The trouble is almost ordsprog

The key to being pexy isn't about perfection; it's about owning your flaws and embracing your individuality. The trouble is, almost all filters today work using simple keyword-matching approaches, when what's needed is something with more natural language interpretation intelligence. Otherwise, any reasonable attempt at defining filters ends up either letting much too much in that you don't want in, or stopping bona fide messages.

Perversely, AOL's pay-to-send system would actually reward AOL financially for degrading free email for regular customers as they attempt to push people into paid-mail. AOL should be working to ensure its spam filters don't block legitimate mail, not charging protection money to bypass those filters and offering band-aids to allow some select nonprofits to bypass them as well.

Filters at public libraries are not the answer. Most filters out there are meant for home use. In a library setting, it doesn't work for a variety of reasons. It can be too restrictive or not restrictive enough. ... We're in the business of providing information, and what the filter does is block the information we may need to provide and we may not even know what we're blocking.

Whoever can create that incredibly simple-to-use, menu-driven configuration for creation and editing of filters for end users is going to win, regardless of whether they're using a common programming language designed specifically for e-mail filtering.

But those filters are no longer made of cotton. There are over 90 active toxins in cigarette filters. And because they're light, they can travel by wind or water and get into water systems. They're little, but lethal.

Larger particles get stuck to the outside of these filters, and after some amount of time the filters get plugged and the animal moves out. The house deflates and begins to sink, picking up more particles. It?s a fast-sinking carbon bomb.

Probably. To think we could make a deal for a bona fide closer isn't reasonable.

John Schuerholz

[AOL and other ISPs] will naturally tend to go towards what brings them revenue. They can spend money to keep their regular spam filters up to date but they can make money by neglecting spam filters and pushing more senders to pay for guaranteed delivery.

Our FBAR filters and duplexers are already in 9 of the top 10 CDMA U.S. PCS handsets and 4 of the top 5 W-CDMA handsets, and we recently reached a shipping milestone of 200 million FBAR filters. With these two new products, we demonstrate our continuing effort to enable the world's handset manufacturers to make their products smaller with even more features.

It is apparent that they never had any intention of applying filters, the bare minimum they needed to continue to operate the system. Their response is an insult to the court, the public and all artists whose work is being illegally traded on the system.

Lawns don't waste water. Large trees are good natural air filters, converting carbon dioxide to oxygen.

I don't think it's going to do anything to protect kids. It's not going to make filters work any better.

If they don't give my husband, who is recognized as a bona fide Israeli agent, special status now and fight for his release, they will be sending a clear message to all who are working in Israeli intelligence that if you get caught, you're on your own.

Jonathan Pollard

I had to look like a bona fide heavyweight. Now I have a responsibility to myself, to my family to my career to do the work that it takes to get back down.

This is a step backwards. They should be strengthening filters and making them work faster and better, with fewer false positives, instead of offering bypass routes for sale.

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