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A British security guard was murdered in cold blood just minutes into the siege at the Algerian gas plant, an IT worker caught up in the hostage crisis has told The Mail on Sunday.
The Algerian employee, who managed to escape, has given the most detailed account so far of how Islamist terrorists rounded up foreign workers during the four-day stand-off and placed explosives round their necks. Following his escape, the IT worker contacted a friend who remained in the camp and witnessed yesterdays final onslaught by Algerian troops.
Speaking under condition of anonymity after the Algerian army told him not to talk, he said: The terrorists arrived at 5.10am on Wednesday in three vehicles and began firing at a bus. A guard was shot and then another guard got out of a car and was instantly shot dead. I believe he was the first Briton to die. The IT worker recalled how the Islamists systematically targeted Western employees. The terrorists went to the alarm station, switched off the alarms, and forced the deputy manager to show them where the expats were. They rounded up the expats, making them all wear explosives around their necks while standing in a circle. The attackers were carrying Kalashnikovs and bombs and went throughout the complex, seeking out expats hiding, and forcing them into the circle. He said more than 20 British workers whom the terrorists called kuffar, meaning non-Muslims were rounded up.
He added: Us Algerians were rounded up separately and were treated with kindness. We were told that because we were Muslim we would not be killed, and it was only the Christians they were after.
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Islam is a war plan.
No wonder BHO2 is taking his time considering this event in Algeria.
He is siding with the Muslims. No doubt in my mind at all; he will refuse to call this 'terrorism'.
More workplace violence.
Where is he anyway? Where's Hillary? Who's condemning these atrocities on behalf of America?!
Obama is living with a guilt complex because he stalled three times but could no longer stop the US from killing Osama Bin Laden.
Obama now seeks to ease his inner turmoil by helping kill Americans every chance he gets (Libya, Algeria...).
Yep-—the Marxist/Satanic/Occultist War on Christianity continues.
Note-—all the laws being made today is to eliminate Christian Ethics in American schools and in the military and in the Public square and particularly in the Universities and Media. The Marxists are using the muslims as a means to facilitate the elimination of the Christians-—Because Christianity is the religion that led to the Age of Reason—without it-—we will be irrational and godless, just like the Postmodernists/muslims/Socialists who want to eliminate Christianity from the face of the earth.
Christian Ethics is what gave us individuality-—dignity and worth of every person. It perfected Natural Law—basis of Constitution and Rights. The collectivization demands they strip individuality from minds of children and Rights, so Christianity HAS to go-— so they "group think" and march like lemmings to the slaughter. The schools destroy Knowledge and Wisdom—teach Up is Down, Good is Evil, so kids have no Rational Thought in their mushy heads.....and they elicit the "right emotions" (BF Skinner) when they hear beautiful words they feel such joy with "Obama" and "Communism" or feel the revulsion when they hear evil words like "guns" and "conservative" or "Christian".
Islam is a war plan——but the Marxists targeted our schools in 1930. The indoctrination is destroying the ability to Reason in our children as I type. If we had a moral, educated populace, we would never have this "war" and "muslim" problem. It is all the Hegelian Dialectic by the elite puppet masters and bankers funding these "wars"-—plan for One World Religion and Government. The US is the last hold-out because of the Christian Ethics-—without Virtue-—there will be no Freedom. All Founders stated that-—it will get ugly-—and there can be no devout Christians-—they will be eliminated and persecuted.
If only Al-Azhar University in Cairo, or Mecca's chief imam would issue a fatwa banning assault weapons and high capacity ammunition feeding devices; and requiring background checks to purchase weapons, these mass killings of non-Muslims by "militants" could no longer happen. /sarc
Those weapons, an astounding store by the way, are now also in the hands of the "freedom" fighters battling the Syrian regime.
Our undeclared war to over throw Col. Gaddafi was ostensibly provoked by his threat to destroy Benghazi, hometown for a plurality of the foreign soldiers we fought in Iraq.
You're absolutely right as usual. It should be of no surprise that the left and Muslims are generally allies. No. I don't think the left, except for a very small minority, supports terrorism, but they certainly have different standards for Muslims. Islam, for example, is positively hostile to homosexuals and feminists, yet it gets pretty much a complete pass. I think it's along the lines of the enemy of my enemy is my friend, and Christians are definitely the enemy of the left.
Christians. And America.
The lefties -- and the Muslims -- are at war with both.
Someone anyone ask valarie jarret how she feels about christians being targeted. We have our own government infultration of these enemies and thier support groups who where ELECTED!
In Audacity of Hope he [Obama] writes: I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction. The quote comes from page 261 of the paperback edition of The Audacity of Hope.
Democrats and Islamics unite to cut off Adam Smith's invisible hand.
Oh come on. Obama is working with the Muslim terrorists to get Islam in a position to control the world.
