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Limelight Dancing Light watch
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Limelight Dancing Light watch, 39 mm. Case in 18K white gold set with 52 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 1.6 ct). Dial set with 335 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 2.3 ct) with hour-markers in 18K white gold. Buckle set with 15 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.1 ct). Piaget 56P quartz movement.
Metal: White gold
Metal weight (gr): 52
Strap type: Satin
Strap color: Black
Strap buckle: Ardillon buckle
Wrist size: 169 mm (max), 124 mm (min)
Case shape: Round
Case diameter: 39 mm
Case thickness: 7.9 mm
Dial material: Precious stones
Dial finishing: Gem set
Index: Batons, Roman numerals
Waterproofness: 03 ATM
Movement: Quartz
Precious stones: Diamond
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Conceived and developed in the Piaget workshops, the design of the Limelight Dancing Light watch makes a moving decoration twirl around the dial. At the slightest movement of the wrist, it turns first in one direction and then in another with amazing speed. Piaget has the knack of disguising the details that let its watches work their magic. In this new mechanism built into the Limelight Dancing Light, a small circle goes round and round above the hour dial featuring Roman numerals and baton applique hour markers. Turning around the central hour section, it forms a figure 8, the symbol of eternity. Its round case without a crown button is marked by an impression of great purity, subtly set with diamonds on the bezel.


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Round 13 - Italy 7-9 September 2012
Venue: Monza
Circuit Length: 5.793 Km
Laps: 53
Lap Record: 1:21.046 = 257.320 km/h; R. Barrichello (Ferrari) 2004
2011 Results
Pole Position: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Renault); 1:22.275 = 253.476km/h
1st: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Renault) 1:20.46.172 (race average speed 227.848 km/h)
2nd: Jenson Button (McLaren Mercedes), 9.590s behind
3rd: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), 16.909s behind
Fastest Lap: Lewis Hamilton (McLaren Mercedes); 1:26.187 = 241.971 km/h on Lap 52
Monza: "It's The Place Where We Go Really, Really Fast"
So says Kimi Raikkonen, and the Flying Finn is absolutely right. Just check out the speeds and lap times above... then remember the cars get up to 340 km/h in places at Monza, where Rubens Barrichello's lap record from 2004 stands at 1m 21.046 – an average lap speed of 257.320! It's the fastest track of all: of the top 22 quickest Grands Prix in history, 20 were staged at Monza, including the all-time top five – and the other two were at Spa-Francorchamps where we were last weekend.
Let's do some post-Belgium housekeeping, before we go any further. While Pastor Maldonado will pick up a 10-place grid penalty (five for his jump start, five for the accident between his Williams and Glock's Marussia), the big news is the stewards' decision to suspend Lotus Renault driver Romain Grosjean for his part in the first-corner accident that eliminated several title hopefuls. He was also fined 50,000 euro. It's the first time since 1994 that a driver has been so severely dealt with. Hands up if you remember who it was? That's right: Mika Hakkinen, then a McLaren driver, who was deemed responsible for a similar first-corner accident in the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim and missed the next race in Hungary.
Into Grosjean's seat steps Lotus third driver Jérôme d'Ambrosio. The 26-year-old, who did a full F1 season with Marussia in 2011, is half-Italian so he will have some local support! "My desire for 2012 has always been to get back into the seat of a Formula 1 car so I am grabbing this opportunity with both hands," he says. "Monza is a fantastic circuit and I can't wait to take to the track on Friday." Jérôme will be praying for better luck than last year: his Marussia gave up the ghost on the warm-up lap...
Even better prepared are McLaren Mercedes. They've just won the last two races in a row and they have a nine-race winning pedigree at Monza. But neither of their current drivers has won there so far, a statistic which Spa winner Jenson Button plans to put right. "I head to Monza absolutely full of motivation after a fantastic result in Spa," says the 2009 World Champion. "It was the perfect weekend for me – it's not only put me back in contention for the drivers' championship, but it's shown that we have a car that can definitely fight for the constructors' title."
Spa was less kind to Lewis Hamilton, but the other McLaren World Champion is now focussing solely on his Italian job. "The first laps out of the pits on Friday always feel incredible because we have such little downforce and the ratios are so long," he explains. "It feels like you never stop accelerating – and then you hit the brakes and the car feels really unstable, because the wings aren't doing much to keep it settled. You soon get used to it, but it's always exciting to be driving flat-out around Monza because it's such a different experience from anywhere else we visit."
Just as he relished Spa, where he was made an honorary citizen, Michael Schumacher will savour every moment of what may be his final Italian Grand Prix. "When I think of Monza, I immediately see everything through a red veil," says the man who has won there five times since 1996, all with Ferrari. "It is the beating racing heart of Italy, everything there lives and breathes Ferrari, and I must inevitably think of the good times I spent there."
Someone who loves Monza but hasn't had especially good times there is our own Mark Webber. Red Bull's Aussie has never stood on the Monza podium; in fact he has never been in the top five, a record he badly needs to improve this year to arrest a form slump that has seen him garner just 16 points in his last three races. "With eight races remaining, I need to remain consistent and keep picking up the points," he says. "However that is not going to be enough. You need very strong performances that lead to race wins." With 80% of the Monza lap at full throttle and a Renault engine that struggled for top-end speed at Spa, that could be tricky.
