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The Baltimore Mural Program has brought increased attention to the city's vast collection of public murals, a project that dates back to 1987. At The Sun's request, officials with the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts, which oversees the mural program, selected their 50 favorite murals.
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ecoSolargy Executive Addresses Clean Energy Conference on its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Program
By ecoSolargy on 03/21/2014
Jimmy Nhieu, Vice President of Project Development at ecoSolargy (www.ecoSolargy.com), addressed the CSR Clean Energy Debut Celebration at the Rialto Theater in Tucson on January 24. Nhieu discussed the firm's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program, a company-wide plan which includes the adoption of environment-friendly measures such as greater reliance on solar power, more energy-efficient heating […]
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Solar Energy Company ecoSolargy Donates Solar Modules to Homeboy Industries
By ecoSolargy on 03/19/2014
Solar solutions provider ecoSolargy (www.ecoSolargy.com), has donated 9 kW of solar modules to Homeboy Industries. ecoSolargy provides one-stop services and supplies to businesses, utilities and homeowners so they can convert to solar for their energy needs; Homeboy Industries, founded by Fr. Greg Boyle in 1992, provides a variety of free services to at-risk youth to […]
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ecoSolargy Employees Volunteer for MDA Muscle Walk
By ecoSolargy on 03/17/2014
Employees from Irvine-based solar solutions provider ecoSolargy (www.ecoSolargy.com) participated in the MDA Muscle Walk at the Orange County Great Park in Irvine on March 8. The ecoSolargy group manned the incentives table in support of the fundraising event which aids persons with muscular dystrophy. Participants included: Alex Deeter, Miranda Cortez, Anthony DeMarco, Alan Lee (ecoSolargy […]
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ecoSolargy CEO Alan H. Lee Joins Board of CleanTech OC
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Alan H. Lee, CEO of Irvine-based solar solutions provider ecoSolargy (www.ecoSolargy.com), has been appointed to the board of directors of CleanTech OC, a non-profit group which promotes the use of renewable clean energy in the Orange County community. ecoSolargy provides one-stop services and supplies to businesses, small utilities and homeowners so they can convert to […]
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New Public Financing Makes Commercial Solar Affordable
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Ohio man gets life term in kidnapping of 3 women for 11 years (+video)
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CLEVELAND — The man convicted of holding three women captive in a house he turned into a prison and raping them repeatedly for a decade was sentenced Thursday to life without parole plus 1,000 years.
Ariel Castro, 53, apologized to his victims in a rambling, defiant statement before he was sentenced. He blamed a sex addiction, his former wife and even the FBI for not thoroughly investigating the abductions while claiming most of the sex was consensual and that the women were never tortured.
"These people are trying to paint me as a monster," he said. "I'm not a monster. I'm sick."
Just before the sentencing, one of three women he kidnapped stood within feet of Castro and told him his life was over.
"You took 11 years of my life away and I have got it back," said Michelle Knight. "I spent 11 years in hell. Now your hell is just beginning."
Knight, 32, was the first woman Castro abducted in 2002 after he lured her into his house with the promise of a puppy for her son. Relatives of the other two victims spoke on their behalf.
Judge Michael Russo dismissed Castro's claims that the women lived a happy life with him.
"I'm not sure there's anyone in America that would agree with you," he said.
Castro pleaded guilty last week to 937 counts including aggravated murder, kidnapping, rape and assault. A deal struck with prosecutors Friday spared him from a possible death sentence for beating and starving a pregnant victim until she miscarried.
The judge told Castro that there was no place in the world for people who enslave others. "These women never gave up hope," Russo said. "In fact, they prevailed."
As Castro was led away, Knight watched, smiling.
Thursday's hearing gave prosecutors a chance to detail some of Castro's assaults and law enforcement a chance to describe the jury-rigged prison he built in his ramshackle home.
FBI agent Andrew Burke said Castro created a makeshift alarm system and chained the women inside bolted bedrooms.
Bedroom windows were boarded shut from the inside with heavy closet doors and doorknobs had been removed and replaced with multiple locks, he said. The house was divided in ways to make it more secure and to hide the existence of rooms, he said.
Burke also testified that Castro would occasionally pay his victims after raping them. But he then would require them to pay him if they wanted something special from the store.
The letter written by Castro was found in his home and shown in court. It read "Confession and Details" at the top.
Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Detective Dave Jacobs said he talked with Castro a few days after the women escaped and that Castro said, "I knew what I did was wrong."
A police officer who helped rescue the women said one was reluctant to come out of her room even when she saw the officers. They were scared even after they were taken out of the house and quickly began sharing details about the horrors they went through, saying that they had been starved and beaten.
"They were just shouting out a lot of things," said Cleveland police officer Barb Johnson. She described the women as thin, pale and scared.
Responding to questions from prosecutors, Cleveland police detective Andrew Harasimchuk said that the women all described a pattern of being physically, sexually and emotionally assaulted for years. He said all three women were abducted after Castro offered them a ride and that each was chained in his basement and sexually assaulted within a few hours of being kidnapped.