Obama knows Americans are the biggest fools in history and that the press controls what they think. Are you waiting for the NY TIMES to tell you that Obama is giving weapons to Al Qaeda?
Why do you think Obama lied about Benghazi?
Obama treats Americans like they are idiots. So far, he's been right.
It's a good thing the hostages didn't have guns; somebody might have gotten hurt.
Islam is the Faith of Hate and the Cult of Insanity
People had better wake up to the fact that you are in a Holy War with a 7th C barbaric cult.
Can there be any further doubt that this is a religious war, and we had better start fighting it to win.
> No wonder BHO2 is taking his time considering this event in Algeria.
He is siding with the Muslims. No doubt in my mind at all; he will refuse to call this terrorism.
Either the left refuses to see this and acknowledge him as Muslim or they are blindly following him and ready to bend their knee to the demon God, Allah
> The Marxists are using the muslims as a means to facilitate the elimination of the Christians-Because Christianity is the religion that led to the Age of Reasonwithout it-we will be irrational and godless, just like the Postmodernists/muslims/Socialists who want to eliminate Christianity from the face of the earth.
Everything I've seen has led me to this same conclusion. The Communists are using the Muslims as a tool.I think this is payback for the U.S.'s involvement in the destabilization of their economy in the early 1990's which led to their downfall. I've been asked to take a look a certain persons of interest which are all confirming this.
We are NOT at war with Islam.
Islam is a religion of peace!/S
Or perhaps they were Americans?
Either way, we have been letting these Muslim killers into our country for years, treating them like all they want is what we want.
Instead, their real aims are to convert us, subjugate us, or kill us. Islam and it's ideology of "total submission to Allah" and our Constitution and culture simply do not and can not mix. The sooner we realise and act on that premise, the less our own upcoming bloodshed will be.
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Islamo-Communist alliance.
This is the video of Koranic singing and prayer at the memorial service in Newtown, CT, on national television (+/- 4 minutes).
What was the New Testament singing and profession of faith there?
Posted this years ago. Now it has an "found possibly offensive' warning attached to it on youtube. That's the new world under Obama. History being re-written to label the truth "offensive" when it doesn't fit the lying meme.
"Islam and the Nazis"
"Of the terrorists, one was an Egyptian, another was Libyan and one was Syrian. Most of them were Algerian but some of them had white skin and I think they were Canadian. Two were speaking fluent English."
Canadian ??!! Yikes !!
Were they wearing toques or eating maple syrup? (I had to get the stereotypes in before anyone else). If they were fluent in English, that rules out Quebec and Toronto.
Evil is alive in the world and it is raging.
Why post the link if you've restricted it from viewing?
I didn't put the video on youtube. Only posted a link to it.
.....And like all other past efforts, IT WILL FAIL.
Hugh knocked on the door of reality with this post today:
Belmokhtar was been a big-shot bandit, once given the name of Mr. Marlboro, a nod to his deeds of derring-do in cigarette smuggling. It hardly matters if he is a member, or not a member, or was once a member, of Al Qaeda. Too much attention is given to trivia like that. He could be the member of this group, or that, or not of any group. But his acts, his attitudes, and those of the men under him, reflect the Islamic texts that inculcate hatred of non-Muslims. That's what counts. Those who keep spending time solemnly parsing which Muslim murderer or which Muslim promoter or defender or camouflager of Muslim supremacism belongs to which group, are wasting time and deflecting Western attention from the real problem: Islam, and the degree to which its adherents, or those who call themselves Muslims, participoate in, or make things easier for those who participate in, the Jihad which is conducted using many different instruments, of which violence through terrorism or thorugh conventional combat, qital, is only one. And Jihad for Muslims, however they pursue it, remains the same goal: to expand the boundaries of Dar al-Islam, to ensure that in the end the world belongs to Islam, which everywhere dominates, and Muslims rule, everywhere.
Now it won't allow me into that other link at all! Grrr. Watch it while you can!
Here's another link I just found:
"Islam and the Nazis"
Part of the Leftist/occultist love for Muslims is that they are 90% sodomites. Read the appendix below-—this is one of many-—google harem/boys/afghani. Pederasty is so common (learned behavior) and Christians will not allow their boys to be sodomized (at least if practicing Christians).
I find sodomy is the overwhelming uniting force of all Leftists——and Communism——of the Freemasons/Nazi Brownshirts/ occultists/Bohemian Grove-type/Bolsheviks/Communists/Fabian Socialists like John Maynard Keynes. Google the ugly Sugar Keynes-—the darling of Marxists and Leftists. This is their mentality. This is why they want sodomy respectable and need "marriage" to make it so in eyes of the children. They want to normalize it so need to condition children's thinking when very young.
The worship of Lucifer (Illuminati) would always include sodomy in ritual—as a insult to God and his Creation "in His Image".
