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|GROW|growing sunflowers with Thomas
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Its not rubbish, its great. And I love little T..superstar in the making xReplyDeleteReplies
Aw thanks becky, xDelete
So cute! Love the video! :) xReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much Jenny xDelete
- Anonymous23 March 2015 at 22:14
It looks okay! I love him. Not shy at all and so into what he is doing =) #countrykidsReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks pixie dusk, I'm really proud of how he was xDelete
- Anonymous24 March 2015 at 09:57
He's a pro! I think it's great. Thanks so much for hosting #ToddlerApprovedTuesday xReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you so much. XDelete
This looks like a lot of fun! I don't know how well sunflowers grow in our hot Australian weather, but I'll have to find out!ReplyDeleteReplies
Sunflowers love the sun here but obviously it doesn't get that hot! I hope you manage to find out! XDelete
Well, THAT was adorable! He looks like he is so into what he's doing and not shy to be on camera. I hope he gets some really lovely, tall sunflowers! Ray xxReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much Rachael, I'm hoping we'll do some more in the coming months xDelete
Aw he is so cute on the vlog talking through his sunflowers. I hope they grow big and and reward his efforts in the summer. Thank you for sharing on Country Kids.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much x I can't wait until we can get out in the garden regularly soon.Delete
He is so cute. Did you upload it directly? I have just done my first vlog and use imovie app on my iphone (it's £3.99 and made it all so easy).ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much, I'll definitely be looking into that. Yes I did upload directly, xDelete
Aw bless - what a cutie!!ReplyDelete
Hope his sunflowers grown really tall!
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Thanks so much Karen, I think all the rain in the last few days will help ;)Delete
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Wow, now this is a short landing!
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First - I blame my folks for my pragmatic outlook on life, instead of being a happy-all-the-time freak - LOL
6 months, seems to be pretty accurate judging from all the happenings of this year - I can see the light at the end of the tunnel 6 months after the crappy string of events started happenings. Sure, I have down times, but I am definitely in a much better place and can see it getting better every day.
Work - yes, that was one of my big saviours by keeping me busy; my job gives me a sense of responsibility, purpose and an outlet for exercising my skills. Even the work on my house keeps me engaged, busy, learning (or re-learning) skills and contributes greatly to my happiness.
Thanks to Scott for posting this!
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If you or I did what this reporter did, we would be in jail, or at least arrested - even if we were ignorant of the law (ignorance being no excuse). However, a reporter, who was explicitly told it was against the law to posess this item, is not being prosecuted because "it wouldn't serve the public interest". Apparently it served the public interest in prosecuting those that were just passing thru and doing their best to follow information they were given by the police.
No I don't think either of them should be prosecuted, only because I don't believe the law should exist. But it is evident (under the information that I have) that one was not prosecuted because he is "important" and in the public eye, the other was prosecuted because he wasn't (as were 100+ other people).
The least that can be done is that everyone be treated the same.
Posted at 09:06 PM in 2nd Amendment Rights, Plain News | Permalink
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I've heard a lot lately about the demise of the Twinkie. That seems to be the only part of the story I hear on the news though - that the iconic twinkie will be no more with the demise of Hostess. However, I don't believe enough attention has been placed on one of the reasons why Hostess is going under - the union will not accede to cuts in pay. Let's get this out of the way right now - I am only going by what I have heard (precious little, so I may be missing a thing or two here), but if given a choice, I prefer to get a percentage of my pay as to no pay at all. In fact, I worked for a company that reduced pay by 10% (and cut benefits) so it could keep more workers - I was all for that.
The Weekend Pundit has a nice opinion piece up that highlights some personal experience with unions. When we first moved to NH, WS was working for a unionized company. He too found it insane that he couldn't change out a burned out lightbulb on a machine's indicating button (it's not so hard - even I could do it without endangering myself, the machine or the product). Also, having family in the airplane business (on WS's side of the family) who were union members - we found it interesting that they would vote to raise their pay by umpteen % (or strike if that didn't happen), then they were amazed when the company built a plant in Mexico to reduce costs - eventually closing the plant they worked in. Hmm, don't know why they didn't see that coming.
These people also thought that it was a shame that the starting pay for a cafeteria line cook was only $24/hr. This was for someone coming in straight off the streets with no experience or schooling. This was years ago, and the union members thought that the cooks weren't making a living wage. This is not in an area where prices of homes or goods are high. Heck, with my education and experieence in my field, I would have been happy to get that amount of pay then (in fact, that would be good pay for me now!) And they were shocked when the "greedy" company decided to make its airplanes somewhere else.
It just amazes me at how out of touch with the real world at least some union members are. And now, a whole bunch of people will be out of work, with an economy that is adding jobs at a dismal rate. I just don't get the thinking that went on there.
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Apparently someone had too much to drink while they were creating this headline:
Didn't last on the site too long.
H/T Gregg
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The Weekend Pundit features a Bill Whittle video about the economic realities of XCOR (the space flight company) moving from California to Texas. Although I have a few quibbles (I don't believe that the US is the most bankrupt country in the world, for example), there is a lot of truth there.
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For you guys out there in gopher country - BE CAREFUL OUT THERE!
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You would think that with all the relatives that I have that are in the general vicinity of Boeing, that I would get word that Boeing and it's off-shoot Spirit got a bit of excitement from the recent tornado activity in Kansas. But no, I have to get the word from someone else.
I would post pics, but I'm not sure I'm allowed, so let's just say that from what I see, it was a good thing that Boeing and McConnel aFB sent some of it's planes to Grand Forks, North Dakota before the weather hit (that was all over the news a couple of days ago and I can't fine any mention on on Google for a link - what is up with that?). Okay, finally found mention of it, then another, on of all places, McConnells website.
In the pictures I see a 3 ton water tanker truck flipped on its side, as is a railroad car (a box car, not a flat-bed). Building siding, bay doors and roofs have been peeled up and, in some cases, torn completely off of buildings. The corner of one build looks pretty mangled, as do portions of other buildings. One picture was pretty strange and I can't really tell what it is unless it is the ferris wheel from an entertainment park a couple miles away (at first I thought it might be part of a turbine, but I don't think so).
This news report says that Spirit took a direct hit (it has a couple of pictures. Spirit has put some pictures out on Flickr. Boeing and McConnell Air Force Base also got hit (so it's a good thing they moved planes), but I can't find any pictures (not surprisingly).
I'll have to forgive my relatives for not mentioning this though, CC and HH are doing double or triple duty for the Red Cross right now, and I'm sure Wichi Dude and Dudette are helping out in some manner too (as well as working at their regular jobs).
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It seems there is a theme about people beating traffic tickets going around.
First, the Weekend Pundit put up a piece about a radar technician beating a speeding ticket. I dont' know if the piece is true as it seems odd that he would be able to notice the radar registering speeds of vehicles while he, himself was stopped and having a discussion with the officer. I have never been stopped and then been able to place myself in such a position as to be able to read the read out of the radar gun. However, I don't see that well anyway, so maybe I just haven't noticed it being possible.
Then there is a piece in the news about a physicist who beat a ticket for failure to stop. I looked at his paper tried to look at his paper (link on the original, but IE 8 has decided not to show me the last 3 links I have clicked on. Maybe someone smarter than me (Stu, Cop Car) can take a look and see if it looks reasonable.
Are there any other recent entreis for ticket busting that I've missed?
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This is how I originally thought that they were going to dismantle the Memorial Bridge:
I don't know if it was because the Memorial Bridge is over a major shipping lane or what, but obviously they used more beniegn technics.
The bridge shown in the video is the old Fort Steuben Bridge, spanning the Ohio River on the West Virginia/Ohio border (according to the news story the video was taken from)
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Labor Day 2009 - Little to Celebrate, Much to Mourn
August 2009 marks the 19th straight month we have lost jobs as a nation ~ that's 6.9 million jobs gone! The Obama top down multi-billion dollar bailout and bank rescue has artificially inflated stocks and credit markets but has left Main Street destitute, jobless and unprotected:
The Obama Administration has tried to re-inflate the credit bubble that just burst by bailing out Wall Street and flooding the banking Industry with more money and debt with the notion that consumers would continue to spend and go further in debt ~ while ignoring the fact that 6.2 million Americans are jobless and most likely in debt.
