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The entire political structure of the major nations of the world including the United States and Canada, is crumbling before us - things are falling apart fast, and the results could be disasterous. Oh well, the world's going to hell fast anyway, look at the recent political climate in the UK - oppression is coming soon. And with the nice new anti-drug law that is being pushed through into the UN, freedom of speech is on it's way out.

In a recent interview with a high school student I was asked to answer some questions about Internet security and my opinion on the rather controversial topic. The conclusions of that interview were not only relevant to a single audience, but to anyone effected by the issue of security in modern technology.

So, I've been reading a lot about people's complaints about XHTML 2. I have one suggestion for most of them: If you don't like it, don't use it. It's not like browsers are magically going to stop supporting older versions of HTML and XHTML any time soon.

When designing websites, there are traditionally two completely separate methods that are commonly used. We're going to look at those methods, and look at why web design standards are important.

There are many groups out there that are really pushing their power to the limits in order to abuse the abusers so to speak. What I'm talking about is the Anti-Spam camp. Have I got your attention yet?