Speaking of records, HRT tell us this weekend will bring Pedro de la Rosa's 100th Grand Prix. Not so: while it's great to acknowledge a man who has spent so long in the sport, PdlR will actually be racing for the 97th time at Monza. He's been at three Grand Prix weekends where he did not start: Monaco 2000, Malaysia 2010 and, of course, Melbourne 2012, where neither HRT qualified. The Monaco 2000 race is usually credited to him because he took the original start but not the re-start, so let's be kind. All going well, GP start number 100 will actually come in Japan.
Just in case you thought we'd forgotten, the best news of all is that Fernando Alonso is fit and raring to go after his Spa misadventure. A two-time Monza winner, Fernando will be lifted by the home crowd, as team principal Stefano Domenicali acknowledges: "We will have so many fans supporting us in the Autodromo and I'm sure that we will get a boost from the emotion they will transfer to the team and the drivers. The more 'horsepower' the fans can give us, the better. We will be doing all we can to repay them for that support."

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Recipe by BROWNDOG
"My husband doesn't care for pork much, but he loves this. It is very easy to fix, and it is very rich tasting. Serve with baked potato."
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2 pounds
pork tenderloin
1/2 teaspoon
1/2 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon
garlic powder
onion, thinly sliced
1 stalk
celery, chopped
2 cups
red wine
1 (.75 ounce) packet
dry brown gravy mix
This recipe is great, and making it is about as easy as falling off a log. You need to know some things though, so yours will turn out wonderfully, like mine does every time i make this recipe.
First of all, the pork should be relatively pink when it is done. This is due to the fact that it was swimming in Burgundy Red Wine. Be sure to use a meat thermometer and bring the temp to 160, and if any of your guests complains that they think they are going to get trichanosis, politely ask them to leave and go to applebees where they process and overcook everything.
Next, I am not sure how this recipe was called Burgundy Pork Tenderloin and it calls for red wine. Be sure to use BURGUNDY red wine, as the title suggests. The fun thing about burgundy is that there is no such thing as an expensive burgundy wine. It is usuall near the mogen david and other cheap wines. Don't bother changing the Bbrown gravy amount. Also, the first time I made this I thought I would be smart and braise the roast first to make it more tender. The next time I made it I just threw all the ingredient into the pan as the recipe suggests and it came out way better. It takes about five minutes to construct this recipe and it is the best I have ever found.
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OUCH, way to much wine.... Reduced the wine by 1 cup and subbed low sodium beef broth the second time around. Used fresh minced garlic vs powder and seared the pork prior to baking as it makes a much better presentation when finished. Added baby brown bella mushrooms to the pork while baking and used 2 packages of pork gravy mix. One tip I'd like to share: Smaller tenderloins are easier to cook and monitor to prevent dryness ~ some pink in the middle of pork is fine unlike the old wives tales we have all heard for years.... Very tasty dish!
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This is my all time favorite recipe. I've been making it for the past two years now and figured it's about time that I finally rate it. I've learned to omit the onions and the celery as they really don't improve the taste beyond the seasonings. Also, this means that I don't have to strain out the onion and celery from the wine before making the gravy, I can just take the loin out to rest on a cutting board and put the pan right on top of the stove with the wine still in it to make the gravy. I use two packages of gravy mix as I serve this with quartered red potatoes tossed with butter and parsley and baked alongside the pork (which the gravy goes well with) and with the PAN-FRIED ASPARAGUS (Recipe on the site). It's wonderful. You must try if you haven't already.
This was EXCEPTIONAL, make no mistake - it's great. But make sure to use fresh (not previously frozen) tenderloin. I had 4 tenderloins (3lbs) which I marinated for 1 hour in a ¼ cup of olive oil and ½ cup of white wine, combined with one small bunch of chopped green onions, and 2 small peeled anneheim peppers (chopped), 5 cloves of crushed garlic, and a fair bit of fresh ground pepper (approx. 3tbs).
After tranfering the meat and marinade to the roasting dish, I covered everything with 2 cups of freshly sliced small brown mushrooms, 2 cups of red wine (Valpolicella), and one cup of beef broth.
I turned the meat after 25 minutes and stuck a thermometer into one of the larger pieces and waited until the temp got to 155°F. I removed them immediately (the real issue with this is, don't over cook). I covered the meat with foil and let sit while I transfered everything that was remaining into a sauce pan and made the gravy. I used a little flour and some beef soup mix. When the gravy was done, I sliced the tenderloins into ½ inch thick slices and served with fresh garden beans and mashed red potatoes (skin left on and seasoned to taste).
The gravy and the tenderloin were to die for. Enjoy!
Just one more thing. Make sure to serve on warm plates so that you can take your time to enjoy this fabulous dish.
I am only 13 and am an aspiring chef, so I try to cook for my parents and sister (they are kind of like my recipe guinea pigs) my sister is also an EXTREMELY picky eater, and even she loved it, so far I haven't found one person who didn't like it. I would definitely recommend this recipe to anyone.
P.S. make more red wine mix than advised and make with mashed potatoes, the gravy wine mixture is great with mashed potatoes.