Prosecutors showed a model of the house where Castro imprisoned the women and displayed photos taken from inside the disheveled home.
Some horrific details of the women's ordeal had already emerged, including tales of being chained to poles in the basement, to a bedroom heater or inside a van. One woman was forced to wear a motorcycle helmet while chained in the basement and, after she tried to escape, had a vacuum cord wrapped around her neck.
Castro repeatedly starved and beat one of the victims each time she was pregnant, forcing her to miscarry five times.
He forced the same woman on threat of death to safely deliver the child he fathered with another victim on Christmas Day 2006. The same day, prosecutors say, Castro raped the woman who helped deliver his daughter.
The women quickly escaped after Amanda Berry kicked out the door panel on May 6 and Castro was arrested within hours. The women disappeared separately between 2002 and 2004, when they were 14, 16 and 20 years old.
Berry, 27, made a surprise onstage appearance at a rap concert last weekend, and a second victim, Gina DeJesus, 23, has made a few televised comments. Knight appeared with Berry and DeJesus in a video in early July thanking the community for its support.
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IOM: Curb Fake Meds through Track-and-Trace, but Forget "Counterfeits"
By Jill Wechsler | Published: February 19, 2013
A new report from the Institute of Medicine (IOM) has drawn a lot of attention to the public health dangers of falsified and substandard medicines around the world. The aim is to build support for a range of activities that can limit the spread of fake medicines in the U.S. and help developing nations strengthen […]
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Pharma: Get Ready for the New Supply Chains
By Guest Blogger | Published: January 30, 2012
New pharma supply chains, where chill control and traceability challenges will be far more critical, will emerge over the next decade, So it's time, argues Julian Mosquera, for the industry to upgrade its capabilities. The pharmaceuticals industry is undergoing major disruption and every comparative benchmark indicates that the sector needs to make a step change […]
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A Simple Plan (to Save US Pharma Manufacturing)
By Guest Blogger | Published: November 30, 2011
Fernando Muzzio and Mauricio Futran propose a plan to turn around pharmaceutical manufacturing in the US. Pharmaceutical manufacturing in the US is in rapid decline. Higher regulatory standards for efficacy and safety, among other reasons, have led to a significant level of difficulty in replacing "blockbusters" developed in the 1980s and 1990s that are now […]
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CDER Addresses 'Challenges of Globalization' With a New Office
By Ben Comer | Published: June 8, 2011
In recognition of the difficulties presented by a rapidly expanding global drug market, FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) has created a new office "dedicated to addressing the challenges of globalization and an increasingly complex drug supply chain," according to memo sent by CDER director Janet Woodcock. The new "Office of Drug Security, […]
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Europe Unites Over Counterfeiting
By Guest Blogger | Published: February 28, 2011
Imitation may the sincerest form of flattery, but it isn't always welcome. Particularly when the imitations are fakes through and through. That explains why Europe's new rules to combat counterfeit medicines are winning such widespread applause, says Reflector. It isn't customary for European Union legislation to win backing from all sides. Usually, there's a large […]
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Robbie Ray is scheduled to start on Thursday so that Rick Porcello can get pushed back as a precautionary move. It'll be interesting to see what happens after that game.
Does Robbie Ray remain in Detroit? Only if Phil Coke doesn't. But really, the Tigers need Ray stretched out to be a starter. Would the Tigers recall Justin Miller? They can't, unless there's an injury, for 12 more days. So who is coming up?
Answer: Corey Knebel.
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Ansel Adams made this image with a 5″ x 7″ view camera in 1938, the year he trekked through the high sierra with Edward Weston. Depending upon the year, dogwoods typically peak during April or May in Yosemite , evoking bursts of starlight against the bare forest backdrop. This dramatic contrast prompted Adams to compose […]more
Michael Frye Exhibit in YosemiteJanuary 15, 2013
Out there, right now, somewhere in Yosemite, Michael Frye is composing a new photograph — or reinventing an old one. Michael came to Yosemite some 30 years ago, and his intrepid pursuit of the next photograph has defined his relationship with the Sierra ever since, making him a part of the local mythology and park history. To begin 2013, The […]more
Mind the Glacier, an update on Yosemite's Remaining GlaciersJanuary 12, 2013
Documenting the on-going geological history of Yosemite National Park, Ansel Adams Gallery staff photographer Kirk Keeler takes part in an ongoing study to monitor, record and document Yosemite's remaining glaciers. See the full report from Kirk's blog.more
Happy New Year – Yosemite Valley WinterDecember 31, 2012
Ansel Adams made this image around 1959 with an 8″ x 10″ view camera. The image was once used in a commercial job, as he recalls in "Ansel Adams: An Autobiography:" "In 1969, for one of my last commercial jobs, I selected a photograph, 'Yosemite Valley , Winter'…for reproduction on a Hills Brothers coffee can. […]more
Call 209-372-4413 to reserve space (for Friday Nov 23, 2012) Yosemite calls to photographers of all experience levels and interests. As a result, for several years The Ansel Adams Gallery has offered field classes for these photographers traveling through Yosemite and looking to advance their knowledgemore
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Dalton drama: An apology is in order
Sometimes police work requires arresting a suspect quickly based on very little information. The arrest of Dalton Town Clerk Sandy York last year was not one of those times, which should have been obvious to the police chief who had her arrested on the flimsiest of evidence for a crime he imagined seeing.