There is virtually nothing to celebrate this Labor Day except wishful thinking and its dire consequences. The " Green Shoots " politicians crow about is temporary artificially induced growth
( Like Cash for Clunkers and Fat Cat Bailouts ) and will wither away under the cold winter of the long-term problems of toxic loans, bad assets, bank failures, increasing unemployment and severely restricted consumer spending ~ which represents 60% of GNP.
{more - Allen Roland at The Peoples Voice}
Twice as many seniors face poverty as costs rise
The poverty rate among older Americans could be nearly twice as high as the traditional 10 percent level, according to a revision of a half-century-old formula for calculating medical costs and geographic variations in the cost of living.Real unemployment rate tops 16.8% {and that may be actually low}
The National Academy of Science's formula — which is gaining credibility with public officials, including some in the Obama administration — would put the poverty rate for Americans 65 and older at 18.6 percent, or 6.8 million people, compared with 9.7 percent, or 3.6 million people, under the existing measure. The original government formula, created in 1955, doesn't take into account the rising costs of medical care and other factors. {more - The Tennessean}
The Department of Labor reported a rise in the adjusted non-farm unemployment rate to a 30 year high of 9.7% after the economy shed another 216,000. However, beyond the adjusted payroll number lies a host of employment numbers that continue to raise concern.
The adjusted payroll numbers do not include 2 groups of unemployed workers that the DOL refers to as temporary part-time workers and marginally attached workers. The DOL reported that 9.1 million Americans are currently working part-time due to economic conditions. This group is comprised of workers who have had their hours cut from full-time status or who have been able to find full-time employment. In addition the DOL reported that the number of marginally attached workers grew to 2.3 million. Such marginally attached workers include individuals who are unemployed but have not sought work over the 4 weeks prior to the survey and includes some 758,000 "discouraged' workers that have simply given up. The addition of such excluded groups caused the real unemployment rate to increase to 16.8%. {more - Jarid Brown...The Examiner}
Financial Crisis, US Market Trend
The Inspector General has found the SEC incompetent, but not corrupt. We disagree - the SEC is corrupt, particularly in the Madoff scam. The current SEC Madoff probe is another scam. Money has yet to be found in any substantial amounts. The Fed, the NY fed and the Treasury know where all the money went and that is to offshore havens and Israel. That means high-ranking members of the SEC were in on it. We have not heard the end of this yet, and the results will be shocking.
{more - Bob Chapman}
Food stamp list soars past 35 million: USDA
More than 35 million Americans received food stamps in June, up 22 percent from June 2008 and a new record as the country continued to grapple with the worst recession since the Great Depression of the 1930s. {more}
Destroying A Nation: Money and Murder of the National Sovereignty
If you wanted to destroy the infrastructure that holds our constitutional republic in place, how would you go about that?
As with a controlled demolition you would need to dislodge the foundation from the bedrock where it is anchored and weaken the framework that holds the structure together.
In practice, you would demolish the laws that support the legal and financial structure.
Our constitutional republic would then collapse into its own footprint, meeting no resistance.Why would a sovereign people who are fully capable of issuing their own money and credit surrender that authority to a supranational oligarchy that issues fiat debt? Abolishing national currencies essentially dissolves national sovereignty.
While media ventriloquists would have us believe rampant and random greed provoked a spontaneous "global financial crisis," the historical record indicates deliberate and carefully planned destruction of national sovereignty, worldwide. The plans for consolidating private control of global wealth have been in motion for over a century, accelerating exponentially with the frenzy of neoliberal deregulation that enabled financial fraud to metastasize globally. {more - Nikki Alexander}
For many, today is not a reflection of the 'American Dream.' That dream is being destroyed by the Federal Reserve, Wall Street, a corrupt federal government, wars, the military/industrial complex and the growing divide between the haves and the have nots.
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Briana Banks (born Briana Bany on May 21, 1978 in Munich, Bavaria, Germany) is a German born pornographic actress and model.
Born in Munich, Germany, Banks moved to Britain and then to the United States when she was seven years old. She chose U.S. citizenship when she was 18. She held various jobs before entering the adult industry; clerk at an arts and crafts store, file clerk and secretary. Then at age 21, she quit her job as an insurance auditor, and responded to a modeling ad in the newspaper.
Banks began her career doing nude modeling (1999) for a number of adult magazines. Her first film was University Coeds 18, in which she performed opposite Brandon Iron. In 2000, Banks appeared in Max Hardcore's Pure Max 1 performing anal, fisting, cum swallowing and multiple golden shower acts. She entered the industry under the name Mirage, but began using the moniker 'Briana Banks' on the advice of fellow star Lita Chase in 2000, after having the first of two breast enlargement operations, taking her breasts up to a cup size of 34DD. Her first appearance as 'Briana' is in the film Decadent Whores 9. She has appeared in Penthouse magazine as Pet of the Month in June 2001 and is billed as having the longest legs in the business (36" inseam).
Banks is currently signed with Vivid Entertainment. She has award-winning anal sex scenes to her credit.
In 2002 Banks had an action figure made in her likeness. The Los Angeles based company Cyber F/X used laser-scanning equipment to create an exact computer model of her body and head. The computer model was then used by Sota Toys to create the action figure. She has a ribbon tattoo on her lower back and a tattoo of a spiderweb on her elbow.
She married fellow pornstar Bobby Vitale in 2003, but on her MySpace page Banks recently mentioned that they are no longer together.
Banks was a contributing author in the 2004 book How To Have a XXX Sex Life: The Ultimate Vivid Guide. In the book she and other Vivid contract stars give advice and tips about sex, as well as relate anecdotes from their personal sex-lives.
On 13 October 2006, WTAE-TV News in Pittsburgh, PA reported that Banks was filing a federal lawsuit against a sex toy manufacturer, claiming the company violated an agreement to make molds of her genitals. Banks' lawsuit claims Doc Johnson Enterprises made 10 unauthorized products from those reproductions. Banks claimed the agreement was that the company would only make two. Banks seeks more than $75,000 in damages. The lawyer for Doc Johnson Enterprises said the suit is a desperate attempt for Banks to get her name in the news. The story also referred to Banks as a "local porn star", leading one to believe she currently resides somewhere within the Allegheny County region of Pennsylvania.


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PARIS – valentino will always have a special place in my heart. no change in that hype this season. the idea of couture menswear is actually genius, especially since the longstanding tradition of such by reference of bespoke is now a dead aspect of the industry. pierpaolo piccioli and maria grazia chiuri have cited 'couture as culture' which plays up well to the angle of writing i've been shapeshifting into. the world of style is just that, it's own world. it's has it's own language, it's own set of players and most don't understand how thorough this sense of culture is in fashion. while it's easy for outsiders to look down on us, one cannot argue with great clothes, or dope style. the valentino collection represents much of that modernized approach, and it's even that much more important in menswear because there seems to be such strict guidelines for what men can and cannot wear. the house of valentino brought fourth the powerful trend of camoflauge back into the trend stratosphere which rapidly dominated the trend market as soon as valentino walked the runway. this season, we see similar aesthetics to what was presented last season, and last season- the house of valentino was my absolute favorite menswear collection despite the fact that i was still on an extended runway review hiatus. through what appears as simplicity, reveals a greater level of complexity in design, and even deeper, in construction. it's all in the details. details that cannot possibly be given the necessary amount of justice in either images or pictures. in an effort the cover the collection in a way that allows you the opportunity to objectively decide what you think of the collection, i've made every attempt to give you only what i have a feeling for, also making it a point to include video when footage is available. visit valentino.com to see the full runway show video and check back for footage to be added to this post once it becomes available in high resolution. a strong collection rooted in sophistication.
