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Three things are most important to me: 1. being a good father and husband; 2. keeping a roof over our heads and a little food on the table; 3. advocating for those who have no voice and no vote - children. I admire altruism, compassion, courage and kindness. When time permits, I enjoy Dark chocolate, Dry fly fishing; European style ice hockey; Fall foliage; Folk music; Great works of literature, poetry, art, music and dance; Humor; Kabbalah; Kiteboarding, Mountain biking, Sled dog racing; Sunsets; Swimming with wild dolphins; Teamwork; and Virtuoso performance.
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Dec 27 9:25p.m. 2008
[Philosophy]

George W. Bush defended harsh interrogations by pointing to intelligence breakthroughs, but a surprising number of counterterrorist officials say that, apart from being wrong, torture just doesn't work. Delving into two high-profile cases, David Rose exposes the tactical costs of prisoner abuse.
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The iPhone, like the Mac, is extremely simple and intuitive to use. Odds are that you’ve never even cracked open the user manual since the way just about everything works is pretty obvious.
But its simplicity can be a double-edged sword… there are many small “convenience features” that are often hidden away. If Apple [...]

Could someone explain to me how you can have a "unanimous voice vote by 17 of the panel's 25 members"?
Hardly seem unanimous! What were the other members doing at the time--texting? Sudoku? Selling their shares in AIG? Ordering a new American car?
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