WOW!!!!!!!! I hesitated on this recipe because it sounded WAY TOO EASY to be that wonderful, but I was wrong. This is a definite keeper, I added portebella mushrooms and I seared the meat in a TB of olive oil and butter to give it a nice color, I found it was perfectly cooked in 45 min be sure to use a meat thermoter and do not over cook!! when it reaches 165 degrees take out and wrap in foil while making the gravy I used 2 cups of Merlot wine and got nervous it might be to much wine taste and added 1/2 CUP WATER so I did use 2 pkgs of Mccormick brown gravy and it was PERFECT a great recipe to impress guests or make for a large crowd, even my husband who really doesn't like pork thought it was FABULOUS my brother in law kept telling me what an awsome dinner rates 10 stars thank you for sharing!!!! I also used 2 1 lb tenderloins that is probably where some of you have had issues with evaporation because larger ones would take longer to cook, try using several small ones
I read all of the reviews before making this and never having made a pork tenderloin before was ready and willing to make any and all changes that other reviewers had suggested. We like meat braised in wine and I did not change that at all. You don't need an "expensive" red wine - I used a "2 Buck Chuck" Merlot from Trader Joes that is fine enough to drink as well. I did sear the pork first because I was fearful of a pale white piece of meat and I was glad I did ( the meat is not red if you sear it first by the way) - the meat was so tender - don't be afraid of a quick hot sear on both sides after seasoning - maybe 2 minutes top each side. I sauteed some onions ( thinly sliced ) just because this recipe was so fast and I had time so I threw them in the pan with the pork for a little extra zip -- if I had mushrooms in the house I would have done that too -- next time I will. I doubled the gravy mix because we are gravy people too. This was OUT OF THIS WORLD !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stock up the freezer when these babies are on sale - it's a no brainer - the quickest after work dinner I have made in a year !!!!!!!!!! Thank you Kathleen - this is a keeper in this house !
This is very good, one thing I ALWAYS do with any cut of meat I intend to roast in the oven is to brown it first on the stove, otherwise the meat has a very light and unappealing color. Add salt, pepper, garlic salt to the pork, brown all sides in oil or butter, or both. Transfer to the baking pan with the wine/broth mixture. I do agree that you must cut the wine down and add beef broth. I can see why some people said it tasted to strongly of wine, this will help that problem. For an added touch, saute mushrooms in the pan you browned the pork in then pour over the finished dish. Very tasty.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Burgundy Pork Tenderloin
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 400
Calories from Fat: 77
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There were points in the Chinese Grand Prix for Valtteri Bottas and Daniil Kvyat while Jenson Button finished up 11th...
Valtteri Bottas: "It was a good race for me despite some hard contact at the start which cost me a few positions. I also had to drive the whole race without telemetry which isn't the easiest thing to do. We made progress over the whole weekend which is good. It's great to make steps forward and we are looking to do the same in Spain in a three weeks' time."
Felipe Massa: "I had another great start today and we were fighting at the top. I felt some contact with Fernando but luckily the car wasn't damaged so I could carry on. There was a mistake at the first pitstop and that effectively lost me the race as I came back out on track in last position. It is a frustrating situation and something we need to work on to make sure that it doesn't happen again. We have time now to work hard and improve the car for Spain."
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Daniil Kvyat: "It felt great today and I'm very happy with my performance. I had a good start and I managed to make up some positions during the first lap. Our pace was very strong today and I enjoyed the fight with Jenson pretty much throughout the race. We did a good job with the tyre management, so we were able to stay out longer. Even though it all went very well today, I think there's still a lot more to come from the car, so I'm really looking forward to starting the European part of the season, where I hope to get some more points."
Jean-Eric Vergne: "First of all, congratulations to Daniil for his good race and another point for him and the team. As for my race, I had a bad start and a bad first lap. We need to understand what happened exactly to improve this aspect. After that, I could not make the best out of the option tyres because I was stuck behind Button, so it was not possible to build a gap and pull away. It was definitely a tough race but we should not have to forget some positive aspects: we had a really good qualifying yesterday, the general pace was not bad and we know exactly the direction to take in order to improve. This is the reason why I'm convinced that we can be stronger in a few weeks' time in Barcelona."
Jenson Button: "It was pretty difficult out there. It felt a little bit like qualifying yesterday: we just couldn't get the front tyres working - they just grained. We've got a few upgrades for the next grand prix, in Barcelona, but they won't be enough to close our performance gap to the fastest cars. But the guys are doing their best, and a result like this is disappointing for everyone, especially for the mechanics and the guys back at the factory, because they've all been working so hard."
Kevin Magnussen: "It felt like a long race, because there wasn't much I could do out there. Our car lacks downforce - that's its main problem. The way it's set up, and how it feels, has always been positive; it's just low on grip, that's all. So, clearly, we need to work as hard as we can to create that missing downforce. I know the guys back in Woking are doing their best, and I have faith that they'll deliver that downforce before too long."
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Pastor Maldonado: "Today wasn't my best race ever but we finished. My pace wasn't fantastic but at least we moved forwards and I pushed as hard as I could. We will look at the data as we seemed to lack pace on the straights which made it difficult to overtake and also difficult to defend. It will be nice to have a race weekend without any problems, and that's what we are all working for when we head to Europe."
Romain Grosjean: "We started by losing fourth gear but it got worse and essentially we lost all gears. It's the first time we've had a problem like this so we'll have to understand what happened. It had been quite nice in the race as we'd been fighting for ninth position so we were in the points, which is a good improvement from before. We didn't make it to the end of the race today but let's hope we finish in the points in Barcelona."