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The BBC has controversially dropped a debate on homosexuality from a live panel discussion show because of objections from Birmingham Central Mosque in which the programme was being filmed.
As first reported by Breitbart London, the BBC Three live debate and discussion show aimed at young people, Free Speech, had intended to ask the question, "When will it be accepted to be Muslim and gay?" However, after showing a clip featuring Asifa Lahore, the UK's first Muslim drag queen discussing his multiple identities of Muslim, gay and British, the show's host, Rick Edwards, announced that the debate would not take place as planned. He told the audience:
"We were going to debate that question today, but after speaking to the Mosque, they have expressed deep concerns with having that discussion here."
The producers of the show, Mentorn Media – the makers of Question Time – say the debate will happen on its next show on 25 March.
Stephen Evans, campaigns manager at the National Secular Society said: "After agreeing to allow a programme called Free Speech to be filmed at the Mosque, it is absurd and counterproductive to then censor the topic being discussed.
"It is unfortunate that the BBC allowed itself to be censored on this occasion by reactionary imams, but this was a place of worship, and perhaps the BBC would do well to choose religiously neutral venues to hold such debates in future".
BBC cancels a debate because mosque people won't like it. I have seen worse. My drama series were banned by government,because mosque people won't like those series. And not a single Bengali media ever mentioned that the drama series that I wrote for TV, were banned, because mosque people won't like it. Not a single Bengali media publishes any single review of any of my books because mosque people won't like it. Publishers don't want to publish my books because mosque people won't like it.
The difference between UK and India is UK has the National Secular Society which protests against Media's cowardly acts. India has no such society as the National Secular Society that can protest against media's cowardly acts. For example, there is no such organization that can protest against the cancelation of my drama series, or the constant banning and censorship of my best selling books. The truth is, media doesn't ban my books or drama series, media bans ME, the person. I would have felt contented if there were a National Secular Society in India for shouting out loud whenever anyone's free speech is violated.


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Several years back I was have problems with my water well pump up at our camp. It was the original one installed back in the mid 1980's, and apparently it had plumb tuckered out. So I put in a call to a local water well company to come out and install a brand new one. It was cool out so I made a fresh pot of coffee, grabbed my binoculars and my notebook and took a seat out on the front porch to observe whatever came flying or crawling along while I waiting for the pump guy to show up. A half an hour later an old rickety van pulled into the drive, and as it passed in front of the house I could see the name of the company hand-painted on driver's side door. An old fella crawled out of the front seat, lanky and stiff from the ride over and gave me a wide toothless grin and a wave. "I hear you're havin' water well problems", he yelled. "Indeed I am", I replied. While he begins to unload his water well fixin' tools, I go inside and pour him a cup of coffee, which he gladly accepts. We talk a bit about the weather and then about my pump and what it's not doin'.
While he worked I studied the intricacies a plaster cast I had made of a raccoon (1) (2) track years back. He noticed, walked up and asked "Whatcha got there?" I explained what it was and he responded by saying "Have you ever ate coon?" There are many things in this world I will absolutely not place into my mouth, and ranking up there high alongside opossum, is raccoon. "No I haven't", I replied. "Well if you ever get a hackerin', let me tell you how to go about cookin' one", he said. I'm not one for indulging in "exotic" cuisine, especially, that of the varmint persuasion, so out of courtesy, I decided to allow this fine gentleman to educate me on what he considered to be some of the finest eatin'. "First you put the whole skinned and gutted coon in a pot a water, with carrots, celery, onions, garlic and seasonings then cook it for a couple of hours on the stove. Then you put it in one of them there dutch ovens, and this is the secret"…….as he looked around to make sure no one else was listening…."you stuff the inside of the coon where its inards was with canned sweet "taters" and then pour the tater juice over the meat, and then roast it for a couple more hours in the oven. By that time the meat'll be fallin' off the bones. It's the best dang thang you ever tasted!" I kindly smiled and told him it sure did sound like it would be good, but honestly I just don't think I'll be preparing a "coon" anytime soon.


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Well, until now Illusions didn't appeared (directly) in any of the previous CEED question papers; but the main reason why I included a section for illusions is - Illusions are great for improving observation power that would indirectly help in many ways for CEED. A good observer is considered as a good designer. Many of the problems that appear in the exams (like problem identification, designing a product etc) can be easily solved if you carefully observe the given picture or even the given scenario. So, it's good to observe and analyze the illusions and that's the sole reason why I included illusions in my blog.
"A good observer is a creative designer"
Our eyes are trickier and at times, what our brain perceive is different from what our eyes sees. So, those who see the other side of the vision is the winner and is eligible for lateral thinking, in other words designing.
Below are shown some images and you are required to identify the actual hidden images in that. Try to look things in unsual way - you may find clues by doing so.
Let's start with the below picture
Did you see 13 in this picture ?
Is that a Cat or a mouse ?
Did you see crows on the branches ? How many of them ?
Did you see Monalisa ?
What animals are hidden in the below picture ?
Did you see hidden tiger face ?
There is a word hidden here, what is it ?
Musician or girls face ?
Young girl or old women ?
Did you see how your brain is perceiving things than what the actual images are ? That's how our brain and vision are related. Our brain mistakes for some other thing than the actual thing and it judge based on what it looks like rather than what actually it is. So, you are required to carefully observe such similar illusions in order to understand what actually is hidden in them. If you practice such kind, your IQ will improve tremendously and there's a greater chance of answering questions like "Identify the factors and problems in the given scenario/picture" - that usually appear in Part-B for more than 15 marks !
Second set of illusions for practice - Working with Illusions
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After being part of two successful films, Siruthai Siva is joining hands with Ajith Kumar once again for a commercial entertainer. The forthcoming movie, which is presently referred to as "Thala 57," is in the pre-production stage and set to be launched in April.
The latest buzz about "Thala 57" is that the regular shooting of the Tamil film will begin on the actor's birthday on May 1, reports Indiaglitz. But the movie will take off with a formal pooja in the second week of April.
It is believed that the makers have planned to launch "Thala 57" on the auspicious Tamil New Year, April 14. But they are yet to formally confirm the news. Currently, Ajith is on a short break after undergoing multiple surgeries a few months ago in Chennai.
The Tamil flick might possibly release for Pongal 2017. It has to be noted that the original plan was to release the movie for Diwali 2016.
Siruthai Siva and Ajith worked together for the first time in "Veeram," after which they teamed up for "Vedalam" that became an even bigger hit. Hence, the audience have pinned high hopes on their third flick.
Meanwhile, the hunt for the female lead is on. There have been lots of speculations on the actress and names such as Nayantara and Tamanna Bhatia are doing the rounds. Apparently, the makers are yet to finalise the female lead.
Anirudh Ravichander, who had scored music for "Vedalam," has reportedly been signed for "Thala 57." Other details about the project are under wraps. The film is bankrolled by Sathyajyothi Films.


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Dr. Perlingieri has been researching chemtrails and their effects for a long time. Finally—some good news. Thank you! ~ BP
25th September 2013
By Dr. Ilya Sandra Perlingieri
Guest Writer for Wake Up World
I am happy to report that in an unprecedented and generous gift to Gaia, our Mother Earth, international philanthropist Mr. A. Michael has donated funds to stop geo-engineering aerosols (including the deadly Ethylene dibromide) in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego. These programs began last week and will continue until September 30.
Details were not provided. However, in several conversations with friends in all three cities, no Chemtrails lines have been seen.
According to Mr. Michael, this is a temporary and very short-term "fix" until all the programs hidden by governments and the military are released for the benefit of the people and planet. For decades, there have been more than 6,000 different scientific, medical, energy, and environmental patents and programs that have been deliberately hidden from us, so as to benefit the status quo of oil, pharmaceutical, chemical, and multinational food corporation profits. Greed still tends to hold sway. That must stop.


