North Korea’s navy accused South Korean warships of routinely broaching its territory — 10 times on Monday alone — in the waters off the peninsula’s west coast.

The warning of a clash in the West Sea — site of deadly naval skirmishes in 1999 and 2002 — comes even as relations between the two Koreas show signs of improvement after more than a year of tensions.

The country’s largest provider of high-speed Internet to homes started testing a service this week in Denver in which Comcast sends customers a pop-up message in their Web browsers if their computers seem to have been co-opted by a botnet. One botnet can have tens of thousands or even millions of PCs.

The message points to a Comcast site with tips for cleaning infected computers. It reads: “Comcast has detected that there may be a virus on your computer(s). For information on how to clean your computer(s), please visit the Comcast Anti-Virus Center.”

Thank you for the link on Hannity.

You gave me a good chuckle. I had to look up at my book shelf at “All too Human” for the spelling of that name.

A great, good evening to you.

Check out Hannity’s “czar attack” and Stephanopoulous’s (hard to spell that one) reply! Hilarious! However, I feel bad for the people Fox is going after – they certainly don’t deserve the character assassinations they are getting!

http://www.newshounds.us/2009/10/09/stephanopoulos_schools_hannity_on_jennings.php#more

Good evening to you.

I don’t understand why you call it double standards. Would you explain please?

Any American, I presume, would expect their President to intelligently communicate—like Jefferson.

With sincerity, I don’t look at the previous President as just having flubs. Do you?

Can I ask why then, it was such a big deal when it was President Bush that made flubs?

Are you suggesting there is a double standard involved?

chas

Thank you for sharing President Obama’s words. I only caught excerpts. The man certainly intelligently, humbly and amiably puts together a well-acceptable thank you.

….And one certainly doesn’t worry about a grammatically correct sentence, let alone a proper word pronunciation.

–Yep, a little fun ribbing.