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October 10, 2013
The location is great. It's within walking distance to downtown shopping, metro and undergroud city. The hotel was undergoing construction, but we didn't know before we arrived. We couldn't sleep since 4am in the morning due to the construction noise! It was a long night. If you want to stay at this hotel, call to make sure the construction has ended. I can see that it would be pretty quiet if there is no construction, as it locates on a pretty quiet street. The bathroom was very nice but the air in the room is stale and you can't open the window. It had a moist smell. Overall, we got a really good deal from priceline for this hotel. However, I wish we were notified that this hotel was under construction and I wouldn't have chosen it. ...
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It is a great location, close walking distance to everything. The breakfast in the morning was super nice.
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They let us do early check-in and upgraded the room so our group can sleep in two separate beds. There was a kitchen in the room where we could use oven, microwave, and stove. Free wifi worked in the morning but not very well in the evening, probably because the guests were all back in their suite and were using wifi. The hotel is located near "Peel" station and we could walk to McGill university and Old Montreal. We had to check out at 12pm, however, our bus was at 4:30pm. I asked them if they could keep our bags for several hours and they did without charging me. A staff came to the front desk and took our bags and he also brought our bags to the front desk when we came to take them. We tipped him for his service. Overall, it was an excellent experience. My parents were very satisfied especially with the kitchen. ...
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Has a full kitchen if u ever need it. This is a place away from home. The breakfast was a great setup and everything was clean. They have a rooftop to hang out and a 24 hour gym .
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If SOPA and PIPA can't get through, try CISPA
They ain't gonna give up so if you're concerned about protecting the Internet ya gotta be pro-active...
Here's their next move: The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, or CISPA, would obliterate any semblance of online privacy in the United States.
And CISPA would provide a victory for content owners who were shell-shocked by the unprecedented outpouring of activism in opposition to SOPA and Internet censorship.
The House of Representatives is planning to take up CISPA later this month. Click here to ask your lawmakers to oppose it.
SOPA was pushed as a remedy to the supposed economic threat of online piracy -- but economic fear-mongering didn't quite do the trick.
So those concerned about copyright are engaging in sleight of hand, appending their legislation to a bill that most Americans will assume is about keeping them safe from bad guys.
This so-called cyber security bill aims to prevent theft of "government information" and "intellectual property" and could let ISPs block your access to websites -- or the whole Internet.
Don't let them push this back-door SOPA. Click here to demand that your lawmakers oppose CISPA.
CISPA also encourages companies to share information about you with the government and other corporations.
That data could then be used for just about anything -- from prosecuting crimes to ad placements.
And perhaps worst of all, CISPA supercedes all other online privacy protections.
Please click here to urge your lawmakers to oppose CISPA when it comes up for a vote this month.
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Here's more info below in another article, and there's also another topic about this
There's also something which seems to be different called "graduated response" that's not even a law or whatever, but they're doing it anyway no matter what anyone thinks about it. They're doing what they want.
They are going nuts trying to take over the internet. It's insane. The corporations and the government want complete control.
Just months after the internet censorship bills SOPA and PIPA were taken off the floor, a new and similarly scrutinized bill, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) has been gaining momentum and support from big technology companies like Microsoft, Facebook, IBM, and others. Although the bill is fundamentally different than SOPA it raises many of the same privacy concerns. Let's take a look at the basics of how it might work and dig into why tech companies are currently supporting the bill.
The Basics of CISPA
If passed, CISPA would amend the National Security Act of 1947 to allow government agencies to swap customer data from Internet service providers and websites if that data is a threat to "cyber-security." On a basic level the bill is meant to provide a means for companies and the government to share information with one another to fight against cyber threats. These threats are defined as:
Information in the possession of an element of the intelligence community directly pertaining to a vulnerability of, or threat to, a system or network of a government or private entity, including information pertaining to the protection of a system or network from efforts to degrade, disrupt, or destroy; or theft or misappropriation of private or government information, intellectual property or personally identifiable information.
CISPA currently has over 100 co-sponsors in Congress and 28 corporate supporters. While CISPA's similarities to SOPA and PIPA (here's a refresher on both if you need it) aren't immediately visible, activists are claiming CISPA is a cause for concern.
Much like SOPA, the wording in CISPA is broad and the broadness is the root of many of the concerns. A number of activists and rights groups have spoken out against the bill, including Anonymous who reportedly took down trade websites USTelecom and TechAmerica's in retaliation for their support. Digital rights group The Electronic Freedom Foundation (EFF), spoke out against CISPA last month in a statement that targets the broad language used in the bill:
The broad language around what constitutes a cybersecurity threat leaves the door wide open for abuse. For example, the bill defines "cyber threat intelligence" and "cybersecurity purpose" to include "theft or misappropriation of private or government information, intellectual property, or personally identifiable information."
Yes, intellectual property. It's a little piece of SOPA wrapped up in a bill that's supposedly designed to facilitate detection of and defense against cybersecurity threats. The language is so vague that an ISP could use it to monitor communications of subscribers for potential infringement of intellectual property. An ISP could even interpret this bill as allowing them to block accounts believed to be infringing, block access to websites like The Pirate Bay believed to carry infringing content, or take other measures provided they claimed it was motivated by cybersecurity concerns.
