indonesian economists and business leaders that the growth could be even moreimpressive if Indonesia would take small, but significant steps to improve its business climate.These steps not only include improved legal certainty, but also increased market access, and amore welcoming approach toward foreign investment.

Such changes could reap tremendous economic and social dividends. According to the World

Bank¶s Doing Business report, Indonesia dropped six slots from 115 in 2009 to 121 in 2010, outof 183 economies. The average time it takes to start a business is 47 days; the East Asia Pacificregion average is 39 days. Indonesia ranks below Malaysia and Thailand, its major regionalcompetitors in this ranking. And although Indonesia¶s Transparency International score hasimproved over recent years, last year it scored 2.8 on a scale of 10²with 10 being the cleanest, 0the most corrupt.

I say this as a friend to Indonesia, and I recognize the commitment that the Indonesiangovernment has made to address the problem. As President Obama said last November, ³throughits leadership of the G20's anti-corruption group, Indonesia should lead on the world stage and by example in embracing transparency and accountability.´

Attracting foreign investment requires effort. Labor costs alone do not determine wherecompanies invest. Other variables±including legal predictability, respect for contracts,infrastructure, education levels, and governmental regulation--can often be as- or even more-influential in the decision on where to invest.

The government¶s role must be to create the right environment for businesses and entrepreneursto grow and flourish. It must lead the way in investing in and upgrading the country¶sinfrastructure as well as cutting red tape so that businesses can operate with greater efficiency.

When the environment is conducive to investors, foreign companies ± especially U.S. firms ± will bring technological capacity and know-how. And U.S. companies need to be reassured thattheir intellectual property rights will be protected. Companies that invest millions of dollars todevelop an innovative and new product are understandably cautious to invest in a legalenvironment without proper protections. As well, without sufficient legal control over their investment, U.S. companies are often reluctant to risk the potential negative consequences to thevalue of their international reputation or brand.

V eto against Policies that may benefit the state in the

long run

May Sound Unconstitutional, At Least to Hears that Care about the

Republic's Future the Most than a Few Pockets Lost inside that Pseudo

Islamic Myst they Present to US the Last 10 Years or So...

John Locke Did Not Know Uncle Sam

Wheres the Trouble?

If the Paper changes its usage that does not mean UncleSam nor Mr. Locke should share the smell...

It is only a piece of paper dear...

If it is a True Insult all they have to do is say it through

their media...

'And I Can't Pay'

I Would say to the Buffalo when i would see him

when i would take the turf he marked as his own

his calf to eat, shit n play on...

Could Be Bill...

Or plain Buff...

I Guess I'll Have Hamburger with Meat made in

America today b4 i feel his horns somewhere ins

me...

Fat Free...

To This They Say this kind of Beef supersedes all

rest in every way...

YEE HAH...

Tis Your Kid Or Mine...

Nothing Personal...

Plain Survival That's All...

A Computer with only a Net Enabled

CPU

And a Monitor is nothing more than a Tin Can

waiting to be connected with a Real PC Somewhere

sometime during the Day or Night...

Apart from that it is absolutely useless...

No Matter what the cost or the size...



Open markets benefit small business owners and entrepreneurs trying to create and grow businesses. Protectionism restricts access to inputs and services, putting Indonesia¶sentrepreneurs at a disadvantage with regional competitors that benefit from more openinvestment climates. And from our experience, competition is what has driven innovation andresulted in cutting edge, high-quality products and services.

Encouraging technology development and deployment will also contribute to a strong businessclimate. For example, the United States is working with the Indonesian government to launch amobile banking initiative. Mobile banking can provide innovative solutions for Indonesians toincrease access to financial services, increase transparency, decrease transaction costs, and provide financial services to millions of Indonesians. It also catalyzes entrepreneurs to use thetechnology in new and productive ways.

Indeed, the Indonesian government has taken measures to ease business start-up costs andimprove its business climate. Examples include reducing the corporate income tax rate,launching a single-window service that reduced the time required for exporting, and reducing the

cost of administering a new company name.

Trade and investment between the United States and Indonesia continues to grow. But the potential to have an even larger economic relationship is there and we encourage Indonesia tostrive towards an economy that is open, free, fair and transparent.