That is why Christianity is being destroyed-—so they can get the boys-—and destroy the morality of the children-—like in all ancient—women-hating cultures. Sodomy is all about pederasty and hating women and occultism.
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Bot-based collective blocklists in Twitter: the counterpublic moderation of harassment in a networked public space.
Geiger, R. Stuart and Lampinen, Airi. (2014). "Bot-based collective blocklists in Twitter: the counterpublic moderation of harassment in a networked public space." Information, Communication, and Society 19(6). http://stuartgeiger.com/blockbots-ics.pdf
This article introduces and discusses bot-based collective blocklists (or blockbots) in Twitter, which have been developed by volunteers to combat harassment in the social networking site. Blockbots support the curation of a shared blocklist of accounts, where subscribers to a blockbot will not receive any notifications or messages from accounts on the blocklist. Blockbots support counterpublic communities, helping people moderate their own experiences of a site. This article provides an introduction and overview of blockbots and the issues that they raise about networked publics and platform governance, extending an intersecting literature on online harassment, platform governance, and the politics of algorithms.
Also read this blog post summarizing this piece and project.
Old Against New, or a Coming of Age? Broadcasting in an Era of Electronic Media.
Geiger, R. Stuart and Lampinen, Airi. (2014). "Old Against New, or a Coming of Age? Broadcasting in an Era of Electronic Media." Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media 58(3). http://www.stuartgeiger.com/jobem.pdf
"Broadcasting" is often cast as an outdated term—we are constantly told that we are in the midst of a digital/social media revolution that will make the unidirectional, mass communication model obsolete. In response, we argue that to consider the continued relevance of terms like "broadcasting" in an era of electronic media is to neither hastily disregard the legacy of these terms, nor cling to them too rigidly. In this special issue of the Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media written and edited by graduate students, we begin a new thread in the longstanding conversation about what it means for media to be "old" and "new."
Defining, Designing, and Evaluating Civic Values in Human Computation and Collective Action Systems
Matias, N. and Geiger, R.S. "Defining, Designing, and Evaluating Civic Values in Human Computation and Collective Action Systems." In Proceedings of HCOMP 2014, Citizen-X Workshop. http://stuartgeiger.com/defining-civic-values-hcomp-matias-geiger.pdf.
Collective action is often described in terms of the relationships, learning, principled processes, and community capacities it fosters. Despite this, human computation and collective action systems are often designed and evaluated with system outputs in mind: the quality of answers, the number of votes, the accuracy of content created. In this proposal, we review literature on the design values of "citizen-x" systems, put forward a series of models for describing the civic values in "citizen-x", and classify systems by those models.
Snuggle: Designing for efficient socialization and ideological critique
Halfaker, Aaron., Geiger, R. Stuart., and Treveen, Loren. (2014). "Snuggle: Designing for Efficient Socialization and Ideological Critique." In Proceedings of the 2014 ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing (CHI 2014). http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~halfak/publications/Snuggle/halfaker14snuggle-personal.pdf
We worked with a coalition of Wikipedians to design, develop, and deploy Snuggle, a new user interface that served two critical functions: making the work of newcomer socialization more effective, and bringing visibility to instances in which Wikipedians' current practice of gatekeeping socialization breaks down. Snuggle supports positive socialization by helping mentors quickly find newcomers whose good-faith mistakes were reverted as damage. Snuggle also supports ideological critique and reflection by bringing visibility to the consequences of viewing newcomers through a lens of suspiciousness.
Bots, bespoke code, and the materiality of software platforms
Geiger, R. Stuart. (2014). "Bots, Bespoke Code, and the Materiality of Software Platforms." Information, Communication, and Society 17. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1369118X.2013.873069
This article introduces and discusses the role of bespoke code in Wikipedia, which is code that runs alongside a platform or system, rather than being integrated into server-side codebases by individuals with privileged access to the server. Instead of taking for granted the pre-existing stability of Wikipedia as a platform, bots and other bespoke code require that we examine not only the software code itself, but also the concrete, historically contingent material conditions under which this code is run.
The Next Generation of Scientists: Examining the Experiences of Graduate Students in Network-Level Social-Ecological Science
Romolini, Michele., Sydne Record, Rebecca. Garvoille, Y. Marusenko, and R. Stuart Geiger. (2013) "The Next Generation of Scientists: Examining the Experiences of Graduate Students in Network-Level Science." In Ecology and Society 18(3). http://dx.doi.org/10.5751/ES-05606-180342
In the pursuit to confront pressing environmental issues such as climate change, many scientists, practitioners, policy makers, and institutions are promoting large-scale 'network-level' scientific research that integrates the social and ecological sciences. To understand how this scientific trend is unfolding among rising scientists, we examined how graduate students experienced one such emergent social-ecological research initiative within the large-scale, geographically distributed Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Network.
When the Levee Breaks: Without Bots, What Happens to Wikipedia's Quality Control Processes?
