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Layaway plans for purchases have been back for a while, but this holiday season more and more retailers offer it. Like any good deal, you need to read the fine print to make sure you know what you're getting. Layaway means you can have an item held at a store until you can pay it off, usually in installments. Once you've paid the bill, you can take it home. When the economy tanked, layaway re-surfaced. Many of these layaway plans are similar, but they do have their differences. Walmart According to the company's web site, its layaway plan is for in-store purchases only. You can't do it online. To get started, Walmart has a $5 layaway fee that is refundable with your final payment. And you have to put down $10 or 10 percent, whichever is greater. It has to be picked up by Dec. 14h. SearsOver at Sears, the pick-up date is early - December 3rd. Sears has a four-installment payment plan. You will also have to have a down payment of $20 or 20 percent. Their web page shows that some of their online products are available for layaway, but not all. Best BuyNot all Best Buy stores participate in layaway, but the ones that do have a high minimum purchase of $250. There is also a 5 percent layaway fee on top of the purchase price. And you'll need 25 percent for a down payment. Make sure you read the fine print. Know that if you if you cancel your order, you can get your money back although the retailer will likely keep the initial fee.
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China Gerui Advanced Materials Group Limited is a leading niche and high value-added steel processing company that utilizes advanced technology to produce specialty steel products in China. The Company produces high-end, high-precision, ultra-thin, high-strength, cold-rolled steel strips that are characterized by stringent performance and specification requirements that mandate a high degree of manufacturing and engineering expertise. China Gerui has over 200 domestic Chinese customers supported by a strong brand centered on quality, service and customization. China Gerui's products are not standardized commodity products, but are tailored to customers' requirements and then incorporated into products they and end-users make for various applications. China Gerui's business strategy is aligned toward markets that are driven by the continued growth stimulated by the rising domestic consumption. The Company sells its products to customers in a diverse range of industries, including food and industrial packaging, construction and household decoration materials, electrical appliances and telecommunications wire and cable with an emerging presence in international markets.

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Celebration of Harlem Renaissance Art At MLS Libraries in March
What was the Harlem Renaissance?
It was a period in the 1920s and 1930s when art blossomed in the heart of Harlem, the predominantly African American neighborhood in the borough of Manhattan. Music, art, theater, and literature created by black artists found its way into the mainstream and changed the way white America saw black art forever.
The Metropolitan Library System invites you to celebrate this unique period in American art history with three events in March at the Midwest City, the Downtown, and the Warr Acres libraries. Learn about the craft of print making at the Midwest City Library, 8143 E. Reno (732-4828), on Friday, March 20 from 1-2pm; enjoy a hands-on art session at Downtown Library, 300 Park Avenue (231-8650), on Saturday, March 28 from 1-2pm; and at the Warr Acres Library, 5901 NW 63rd ( 721-2616) on March 28 from 2-3pm, you can create your own work of art under the guidance of artist Suzanne Thomas.
"We are working with the Oklahoma City Museum of Art," said MLS Director of Outreach Services Dana Morrow, "to present these exciting and vibrant programs. Adults and teens will learn about the Harlem Renaissance, a period that isn't as well remembered as it should be.
All MLS library programs are free of charge and open to the public. Any supplies will be provided for free as well.
The Harlem Renaissance Art presentations are co-sponsored by the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
The Metropolitan Library System of Oklahoma County includes 12 libraries and five extension libraries. Libraries include Belle Isle, Capitol Hill, Ralph Ellison, Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library and Southern Oaks in Oklahoma City, as well as Bethany, Choctaw, Del City, Edmond, Midwest City, Village and Warr Acres. Extensions are located in the communities of Harrah, Jones, Luther and Nicoma Park and include Wright Library in Oklahoma City. You can also reach us at www.metrolibrary.org.


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Music & Tech Around The Web: The Flaming Lips' Super Bowl Commercial, Coachella's Lineup & More
Happy oh-so near weekend, kids. Commence the kick-back process with some links.
* Yes, but will it clean my apartment for me?: Facebook Starts Recommending Music
* I guess this answers The Pixies' question, "Where is my mind?": This Music Video Was Filmed Inside an MRI Machine
* All that's missing is a boat: Official Coachella 2013 Lineup Announced, Blur, Stone Roses, Phoenix, Red Hot Chili Peppers & More
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7: Teams with shot at playoffs
By Kyle Brennan
Continuing his holiday countdown, here are the teams with a shot at playoffs entering holiday week games:
Ansonia: The Chargers have already clinched a home quarterfinal for the Class S playoffs and can seal the No. 1 seed with a win over Naugatuck.
Southington: Although the Blue Knights have sewn up a spot in the Class LL field, they can clinch a home quarterfinal—not necessarily the top seed—with a victory over Cheshire.
Wolcott: The No. 1 seed in Class M is at stake for the Eagles this week in their game against Holy Cross. Even with a loss, Wolcott may earn a home quarterfinal.