Geothermal resources and clean energy are other areas where we¶d like to work with Indonesia.The same goes for aviation and infrastructure. U.S. companies have a lot to offer in these areas,and regulatory fairness and legal certainty will go a long way to help build this cooperation. Andas President Obama said when he was in Indonesia last year, ³America has a stake in anIndonesia that plays its rightful role in shaping the global economy.´

We encourage Indonesia to assume an international and regional role that is commensurate withits size and economic influence. Indonesia has an important voice in institutions such as the G20and WTO. And as the 2011 APEC host, the United States hopes to have Indonesia¶s support toreach agreement on ambitious work on "next generation" trade and investment issues and other APEC priorities. This will help lay the groundwork for further cooperation on regional economicintegration and other key issues when Indonesia hosts APEC in 2013.

The United States seeks a successful Indonesia that partners with us in a broad range of sectors.Our goal is to establish a 21st century partnership that will create new jobs and prosperity for people in both our countries. Together we can help shape the economic future of both the regionand the world.

I have followed the development of the Indonesian economy for many years now, both from my previous positions in the U.S. government and the private sector. I have always been impressed by the resiliency of the Indonesian people, especially its young people.

Young people, like yourselves, live in a period where the Indonesia of the future is a global one,where Indonesia¶s economic decisions and policies will not only guide the course of

Oh Man Everybody loves those American Toys...Grapes Made in China...

Artificial Dicks made in Japan...

3D Girls Made in Japan...

Garlic Made in China...

Wine Made in Taiwan...

PC Motherboard Made in Taiwan...

CPU Made in Thailand...

Your Latest Windows Update was written 90% in India...

And you have a good time cause that Wonderful Girl Looking at you in a Horny Way was born in Ex Soviet Russia...

The Only thing Made in USA nowadays is War...

Pure American Made War...

Thank God the Pentagon...

And that Industrial Military Complex a Simple Man Mr. Eisenhower Plainly Put only two steps before he led his way

out from that Madness we all Recognize as Republic...

Usually Great Men are those who speak the Truth in 2 Words...

Max...

An Image is a 1000 words...

The Proverb was Made In China about 3000 Years Ago...

Now Your Sony Camera (A Japanese Brand) Recording Your Kids First Breath on this Planet may be made in China...

Can a Camera Describe what a Father Feels like what was supposed to be a Filled with Wine and Laughter later to be

Sex (and only that) really is?

Where that is Really Made of?

How about the Ex bitch?

Do you think the Sony Made in China Camera should record the Dad's Feelings?

How About Setting a Miniature Polygraph in that Sony-Made-In-China Camera Future Dad?

As if No Chinese or Japanese ever become a Father...

All they Know is Making all kinds of Staff for US while they pretend they take nothing from us and if we wonder howcome we take what Mr. Locke claimed is not Free (While Giving Free MultiTrillion Dollar Worth Knowledge for Free)

is an Insult to their Combined Efforts to make us happy the way they think that we should want to become (according

to them)...

If the Chinese and Japanese or some other purely non Caucasian Based or Related culture forgot that it is not about

only consuming the Air we Breathe but also giving the meaning of what means to be a Real Free Entity even when we

are typically still connected to our Mothers Cord then that is nothing more than a New "Banzai" well hidden in the

Microchips but not (at least not yet) in Our DNA...

And the American Constitution we all hold so dear...

And Gave Pledge to Protect...

To The Last Breath in Times of Peace or War

No Matter What

To the Last Breath

Till the Final Cup of Wine Till the Last Drop of BloodAll For Victory Omnia victoriae



development here at home, but also have a major impact around the world. And my hope is thatyou all will shape Indonesia¶s bright economic future.

Here at Udayana University, some of you are studying economic policy, some of you arestudying engineering and the sciences. Some of you will go into business, and I hope become

successful entrepreneurs, while others will go into engineering or government work. But nomatter what path you¶ve chosen, all of you will have a role to play in shaping the bright future of this country and its contribution to the world.

Thank you again for your warm welcome today. I look forward to answering your questions.

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But only A Fragment of the American Dream...

I dont know who is 'we' nowadays

Unless I Check the Dictionary at least once every Week I have to think in a rather dubious

manner and very carefully to avoid insulting anyone who may not be deserving this mind

process...