Geiger, R. Stuart and Halfaker, Aaron. (2013). "When the Levee Breaks: Without Bots, What Happens to Wikipedia's Quality Control Processes?" In Proceedings of the 9th International Symposium on Wikis and Open Collaboration (WikiSym 2013). http://stuartgeiger.com/wikisym13-cluebot.pdf
In the first half of 2011, ClueBot NG – one of the most prolific counter-vandalism bots in the English-language Wikipedia – went down for four distinct periods, each period of downtime lasting from days to weeks. In this paper, we use these periods of breakdown as naturalistic experiments to study Wikipedia's heterogeneous quality control network. Our analysis showed that the overall time-to-revert edits was almost doubled when this software agent was down. Yet while a significantly fewer proportion of edits made during the bot's downtime were reverted, we found that those edits were later eventually reverted. This suggests that other agents in Wikipedia took over this quality control work, but performed it at a far slower rate.
Using Edit Sessions to Measure Participation in Wikipedia
Geiger, R. Stuart and Halfaker, Aaron. (2013). "Using Edit Sessions to Measure Participation in Wikipedia." In Proceedings of the 2013 ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW 2013). http://www.stuartgeiger.com/cscw-sessions.pdf
Many quantitative, log-based studies of participation and contribution in CSCW and CMC systems measure the activity of users in terms of output, based on metrics like posts to forums, edits to Wikipedia articles, or commits to code repositories. In this paper, we estimate the amount of time users have spent contributing. Through an analysis of Wikipedia log data, we identify a pattern of punctuated bursts in editors' activity that we refer to as edit sessions. Based on these edit sessions, we build a metric that approximates the labor hours of editors in the encyclopedia. Using this metric, we first compare labor-based analyses with output-based analyses, finding that the activity of many editors can appear quite differently based on the kind of metric used.
Artifacts that Organize: Delegation in the Distributed Organization
Ribes, David, Steve Jackson, R. Stuart Geiger, Matt C. Burton, and Tom Finholt (2013). "Artifacts that organize: Delegation in the distributed organization." Information and Organization 23:1–14. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.infoandorg.2012.08.001
Increasingly, organizations are deploying automated modes of technology-supported coordination that seek to replace rather than enhance human communication. To study this phenomenon, we extend Bruno Latour's concept of delegation and apply it to thorny questions around the work of sustaining organization over space and time. As we show with two cases from the Open Science Grid, delegation is complex, fragile, and central to the nature of contemporary organizing. Specifically, we argue that delegation: 1) reconfigures the organization of work; 2) transforms how outcomes are accomplished; 3) redistributes responsibility for organizational decision-making; and 4) shifts the visibility and invisibility of both actors and their work.
The Rise and Decline of an Open Collaboration Community: How Wikipedia's reaction to sudden popularity is causing its decline
Halfaker, Aaron., R. Stuart Geiger, Jonathan Morgan, and John Riedl. (2013). "The Rise and Decline of an Open Collaboration System: How Wikipedia's reaction to sudden popularity is killing it." American Behavioral Scientist 57(5). http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0002764212469365
This paper presents evidence that several changes that the Wikipedia community made to manage quality and consistency in the face of a massive growth in participation have lead to a more restrictive environment for newcomers. Specifically, the restrictiveness of the encyclopedia's primary quality control mechanism and the algorithmic tools used to reject contributions is implicated as a cause of decreased newcomer retention. Also, the community's formal mechanisms for norm articulation is shown to have calcified against changes — especially for newcomers.
Defense Mechanism or Socialization Tactic? Improving Wikipedia's Notifications to Rejected Contributors
Geiger, R. Stuart, Aaron Halfaker, Maryana Pinchuk, and Steven Walling (2012). "Defense Mechanism or Socialization Tactic? Improving Wikipedia's Notifications to Rejected Contributors." In Proceedings of the 2012 International Conference on Weblogs and Social Media (ICWSM 2012). http://www.aaai.org/ocs/index.php/ICWSM/ICWSM12/paper/view/4657
In this paper, we first illustrate and describe the various defense mechanisms at work in Wikipedia, which we hypothesize are inhibiting newcomer retention. Next, we present results from an experiment aimed at increasing both the quantity and quality of editors by altering various elements of these defense mechanisms, specifically pre-scripted warnings and notifications that are sent to new editors upon reverting or rejecting contributions. Using regression models of new user activity, we show which tactics work best for different populations of users based on their motivations when joining Wikipedia.
"Writing up rather than writing down": Becoming Wikipedia Literate
Ford, Heather and R. Stuart Geiger. (2012). ""Writing up rather than writing down": Becoming Wikipedia Literate." In Proceedings of the 8th International Symposium on Wikis and Open Collaboration (WikiSym 2012). New York: ACM Digital Library. http://www.stuartgeiger.com/becoming-wikipedia-literate.pdf
We introduce and advocate a multi-faceted theory of literacy to investigate the knowledges and organizational forms are required to improve participation in Wikipedia's communities. We outline what Richard Darville refers to as the "background knowledges" required to be an empowered, literate member and apply this to the Wikipedia community. Using a series of examples drawn from interviews with new editors and qualitative studies of controversies in Wikipedia, we identify and outline several different literacy asymmetries.