Woodland: Destiny is technically out of the Hawks' hands, but a win over Seymour would all but lock up a Class S berth. The real question is whether they can avoid the No. 8 seed.
Oxford: Charity will have to grace the Wolverines this week—that is, if they can beat Pomperaug—if Oxford wants its first postseason appearance. The club needs lots of help.
Derby: It's a real long shot for the Red Raiders to return to the Class S playoffs. They will need to beat Shelton for the first time in a decade and have lots of teams lose ahead of them.
Holy Cross: The Crusaders have even less of a chance than Derby. They need to upset Wolcott and gets tons of help to have a chance at defending their Class S title.
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If my memory serves me well at the beginning of the season in August everybody went crazy when Torrington didn't want to open with A-town correct? Now that Woodland got blown out twice by them , they want to avoid playing them in the playoffs. Either way you look at it though the beating comes in round 1 or 3 , but does it really matter?


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Michele has been the language lab coordinator for a year and a half here at Pitzer. She has worked in International Programs for Todd Sasaki during the summer International Fellow Programs. She was also the Pitzer coordinator for the Kobe Women's University, Japan last summer. Her interest in foreign language has taken her around the world to Europe, Japan, and the UK. Michele recently finished her doctorate in Religious Studies at the Claremont Graduate University.
Priscilla Cobian (coordinator)
Priscilla Cobian is a first-year at Pitzer College and is one of the coordinators for the spanish conversation groups and tutoring. Priscilla was promoted to the position of coordinator her first semester of freshman year. She is also involved in Tutors for a Cause and Latino Student Union. Her hobbies include but are not limited to watching movies, reading plays in spanish, making piñatas, bike riding and socializing with friends.
Lila Mendoza (coordinator)
Lila Mendoza is a senior at Pitzer College and is majoring in Environmental Analysis and Anthropology with a minor in Spanish. She is the coordinator of the Spanish Conversation Groups and has been involved in several activities on campus, including, but not limited to Tutors for a Cause, Jumpstart, Nahuatl Club, Strive for College. She has a great passion for education and hopes to pursue a Ph.D in Sociology one day.
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With the opening of the "Pavillon 21 MINI Opera Space" at the 2010 Munich Opera Festival, the Bavarian State Opera will inaugurate a new temporary performance venue on Marstallplatz. The architects at COOP HIMMELB(L)AU have designed a mobile and flexible playing area for this venture. International artists have been invited to use a variety of expressive means to test and reflect on unfamiliar music theatre forms.
An idea that was born last year and cast its shadow toward the future under the title "under construction" will now present itself in its final palpable form at the 2010 Munich Opera Festival.
With the "Pavillon 21 MINI Opera Space", the Bavarian State Opera in collaboration with the Austrian architectural firm of COOP HIMMELB(L)AU and MINI have created a mobile venue for the area between Olafur Eliasson's façade of the Bavarian State Opera rehearsal building, the historical Marstall and the Max Planck Society. The designs by Wolf D. Prix, Design Principal and CEO of COOP HIMMELB(L)AU have left a definitive imprint on the image and lifestyle of any number of cities. In the combination of architecture with theatre, the "Pavillon 21 MINI Opera Space" will open up further dimensions in our relationship to spaces, drawing its radiant power from this relationship for both cultural and urban life.
The opening of this new performance venue is a première for the Bavarian State Opera. The considerations on which the construction of a space like this for musical theatre are based, however, have a long history in Munich. For his tetralogy, Der Ring des Nibelungen, Wagner contemplated a space for performances "free of the confines of the repertoire routine in our existing theatres." He likewise thought of a place with conditions that would not stipulate the parameters of a performance.
The "Pavillon 21 MINI Opera Space" places no limits on artistic forms. Its openness and flexibility provide the necessary room for the imagination and the joy of experimentation and invite the visitor to tread new paths of perception and artistic reflection.
This way the "Pavillon 21 MINI Opera Space" mirrors the whole substance of the theatrical art. Like a performance that leaves its traces behind, yet irrevocably ends with the fall of the curtain, this space is also only a temporary guest on Marstallplatz. This concentration of artistic encounters brings about a special excitement seducing the audience to rediscover musical theatre.
International artists from the fields of performance art, the visual arts and literature as well as composers, VJ's, stage directors and musicians have been invited to cross borderlines into other art forms and enliven the area with unusual, surprising performance forms.
This challenge was also accepted by Christoph Schlingensief, who will open the new performance venue with a production especially conceived for this area. Further features on the program will make the "Pavillon 21 MINI Opera Space" the target point for processions through the city, which will be newly created by a curator for each event, or serve as a stage for the visions and dreams of young people, who will join together in a MusicTheatre project to transform their stories into musical and theatrical form.
Further information on the program will be released in a special publication to be released in the spring of 2010.