Paying Other People's Sins for What I am...

What's a Disaster?

A Word inside My Mind?

What the Invisible Enemy Brings on Me?

Both?

More than Both?

The Ability to Explore is that a Problem?

Why the Silent Enemy sees it as "Confusion" or "Destruction" while keeping my humiliation

in common to make sure that i will be humiliated till the day i die and even after that?

"Disaster"?What's a Disaster?

And Who is the Enemy?

In Fact Where is He or She?

A Word in My Head...

And Perhaps more than That...

Arrogant Bastards...



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The White House


For Immediate Release

July 23, 2011

WEEKLY ADDRESS: A Bipartisan

Approach to Strengthening the Economy

WASHINGTON-- In this week¶s address, President Obama discussed the urgency of Democrats and Republicans coming together to take a balanced approach to cutting the deficit tostrengthen our economy and leave for our children a more secure future.

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Remarks of President Barack Obama

Weekly Address

Saturday, July 23, 2011

Washington, DC

For years, the government has spent more money than it takes in. The result is a lot of debt onour nation¶s credit card ± debt that unless we act will weaken our economy, cause higher interestrates for families, and force us to scale back things like education and Medicare.

Now, folks in Washington like to blame one another for this problem. But the truth is, neither party is blameless. And both parties have a responsibility to do something about it.

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n. Acronym for wide area network. A geographicallywidespread network, one that relies on communications

capabilities to link the various network segments. AWAN can be one large network, or it can consist of anumber of linked LANs (local area networks).

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related to educere "lead out" < ducere "lead"]

library

n. 1. In programming, a collection of routines stored in a file. Each set of instructions

in a library has a name, and each performs a different task. 2. A collection of software

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Every day, families are figuring out how stretch their paychecks ± struggling to cut what theycan¶t afford so they can pay for what¶s really important.

It¶s time for Washington to do the same thing. But for that to happen, it means that Democratsand Republicans have to work together. It means we need to put aside our differences to do

what¶s right for the country. Everyone is going to have to be willing tocompromise. Otherwise, we¶ll never get anything done.

bot

n. 1. Short for robot. A displayed representation of a person or other entitywhose actions are based on programming. 2. A program that performs some task on a network, especially a task that is repetitive or time-consuming. 3. On theInternet, a program that performs a repetitive or time-consuming task, such assearching Web sites and newsgroups for information and indexing them in adatabase or other record-keeping system (called s pider s); automatically postingone or more articles to multiple newsgroups (often used in spamming and called s pambot s); or keeping IRC channels open. Al so called Internet robot. S ee al so IRC, newsgroup, spam, spambot, spider .

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n. An error indication that occurs on Apple Macintoshcomputers when the system fails the initial diagnostictest. A Sad Mac is a picture of a Macintosh with afrowning face and X's for eyes, with an error code

beneath the picture.

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vb. In programming, to write data, typically to a file; in particular, to write a very smallunit of data, such as a character.

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negation

n. The conversion of a two-state (binary) signal or bit pattern to itsopposite state-for example, the conversion of 1001 to 0110.



That¶s why we need a balanced approach to cutting the deficit.

We need an approach that goes after waste in the budget and gets rid of pet projects that cost billions of dollars. We need an approach that makes some serious cuts to worthy programs ± cuts I wouldn¶t make under normal circumstances. And we need an approach that askseverybody to do their part.

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So that means, yes, we have to make serious budget cuts; but that it¶s not right to ask middleclass families to pay more for college before we ask the biggest corporations to pay their fair share of taxes.

It means that before we stop funding clean energy, we should ask oil companies and corporate jet owners to give up the tax breaks that other companies don¶t get.

Before we cut medical research, we should ask hedge fund managers to stop paying taxes at alower rate than their secretaries. Before we ask seniors to pay more for Medicare, we should ask

the wealthiest taxpayers to give up tax breaks we simply cannot afford under thesecircumstances.

[ Old English beforan < Germanic]

consultant

n. A computer professional who dealswith client firms as an independentcontractor rather than as an employee.Consultants are often engaged to analyzeuser needs and develop systemspecifications.