Bots are Users, Too! Rethinking the Roles of Software Agents in HCI
Geiger, R. Stuart (2012). "Bots are Users, Too! Rethinking the Roles of Software Agents in HCI." Tiny Transactions on Computer Science, Vol I. http://tinytocs.org/vol1/papers/tinytocs-v1-stuart.pdf
Bots are users of systems just as humans are. HCI practitioners must not forget to design for both bot-computer and human-bot interaction.
Black-boxing the user: internet protocol over xylophone players (IPoXP)
Geiger, R. Stuart, Yoon J. Jeong, and Emily Manders (2012). "Black-Boxing the User: Internet Protocol over Xylophone Players." In Proceedings of the 2012 ACM Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (alt.CHI 2012). New York: ACM Digital Library. http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2212785
We introduce IP over Xylophone Players (IPoXP), a novel Internet protocol between two computers using xylophone-based Arduino interfaces. In our implementation, human operators are situated within the lowest layer of the network, transmitting data between computers by striking designated keys. We discuss how IPoXP inverts the traditional mode of human-computer interaction, with a computer using the human as an interface to communicate with another computer.
Participation in Wikipedia's Article Deletion Processes
Geiger, R. Stuart and Heather Ford. (2011) "Participation in Wikipedia's Deletion Processes." In Proceedings of the 7th International Symposium on Wikis and Open Collaboration (WikiSym 2011). New York: ACM Digital Library. http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/2038558.2038593
We find that Wikipedia's deletion process is heavily frequented by a relatively small number of longstanding users. The vast majority of such deleted articles are not spam, vandalism, or "patent nonsense," but rather articles which could be considered encyclopedic, but do not fit the project"s standards.
The Lives of Bots
Geiger, R. Stuart. (2011). "The Lives of Bots." In G. Lovink and N. Tkacz (eds.) In Wikipedia: A Critical Point of View. Amsterdam: Institute of Network Cultures. http://www.stuartgeiger.com/lives-of-bots-wikipedia-cpov.pdf
I describe the complex social and technical environment in which bots exist in Wikipedia, emphasizing not only how bots produce order and enforce rules, but also how humans produce bots and negotiate rules around their operation.
Trace Ethnography: Following Coordination through Documentary Practices
Geiger, R. Stuart and David Ribes (2011). "Trace Ethnography: Following Coordination through Documentary Practices." In Proceedings of the 44th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS). http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/HICSS.2011.455.
We detail the methodology of 'trace ethnography', which combines the richness of participant-observation with the wealth of data in logs so as to reconstruct patterns and practices of users in distributed sociotechnical systems
The Work of Sustaining Order in Wikipedia: The Banning of a Vandal
Geiger, R. Stuart and David Ribes (2010). "The Work of Sustaining Order in Wikipedia: The Banning of a Vandal." In Proceedings of the 2010 ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW 2012). New York: ACM Digital Library. http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/1718918.1718941
This paper traces out a heterogeneous network of humans and non-humans involved in the identification and banning of a single vandal in Wikipedia.
Does Habermas Understand the Internet? The Algorithmic Construction of the Blogo/Public Sphere
Geiger, R. Stuart (2009). "Does Habermas Understand the Internet? The Algorithmic Construction of the Blogo/Public Sphere." Gnovis: A Journal of Communication, Culture, and Technology. 10(1). http://gnovisjournal.org/2009/12/22/does-habermas-understand-internet-algorithmic-construction-blogopublic-sphere/
Habermasians have been debating about the role of the Internet in the public sphere, but they have all taken for granted the highly-automated software infrastructures that mediate our knowledge of the blogosphere.
The Social Roles of Bots and Assisted Editing Tools
Geiger, R. Stuart (2009). "The Social Roles of Bots and Assisted Editing Tools." In Proceedings of the 5th International Symposium on Wikis and Open Collaboration. New York: ACM Digital Library. http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/1641309.1641351
A short paper showing the recent explosive growth of automated editors (or bots) in Wikipedia, which have taken on many new tasks in administrative spaces.


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I'm considering converting it to a web app, and I'd like to use jQuery Mobile, if possible, since it seems a good way to have the app appear decently for desktop browsers, too. (iUI, while nice, REALLY doesn't work with IE, in my experience.)
The basic listview in jQuery Mobile appears to be exactly what I'd like to have, but I can't figure out a way to make each listview item any more complex than, say, multiple lines of text.