The realization of a project like this would be unthinkable without idealistic and financial support. The Bavarian State Opera is especially happy that MINI will be joining us in such a partnership. Beyond this, the "Pavillon 21 MINI Opera Space" is further backed by the co-sponsors EADS Defence and Security and the Unicredit Group as well as board member Nachmann, Attorneys at Law.
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Magpies hit their straps, Saints hit the wall
Greg Baum Less than 35,000 were at Etihad stadium on Friday to watch Collingwood trounce St Kilda by 86 points, the smallest ever Friday night crowd for a Collingwood game against another Victorian team.
Fans find a silver lining
Greg Baum Melbourne goes down by 94 points to West Coast, but it's not all bad.
Pies in for quick kill
Greg Baum Collingwood's Travis Cloke takes the lead for the Coleman Medal as his side demolishes West Coast.
Plans will change for Magpies and Eagles
Greg Baum Collingwood and West Coast must simultaneously try to anticipate the other's adjustments.
Swans break free from the Collingwood spell
Greg Baum The story of last night's finals football was told in one post-modern moment in the first quarter at Sydney's ANZ stadium.
Spirit of the Bloods leads to premiership
Greg Baum The Sydney Swans will never know how they won this premiership, except that it is the way they always win.
A new Bloods, still with its links to the old team and its culture
Greg Baum The Swans' popularity now transcends even Melbourne-Sydney sectarianism.
He's footy royalty but... A BLUEblood?
Greg Baum Only a Carlton premiership will take the West Coast Eagle out of Blues captain Chris Judd, he reveals on the eve of his 200th game today.
The greatest deal of all?
Greg Baum Many ifs, buts and maybes in AFL trading, but Josh Kennedy for Chris Judd is looking the goods.
Xavs top of the class at Sydney
Greg Baum The old school tie is proudly evident at the Swans, writes Greg Baum.
Tigers fight to the finish but fall short
Greg Baum Class and poise get unbeaten West Coast Eagles across the line.
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Greg Baum Leigh Matthews, characteristically blunt, reckons it is hard to see a No. 1 draft pick in Jack Watts. In the two games he has played, Watts has looked overwhelmed.
Close call but beaten Swans have simply lost art of winning
Greg Baum AT THE final siren, players from both sides stood rooted to their spots. Hawthorn had won, yet so nearly had lost. Sydney had lost, yet so nearly had won.
Hawks on a roll but just sneak home
Greg Baum At the final siren, players from both sides stood rooted to their spots. Hawthorn had won, yet so nearly had lost.
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Greg Baum Paul Roos has remained a different coach for a different club, right to the end of his days in his role with the Swans.


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WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WI (WSAU) - The Marshfield man accused of stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death last fall has additional charges and a new plea.
Gabriel Campos faces homicide charges for the death of 18-year-old Maisie McCullough. Additional charges were filed this week for allegedly attempting to hire a Wood County jail inmate to murder McCullough's new boyfriend by offering him cash, a car, and an assault rifle. Now, Campos has changed his plea on the original murder charge to not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect.
Judge Todd Wolf has ordered a psychological evaluation of Campos, which will be done by Dr. Richard Hurlbut at the jail. That report is due in court March 4th.
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San Francisco Police shoot & kill 19 yr old
Warning: the video is graphic.
Yesterday, at 4:45 p.m., SFPD shot a teenager who fled during a fair inspection on a Muni light rail car. The cops claimed that he was armed and had fired shots at them first. After the suspect was shot in the back, no gun was found. Doesn't this sound awfully familiar?
Seriously though, you shot a 19 yr old over a $2 fair? And he later died in the hospital, all because he didn't pay a $2 fair & you assumed he had a gun. Back up arrived before an ambulance did. No back up was needed. There were already other cops on the scene, some even carrying assault rifles. The man was on the ground fighting for his life. That moment in the video where he struggles to even attempt to get up is some of the most chilling video I've seen. Ever.
It's okay though right? America will probably ignore this & move on to some more mindless crap, as is usually the case. I've seen it before with the Oscar grant case, Sean bell, James Brissette, and countless others. When will this country's collective conscious wake up?
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cc: #Anonymous » POLARITY (OFFICIAL) Movie Trailer
The official trailer for the upcoming film "Polarity". Polarity is a film about the important and controversial subject of free energy and the freedom information. In this modern day Promethean tale a college student hacks into the company his dad works for in order to release classified energy technology online for free. Spanning subjects from Occupy Wall Street, Wikileaks and Anonymous, to suppressed energy technology and the black budget, Polarity is a movie of our times.
@Exxon Made Us Sick: Ann Jarrell is Outraged, And She's Not Alone << #SpreadThis!
"It smells terrible out here, Mom," she said. "I don't know what's going on, but you need to get home."