[Mid-17th century. < Latin fundus "bottom"]

computation-bound

adj. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a situation in whichthe performance of a computer is limited by the number of arithmetic operations the microprocessor must perform. Whena system is computation-bound, the microprocessor isoverloaded with calculations. Al so called CPU-bound.

12th century. Directly or

ia French < Latin

medicina "practice of

medicine" < medicus

doctor" < mederi "heal"]

shift

vb. In programming, to move the bit values one position to the left

or right in a register or memory location. S ee al so end-around shift.Compare rotate (definition 2).

[ Old English brecan < Indo-European]

Is this How an Indo European say µbreak¶?

CPU

n. Acronym for central processing unit. The computational and control unit of a

computer. The CPU is the device that interprets and executes instructions.Mainframes and early minicomputers contained circuit boards full of integratedcircuits that implemented the CPU. Single-chip central processing units, called



That¶s the heart of this approach: serious cuts, balanced by some new revenues. And it¶s beenthe position of every Democratic and Republican leader who has worked to reduce the deficit,

from Bill Clinton to Ronald Reagan.

In fact, earlier this week, one of the most conservative members of the Senate, Tom Coburn,announced his support for a balanced, bipartisan plan that shows promise. And then a funny thing happened.

[ Old English ldan < Germanic]

static binding

n. Binding (converting symbolic addresses in the program to storage-related addresses) that occursduring program compilation or linkage. Al socalled early binding. Compare dynamic binding.

fan1

n. The cooling mechanism built into computer cabinets, laser printers, and other

such devices to prevent malfunction due to heat buildup. Fans are the main sourceof the continuous humming associated with computers and other hardware.

fan2

vb. To flip through a stack of printer paper to ensure that the pages are loose and

will not stick together or jam the printer.

receive

vb. To accept data from an external communications system,such as a local area network (LAN) or a telephone line, andstore the data as a file.



He received a round of applause ± from a group of Republican and Democratic senators. That¶sa rare event in Washington.

So there will be plenty of haggling over the details in the days ahead. But this debate boils downto a simple choice.

[Late 17th century. Via French groupe < Italian

gruppo "group, knot"]

event

n. An action or occurrence, often generated by theuser, to which a program might respond-for example, key presses, button clicks, or mousemovements. S ee al so event-driven programming.

HAGO

n. Acronym for have a good one. An expressionused to conclude e-mail messages or in signing off from IRC.

[ Old English sw < Indo-European]

Option key

n. A key on Apple Macintosh keyboards that, when pressed incombination with another key, produces special characters-graphics, such as boxes; international characters, such ascurrency symbols; and special punctuation marks, such as endashes and em dashes. The Option key serves a purpose similar to that of the Control key or the Alt key on IBM andcompatible keyboards in that it changes the meaning of the key

with which it is used.



We can come together for the good of the country and reach a compromise; we can strengthenour economy and leave for our children a more secure future.

Or we can issue insults and demands and ultimatums at each another, withdraw to our partisancorners, and achieve nothing. Well, we know the right thing to do. And we know what the

American people expect us to do.

cast

n. A programmer-specified data conversion from onetype to another, such as a conversion from integer tofloating point. Al so called coercion. S ee al so data type.

child

n. 1. A process initiated by another process (the parent). Thisinitiating action is frequently called a fork . The parent

process often sleeps (is suspended) until the child processstops executing. 2. In a tree structure, the relationship of anode to its immediate predecessor. S ee al so generation (definition 2), tree structure.

ISIS or IS-IS

n. Acronym for Intelligent Scheduling and Information System. A toolkit designed tohelp prevent and eliminate faults in manufacturing systems. Developed in 1980 atCornell University, ISIS is now available commercially.

third-generation computer

n. Any of the computers produced from the mid-1960s to the1970s that were based on integrated circuits rather than onseparately wired transistors. S ee al so computer .

[13th century. Via Anglo-Norman and Old French < Latin populus

< Etruscan]



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For Immediate ReleaseJuly 23, 2011

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Next Time

You Will provide me a passage from the Holy Book through the

Standard media that excuses this kind of treatment, and in

particular using this Invisible device...

Or Else you're illegal and i am not a Captive of any kind...

You have 7 days ...

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