The language the EFF is referring to is in the bill's definition of cybersecurity and what constitutes a threat. The above example provided by the EFF is an extreme one, but the privacy implications of the broadly defined "cybersecurity threat" is the cause for concern among CISPA's opposition. On top of using CISPA to fight against piracy it's feared the information gathered would be released too easily and would violate the Fourth Amendment because it offers a simple, warrantless means to acquire personal data.
Full Article: Why Microsoft and Facebook are Pro-CISPA but Anti-SOPA
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Looks like Facebook is in support of CISPA and now there's a campaign to convince them otherwise.
What is Facebook thinking?
They've signed on in support of CISPA -- the new bill that would obliterate online privacy, give the military crazy new abilities to spy on the Internet, and potentially let ISPs block sites and cut off users accused of piracy.
Click here to sign on to our open letter urging Facebook to withdraw its support for CISPA.
The Center for Democracy and Technology says, "CISPA has a very broad, almost unlimited definition of the information that can be shared with government agencies and it supersedes all other privacy laws."
According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation:
An ISP could even interpret this bill as allowing them to block accounts believed to be infringing, block access to websites like The Pirate Bay believed to carry infringing content, or take other measures provided they claimed it was motivated by cybersecurity concerns.
Internet users were able to push GoDaddy to withdraw its support of SOPA. Now it's time to make sure Facebook knows we're furious.
Click here to sign on to our open letter urging Facebook to withdraw its support for CISPA.
Thanks for keeping up the fight.
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Yeah, that's what that previous article I posted is about. Microsoft supports it too. Everyone's wondering why facebook is pro CISPA but some say it's because it takes away responsibility from them so they don't have to worry about getting sued. Something like that. Whatever, facebook joined the ranks of the sociopaths. They don't give a sh*t. They just want to grab as much money as they can just like most corporations.
I also posted this other link in the other topic, It has some or all of the companies that are supporting CISPA.
Business Roundtable
CTIA - The Wireless Association
Cyber, Space & Intelligence Association
Edison Electric
The Financial Services Roundtable
Independent Telephone & Telecommunications Alliance
Information Technology Industry Council
Internet Security Alliance
Lockheed Martin
National Cable & Telecommunications Association
US Chamber of Commerce
US Telecom - The Broadband Association
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The House of Representatives is preparing to vote on legislation that would give the government, including military spy agencies like the National Security Agency, unprecedented powers to snoop through people's personal information — medical records, private emails, financial information — all without a warrant, proper oversight or limits.
H.R. 3523, the Cybersecurity Information Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), promoted as a measure to counter cyber attacks, would allow the NSA to collect the internet records of people who are not suspected of doing anything wrong. This unprecedented and broadly worded bill clears the way for internet providers, wireless carriers, and websites to share your personal information with military spy agencies.
Tell your Representative today to reject legislation that will make it easier for internet companies to share your personal information with military spy agencies.
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If this bill passes, that's it, game over. You may not think this way yet or see it in the very beginning but the power this bill will give them will be all they need to control the internet.
The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, or CISPA, is very bad news for Americans. And bad news for citizens of the Internet all over the world.
I was on cable news network RT America earlier today to discuss the real threat this bill poses to "everyday" people like you and I (i.e. not criminal masterminds nor "cyberterrorists," whatever that means). You can watch the whole clip directly below.
Few other points I wanted to briefly touch on, but didn't have time to:
1) The lack of media coverage, especially television and radio coverage, has been astounding. We saw something similar in the run-up to NDAA's passage into law, and in the days leading up to the Internet's "stand" against SOPA, which culminated in a Google homepage notice, Reddit blackout, and Wikipedia blackout as well. For example, with SOPA, I saw no mainstream U.S. television coverage whatsoever, except for a limp weekend morning segment on MSNBC where the anchor appeared uneasy about challenging his corporate bosses' views on the necessity of SOPA. I'm not saying there is something deeper going on. Then again, I'm not willing to deny that either -- this is just too weird. CISPA is clearly a very major story, of national political and economic significance, so why isn't it leading?
RT has been one of the few networks covering CISPA in-depth.
2) Once this becomes law, it will stay on the books probably forever. Don't hope for a re-do a few years from now. Our Internet privacy will be gone for good. Just as the Patriot Act was originally intended to "sunset" when America was no longer in immediate danger, and then was quietly extended with President Obama's authorization, CISPA will most certainly outstay its welcome.
3) Look at the broader trend: NDAA, H.R. 347, SOPA, ACTA, and now CISPA. Add it all up, and you have the recipe for a terrifying totalitarian state that makes The Hunger Games look like a weekend in the Bahamas.
Read More: CISPA Is A Major Threat
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Almost a million signed. More people need to jump on this.
Right now, the US Congress is sneaking in a new law that gives them big brother spy powers over the entire web -- and they're hoping the world won't notice. We helped stop their Net attack last time, let's do it again.
Over 100 Members of Congress are backing a bill (CISPA) that would give private companies and the US government the right to spy on any of us at any time for as long as they want without a warrant. This is the third time the US Congress has tried to attack our Internet freedom. But we helped beat SOPA, and PIPA -- and now we can beat this new Big Brother law.
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There's a report by http://www.DemandProgress.org that Obama will veto CISPA if it passes Congress.