What was going on was that the Pegasus pipeline, which carried Alabasca heavy crude oil (tar sands) from Illinois to Texas, had ruptured en route and the Jarrells' tiny town of Mayflower, Ark. had a river of oil flowing through its streets.
Jarrell has long blond hair and a voice hoarse from coughing. She told me last week that she'd been sharing her home with her daughter and four-month-old grandson, Logan, at the time of the spill. Their first concern was the child, but they couldn't decide what was best for him.
Her daughter wanted to pack up the baby and leave, but Ann wasn't sure what they should do. Her first instinct was to call the police. She did so, only to find a frustrating lack of answers.
"I asked, 'Do we need to evacuate?' They said, 'Do you have oil on your property?'" Jarrell remembered. When she told them there wasn't, and reported the smell, she says the answering officer was unmoved. She says he told her not to evacuate, and that the smell was the result of some sort of police containment situation. "'The smell's just so we can tell when it breaks,'" he told her. "'Just like they do with the natural gas line."
This is not true. No such mechanism existed for the pipeline.
Though 22 houses were evacuated, the Jarrells' ultimately wasn't. They live adjacent to those houses, right next to the cove that Exxon claimed insists was not affected by the spill.
A Freedom of Information Act lawsuit filed by Greenpeace has found conclusive evidence from internal Exxon documents that they knew there was oil in the cove, and insisted the families did not need to be evacuated anyway. According to the documents, Exxon even hauled waste out of the cove right beside the Jarrells' home. Jarrell says Exxon workers were so close to her home that she could stand in her driveway and ask them if her family was safe. She says they assured her that her family was fine, and that the smell and the nausea would go away.
Ann says her family has been sick ever since.
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cc: @CorbettReport ...I hope you are alright!! - "Japan enacts state secrets law late Friday night amid revolt" — "It criminalizes investigative journalism" — Terrorism defined as "imposing one's opinions on others"
Japan Times, Dec. 6, 2013: Following political turmoil that rocked the Diet over the past week, ruling block Upper House members finally enacted the contentious state secrets bill late Friday night. Earlier in the day, opposition parties intensified their protests in vain over a law that's being criticizing for not creating an independent oversight body capable of preventing the government from hiding inconvenient information at its discretion.
Businessweek, Dec. 6, 2013: Prime Minister Shinzo Abe secured final passage of a bill granting Japan's government sweeping powers to declare state secrets, a measure aimed at shoring up defense ties with the U.S. that prompted a public backlash and revolt by the opposition.
Asahi Shimbun, Dec. 6, 2013: Kazuo Shii, chief of the Japanese Communist Party, described the ruling coalition's behavior as "tyrannical, arrogant and disorderly." The ruling coalition believed prolonging the Diet debate any longer could backfire, only fueling the mushrooming opposition to the bill, and lead to a further decline in approval ratings for Abe's Cabinet and hold on power. An Asahi Shimbun survey taken between Nov. 30-Dec. 1 showed the Cabinet's approval rating at 49 percent, dipping below 50 percent for the first time since he took power in December 2012. Officials in the Abe administration foresee the public eventually forgetting about the controversy, once the legislation is approved.
GlobalPost, Dec. 6, 2013: Here are four disturbing ways the bill could be a democracy muzzler. It defines terrorism as imposing one's opinions on others […] According to Article 12, terrorism is partially defined as an activity that forces "political and other principles or opinions on the state or other people." In other words, throw up a rowdy anti-government protest, and the judiciary can find a reason to lock you away. It criminalizes investigative journalism […] Journalists can be prosecuted for "improperly accessing" classified documents or "conspiring" to leak them. Even asking an official to take a look at classified documents could constitute "conspiracy," leading to up to five years in prison. "Instigating" the release of government secrets, meanwhile, carries up to 10 years in the dock. […] Basically, anything can be a secret […] administrators can make the opaque decisions to classify a document even if their work hardly relates to national security. That effectively allows them to hide any embarrassing piece of evidence, and then pursue the journalists and bloggers who make it public. […]
See also: Japan Official: "This is the way the reign of terror begins!" — Lawmaker is "physically restrained"; Outrage as secrets bill rammed through — Final passage expected within hours (PHOTOS)
#OpChemtrails in support of the Global March against #Chemtrails and Geoengineering cc: #InBend
Human Experimentation, Bio-Warfare, Chemical-Warfare, Geo-Engineering, and Chem-trails…These are all very prevalent in your totalitarian imperialist scientific dictatorship.
None of these are theories. All of these are done with your consent.
Your consent is delivered in the form of denial. The denial of acknowledgement. The denial of choice.
Your complacency is your consent.
P.S. What do you think the cause of "global warming" might be, when it is admitted that Geo-engineering is this prevalent? …It must be your car.