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Misconstrued Legal Arguments & Omitted Truths in the Media's Coverage of Julian Assange
For over two months now, commentators or pundits in the United Kingdom (and the US) have been virulently denouncing Assange's decision to seek asylum, something legally available to any individual who thinks they are being persecuted. They have ridiculed him for engaging in an act that they see as just another "narcissistic exploit." They have railed against Assange's "dodging" of due process. They have gone after "the Cult of Assange," people who are public defenders and supporters of Assange and WikiLeaks. And, after Ecuador's decision to grant Assange asylum, the vitriol sharply increased as those in the media only displayed even more disgust with Assange.
Much of the coverage has been filled with contemptuous remarks about Assange, hoity-toity commentary on Assange putting himself into bizarre situations and pretentious reasons for why The Free World could not possibly be after Assange. The media in the United Kingdom, as Frontline Club's Vaughan Smith has pointed out, has railed against a WikiLeaks story that is entirely focused on Assange when it is they who are responsible for making Assange the focus. Other countries like India have spent more time on WikiLeaks and the documents released than Assange.
To further explore media coverage, the following is a thorough examination of a legal correspondent from the New Statesman named David Allen Green, who has proven himself to be a prime example of the kind of pious commentator incapable of controlling his repugnance for the WikiLeaks editor-in-chief. He sees himself as a champion of legal truths on Assange yet periodically complains about how much of a chore it is to cover this story. He writes anti-Assange posts he knows will invite the attention of WikiLeaks supporters and then laments the fact that they constantly condemning, ridiculing or trying to debate him on Twitter. For the past week or so, he has been hyping a post in response to The Guardian's Glenn Greenwald that he boasts will destroy all the alleged legal truths Greenwald thinks he has featured in his commentary. This hype has led many to ask when he was finally going to publish his post.
But, first, here is my position on the case of Julian Assange.
Where I Stand
I make no claim that I am an unbiased commentator. I have intensely covered the story of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks and have come to conclusions. Here they are:
- The alleged rape victims deserve to be respected, not named on television and Assange should have to face the sexual allegations.
- State powers go after whistleblowers and dissidents by cooking up non-whistleblower related offenses. There is a very real possibility these allegations are being pushed by the Swedish Prosecuting Authority for political purposes.
- Assange has a legal right to pursue asylum and make a case that he is being politically persecuted.
- Ecuador has a sovereign right to grant diplomatic asylum to an individual like Assange if they believe that the person's fears are valid and if they believe the person is indeed being targeted for political offenses and could be abused or potentially put to death if taken into custody for these offenses.
- The United States has an open criminal investigation into WikiLeaks. A federal grand jury has been empaneled to investigate. It has been meeting. A case against Assange and other WikiLeaks managers, staffers and individuals connected is being put together with resources and the support of the US Justice Department. This is critical to any conversation on Assange's asylum request or extradition to Sweden.
Now, Green published a blog post titled, "Legal myths about the Assange extradition" on August 20. In the post, he, with great swagger, claimed to "debunk" some profound "myths" around Assange, which is cult of followers had been repeating in their efforts to disinform the world on behalf of their Leader.
There were multiple responses to this effort by Green. Guardian writer Glenn Greenwald responded to Green's post by urging the New Statesman to retract a gross error in his post. There was a remix post that went up and featured a response to what he had written. I'll now offer my own responses.
Extradition Requests Do Not Happen in a Geopolitical Vacuum
One of the myths he purportedly debunked involved the argument that Sweden could offer guarantees Assange would not be extradited to the United States:
It would not be legally possible for Swedish government to give any guarantee about a future extradition, and nor would it have any binding effect on the Swedish legal system in the event of a future extradition request.
By asking for this 'guarantee', Assange is asking the impossible, as he probably knows. Under international law, all extradition requests have to be dealt with on their merits and in accordance with the applicable law; and any final word on an extradition would (quite properly) be with an independent Swedish court, and not the government giving the purported 'guarantee'.
This is legal reasoning that suggests extradition requests happen in a vacuum and global politics are irrelevant. Center for Constitutional Rights lawyer and member of WikiLeaks' legal team, Michael Ratner, explained the government has to approve of the extradition. Governments make a political decision to extradite and decide whether a person will be "politically persecuted" if the extradition is carried out.
This is what happened with former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, as two spokespeople from Women Against Rape wrote for The Guardian:
…In 1998 Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet was arrested in London following an extradition request from Spain. His responsibility for the murder and disappearance of at least 3,000 people, and the torture of 30,000 people, including the rape and sexual abuse of more than 3,000 women often with the use of dogs, was never in doubt. Despite a lengthy legal action and a daily picket outside parliament called by Chilean refugees, including women who had been tortured under Pinochet, the British government reneged on its obligation to Spain's criminal justice system and Pinochet was allowed to return to Chile…
Writer Deepak Tripathi adds:
…The British government nonetheless allowed Pinochet to return to Chile in March 2000 on health grounds. The law was clear, but for Britain's Labour government at the time there was no "binding obligation" to extradite Pinochet to Spain. Chile under Pinochet had backed the United Kingdom during the brief Falklands war with Argentina. Moreover, he and Britain's former Conservative prime minister Margaret Thatcher were admirers of each other. There was, after all, a way out for Pinochet to return home instead of being extradited to Spain…
Therefore, extradition requests are not purely legal matters but are political matters as well. Pinochet had women raped with dogs, but the British government refused to extradite him. They made a political decision with international relations considerations in mind and let Pinochet return to Chile. So, when professions are made by government officials about how the UK has some "binding obligation," the professions are quite rich.
The UK government could overrule the courts in their country. They just have decided they do not want to overrule them and would prefer to comply with Sweden. (This, by the way, is the gross error that Greenwald asked the New Statesman to retract.)
What About Whether Sweden Could Have Questioned Assange in London?
A second legal myth Green purported to debunk involved whether Swedish authorities should interview Assange in London. Green wrote, "Assange is not wanted merely for questioning," but also for arrest. He added, "This arrest is for an alleged crime in Sweden as the procedural stage before charging (or "indictment"). Indeed, to those who complain that Assange has not yet been charged, the answer is simple: he cannot actually be charged until he is arrested."
It is obviously Green's opinion Assange should not be interviewed by the Swedes and he should go to Sweden and be arrested and placed into custody. It is clearly the opinion of "Assange's many vocal supporters" that the Swedes should interview him in London. Whether intended or not, the use of the word should makes what Green writes on this subjective and not really a fact. But that does not answer whether the Swedish authorities could interview him in London.
Green's debunking homed in on a section of the British High Court's decision. The Court agreed with Marianne Ny, Sweden's chief prosecutor, who contended Sweden had the discretion to take advantage or not. Based on her legal interpretation of the European Arrest Warrant (EAW) issued, it was not out of bounds for the Court to allow Assange to be extradited, arrested and then questioned. However, that does not fully debunk whether Swedish authorities could question Assange because it does not address the issuing of an EAW instead of making use of Mutual Legal Assistance.
Judge Howard Riddle of the City of Westminster Magistrates' Court held in February 2011 that Mutual Legal Assistance MLA "was a more proportionate response than issuing an EAW." MLA is a mechanism available to European countries under the European Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters. Sweden, which is a party to this treaty, could have used this mechanism, which is intended to authorize joint investigative teams or video conferencing so that prosecutors can "examine witnesses personally without traveling to the host country where the witnesses reside, thereby significantly increasing the pace of transnational investigations and reducing costs.