Obama also said he was opposed to the NDAA which nullified Habeus Corpus and other provisions of our Constitution but he signed it into law anyway.
Here's a petition to urge the president to stand firm on his veto should the CISPA vote pass.
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From http://www.DemandProgress.org.
We pushed them to the brink, but House Republicans rammed through CISPA this afternoon, ahead of schedule.
Let's make sure it dies in the Senate.
Please click here to email your Senators right away.
Our hundreds of thousands of emails and tens of thousands of phone calls have had a real impact:
Amendments were adopted that made CISPA (marginally) better.
Earlier this month CISPA was supposed to sail through, but we helped foment real opposition, and the vote was far closer than anybody could have imagined even a couple of weeks ago.
Most Democrats held firm in opposition, and more than two dozen libertarian-leaning Republicans defied their leadership and vote no.
Most importantly, President Obama has threatened to veto CISPA.
The Senate will consider cyber security legislation in the coming weeks.
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Here's the story...
House OKs CISPA cybersecurity bill despite veto threat
White House says the bill fails to protect Americans' privacy
By Donna Cassata
Associated Press
April 26, 2012
WASHINGTON — The House ignored Obama administration objections Thursday and approved legislation aimed at helping stop electronic attacks on critical U.S. infrastructure and private companies.
On a bipartisan vote of 248-168, the GOP-controlled House backed the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), which would encourage companies and the federal government to share information collected on the Internet to prevent electronic attacks from cybercriminals, foreign governments and terrorists.
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This is really sick. Looks like they're getting what they want. This will be the final blow to the free internet. Your privacy will be totally gone. Everything you do on the internet will be fair game. This bill is has elements that are undefined. They can do whatever they want with your info.
"Once the government has it, they can repurpose it and use it for a number of things, including an undefined national security use."
CISPA Critics Warn Cybersecurity Bill Will Increase Domestic Surveillance and Violate Privacy Rights
This is a continuation of the video on the previous link. People need to know this. It's pretty scary what the government can and will be able to do.
"It's a militarization of cyberspace."
Even though CISPA is styled as a 'cybersecurity' bill, it explicitly allows the Department of Homeland Security and other government agencies like the National Security Agency (NSA) to use your information for 'national security' purposes—expanding the bill far beyond its purported goal. Bill sponser Mike Rogers introduced a package of amendments yesterday, but did not remove "national security" as one of the purposes for which information can be used.
CISPA, "National Security," and the NSA's Ability to Read Your Emails
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Mozilla Speaks up about it.
While the Internet has been bristling with anger over the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, the Internet industry has been either silent or quietly supportive of the controversial bill. With one exception.
Late Tuesday, Mozilla's Privacy and Public Policy lead sent me the following statement:
While we wholeheartedly support a more secure Internet, CISPA has a broad and alarming reach that goes far beyond Internet security. The bill infringes on our privacy, includes vague definitions of cybersecurity, and grants immunities to companies and government that are too broad around information misuse. We hope the Senate takes the time to fully and openly consider these issues with stakeholder input before moving forward with this legislation.
CISPA was introduced to the House in Novemeber with the intention of allowing more sharing of cybersecurity threat information between the private sector and the government, but has since been criticized for a provision that would also allow firms to share users' private data with agencies like the National Security Agency or the Department of Homeland security without regard for any previous privacy laws.
Just before its passage last Thursday, the House added new amendments broadening that sharing to not just information about cyberattacks but also any case that involves computer "crime," exploitation of minors or even "the protection of individuals from the danger of death or serious bodily harm."
But despite the outcry over the privacy violations the revamped bill might allow and even a threatened veto from the White House, tech firms have largely stood behind it–CISPA's official supporters include Facebook, Microsoft, IBM, Intel, Oracle and Symantec among others–carriers including AT&T and Verizon have signed on, too. Despite reports that Microsoft had backed off its support for the bill citing privacy, a Microsoft spokesperson Monday told reporters that the company's supportive position on CISPA remains "unchanged."
Mozilla didn't offer any further comment on its decision to break with that collection of CISPA supporters. But it wouldn't be the first time Mozilla has taken an outspoken role against controversial legislation: In January's protests of the Stop Online Piracy Act, Mozilla joined Reddit and Wikipedia in a "blackout" of its sites, replacing their content with information about SOPA's violation of free speech rights.
Google now remains perhaps the only major tech firm that has yet to take a stance on CISPA. In a statement, a Google spokesperson tells me that "We think this is an important issue and we're watching the process closely but we haven't taken a formal position on any specific legislation."
Debate over CISPA now moves to the Senate, where it must be squared against one of two very different bills proposed by Senators John McCain in the first case and Joe Lieberman and Susan Collins in the other. In the melee to come, Google, like its smaller Mountain View neighbor Mozilla, will likely have to choose a side.
Full Story: Mozilla Slams CISPA, Breaking Silicon Valley's Silence On Cybersecurity Bill
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Yep it's the end. Say good bye while you have a chance.
Tomorrow is a very important day in American politics. A landmark amendment to the National Security Act of 1947 has been pushed through the House of Representatives and is set for a rushed vote in the Senate. CISPA (Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, H.R. 3523) is an amendment that would update the law to include the ability to govern the sharing of specific information between private companies and the government that is deemed a "cyber threat."
If SOPA/PIPA was about censorship, CISPA is about privacy.
