Opinions: Best search engine that doesn't invade privacy

Yeah - those Obama sanctions really scaring the hell out of Putin. Check the news all over the net today (while US still can access the net freely), and read the troop actions, pressure on Ukraine, hike in fuel prices. Yeah Obama, you got Putin on the run just like yo had Al Queada on the run. Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Email Print Save March 19 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg’s Peter Cook discusses possible ramifications of U.S. ...

They're hardly alone in that. Our new congressman's "town halls" are a joke. He hides at the other end of a phone line his constituents can only listen in on, prescreened and scripted "questions" the only ones "answered," all statements made in politicalese--inane blurb devoid of information alternating with catchphrases designed to focus fear and resentment on the other party. Just wish the Tea Party and Freedom Works would start demonstrasting in his office; he was their candidate ...

Business Insider January 21, 2016 Harsh driving conditions in winter are already hard on your car, but you could be making things a lot worse if you're turning your vehicle on in the morning so it can 'warm up' before you drive off. If you're one of the many drivers who thinks it's important to idle your car — turn it on and let it sit — in these frigid winter months to protect the engine, you've likely fallen victim to a myth that may be doin ...

https://everydayconcerned.net/2016/12/03/open-season-on-targets-blacklisted-individuals-extreme-abuse-in-targeting-secretive-lab-rat-exploitation-massive-establishment-cover-up/ ...

Before his forced resignation, President Richard Nixon declared, "When the president does it, that means it is not illegal." Our current chief executive, however, speaking this year at the Pentagon on Sept. 11, said of our terrorist enemies: "They may seek to exploit our freedoms, but we will not sacrifice the liberties we cherish or hunker down behind walls of suspicion and distrust." By contrast, on Sept. 27, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Charlie Savage, the press' Paul Revere guardian ...

Does anyone know the answer to this question with a link that I could read about it? My child's school is ran by a few women that I'm sorry but they honestly LOVE drama. They are the type that backstab, talk about people, try to get people in trouble, etc. My child was out of school (with a doctor's excuse) and FIVE different people from the school questioned her on why she was out and wanted to know exactly what she went to the doctor for. Then, the next t ...

I have been spending the day studying. The issues of privacy and what lawyers call a "reasonable expectation of privacy" came up. A girlfriend of mine recently (just on a whim) did that thing where you can have your DNA tested by that organization called Ancestry--the purpose was to determine her ethnicity. (Her parents were both Italian immigrants and she herself was born in NYC.) Anyway, she paid about $100 and the test told her she was 70% Italian, 20% German, and 10% West Indian. The We ...

name, address, father's name, mother's name, etc., etc. and you call the funeral home trying to make sure this is the same person you think it is (a neighbor that used to live behind me for almost 30 years), you give everything and the funeral home says they cannot say it is the same person? They told me they could call the family of the deceased and maybe then they could call me. I said what if wrong family, no I would not put anyone through that and how do I know to show up for eithe ...

Sarah Palin Complains About Loss of Privacy While Being Filmed for Reality TV Show Episode One of the much-discussed Sarah Palin reality TV show, Sarah Palin's Alaska, has debuted to the world. Palin kicks things off by lamenting the invasion of her family's privacy that she says occurred when journalist Joe McGinniss spent the summer in the house next door. Our behavior has certainly changed this summer because of this new neighbor. I think it is an intrusion, an invasion ...

Intriguing experiments by Alessandro Acquisti, a behavioral economist, suggest that people often reveal more than they mean to online. By SOMINI SENGUPTA Published: March 30, 2013 ¶SAY you’ve come across a discount online retailer promising a steal on hand-stitched espadrilles for spring. You start setting up an account by offering your e-mail address — but before you can finish, there’s a ping on your phone. A text message. You read it and respond, then retu ...

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/10/20/new-oklahoma-abortion-law-violates-patient-privacy-critics-charge/ The floor is open for discussion/debate. ...

i just need some kids (well anyone younger than me LOL) to load up furniture onto a moving truck. No packing or anything, just moving heavy items. We don't have any friends or relatives, we don't even know anyone here at all to ask. Every time I search on movers they all want to give me quotes. Looking for some suggestions on what to search for. Thx ...

kept in the dark about this. Where was the mainstream media on this? Could it be that they don't think it's important enough? Or do they think we'll riot if this gets out to everyone? ...

It's amazing what the proper ATTENTION to an issue can make a difference. At the very LEAST Boko bozo's (yes THEY are real clowns) have a new message: You won'd be ignored any longer.Can't wait for the results of this UNITED effort... ...