Riddle accepted MLA could have been used instead of an EAW based on the expert opinion of Brita Sundberg-Weitman, a Swedish lawyer and former judge who was asked by lawyers for Assange "to clarify a few matters of Swedish law and procedures for the purposes of the extradition proceedings." Sundberg-Weitman argued in her expert opinion:
…I consider it inappropriate and disproportionate that Ms. Ny sought an Interpol arrest warrant and EAW for Mr. Assange. It is not clear why she refused to interview him in London, since doing so would be in accordance with the rules set forth under the terms of Mutual Legal Assistance. Ms. Ny is reported to have first stated that it was incompatible with Swedish law to interrogate Mr. Assange in London. This is clearly not true. According to the International Judicial Assistance Act (200:562), Chapter 4, Section 10, prosecutors may hold interviews by telephone during a preliminary investigation if the person in question is in another state, if that state allows. The Prosecutors' Manual (p. 33-34) states that holding interviews by video conference is not prohibited under Swedish law and the prosecutor can apply for legal assistance from the foreign authority to conduct an interview by video conference during the preliminary investigation of a person who is in another state, provided it is agreed with that state. The Prosecutors' Manual further sets out that the prosecutor may simply contact the Department of Justice to contact the state from which such assistance is sought. On this basis, there were clearly other proper methods for obtaining his testimony from London that were mandated both by Swedish procedural rules and by a common sense approach. Her decision to issue an EAW in these circumstances amounts to a breach of European principles of proportionality…
Riddle also accepted the following abuses had occurred as a result of the Swedish Prosecution Authority's handling of the case: unlawful prosecution disclosure to the media on August 20, 2010, that Assange was a suspect in a rape investigation; Assange was excluded from the appeal process where Marianne Ny overruled a Swedish prosecutor's decision to drop the case; failing to offer to interrogate Assange over allegations until September 28, 2010; supplying documents to media before Assange's lawyer; not disclosing "crucial exculpatory evidence in the form of SMS messages between the complainants" to the defense and "the wholly improper intervention by the Swedish Prime Minster whipping up further vilification of Mr Assange as an enemy of the Swedish State."
Each is an instance of abuse that forms a part of the basis for Assange's decision to fight extradition to Sweden. Anyone seeking fairness in a court of law would be concerned if the authority prosecuting him or her was conducting itself in this manner. But, Green chooses to downplay. the abuses of authority that have occurred in the case.
Sweden a "Proxy" for the United States?
Another "myth" Green purportedly debunked involves whether it would be more likely for Assange to be extradited from Sweden than the United Kingdom. The framing sets up a counterfactual debate that sidesteps reality. Assange is wanted for questioning and/or arrest in Sweden and there is a standing warrant for Assange's extradition to Sweden. The United States could not ask for Assange to be extradited and reasonably expect the United Kingdom to comply. A better discussion would center on extradition to the US or whether he is likely to be extradited from Sweden to the United States if he goes to Sweden.
Such a debate over whether he will be extradited is typically dominated by speculation. It mostly depends on whether those arguing find it plausible that, as MSNBC host Chris Hayes put it, Sweden is acting out of a desire to "punish Assange and want to prosecute him" or are a "proxy" for more powerful countries like the United States.
There exists a profound example in the post-9/11 world, where Sweden acted as a proxy for the US. Sweden allowed the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to operate a rendition program that violated a torture ban inside their country. If one accepts that US officials likely view the ultimate prosecution of Assange for releasing classified documents as matter of national security, they could probably get Sweden to do as requested.
Now, The Saturday Age, based in Australia, has published a report that features some critical details on the United States government's plans for Assange. It describes Australian Foreign Affairs Department documents that were obtained under freedom of information laws and show the Australian diplomatic service "takes seriously the likelihood that Assange will eventually be extradited to the US on charges arising from WikiLeaks obtaining leaked US military and diplomatic documents." The cables identified "a wide range of criminal charges the US could bring against Assange, including espionage, conspiracy, unlawful access to classified information and computer fraud." They further indicated, "Australian diplomats expect that any charges against Assange would be carefully drawn in an effort to avoid conflict with the First Amendment free speech provisions of the US constitution." And the cables also indicated that the prosecutors had uncovered "several connections between Manning and WikiLeaks."
The reported cables make it clear that Assange's fears of extradition are justified. There may be a small likelihood that Sweden would ever allow the US to extradite Assange over the publishing of previously classified information, however, The Age story suggests the US is unlikely to charge him for the publication to avoid accusations that they are prosecuting him for a political offense. They would rather fit Assange with a non-political offense like fraud or a charge that comes from a computer crimes law and extradite him for that offense.
Ecuador = Anti-Press
Green purportedly debunked the "myth" that "Ecuador is protecting freedom of the press" by granting Assange asylum.
It is astonishing that people would accept this as part of a debunking of legal "myths" surrounding Assange's case because this is an entirely subjective idea. No person has suggested that Ecuador made this move for the key purpose of reaffirming press freedom in the country yet that is the impetus here. The country granted asylum because they were genuinely concerned with what might happen to Assange and they wanted to assert themselves and make a sovereign decision.
Nonetheless, Green characterized the Ecuador government as a "regime with a starkly dreadful illiberal record on freedom of expression" and a "woeful record on freedom of the press." He cited statistics from Reporters Without Borders and the Index on Censorship.
The issue of press freedom in Ecuador is much more complex than a simple crackdown on media. The government decided in the past years to take on media owners that were abusing their power and operating in a manner similar to Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.
President Rafael Correa stated when he appeared on Julian Assange's show, "The World Tomorrow":
With regards to our confrontation with the media, from the very beginning of the government, don't be deceived Mr Assange, the whole world should know about this, at least in Latin America. The private media are big business with lucrative aims. They have always attacked governments who want to change, governments who seek justice and equity. They defend openly very clear vested interests. For the goodness of our democracy, the real freedom of expression, it is necessary to regulate and control that. One of the ways of doing this is generating public media, public service media. In Ecuador, television has about 50 years offer…but it's only three or four years since that we have public service television in Ecuador.
The issue of how Ecuador does not "respect" press freedom should—if addressed in a sober manner—be presented without overlooking how the country has been confronted by uproars manufactured by media owners. Certainly, the press' rights should not be violated. However, if media organizations are engaged in disinformation, hype or the pushing of agendas on behalf of special interests, then government intervention, escalated regulation and competition from public media services might be necessary to neutralize such activity.
Green also wrote, "It has even recently been reported that a blogger called Alexander Barankov is to be extradited by Ecuador to Belarus, of all places, where he may face the death penalty." In the past week, an Ecuador judge decided to reject the extradition. It was never clear that Barankov would have his asylum status in Ecuador revoked. Now that Barankov is not being extradited, one wonders what next human rights issue will be exploited by someone like Green to advance arguments against Assange.
Due Process
Green concluded his debunking of "myths" by emphasizing the importance of due process. He declared it is the "formal means by which competing demands and separate interests can be accommodated and reconciled in any overall litigation process." Assange has challenged his arrest warrant in Sweden, the European Arrest Warrant in United Kingdom three times with "first rate legal advice and advocacy from some of the UK's leading human rights lawyers." He's been afforded "more opportunities to challenge the warrant for his arrest than almost any other defendant in English legal history." A "valid European Arrest Warant" must "be enforced as a matter of international law."
"There is nothing," Green stated, "which actually means the due process of a current rape and sexual assault investigation should be delayed any further or abandoned. It is important to remember that complainants of rape and sexual assault have rights too, even when the suspect is Julian Assange."
What bombast. As Ratner explained, "The whole reason you get asylum is because a prosecution is turning into persecution." There have been instances of abuse or mismanagement in the case, which have led Assange to fear Sweden is simply pressing the case so he can then be extradited to the US.
If China prosecutes a dissident, that dissident is not required to remain in China until he or she goes to jail. The dissident can seek asylum.
Again, asylum is something legally available to anyone. The United Kingdom may claim it does not recognize diplomatic asylum, but Ecuador does recognize diplomatic asylum. Assange entered the embassy and requested asylum. What matters is what Ecuador recognizes. It does not matter what the UK does or does not recognize when one is suggesting due process is being violated. The law in the Ecuador embassy is what matters. Ecuador law recognizes diplomatic asylum.
There is no instance, to date, where Assange has violated due process. He has more than complied with the Swedish authorities. So, it really is astounding that Green makes this magnificent argument about the principle of due process and how Assange must follow it. (And it really makes one wonder if he has shown this kind of zeal for due process for war criminals.)
Green's Conduct on Twitter
The messages Green has sent out on Twitter in the last couple weeks (and prior) offer a nice insight into what is motivating Green to pursue the truth in the Assange case with vigor.