I'm curious though, what does the amendment define as a "cyber threat?"
"Information in the possession of an element of the intelligence community directly pertaining to a vulnerability of, or threat to, a system or network of a government or private entity, including information pertaining to the protection of a system or network from either 'efforts to degrade, disrupt, or destroy such system or network'; or 'theft or misappropriation of private or government information, intellectual property or personally identifiable information."
So really anything could be a "cyber threat" right? Just wonderful.
Well, why should you care? Because it's legislation that can, and will have implications on our society, government, future laws, and most importantly you. This little provision would pretty much nullify existing privacy laws and give corporations legal immunity for sharing your information and communication with the government. In its current form, CISPA affects our fundamental rights to privacy and freedom of expression, and in the name of "national security," our government has proven time and time again that it will continue to cater to corporate manipulation and special interest groups at the cost of the average American.
What CISPA effectively says is that the 4th Amendment does't apply online. Also the government structured the bill which exempts CISPA from the Freedom of Information Act. The legislation is now currently tucked inside of Senate bill S.2105, which has bipartisan congressional support, and will likely pass without a majority of the public even knowing it exists.
But it gets better. The meetings were all held in secret too…
Oh, and did I mention that the amendment is terribly vague when it comes to the limits on how and when the government may (will) monitor a private individual's personal information? Text messages? Check. Emails? Check? All shared freely between corporations and the government.
Here's a good one: What company just went public in the stock market and has almost a billion subscribed users? If you said Facebook, well you were right, or you looked ahead and saw what I wrote (smarty pants).
Facebook will spy on you and your friends. It will gather all your "private" information, allow the government to use it anytime against you, and for whatever reason it sees fit. Does the government need to know what you did this morning when you woke up? Not really. What about the conversation in messenger you had about the new Game of Thrones episode? Doubt it. So why does the government need to be constantly checking what websites you go to, what you say, and when you do it? Good question.
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Recipe by Harht4God
"Unique! Refreshing, minty salad with a sensational flavor! Big hit!"
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1 cup
cubed seeded watermelon
1 cup
seedless grapes
1 cup
cubed cantaloupe
1 cup
hulled and quartered strawberries
1 cup
peeled and quartered kiwi
1 cup
fresh blueberries
3 sprigs
fresh mint
2 teaspoons
white sugar
3 tablespoons
fresh lime juice
I thought this was good, and it certainly disappeared quickly from the potluck I attended. However, I would suggest a couple of changes. Firstly, I chopped the mint before adding it to the sugar/lime mixture to pull out more of the flavor, then I strained the pieces out (I liked the taste it imparted, but fresh mint leaves are fairly bitter. Chewing on them in your salad can be unpleasant).
Secondly, I'd definitely add another teaspoon of sugar if you're making it for a mixed group (in other words, people who may not like mojitos). In my opinion, that takes it from the realm of "this made the fruit taste like a mojito" to "this tastes like a yummy fruit salad." I'd strongly suggest tasting the dressing before adding it and adjusting the amounts to your preference, how sour your limes were, and so on.
This was a pretty salad but the mojito flavor just didn't seem to come through for me. Was a bit disappointed about that.
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Fruit is obviously refreshing and delicious on its own but adding this lime and mint dressing made it especially so. Clever title for a very creative, colorful and interestingly delicious fruit salad. Aside from adding a little more sugar for our tastes I made no changes. We loved it.
I love this salad! The dressing is the perfect compliment to all of the flavors. It's helpful when the season of fresh fruit is over to make the salad last longer. I didn't change anything except switch out cantaloupe with honeydew. I don't like cantaloupe. Next time I might include mango and raspberries as well to add even more flavors! Thanks!
So refreshing! It's peak berry season here in Oregon, so I used triple crown blackberries, raspberries, fresh peaches (peeled), kiwi and watermelon. I used the tips given by others, I chopped the mint (a lot more than 3 sprigs!) and muddled it with 1 tablespoon sugar, then squeezed the juice of 2 limes over. I let it stand while I prepared the fruit, then strained it over the fruit, pressing hard on the solids. It was refrigerated all day while I went to the movies with my book club friends, then served at the after-movie discussion. Everyone raved about how good it was, and it was gone before the end of the evening. I think this would good with just about any fruit, so it would be something that could be served any time of year. A definite keep...thank you so much!!
I very much enjoy this salad and have served it at several gatherings. I also added an additional teaspoon of sugar and think any five to six kinds of seasonal summer fruit work really well. I used smaller chunks of leftovers plus the ample amount of juice released by the salad over time to make tasty popsicles as well.
This is THE best fruit salad I have EVER had and will NEVER make it a different way.
I add the mint and lime juice (omitting the sugar) to the food processor before adding it to the salad.
Stunning salad. I knew my family loved it when we were fighting over the leftovers. Absolutely wonderful. Simple and just luscious. I wouldn't change a thing.
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"This easy no-cook peanut sauce has a terrific authentic Thai taste. It is spicy and peanutty, and is perfect as a dipping sauce for chicken, shrimp, and beef...or even to use tossed with warm cooked noodles for a quick pasta dish."