"If these new energy technologies were to be set free world-wide, the change would be profound; it would effect everybody: it would be applicable everywhere. These technologies are absolutely the most important thing that has happened in the history of the world." - Brian O'Leary, Physics Professor, NASA
Free, clean energy devices along with advanced space travel has existed for quite a long time, but it has been suppressed by people like The Rockefellers and The Morgans because the elite wouldn't be able to charge us every-time we went to turn on the lights in our homes. Once again it's all just about controlling us and keeping us from realizing our true potential. Much of the worst suffering on our planet today is the result of a lack of access to energy. Exposing the truth about these technologies are of the upmost importance to humanity and our long term prosperity and survival as a species. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEV5AFFcZ-s
Also see: 9 Positive things we can accomplish if we redirected our resources away from the military industrial complex:
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Tar Sands Drones Are On Their Way - #DropTheDrone
Tar Sands Drones Are On Their Way
The energy industry wants to use unmanned aerial vehicles to monitor pipelines.
It isn't all that difficult to imagine a scenario in which hundreds of pipeline drones are actively working to block direct action across the continent.
North American energy companies are planning to use drones to monitor their pipelines—in part to check for potential gas or oil leaks, but also to limit "third-party intrusions," a broad range of activity that includes anything from unwanted vehicles entering restricted areas around pipelines to environmental activists. The Pipeline Research Council International (PRCI), a multi-national organization funded by some of the world's largest pipeline operators like BP, Shell, TransCanada and Enbridge, is leading efforts to research and develop unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology for pipeline monitoring. The PRCI has been working with the American Petroleum Institute and the Interstate Natural Gas Association on drone research for the last two years, according to PRCI President Cliff Johnson. He says researchers are currently running test flights. "It could be a more efficient and more cost-effective tool … than a manned system," Johnson says. Today, companies often rely on piloted aircraft for pipeline monitoring. That involves surveillance of the pipeline's "right of way," a strip of land surrounding the pipeline whose rights are typically shared by pipeline operators and landowners. In the right of way, which can range from about 25 to 125 feet, companies check for unauthorized vehicles, people and anything else that's not supposed to be there. Meanwhile, companies engage in additional environmental monitoring to check for potential threats to the integrity of the pipeline, such as leakage. Drones may ultimately be able to accomplish both of these monitoring tasks more effectively than humans, says Peter Lidiak, pipeline director at the American Petroleum Institute (API). Lidiak believes that pipeline operators will start adopting drones in the next five to 10 years. These drones will probably be deployed in the United States before taking off in Canada. In 2015, the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) will release its regulations for commercial drones, paving the way for thousands of UAVs to enter domestic airspace. Canada, on the other hand, does not yet have any such plans. The country's FAA equivalent, Transport Canada, does issue licenses for commercial drones, but the existing regulations are stringent. But this doesn't mean Canada will miss out on all the action—especially once multi-nationals like TransCanada, which operate on both sides of the border, start using drones on the American segments of their network. "Given that Canada and the United States, in terms of energy, are very closely connected, I can't see but that once the restrictions are lifted in the States, there won't be pressure to do so in Canada," says Angela Gendron, a national security expert and senior fellow at Carleton University's Canadian Centre of Intelligence and Security Studies. The use of drones to monitor pipelines, like any other form of domestic surveillance, raises an array of privacy concerns. In the eyes of the energy industry, anything entering the pipeline's right of way is ultimately considered a security threat. The logic behind drone surveillance is focused on making it easier for companies to detect those threats—an ambiguous concept that can refer to animals, vehicles, non-violent protesters, violent protesters or unauthorized developers. Paul Drover, the executive director of Unmanned Systems Canada, the nation's top drone lobby, advertises the benefits of pipeline UAVs by pointing out their ability to scan for environmental activists. At the international drone lobby's annual convention in Washington last week, Drover told In These Times that aerial surveillance from UAVs would enable pipeline companies to better detect "folks setting up camp." When asked if he was referring to activists, Drover replied "that's the left side of the arc." The API's Lidiak insists that concerns about environmental activism are not driving industry interest in developing drones. Yet he acknowledges that protesters could be covered as potential intruders. "The primary reason for those monitoring for any kind of intrusion, whether it's individuals that are potentially protesting or for construction equipment, is really to find out if there's anyone doing anything on the right of way that might be harmful for the pipeline," Lidiak says. "The primary purpose wouldn't be monitoring for activists. You might be able to detect that activity as a result of doing your patrols, but that's not the primary reason for any kind of patrolling." Angela Gendron, who wrote a December 2010 report for Canada's Department of National Defence about the need to protect the nation's "critical energy infrastructure," says that monitoring activists makes a lot of sense from the energy industry's perspective. "You do get security officers at private-sector energy companies who are very concerned about environmental activists and I can see that they would feel that a UAV sitting up there hovering for 