As mentioned, Glenn Greenwald posted a response to Green, which prompted a flurry of pompous tweets. He tweeted, "My full post in response to now discredited @ggreenwald will be next week," and mentioned an upcoming response multiple times. He stated, "I will not be demanding any 'retractions' or 'apologies' from @ggreenwald. It is enough to show that he is incorrect. All else is bluster." He said, "And @ggreenwald can huff and puff all he likes, but UK source-based legal blogging will not be blown away by bluster, bullying and bullshit," as if what Greenwald writes is not "source-based."
Green asked Greenwald, "Do you still stand by all the contentions you make in this article?" He said in another tweet, "Highly amused that, having posted an attack on me, @ggreenwald's own timeline is now full of attempts to defend himself. *blows fingers*." And twice: "For completeness, I stand by #Assange post (as affirmed by Swedish law experts) and will be posting full response to @ggreenwald," and, "Just to confirm, I stand by my @NewStatesman #Assange post as endorsed by Swedish lawyers. Full response to @ggreenwald later this week."
All of which show Green views himself as a crusader for truth. Greenwald is an opponent he must vanquish. In fact, for two months now, he has been trying to setup some kind of debate with Greenwald. He said on June 24, "Happy to debate you or by an exchange of emails. Needs to be more exact than columns." Hours later (and on a Sunday), Greenwald hadn't responded so he notified his followers, "Still waiting for @ggreenwald's email to set up a detailed lawyer-on-lawyer debate on Assange and law." Then, shortly after, "One would think that Assange's main legalistic apologist @ggreenwald would jump at chance of a detailed informed debate. But no."
The behavior shows a person who is clamoring for attention. There's even a tweet where Green says to Greenwald, "My full response to your post will be after bank holiday. Will you kindly RT? After all, I RT'd your post to my followers," which is quite petulant.
Afflicted by Ability to Make Legal Arguments About Assange
Not only does the lawyer crusader have a desire to prove he is better than Greenwald, he also considers his ability to argue the Assange case to be an affliction that is burdensome. "No more on #Assange from me unless am denounced again for thought-crime, or a new development." And, "I fear if I stay much longer in the #Assange and #WikiLeaks wonderland I will end up as mad as a hatter." And, "Sorry to followers bored with #Assange; but it falls to this Twitter account to check relentless legal bullshit of him and his supporters." And then, many months ago, "I can't be bothered with Assange and his Cultish supporters until the full extradition hearing. Back to other law stuff for a while."
Green considers WikiLeaks supporters who engage him to generally be of a Cult. He makes this plain to those who respond to anything he tweets. He persistently presses the issue of Assange not going to Sweden yet then tweets messages like, "Thanks for your support for what have been a upsetting and stressful few days re standing by my #Assange post. Appreciated," as if he himself endured incredible persecution. [Note: He once likened WikiLeaks supporters to racist Birthers in the United States, who do not think Obama is a citizen.]
He serves up glib as good as other commentators who despise Assange: "In the meantime, #Assange is stuck in a small room in a flat, just so he can evade arrest and possible imprisonment in a similarly small room." Also, "Assange and Garzon [former Spanish judge, now an Assange lawyer] will 'expose the arbitrary extrajudicial actions by international financial system which target Julian Assange." Adding in a following tweet, "At first glance, it looks like Baltasar Garzon and Julian Assange are made for each other."
Only recently did he begin to graduate to exploring important details such as whether "conspiracy to breach US Espionage Act has equivalent in UK Official Secrets law." He also posed the idea that "whatever US charge Assange with (if they do, as First Amendment applies) needs also to be offence in Sweden (and UK)." He asked if there was such an offense in Sweden, something that "source-based" legal bloggers in the UK should have been asking months ago.
Green's liberal perspective
Green has written over eight posts that mention or cover WikiLeaks. He's written a few on the Julian Assange case and has put forth a legal analysis on why Assange lost the extradition decision saying he lost because a valid "European Arrest warrant was issued and served for serious alleged offenses." He's written about what he calls the "bizarre legal world of WikiLeaks," scrutinizing a tweet sent out by WikiLeaks that read, "The Guardian book serialization contains malicious libels. We will be taking action." He wrote about the WikiLeaks non-disclosure agreement WikiLeaks staff had been asked to sign and improperly chastised Assange for putting a value on US documents he had obtained, which he had to do if WikiLeaks ever wanted to claim damages against people who violated the agreement.
As WikiLeaks began to release the US State Embassy Cables, Green published, "WikiLeaks and the liberal mind." This still provides the best insight into Green's views.
Green surmised, "The release by WikiLeaks of US government cables is a sheer triumph for transparency." But, he wrote in December 2010, "WikiLeaks remains a powerful but undemocratic and unaccountable entity that shows a general disregard for both the rule of law and the practical need for certain communications and data to be confidential. So, from a liberal perspective, there is a great deal to commend WikiLeaks, but there is also a lot that should cause a liberal to be concerned."
Ponder that for a moment: WikiLeaks, a media organization, is "undemocratic" because people do not vote for WikiLeaks and it does not "have any form of democratic supervision." Most media organizations do not, but Green expects WikiLeaks to because its claim that it is the "good guys" represents "self-assumed moral authority" that is "conceptually indistinguishable from the vigilante." He also questions the legality, though he cites no laws WikiLeaks would have broken in the release of US State Embassy cables. He just attacks the character of the organization by comparing the publication to News of the World hacking.
What about UK complicity in US torture, as documented by Reprieve? What about the justice and security bill "now going through parliament," which The Guardian reported six days ago "would give the government the power to decide that certain evidence in civil proceedings might cause "damage" or "harm" to the public interest, and therefore must be given in secret"? What about the impunity former Prime Minister Tony Blair enjoys? After all, he was involved in the US's illegal war in Iraq.
The documents that have led Assange and WikiLeaks to be targets cataloged abuse, corruption, crimes, malfeasance, misconduct and violations of the rule of law. What about the undemocratic and unaccountable entity, which the country's citizens call the United States? Or, is Green subservient to the culture of impunity in the US just like journalists in the US are? If that is the case, that is a sad statement on how British journalists accede to the agenda of American superpower.
Green is just one example of a UK-based commentator, who views himself as part of an elite that claim to understand the way the world works than revolutionaries like Julian Assange. Even when they think they understand what is going on legally, they still omit and obscure a whole subset of information critical to understanding the story of Assange and WikiLeaks. They all approach a possible extradition from Sweden, Assange's requests to be questioned in London, whether the Swedish courts have the final say on extradition and the government of Ecuador with a general ignorance toward the United States' war on WikiLeaks.
To recap, this is what appeared in media after Assange requested asylum:
Nick Cohen of The Observer (UK) argued, "The right does not have a monopoly on paranoia, as the conspiratorial fantasies of supporters of Julian Assange show" and laid into Glenn Greenwald for promoting a "'leftist' defense of an alleged rapist." Ian Dunt of Politics.Co.UK accused Assange and supporters of dismissing sex crimes charges (that do not exist) and believing that "being an activist who challenges American imperialism somehow exempts" him "from criminal responsibility." An editor for The Economist jeered at the request, suggesting both Assange and Correa are "thin-skinned, narcissistic and selective when it comes to media freedom." And Charlie Beckett of the London School of Economics and Political Science concluded Assange was "forsaking the due process of law. He is also abandoning his supporters. He is running from the fight. He really must feel that his case is scuppered. Perhaps he has fallen victim to the conspiracy fantasies of his supporters."
Green reacts to Assange the way he does because he is a "source-based" legal blogger. Assange is a loon whose fears are not based in any legal facts. Therefore, irrespective of political realities—such as how influenced and cooperative Sweden may be with the US—Green knows the laws and the law must be followed.
Expand the scope of the focus to media commentators throughout the world, and the bigger issue becomes clear: to media he is not one of them. He is an "agitator" with an "ego." Former New York Times executive editor Bill Keller never considered him a journalist when he partnered with the Times. To Keller, he was a "source." Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press' Lucy Dalglish has said she doesn't think Assange vets information, takes responsibility, or does anything original with the material so he is not a journalist (Judith Miller, known for her role in pushing claims of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq prior to the US invasion in 2003, argued this as well but actually conceded he is a journalist.)