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1/2 cup
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3 tablespoons
3 tablespoons
fresh lime juice
3 tablespoons
soy sauce
1 tablespoon
fish sauce
1 tablespoon
hot sauce
1 tablespoon
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1/4 cup
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I used this sauce for a chicken and rice noodle dish. Excellent! Added a whole can of cocounut milk and reduced peanut butter to about 1/2 cup to 3/4 cup. Also added two tablespoons of sugar. Omitted the cilantro. Excellent. I will make this again and again. (This makes enough sauce for 1 pound of rice noodles, therefore a main dish for 4 people or two famished people. I also used two chicken breasts cut into long pieces and stir fried them in evoo before adding the sauce).
For a vegetarian option: Steam some carrots and green beans in place of the chicken breast. Then in a skillet, saute 3 cloves of garlic with 1 tablespoon of grated ginger. When the ginger starts to turn pale brown on the bottom of the skillet, throw in the green beans and carrots with a splash of water to deglaze. After this step, throw in the cooked noodles and then work in the peanut sauce.
This recipe is nearly worthless as written. It is WAY too thick and WAY too peanut buttery - it just tastes like barely watered down peanut butter. The good thing is it's easy to play around with and improve. I doubled the ginger, lime juice, soy sauce (low sodium), and coconut milk (lite), added some lime zest, copious amounts of chile garlic sauce, and several tablespoons of hoisin sauce, chucked in about a full cup of chopped cilantro, and thinned it with additional water. That made for a finger-licking good peanut sauce. I served it over whole wheat spaghetti with tender-crisp veggies (bell pepper, snap peas, scallions, broccoli) and pan fried tofu squares.
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Excellent recipe. Having just returned from Indonesia was eager to eat some satay so gave this sauce a try! FANTATSIC. I did however add more coconut milk instead of water and used ground dried ginger (its all I had) Plus I added a heaped tablespoon of Sambal Olek (Chilli Jam) so omitted the lime and used a squeeze of lemon instead and it tastes fantastic. Just like it tasted last week when I was sitting in a resturant looking out over the ocean and listening to gamalen music!! :)
Hmm Actually I kind of changed the recipe LMAO I also used Soy rather than fish sauce as Husband is alergic to seafood but it still worked perfectly. Thankyou for an excellent guidline to base my sauce on!
This is a wonderful Thai peanut sauce! I followed the recipe exactly. When i tasted it, I thought it was marginal (a little bit of a letdown). But...after sitting in the fridge for and hour and then being used with Thai Chicken Satay (recipe on this site - read my review), it was awesome! The various flavors in the sauce must have needed time to blend and accompanied by the taste of the marinated chicken, it was definitely 'The Best Thai Peanut Sauce"!
(Edit to add: After a day of being in the frig, this sauce is even better. Can really taste the herbs so much more.) I had no idea how to make peanut sauce. With a few of the suggestions of other reviewers I love this sauce. I cut everything in half. I then added more coconut milk to make it thinner, about a tablespoon or so of sesame oil, about 1/2 TBS of rice vinegar, 2 TBS. of hoisin sauce, and 2-3 TBS of white sugar. I put it all in a small food processor because I used crunchy peanut butter. I used everything else in the recipe. The sesame oil made the biggest difference and I highly recommend it. The hoisin sauce didn't add much and I probably won't use it next time. We had this with Vietnamese Fresh Spring Rolls from this site. (also had the fish sauce from that recipe) This peanut sauce is so good I was dipping bread in it. Will also use it to make noodle dishes.
I made this as a dipping sauce for a fondue party and it was everyone's favorite. I used seasoned rice vinegar and low fat coconut milk. Next time I will use the regular coconut milk for more flavor. I found the most important thing was to make it ahead of time (day before if possible) to allow the flavors to develop. Make the basic recipe, wait a couple of hours, taste and start adding. Do this several times with at least an hour in between until it is to your liking.
Delicious and flavourful! The mixture may sound a little odd (fish sauce, coconut milk, peanut butter) and I was a little hesitant to try this, but I am glad that I did! Using smooth peanut butter makes all the difference - I also made the addition of extra cilantro and some lemongrass. Served with chicken satay. My end verdict? A huge hit!!
Really great recipe, except I cut down the amount of peanut butter because it seemed to be a bit too much. I also found it helped to make the sauce with the ingredients in the stated amounts (except with less peanut butter), and then to adjust after so that it appeals to your personal tastes. I like adding more coconut milk, personally.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
The Best Thai Peanut Sauce
Serving Size: 1/16 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 16
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 160
Calories from Fat: 123
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way to be a douche and helpful at the same time. you're not really helping convert people's opinions that the PDGA board is a group of elitists.
if you adopted a friendlier tone in your posts, instead of the know-it-all, holier-than-thou sarcasm and infallibility that you currently choose to communicate with, the lines of conversation that you find yourself in might be much more pleasant and people might be more willing to listen to you and the PDGA.
i have read a lot of what you have written in the past couple years on this site, and you have great ideas that are backed up with support, but man, you come across so rude sometimes.
just give it a thought or two. i know there are rude people on this site, and they certainly have not always resorted to the best conflict management tactics. take this advice and always be the better man, because you're not just a man, you represent the PDGA, and being the only representative that exists on this site that participates in discussions, you should take advantage of that and not take advantage of people and make them feel inferior.
Sorry, there was no attitude intended in my responses. I answered each question straight out but perhaps I needed smiley faces on the last one? I sometimes don't have the time to craft and edit every message to make sure there's no unintended way it can be read.
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