19 hours or whatever [it may be] would be quite useful," Gendron says. "As it now stands, they have to rely on police reports and anything else they have on hand to monitor where those activists are going to demonstrate next and so on. Having a UAV up there would be much a more economic measure." While the industry appears to only be interested in using drones on completed pipelines for now, UAVs could potentially be used in the future to monitor pipelines under construction. The technology may not be ready today, but if industry enthusiasts are to believed, drones could be a fixture of pipelines 10 to 20 years from now. And with the expansion of the natural gas industry combined with an oil industry eager to link Albertan tar sands to global export markets, pipeline construction doesn't exactly show signs of slowing down. As those plans face increased pushback from climate justice activists—whether it's from radicals in the Great Plains or First Nations groups in western Canada—it isn't all that difficult to imagine a scenario in which hundreds of pipeline drones are actively working to block direct action across the continent. Catherine Crump, staff attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union, says that "narrowly-targeted" pipeline monitoring isn't necessarily problematic in itself, but warns about its potential for abuse. "I think drones raise the prospect that Americans will be subjected to constant aerial surveillance in ways they've never experienced before and that poses the possibility of changing our ability to engage in political protest," Crump says. Jesse Coleman, a Washington, D.C.-based researcher for Greenpeace, points to the fact that TransCanada recently colluded with law enforcement officials to infiltrate a Tar Sands Blockade activist camp in Oklahoma to block a protest from taking place. "To think they would do that and not use drones to spy on their opposition, I think that'd be a little naïve," Coleman says. "You are flying over all these miles of pipeline and picking up all this information. What happens when you do see things that are interesting to you? There are so many ethical considerations." Drones could also infringe on the privacy of residents who sign agreements with energy companies to allow pipelines to cross their property. "I would suggest that folks did not sign up for video surveillance when they signed easement contracts," says Ron Seifert, spokesperson for the Tar Sands Blockade, an activist group trying to prevent construction of the Keystone XL's southern segment in Texas and Oklahoma. "Of course, keep in mind that a lot of these easements go right through landowners' front yards and backyards. Does that mean that every time they go outside they have to worry that TransCanada, a multinational corporation who is known to share information with the federal government, might be filming them? Does that mean in signing a contract with TransCanada folks are subjected to surveillance and sharing information with the government?" But Seifert says he wouldn't expect drone surveillance to dissuade climate justice activists, many of whom are already unafraid of engaging in civil disobedience and risking arrest. "Regardless of the type of surveillance, I think folks have come to the conclusion that those risks are necessary to take," he says. "Because to not take action is far more dangerous than to set up a blockade or participate in direct action. We all know that tar sands infrastructure is too dangerous to exist. It's a threat to the future of the planet."
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Violence is required as most people will not willingly submit to control by others, be it few or many. For violence to be perpetrated, weapons are required. Our history as a species can be defined, in large measure, by the vehicles of violence (weapons) employed at the point in history being addressed.
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I love Swiss cheese on apples or with mustard, Stilton blue cheese with lavender honey, goat cheese with cranberry marmalade, St. Andre triple creme with ... anything basically.
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About 8 tablespoons smoked Cheddar cold pack cheese (from 8-oz container), well chilled
finely chopped peanuts (I used pecans)
pretzel sticks, broken in half
tiny pieces fresh parsley leaves
Roll each tablespoon of cold pack cheese into a ball; place on waxed paper-lined serving plate. Refrigerate 10 to 15 minutes for easier handling.
With end of toothpick, draw ridges around balls to resemble pumpkins. Dip bottoms of cheese balls in chopped peanuts. (or nut of choice)
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These black opal earrings are a one off design handmade from 2.7 carats of rare solid Australian Mintabie/Mintubi opal. The opals are hand pinned in 24k gold vermeil with 18k gold vermeil accent beads and 1.4 carats of genuine AAA grade natural champagne coloured garnet. The gems are presented on artisan made 24k gold heavy-plated sterling silver hoops and matching ear wires, these pieces have a satin finish with a 40-mil thick layer of genuine 24k gold over sterling silver - a far more substantial layer than traditional plating techniques.
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by Judson Posted onMarch 1, 2012
The Democrats have developed a new strategy they use whenever they are now in the minority and do not like what the Republicans are doing.
They have used it with some success up until now.
What is it?
They disappear.
They did it in Wisconsin and Indiana. Now they are doing it in Iowa.
The citizens of Iowa decided the Republican Party better represented the values of Iowa voters so they gave the GOP not only a majority but a super majority in the Legislature.
The GOP brought up a number of bills they promised they would, including an amendment to the Iowa Constitution guaranteeing the right to bear arms. The Party of Treason had a fit about it and acted like three year olds who do not get their way.
From the Business Insider:
Jason Clayworth and Jason Noble report for the Des Moines Register that Democratic legislators have fled–literally run away– from today's legislative session to an undisclosed location.
Iowa Democrats were surprised that Republican pulled out a gun-rights bill for consideration, and left the state capitol rather than debate it on the spot.