WikiLeaks, led by Assange, exposed diplomatic and military activities between 2000-2010 that establishment media were not able to expose. He setup a service that a US soldier named Pfc. Bradley Manning took advantage of and allegedly sent half a million documents in order to start "worldwide discussions."
The media organization sent power into crisis mode with Cablegate in a way that journalists committed to checking power should envy and aspire to accomplish similar journalistic feats. Instead, they despise Assange and his organization, believing it has outlived its value and gone into an unrecoverable decline not because it is targeted by the United States but because it is undemocratic, unaccountable and acts too much like a vigilante. And, even when they think they are unraveling the legal issues surrounding Assange's case, they are conveniently omitting and obscuring a whole


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On Tuesday, Gov. Greg Abbott delivered the
State of the State address. In his remarks, the governor shared his vision for Texas and expectations for the 85th legislative session. He declared that he has four emergency issues that legislators should address:
In addition to the four emergency items, Gov. Abbott released his proposed
budget. The governor can attempt to influence the budget but, according to the Texas Constitution, the budget is the responsibility of Texas legislators. On Wednesday, the authors of
Senate Bill 4, which addresses "sanctuary cities," amended the proposed legislation to include college campuses. We will have more information in next week's update.
As we previously mentioned, the Texas Senate has assigned its members to their respective committees; however, when this issue of Capitol Update was posted, the Texas House has not made any committee appointments. We have been informed that House committees maybe announced today or early next week.
The Senate Finance committee moved forward on business this week as Sen. Jane Nelson, who chairs that committee, held meetings to discuss the Senate's budget (SB1). A
summary of the Senate budget can be found on the Legislative Budget Board's website.
During the recent Senate Finance meeting, Sen. Nelson asked Sen. Royce West to lead a group of education leaders to address transfer issues. Chancellor Joe May was asked to represent not only the Dallas County Community College District but also the 49 other community colleges/system members of the Texas Association of Community Colleges.
Dr. Joe Seabrooks, president of Cedar Valley College, and Anna Mays, DCCCD's associate vice chancellor for educational policy and student success, participated in a meeting on Wednesday with
Rep. Helen Giddings and Dr. Raymund Paredes, commissioner of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss developmental education – specifically, how to better coordinate efforts in order to improve outcomes.
Dr. Joe Seabrooks (left), president of Cedar Valley College, and Anna Mays (right), DCCCD associate vice chancellor for educational policy and student success, with Rep. Helen Giddings.
Listed below are bills of importance to DCCCD. We will track these and other bills during the legislative session. In upcoming issues, we also will share a link you can use to find out more about other bills that have an impact on DCCCD.
As always, please feel free to contact our office with any questions.
On Tuesday, the Senate HELP Committee voted in favor of President Trump's Secretary of Education nominee Betsy DeVos. Her nomination now goes to the Senate floor for a full vote. As of today, when this newsletter was completed, the date of the Senate vote is unknown, although it could occur late next Monday afternoon. The pending action is creating quite a buzz in the Senate chamber as the vote approaches. Read more on
Did you know that the most recent Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan (2009-2015), once tried out for the Boston Celtics? He didn't make the cut, but he did play basketball in Australia for four years. The Education Writers Association has created a document with facts about previous Secretaries of Education. Before you shoot a three-pointer, read more
fun facts.
In other news, U.S. Congressman Jared Polis from Colorado was selected on Wednesday to serve as the lead Democrat on the Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education Subcommittee and also as a member of the Higher Education and Workforce Development Subcommittee. The Higher Education and Workforce Development Subcommittee considers legislation that affects post-secondary education, including advanced degree and short-term certificate programs.
Also on Wednesday, the new
Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, received final confirmation from the Senate chamber. Sec. Tillerson becomes the 69th Secretary of State. Meanwhile, on Tuesday, former Texas Gov. Rick Perry's nomination was approved by the Senate Energy Committee. We currently do not know when his nomination will be discussed on the Senate floor.
We are excited to announce that four students have been selected from an elite list of 11 individuals to represent their colleges and DCCCD during the Association of Community College Trustees "Community College National Legislative Summit." The students will take a road trip (buckle up!) to our nation's capitol to share their experiences and stories. Our student representatives are Susana Rodriguez, Mountain View; Chelsea Garcia, El Centro; Ka'Von Lee, Cedar Valley; and Javier Perez, Brookhaven. Next time you see them on campus, please offer your congratulations.


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I've been holed up for weeks in the editing room finishing my film ("Fahrenheit 911"). That's why you haven't heard from me lately. But after last night's Lyndon Johnson impersonation from the East Room -- essentially promising to send even more troops into the Iraq sinkhole -- I had to write you all a note.
The Iraqis who have risen up against the occupation are not "insurgents" or "terrorists" or "The Enemy." They are the REVOLUTION, the Minutemen, and their numbers will grow -- and they will win. Get it, Mr. Bush? You closed down a friggin' weekly newspaper, you great giver of freedom and democracy! Then all hell broke loose. The paper only had 10,000 readers! Why are you smirking?
Wednesday, April 14, 2004
Michael Moore on the Minutemen of Iraq
Heads Up... from Michael Moore
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I'm always tremendously grateful for the trust a client shows me. Asking a person to take your picture is a gesture of considerable faith, and I try to take that gesture seriously. For everyone who has ever let me capture them on camera, or who ever will, you have my thanks. To those who've offered their thanks, I feel very much humbled. You're the best.
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Earlier this year, a won a March Madness contest on this site and for a prize I got a GTX 480 from Mr. Ryan Shrout himself.
I believe it is the one he reviewed, but not positive. It is NVIDIA-branded, with no branding from a partner (EVGA, BFG Tech, etc). I believe these early sample cards for NVIDIA are manufactured by Foxconn.
I have not tested it, but I have no reason to believe it doesn't work. What's something like this worth?


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Halloween trophies can get expensive, so for the Halloween hostess with the mostest, we have created 10 free printable award certificates to pass out at your party this weekend! The awards print as 8x10s, so the proud winners of each category can take them home and frame them up nice and pretty. The categories range from classics like "Scariest" and "Most Creative" costume to a few that are a little more off-the-wall like "Punniest" and "Laziest" costume. You'll also find printable voting tickets below each certificate, should you choose to institute a democratic system as opposed to a trick-tatorship.
Plato is a famed figure from Ancient Greece, responsible for planting the roots of Western Philosophy. Play-Doh is a modeling compound that kids use as both creative fuel and an afternoon snack. Put them together and you have a costume worthy of winning this, the Most Creative Costume Award:
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CLICK HERE for the matching "Most Creative" voting tickets.
No, that guy is not in an actual storm with gusting, high-velocity winds. He flipped an umbrella inside out, put wire in his tie, glued debris to his pants, and strolled right up to the podium to claim this, the Funniest Costume Award:
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"Play with us, Danny!" These girls truly committed to their costume- the Grady twins from The Shining. Their special effects contact lenses, liberally applied blood, and creepy stares make them forever (and ever, and ever) worthy of this, the Scariest Costume Award:
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Va-va-voom! Do you, like Miss Jessica Rabbit above, have a costume that will make party guests turn into that whistling cartoon wolf character? If your costume accentuates your curves in a way that is showstopping (and heart-stopping), then you may find yourself taking home the Sexiest Costume Award!
