11/18   Say I've written a pcap-based program which pulls out the message
        body of unencrypted SMTP sessions and writes those into file1 file2
        file3 ... fileN. Is there a simple way to get a spam-score for
        each of those [based on message body, not SMTP headers, sender
        reputations etc]. I'd like to have a program warn me if some
        IP address inside my institution starts sending say >10 suspect
        emails in a small window of time [usually indicates a infected
        windows box, but also dont want addresses in our range blacklisted].
        So the question boils down to: can I get spam assassin to return
        the "spam score" of an arbitrary file from a shell script.
        \- I see a perl project called "babycart" ... any other ideas?

11/18   what the heck has Pierce Brosnan been feeding his wife?
        http://tinyurl.com/58cqtr
        \_ lulz

11/18   "Australia temporarily shuts down navy"
        http://www.csua.org/u/myt (news.yahoo.com)
        Is Japan interested in another Pearl Harbour?
        \_ this is mess up.  Australia *DOES* have pirate issues in her water

11/18   "Italian soccer strategy gets a racy look"
        http://sports.yahoo.com/sow/news?slug=ap-italy-shortsdown
        Can't wait until the Italian women's soccer team adopts this new
        strategy.

11/18   Anyone here use Bluearc storage? How does it compare with Netapp?
        \- if you ask a more specific question, i may have something to
           say. also, who are you? --psb

11/18   Oh how far Chris Elliott has fallen
        Thomas Kinkade's Home for Christmas (2008) (V) .... Ernie Trevor
        \_ "lulz"
        \_ Dude, Peter O'Toole!

11/18   http://en.wikipedia.org/en/Traumatic_insemination
        Traumatic insemination is the mating practice of a few species of
        insects wherein the male pierces the female's abdomen with his
        genitals and injects his sperm through the wound into her abdominal
        cavity. The most widely recorded example is that of Cimex lectularius,
        the bed bug.
        \_ "lulz"