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By Coastal Breeze News Staff Rolling up on a working structure fire is not something unusual for an engine company and its personnel; it is a little different when the fire is at their station though. That was the case on Friday afternoon at approximately 5:00pm when Engine Company 51 on Marco Island returned to their station on Elkcam Circle from a previous response and found smoke rolling out from the large bay door at the front of the station. "The guys did a great job making the initial attack and minimizing any fire damage to the building, but there ... Read More »
Don't Wait to Evacuate
By Marco Island Police Chief Al Schettino At 6:30 AM on October 24, 2005, Hurricane Wilma made landfall at Cape Romano, seven miles south of Marco Island, with 125 mph winds and torrential rain. Wilma, a Category 3 hurricane, left widespread damage to South Florida that was estimated at $22.3 billion dollars. Approximately 3.2 million South Florida residents were left without power in the days and weeks following the storm. Eleven years later, Florida's population has grown by 2.1 million, with the majority never having experienced a hurricane. I recommend that all new Florida residents take time to review this hurricane ... Read More »
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Submitted Loggerhead sea turtles, nesting shorebirds and assorted marine life will become collateral damage from the Marco Central beach hydraulic dredging project just getting started at Hideaway Beach. As dredging starts, female loggerhead turtles are navigating their way into our beaches this month through the end of October. Project Detail: At its March 21st meeting, the Marco Island City Council voted 5-2 to approve the Hideaway erosion control project and award the contract to Gator Dredging. They will dredge approximately 40,000 cubic yards of beach compatible sand from the Hideaway Beach Near Borrow Area to improve navigation along the south ... Read More »
$250K Boost for Marine EMS
By Maureen Chodaba Governor Rick Scott recently signed the 2016-2017 state budget, providing funding of $250,000 for a Marine Fire Rescue Facility on Marco Island. To find out more about the existing facility, community needs and how the state funds would be used, Coastal Breeze News spoke to Fire Chief Mike Murphy. The present facility, built in 1965, is located at 751 E. Elkcam Circle. The station responds to approximately forty percent of all emergency calls, and also houses the fire/rescue boat, which responds to 911 emergencies on the waterways surrounding Marco Island and the 10,000 Islands. The boat is ... Read More »
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Community Helps to Build Copeland Bus Shelter
COASTAL COMMENTS Donna Fiala Possibly most people reading the following story have never heard of Copeland, right here in Collier County. If you have…have you ever been there? There are only 82 homes in Copeland and approximately 325 people. Some are 3rd and 4th generation Copelanders. The figure I heard two years ago was that they had an unemployment rate of 72%. Many have no cars, and they don't even have a mail delivery. There is a tiny Baptist church there that is always clean and cool. Copeland has two separate and distinct "villages." When the re-districting lines for commissioners changed, ... Read More »
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FOLLOW THE FISH Capt. Pete Rapps firstname.lastname@example.com When you're going out on the water you want to have a great time; but the sun is strong down here in Southwest Florida, and it's important to keep yourself and your kids protected. Fishing trips are great learning experiences for kids of all ages, and it can be the start of a lifelong hobby they really love, so you'll want to make sure their experience is safe, comfortable, and enjoyable. Sun exposure isn't often thought of while you're having a great time, but it should be. A few tips for keeping yourself protected ... Read More »
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Stone crab season opens Oct. 15 in state, federal waters
Florida's recreational and commercial stone crab claw harvest season opens Oct. 15 in state and federal waters. To ensure this valuable resource is available for generations to come, take care when removing crab claws, and follow all protective management guidelines for stone crab harvest. To be harvested, stone crab claws must be at least 2¾ inches in length when measured from the elbow to the tip of the lower immovable portion of the claw (see illustration). View a video on how to properly remove the claw, and increase the likelihood of survival of the released crab. Claws may not be taken from egg-bearing stone ... Read More »


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Absolutely outstanding! We are huge liver lovers and I know I'll be making this recipe often. Greek bacon (well, Danish, actually) is not very fatty, so there was none to drain off. In fact, I had to add a little olive oil to my skillet to compensate. The vinegary 'sauce' is a perfect complement to the richness of the liver. I made this a few days back and now, writing this review, I want to make some more!


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Willow near Cedar Street and Melrose at Lawrence.