Republican majority had planned to debate today that critics contend would make the state part of the "Wild, Wild West."
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy accused House Leader Linda Upmeyer of failing to properly inform legislators about planned debate today on the bills. The short notice hindered Democrats from offering amendments to improve the bills, McCarthy said.
Last year, Democratic legislators in Wisconsin and Indiana both fled their states to avoid votes that would alter the status of public-sector unions.
This is the Democrat Party at work. They do not care what the people want and certainly have no desire to protect the rights of the citizens.
Instead of doing their job, they fled.
Fortunately for the citizens of Iowa, they had the good sense to make the Democrats such a minority party that even when they fled they could not stop the Legislature from conducting business.
Despite the disappearing Democrats, it looks like freedom is advancing in Iowa!
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chinese new year recipe round upFriday, January 24th, 2014
Chinese New Year (or the Lunar New Year) is a week away! It will be the Year of the Horse, which is special because my sister was born in the Year of the Horse and would have been 48 this year. I'm busy cleaning the house, prepping special foods, and doing those things that are supposed to bring luck in the new year. Maybe you are a traditionalist or perhaps the lunar new year doesn't have any significance to you, but you want to make a celebratory meal or throw a Chinese-themed party. Either way, I've got a recipe round up for you!
traditional dishes
These are the dishes I make year after year. They symbolize luck, fortune, health, happiness, promotion.
Cellophane noodle soup: It's a big pot of goodies – sort of a catchall for lucky things. The cellophane noodles (bean thread noodles or glass noodles) represent long life – so for goodness' sake, DON'T CUT THE NOODLES. Meatballs and fish balls are round, which the Chinese like and their meaning is reunion.
Chinese dumplings and potstickers: Theoretically you are supposed to make dumplings (boiled or steamed), but I always make potstickers because I'm a crunch-junkie. My mom always told us that eating dumplings meant more money in the new year because they are shaped like gold ingots. Then I found out later that dumplings also symbolize having sons. I'm sticking with the money story.
Chinese egg dumplings: The Chinese have a thing for dumplings, because they are like purses, and purses hold money. These egg dumplings typically go in the cellophane noodle soup, but they are wonderful eaten on their own too.
Lucky ten ingredient vegetables: Lucky lucky lucky! Ten is a lucky number. Don't make this with nine or eleven ingredients – you'll screw up the new year! Also, don't use hollow vegetables (green onions, water spinach – these are hollow and bad luck). Tofu is okay, but no meat is allowed in the dish.
Stir-fried rice cakes: These rice cakes are sticky, chewy disks of rice flour. The name of the rice cake, nian gao, sounds like "higher year". Eating the rice cakes is good luck for a promotion or toward greater prosperity.
Stir-fried soybean sprouts: These are my favorite and plentiful in most Asian markets this time of year (because everyone wants luck!). Eating soybean sprouts (or bean sprouts in general) ensures a good start to the new year.
There's something you should know about tofu. It's a big deal. Fu is "luck" in Chinese. So tofu is pretty popular in the new year festivities because everyone wants lots of luck. The thing is, you shouldn't eat white tofu because white is bad – it's the color of mourning/death. That's bad luck. But don't fret, there are a bazillion ways to eat tofu: fried, dried, marinated, sheets, pressed.
Bean curd rolls: You can find bean curd sheets or tofu skin in Asian grocery stores. They are either dried or frozen. This tofu skin roll is filled with savory pork and vegetables, and then braised til soft. I order it at dim sum all the time.
Chinese tea eggs: Eggs represent fertility, but I just love the subtle flavor of the tea infusion as well as the delicate crackle pattern on the peeled egg.
Fried shrimp wontons: Terrific nibbles with the added bonus that shrimp symbolize happiness and good fortune.
Pickled Chinese cabbage: Served cold, this sweet, salty, sour, spicy, crunchy pickled cabbage wakes your mouth up in the best way possible. I could snack on a bowl of this all by myself. Cabbage means money, prosperity.
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As the All-Star break approaches, the Jazz's offense has disappeared.
Utah takes a three-game losing streak to Dallas on Friday night, when it plays the high-scoring Mavericks.
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The Jazz haven't scored more than 90 points in consecutive defeats to Golden State, the L.A. Clippers and Toronto.
In their last five defeats, Utah averages only 85 points.
Asked why his team is struggling to score, coach Tyrone Corbin said, "Legs, legs. I mean, we've been shooting a lot of jump shots and they're short.
"It's part of where we are this time of year, but we have to find a way to get some easy baskets — attack the rim a little more. We're settling for a lot of jump shots."
In the losses to the Clippers (112-87) and Toronto (94-79), the Jazz are 13 for 41 on 3-point shots.
What's the answer?
"Just staying with it," said point guard Trey Burke. "Staying confident in everything we do. Trust the offense. Play within the offense. As long as we do that and execute, we'll be fine."