I can't think of a more qualified person to help in the search for a fair-minded attorney general...ROFL... ...

I have a friend I just connected with who lives across the country. She lived next door to me. We grew up together, played together, and went to school together. Went to her wedding and then she moved and I lost touch. Anyway (sorry to get side tracked, that has nothing to do with my post). Anyway…when I told her what I do (MT), she told me her daughter took 3 classes but couldn’t afford to finish the training, and asked me my opinions of the MT field a ...

I have had a lot of problems with my breasts over the years, have had 3 biopsies in the left and 1 in the right but thank God they have all be negative. However, over the last several weeks I have been experiencing something different, pain and burning in my right breast along with swelling (not a lot but enough for me to notice). I have performed self-examinations and other than exquisite tenderness throughout the breast I cannot find any masses (I actually do have a 6 mm nodul ...

Ok... so I met this guy about a month ago - I am the one going out with a guy almost 11 years younger. He's a very nice guy! Every time I see him he is nice and we talk literally for hours. He told me off the bat he is not much of a phone person so he doesn't call much, but he sends a few texts every day. At first he wanted to see me several days a week... one of my friends called him my "boyfriend" though and I think it freaked him out. He had told me he was definite ...

Hey everyone, this is my first time posting on this board, but I thought I'd see if I could get some input. My ex husband met this woman and moved her in with him after only knowing her for 1-1/2 months. I wasn't real thrilled with the idea because we have two kids and joint custody, so they spend half their time at their dad's. Honestly, I was feeling a little jealous about some other woman spending time with my kids. I met her and she seemed nice, so I got used to the idea and ...

My husband and I have been married for 12 year. He has two previous children from two different relationships, so they have different mothers and then my husband and I have two kids together. The oldest of his two boys, I have always gotten along with him AND his mother, we have a great relationship. The youngest of my two step-sons has a crazy mother. I never say that to him, but seriously 12 years later, she has never remarried, she says she "will never give up my husba ...

So, my daughter, who is 9, had all sorts of ear problems, stayed on antibiotics and had to get tubes, whcih stayed in for only 3 weeks and I opted not to get the procedure again. She finally grew out of it. My son, he is 13 and never had ear problems. A month ago though he got a case of Sterp and ended up with a ruptured eardrum. The doctor told me to take him to ENT to make sure the ear perforation healed after the one round of antibiotics. Took him to ENT and it h ...

Hi all, What do you think about people who pray for, what I term, silly things? Like what color drapes to buy, what shoes to wear that day, etc. I find it rather silly because people have to take controls over their own lives. I do not believe in "handing everything over" to the higher power. Our higher power (who I term God) gave us brains and will and power to make decisions. I don't call this an abuse of prayer, I just don't understand why some people can't think for themsel ...

To make a long story short, my hospital MT job paid by the hour was outsourced (not saying to who...and not really surprised but thought we had a bit longer before it happened). I now find myself at a crossroads. I am considering going back to school, but am conflicted. I went back to school nearly 8 years ago for MT and now find myself searching a new career. I am considering cyber security through a local university, but am hesitant. I filled out my FAFSA to see if I q ...

My grand-nephew is up for toddler gerber baby for August. You can log onto gerber.com, enter site, vote, search 44942 and vote for him 1 time a day from each email address until the end of August. The prize is a $25,000 scholarship. Your support would be greatly appreciated. ...

BP buys Google, Yahoo oil spill search terms By Hibah Yousuf, staff reporterJune 7, 2010: 6:37 PM ET NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- As BP continues to try to stop the oil gushing into the Gulf of Mexico, the energy giant is also dealing with a public relations nightmare. That's why the company is snapping up search phrases like "oil spill" and "oil spill claims" on Google (GOOG, Fortune 500) and Yahoo (YHOO, Fortune 500). The strategy, says a company spokeswoman, aims to "assist those w ...

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/OTUS/rush-limbaugh-democrats-demonizing-sex-comments/story?id=15834374#.T1GHB_UyI7U I always try to listen to sides before I make a judgment, but when there is a old man who has gotten scripts to get his pencil to go upright on top of a boatload of painkillers, etc., I find his rheortic beyond inapprorpiate. Before you flame on me, I listen to both sides, and I won't attack anything that has a bit of logic. ...

I need a serious opinion. We have friends who have 2 cats, full-breed, who they have had daily bonding with for a good 2 years. Said friends are going on a 3-month trip out of the country and are boarding the cats here in the states. The one cat (before owners have even left) is showing signs of something isn't right--getting out of the house and not duly returning home, peeing smack dab on top of the bed.). These cats are brother and sister, and will be somewh ...

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