- 2015 Blount County Traffic Fatalities in Blount County, TN (8 replies)
- Ammunitions mfg announced for rural Blount County (1 reply)
- Smart Growth – City of Alcoa (1 reply)
- The Market at Washington and High has closed (1 reply)
- Blount evacuations, train with hazardous chemicals fire (1 reply)
- Another lawsuit in the ongoing Velda Shore saga (1 reply)
- TDOT public meeting on Alcoa Highway Bypass project (3 replies)
- 14 years later- A Blount County Monarch Butterfly (2 replies)
- Pro-choice growing in Blount County (3 replies)
- Songs by the Brook concert series finale (1 reply)
- Can we just say no to a Sam's Club in the Alcoa Town Center? (1 reply)
- Songs by the Brook another big hit (2 replies)
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- OK...I'm headed out to Scrape the Bernie Sticker Off the Car (RoaneViews)
- Just Another Contractor Stiffed By Trump (Southern Beale)
- First Night of a Raucus DNC Ends in Unity (RoaneViews)
- Murder Trial of Shawn Smoot Continues Its Saga (RoaneViews)
- Millennial Rally on July 28 and the rest of my picks (Left Wing Cracker)
- tooth dilemma (Domestic Psychology)
- Early Voting starts today at the satellite locations. Here is a list of my choices. (Left Wing Cracker)
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TN Politics
- Lawsuit: Bradley deputy wrongfully killed man, lied about it (Tom Humphrey)
- Forum includes Armstrong and Durham doings, not Daniel assault charge (Tom Humphrey)
- Haslam hands out grants, helps favored GOP legislators (Tom Humphrey)
- Roe's GOP challenger 'unsuspends' campaign (Tom Humphrey)
Local Media Blogs
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- The demographics of income inequality (David Moon)
- 'Inside Tn' on Sunday to feature commission candidates, 1-hour show (Mike Donila)
- State Rep. Daniel shoves opponent on radio program, says 'lost my cool' (Mike Donila)
- Knox Sheriff: Thanks for the support (Mike Donila)
- Knoxville Police Depart touched by local support after officers killed (Mike Donila)
- Be wary of consensus (David Moon)
- Volatility is not risk (David Moon)
- A real look at US debt (David Moon)
- National odds for U.S. president and Nate Silver's numbers (Gerald Witt)
- Brexit, Tennessee and so on (Gerald Witt)
- Disc golf course to open in Knox (Gerald Witt)
Shopper Columns
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- Telephone operators reunion is family affair (Betty Bean)
- Questioning UT's new commission (Victor Ashe)
- Key to improvement: Preston Williams (Marvin West)
- Pat Summitt chewed me out (and I lived to talk about it) (Betty Bean)
- Planning for the future of East Knox County (Sandra Clark)
- Steve Hall gets Haslam money bomb (Betty Bean)
- City Council politics (Victor Ashe)
- Tennessee winning formula: Get smart (Marvin West)
- Historic Powell Station cemetery rediscovered (Marvin West)
- Why August elections matter (Sandra Clark)
- Horn or Pelot in District 5? (Betty Bean)
Local TV News
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- Crews battling house fire in Union County (WATE)
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- 1 San Diego cop killed, another wounded in shooting (WATE)
- 18th Dist. candidates appear at forum (WBIR)
- Basketball brings police, kids together (WBIR)
- Pat Summitt's house filled with memories (WBIR)
- Man involved in scuffle with Blount... (WBIR)
- Everything you need to know for Tax Free Weekend (WATE)
- Woman survives crash with logging truck (WBIR)
- Testimony begins in Shawn Smoot trial (WBIR)
- Weather AWARE Day: Scattered Storms Through Friday Evening (WATE)
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- Martin Daniel faces opponents at forum, takes no questions on assault charge (KNS News)
- Traffic tips (KNS News)
- TWRA to hold outdoor event for children (KNS News)
- Norris Dam led to region's modernization (KNS Opinion)
- Be aware of flaws in opinion polling (KNS Opinion)
- Tennessee Democrats show true colors (KNS Opinion)
- Photos: Forum for 18th House District candidates (KNS News)
- Knox Health Department to not offer FluMist this year (KNS News)
- Clinton is held to a separate standard (KNS Opinion)
- Greenways and parks provide peace (KNS Opinion)
- Praying for change of heart on abortion (KNS Opinion)
- 'Person of interest' in Knoxville boy's shooting to face grand jury on unrelated charges (KNS News)
- Charlie Daniel cartoon for July 29, 2016 (KNS Opinion)
Alt Weekly
- City of Knoxville Just Spent $22k on a Remote-Control Lawnmower (Knoxville Mercury)
- Summer Slaughter Tour Bleeds its own Blood (Knoxville Mercury)
- House District 18 Incumbent Shoves Opponent on Live Radio [Updated] (Knoxville Mercury)
- The Knoxville Mercury Is on the Move (Literally): No Issue on July 28 (Knoxville Mercury)
- Norris Dam Turns 80 This Month (Knoxville Mercury)
State News
- Stand For Children spends over $700k on Nashville school board, other races in July (Tennessean)
- Karl Dean, weighing bid for governor, says Democrats are united (Tennessean)
- Chattanooga police investigating early morning homicide - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Now that Clinton's the nominee, Tennesseans look to the fight ahead (Tennessean)