Mavs on a hot streak
The Jazz picked the wrong time to play Dallas.
The Mavericks have won four of their last five games, including three in a row. They come off an impressive 110-96 victory at Memphis on Wednesday night.
At 29-21, Dallas is eighth in the Western Conference, but the Mavs are only one-half game behind Phoenix and Golden State.
They trail No. 5 Houston by only four games.
"They are talking about moving up and not settling for where they are," Corbin said. "… They are a veteran team that knows the big picture and what they are playing for. They know how to get themselves ready for this stretch of the year — the last push of the season."
Once again, All-Star Dirk Nowitzki leads Dallas.
Despite the fact that he'll turn 36 in June, he averages 22 points and 6.2 rebounds. He has played in 48 of the Mavericks' first 50 games.
"He's Dirk," Corbin said. "He's back on one of his runs. His team is trying to find themselves."
Said Burke: "They are a well-rounded team. They have Dirk Nowitzki as their primary scorer and, obviously we have to stop him. But they have a lot of guys around him, too. … We have to come out and throw the first punch. We have to match their intensity."
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Giants - Panthers Preview
The last time the New York Giants were in the playoffs they were witnesses to the second greatest collapse in NFL Playoff history. The vision of Terrell Owens back on his plethora of receptions was the enduring memory of that game. The promise of an explosive first half offense disappeared in the second half. It has been four years since the Giants have played a second season.
The outlook however this time is very optimistic and they have a season of proven success to back their hopes of postseason potential. The Giants, winners of the NFC East, are playing the Carolina Panthers in one of the two NFC Wildcard games this weekend at Giants Stadium. The G-Men have been phenomenal at home losing only once. Yet the Panthers have been just as dangerous on the road winning six of eight.
These teams are evenly matched in talent and the difference will be experience and mistakes. The Giants losses this year were due for the most part to mental letdowns. The Giants are playing a team who played in the Super Bowl a scant two years ago and is just as capable.
The Panthers are led by quarterback Jake Delhomme, who threw for 24 touchdowns this season, The main target in the receiving corps will be Steve Smith, who led the NFL with 103 catches, 1,563 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns. This will be the main strength of the Carolina attack since the Giants pass defense has been suspect. The running game is strong with DeShaun Foster bringing his 879 rushing yards with Stephen Davis complementing it with 12 rushing touchdowns.
The defense will depend on the pressure that Julius Peppers and Mike Rucker can bring to Manning. Peppers 10 sacks along with Michael Rucker�s 7 will have to be the Giants twin concerns. Chris Gamble�s seven interceptions show him to be the one to avoid in the secondary.
The Giants will bring a lot offensively compared to past Giant playoff units. The young but poised quarterback Eli Manning will bring intangibles. His potential is starting to be realized as he threw for 3,762 yards and 24 touchdowns. His ability to orchestrate late comebacks on average days is a good portent. Eli is not alone because he has running back Tiki Barber, who had his best season running for 1,860 yards and nine touchdowns which placed him fourth in the MVP voting. The success of Barber was made possible also by a major contribution by rookie fullback Brandon Jacobs who made the tough yards which allowed Tiki to soar and give NY a one-two punch in the running game.
The passing attack for Manning is loaded with options in Plaxico Burress, Amani Toomer, and Jeremy Shockey.
The defense is where it�s at and with Michael Strahan healthy and sacking at the tune of 11 - the Giants have won with pressure from the front line. The surprise coming from that line has to be the play of Osi Umenyiora, who posted 14 - sacks. These two, along with a quick reacting unit that plugs up the run, will be essential to victory. The passing defense will depend greatly on the games of these two disrupters. The loss of Antonio Pierce will be missed immensely but if the Giants can attack and fill gaps they should be in this game to the end. This contest will be close in the end but if Manning is in top form and Tiki is taking large pieces of real estate, the defense should pressure Jake and force errors while they close Carolina�s power running game. In the end this game will be decided in the trenches and the winner of that battle will be able to control this game and put their stamp first and advance to the divisional playoffs as the prize.


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this is not about a universal treat from outer space anymore we the people are in the way of these uber menche trying to wipe us out of the face of this earth any which way they can i'm pretty sure they have million dollar bunkers near by so they can ride out the perfect storm unharmed while thousands will be fucked i wander how long will it take for people in the protect and serve industry to realize that who are they really took the oath for and it's not in the regular Joes best interests "where is your head agent Coujon"?
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wow magnitude 10 now. how is that possible. looks like a distraction to me. since info was bout to be released before election and bill 6566 was in waiting. maybe just being fooled by theorists. to you guys that are in the region, my prayers are with u during this storm.


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I just finished this one tonight. I learn with each one.
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Very nice! Will brows to see if you posted a pattern.
Love the bag/colors. You did a great job on it.
LOVE this one! The fabrics are beautiful together.
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