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We've seen our share of Superman and Wonder Woman, Fred and Wilma, and Popeye and Olive Oyl. We haven't seen our share of Barbara and Adam costumes from Beetlejuice. If you and your significant other are on the same costume page, and that page is AWESOME, then you may strut away with this, the Best Couples Costume Award:
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They had us at Legends of the Hidden Temple. Then they created a Temple Guard head on a stick and a Shrine of the Silver Monkey statue and we almost had a jealousy-induced meltdown. If you and your mates have a group theme that fills partygoers with joy and nostalgia, then chances are you'll claim this, the Best Group Costume Award:
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Are you that guy that plans to wear a bacon t-shirt and a "Kevin" nametag this Halloween? That doesn't make you Kevin Bacon. That makes you lazy. If you're anything like the guy above who dressed as "A Hunger Game," then you may find yourself in possession of this, the Laziest Costume Award:
Assault and battery! Get it? GET IT??? If the reaction that your costume elicits is something like this: *Stares at your costume.* *Beat. Beat.* "OHHHHHHHHHHHH, I get it!" *Groan.* *Laughter.* , thennnnnn your costume sounds like the type that is worthy of framing up this beauty, the Punniest Costume Award:
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Are you not afraid to "go there?" Planning to dress as a controversial news headline? Might you make a political statement with your costume? Maybe you'll make an equally bold statement, like claiming you are God's gift to women? Well then you, friend, sound like the type that deserves an accolade like this, the Most Offensive Costume Award:
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If your Halloween goal is to make a lot of heads cock sideways and you don't mind being asked, "what are you supposed to be?" all night, then your costume might look a little something like the one above, a flesh-eating zombie Ronald McDonald. If "I don't get it" is a phrase you're prepared to cuddle up with on All Hallows' Eve, be prepared to win this, the Most WTF Costume Award.
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We picked our 10 favorite award categories, but we know the possibilities are endless! Use this printable award certificate and write in your own idea of what constitutes the perfect costume. Just promise that you'll tell us what those inventive categories are in the comments section below!
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We hope you enjoy the printable awards! With free printable awards that go all the way from funny award ideas to normal or completely bonkers award ideas, there should be enough awards to go around at the party.
Aleksandra is HalloweenCostumes.com's brand manager and senior Mario consultant. She believes that her stature, hair, passion for pink, and reverence of cake, make her the ideal candidate to play Princess Peach on Broadway. Some additional interests include crafting, wine, correcting people's grammar, obsessing over Jurassic Park (remember, women inherit the earth!), and brainstorming ways to make sexy costume representations of typically un-sexy pop culture characters. Donkey Kong was a breeze but Jabba the Hutt is proving formidable.


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A large scale reconfiguration, this £25m project via P21 required a total refurbishment of existing paediatric and medical wards within two hospital wings to accommodate a new theatre, 9 new wards and outpatient facilities within Leeds General Infirmary. Carried out while the facility remained operational, a strong relationship was developed with the various ward users in order to establish a scheme design to suit their specific clinical requirements, be tailored to patient and staffing needs, adhere to the limitations and restrictions of the existing building and, above all, be child friendly.
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Five Questions Heading into Seahawks' First Offseason Workout
The Seahawks start their off-season workouts today, in Renton. As they're plugging away over at the VMAC, preparing for what we all hope will be a championship season, there are many questions that will need answering during the remainder of the off-season and the pre-season. These are the top five questions going into the draft.
1. Will Seattle be able to develop and maintain continuity on the offensive line?
One of the biggest hurdles the Hawks have had to overcome over the past years has been the deterioration of the O-line. For the first time in years, last season they showed progress up-front, bucking the downward trend they had been on since 2006. Developing as one cohesive unit could prove to be a problem again this year, with James Carpenter, John Moffitt, and Russell Okung all coming back from injuries. Tom Cable will have to get everybody on the same page, so the Seahawks can continue the domination upfront they developed toward the end of last season.
2. Where will the Seahawks develop a consistent pass rush from?
Defensively, it seems like Seattle has been looking for a pass rush since 1976. Chris Clemons has emerged as a leader in this area, but he can't do it alone. Many of his sacks are coverage sacks, and all too often we see QBs pick apart our defense because they have all day in the pocket. Whether it's drafting a DE or pass-rushing OLB, or using the interior rush of newly acquired DT Jason Jones, Gus Bradley needs to figure out where the rush is going to come from, so the DBs can use their size and quickness to create turnovers.
3. How will the Seahawks use Marcus Trufant?
Since being drafted in 2003, Marcus Trufant has been a fan favorite. And why not? A Wilson High School grad, and WSU alum, Tru has always had the support of the fans. There was a feeling of sadness from the 12s at the news of his release, and not surprisingly, joy at the news of his re-signing. But make no mistake; Marcus is entering his 10th year, and most likely won't be starting. We'll likely see him take over the nickelback role, being a third option and backing up Richard Sherman and Brandon Browner, who are looking to improve on their stellar rookie seasons with the Hawks.
4. How much will the offensive approach change with QB Matt Flynn?
"Blah blah, compete compete, blather, Tarvaris Jackson, rah-rah, no guarantees, blah." – Pete Carroll.
Ok, now that we've read Pete Carroll's obligatory speech about competition for the starting QB spot, let's take our attention away from Seattle's head coach's smoke and mirrors, and look at the reality of the situation. At three years, $26 million, Matt Flynn was brought in to be the Seahawks starting quarterback. There are no guarantees that he will pan out to be the quarterback of the future, but every hope is that he will. Let's just say for a moment, that he is everything Hawks fans hope he'll be and more. That he can throw for 350 yards and 4 touchdowns at will, and has the ability to stretch the field. Will he have that leeway in this offensive scheme? Darrell Bevell and Pete Carroll were VERY committed to the run last year, and have designed the offense to be smash-mouth upfront. Seattle committed four years and $31 million to Marshawn Lynch this off-season, and haven't shown any indication that they will move away from the power rushing attack led offense. It will be interesting to see how the offense changes philosophically, if at all.
5. Who will emerge as the clear-cut No. 2 receiver?
The starting receiver job opposite Sidney Rice was Mike Willams' to lose last year. And that might be exactly what he did. He followed up his 65 receptions for 751 yards in 2010 with a very quiet 18 catch 236 yard performance last year. With the improved play of Golden Tate, the rising status of Doug Baldwin, and the late season emergence of Ricardo Lockette, don't be surprised if No. 17 doesn't show up on the depth chart as a starter in 2012.


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Morning! Super busy week, whew! Today I have a card I made for the Viva La Verve Week 2 Sketch. This is probably my favorite Mother's Day card so far this year.
Thanks for stopping by! Have a great day!
Cardstock: PTI Vintage Cream
Patterned Paper: Cosmo Cricket Evangeline collection
Stamps: Verve Fabulous You and Love Deepens, PTI Tiny Tags
Ink: PTI True Black
Other: MFT Oval Decorative Doily Duo die, PTI Tiny Tags die, PTI Vintage Cream satin ribbon
Size: 4.25" x 5.5"


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This printable layout is a cover or hello page for March. This layout includes various color options and gem shapes in a geometric style. Additionally, all lettering is a modern classic style print font. This classy gem hello monthly printable includes three different styles as listed below. These layouts are minimal and feature various gem artwork. These bullet-journal-inspired downloads can be printed off and added to any planner or journal. Instantly download the PNGs of these designs once you purchase the listing. You will get one download to use immediately!
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BND Productions started off as the label for Brand New Day, but recently we've decided to expand and start to more appropriately represent the synthpop genre. To get started in this endeavor, we signed the band Elevated Sins and released their debut CD "Blue" in late 2009. We released Elevated Sin's single "Myth" in April of 2010. Furthermore, we also released our 1st multi artist compilation series featuring our bands as well as non-label bands, Modern Synthpop Volume 1, on March 15th, 2010, and Modern Synthpop Volume 2 on December 2nd, 2010.
Later down the road, We may release some different genres other than synthpop, like rock, but most of the time our releases will be in the electronic pop stylings. We hope you stay tuned to the future of BND Productions, and most importantly, we hope you enjoy the music.
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January 6, 2016 •
Barbados native Josh Burke is ready for 2016. But before he charges into the year, he dropped this edit of his 2015 highlights. "Thank you to contributing photographers Nathaniel Harrington, Sam Moody, Rob Corsoand my dad,"...
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Hand Poured soy candle in 11 oz. amber glass tumbler. Burn time approximately 90 hours.
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