- 10 things to know for Friday - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Tennessee Republican Party, Trump blast Clinton nomination (Tennessean)
- Chattanooga area jobless rate rises in June - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Baylor School tennis coach arrested for allegedly buying meth - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Q-and-A: New Tigers assistant Saul Smith talks recruiting, life and learning from mistakes (Commercial Appeal)
- Memphis Rep. Akbari at DNC: Clinton a 'bad sister,' will fight for young people (Commercial Appeal)
- Topgolf looking at Memphis locations; city tries to sell it on Downtown (Commercial Appeal)
- Tigers' Dedric Lawson misses cut in Big Lead's Top 50 college players (Commercial Appeal)
.GOV Updates
- I-65 over Trinity Lane Bridge Repair Project Continues this Weekend in Davidson County (Tennessee)
- Haslam Names David Purkey Commissioner of Safety and Homeland Security (Tennessee)
- West Tennessee Weekly Construction July 27-August 3, 2016 (Tennessee)
- Haslam Names David Purkey Commissioner of Safety and Homeland Security (Tennessee)
- Hamblen Co. Woman Charged with TennCare Drug Fraud (Tennessee)
- Intrigue and Creativity: Rigamajig Thrills Kids at West Haven Rec Center (Knoxville)
- Fourth Avenue Façade Grant: Old Building Gets New Look (Knoxville)
- Over 1,000 come out for 'Read and Ride with Daniel Tiger' Event (Knoxville)
- It's official! Regal HQ Relocating to South Waterfront (Knoxville)
- New Downtown Public Restrooms on Schedule to Open by Labor Day (Knoxville)
- It's back to school time! (Knox County)
- Local agencies celebrate World Breastfeeding Week on Aug. 5 (Knox County)
- Mayor's Back to School Bash planned for Aug 8 (Knox County)
- Knox County to begin mapping streams in White's Creek Watershed (Knox County)
- Have questions for our experts? (Knox County)
Wire Reports
- Police: Girl, 14, slits teen's throat in hope of 1st kill - Chron.com (US News)
- Amazon's ability to turn a profit is no longer a cool trick - Quartz (Business)
- Exxon Profit and Revenue Slide Again - Wall Street Journal (Business)
- California's Sand Fire kindles hearts determined to help - Christian Science Monitor (US News)
- U.S. Economy Grew Less-Than-Forecast 1.2% in Second Quarter - Bloomberg (Business)
- 4 North Carolina officers cleared in 2015 fatal shooting - WNCN (US News)
- NextEra to buy bankrupt Energy Future Holdings, its Oncor stake - Reuters (Business)
- US Employment Costs Up 0.6% in Second Quarter - Wall Street Journal (Business)
- Train derails at East Falls Church Metro, 75 passengers offloaded to platform - WJLA (US News)
- Kuroda Leads BOJ to a Policy Crossroads as Pressures Intensify - Bloomberg (Business)
- 2 San Diego police officers shot, one fatally, in traffic stop; suspect held - Los Angeles Times (US News)
- 'Feminist Christmas': World reacts to Clinton's Democratic convention - CNN (US News)
- China Issues First Guidelines For Ridesharing Industry - PYMNTS.com (Business)
- 5 things for Friday, July 29: Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Chandra Levy - CNN (US News)
- Officer says prosecutors silenced him in Sandra Bland case - Townhall (US News)
Local area websites:Blount Dems
MC Democrats
Raven Society
League of Women Voters
Wendy Pitts Reeves
Stop Alcoa Parkway
Knox Dems
TN Clean Water Network
TN Dems
Government websites:Blount County
City of Alcoa
City of Maryville
State of Tennessee
TN Code Annotated
TN General Assembly
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The Library Data Commons @Curry (LDCC) provides group and individual study spaces, a data computer, 4 public computers, a public printer, photocopier, a free scanner/digital sender, a large presentation space, and 2 reservable meeting spaces. Two librarians and three data specialists have offices in the Library Data Commons and are available to consult with you about your research and data needs.
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drfear- youre obviously a complete idiot. do yourself a favor and dont talk unless your gonna speak the truth. The owners dont work there? rightttt.. considering the owners (2 of lorenzos children now that he has retired) work their assses off there. They keep a low profile so you dont know they own it but i promise you they are there working the counter- how do i know? lorenzo is my uncle. Considering i grew up in there and used to help out I can guarentee you there is nothing cheap about the sauce or cheese you ignorant twerp- ""a laundry mat for mob cash"" youre funny and thats ridiculous.
also for everyone wondering why there arent seats- there were seats for years but legally if you have seats in a restaurant you have to also have a public bathroom. When they had seats little idiots (probably like drfear) used to go in there and shove paper towels in the toilets and sinks causing it to flood. The thing that made them remove the seats was someone set the bathroom on fire one time (a drunken idiot trying to smoke in there) and it caused a lot of damage to the upstairs of the building- it also ruined the old mural of lorenzo on the front.
Lorenzos is a family owned and run business. Theyve been around for decades for a reason- because its great and a great value for the amount of pizza you get.


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