Part-time Dalton Police Chief Mario Audit said he was reviewing security video when he saw what he claimed was York pocketing town money. He showed the video to Selectmen Chairman Victor St. Cyr, who showed it to the other selectmen. Apparently no one thought to ask York or her coworkers about it, or to see whether any cash was actually missing. Audit had York arrested and banned from town hall based solely on what he saw on the video.
At trial, Jessie Wentworth, the tax collector and deputy clerk, testified that the town always needs to break large bills and that for 14 years York has routinely taken large bills to the bank to get change, which is what York's attorney said she did that day. No money was found missing the next day or any other day. Audit acknowledged that he did not interview York or check the books for missing money before having her arrested and charged with a crime.
Because of such shoddy police work, a longtime town employee's reputation was tarnished. Though she was found not guilty on Monday, she had to endure months of public speculation about her honesty and personal integrity.
Audit owes York a public apology. He should consider apologizing to the town, too, for failing to do his job with the care expected of the chief of police.
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COLUMBUS -- Senior Kevin Vannatta scored 25 points as Upper Arlington defeated Trotwood-Madison, 74-49, in a Division I state semifinal Friday at Ohio State's Value City Arena.
The unranked Golden Bears improved to 27-1 and will meet St. Edward in today's final.
Logan Richter had 14 points and Danny Hummer 10 points and 10 assists for the winners. The Golden Bears had not made a state title game since 1937.
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COLUMBUS -- Kipper Nichols scored 25 points and Lakewood St. Edward (25-2) shot 72 percent from the field as the Eagles defeated Cleveland East Tech on Friday in a Division I state semifinal.
The Eagles led 43-23 at halftime and made 17 of 22 field goals in the second half. Darien Knowles added 14 points for the winners.
Anthony Carmon led the Scarabs (23-5) with 16 points while Johnell Free added 15. East Tech, which was making its 11th trip to the final four but first since 1972, made just 39 percent of its field goals and lost the rebounding battle, 37-20.
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COLUMBUS -- Martyce Kimbrough scored 19 points and Lima Central Catholic dominated the second half for a victory Friday against St. Bernard Roger Bacon in a state semifinal.
The Thunderbirds (24-4) advanced to play Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph for their second state championship in today's title game.
Central Catholic led 32-25 at halftime but built the lead to 61-35 with 3 minutes left as Roger Bacon (22-5) finished 12 for 39 from the floor.
Xavier Simpson had 14 points and Tre Cobbs 13 for Central Catholic.
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COLUMBUS -- Brian Parker had 17 points to help defending champion Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph pull away from Columbus Bishop Ready on Friday.
Ready (21-6) trailed 40-35 after Kelly Culbertson hit a 3-pointer at the third-quarter buzzer, but Parker scored the first six points of the fourth to start a 12-0 run that made the score 52-35.


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Posted: 9:00 pm Friday, August 14th, 2009
By Joe Capozzi
The Marlins lead 3-1 going into the bottom of the seventh. Johnson has 11 strike outs.
Before the homer, the Rockies had hit one ball out of the infield — Atkins' fly out in the fifth inning. SS Hanley Ramirez made a dazzling diving play for the last out in the fifth, gloving Clint Barmes' line drive (click here to see the catch).
Johnson left the field to a standing ovation after being relieved with one out in the eighth after walking Colorado's Chris Iannetta. His 11 strikeouts tie a Marlins record.
He now has 161 innings this season, a new career high. He threw 106 pitches tonight.
The Marlins lead 5-1. If they hold, J.J. will get his 12th win, tying his high from 2006.
Dan Uggla also made a little history. His two-run home run in the seventh was his career 111th, good for sixth place on the Marlins all time list.
The Marlins held on to win, 6-5, after a rocky ninth. Brendan Donnelly allowed three runs (two earned) and Leo Nunez surrendered a ninth-inning homer, but Nunez got his 13th save.
Johnson moves to 12-2 on the year, with a 2.85 ERA.
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Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games
Genres: Sports
US release date: Dec 12th, 2009 | EU release date: -
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Who says you need to buy the game to review it? Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games is the type of game what you can review by just looking at it and comparing it to their last game (In this case, watching many Youtube videos). But if you can review a game by just looking at it, does it mean that it's so good you don't need the game to review it, or it's so bad that you don't need the game to review it? Well that's all based on how good my review is. So don't get on my case if this review sucks.
Like the previous game, each character is placed into the following 4 types; Speed, All-Around, Power and Skill. 5 characters are placed into each type, making 20 characters total through the game. The first 16 are all veterans from the Olympic Games. The 4 new characters new to the Olympic world are Metal Sonic for Speed, Bowser Jr. for All-Around, Donkey Kong for Power and Silver for Speed. These are the only characters you can choose from, and no unlockable characters. That sucks cause I was really looking forward to playing as characters such as Rouge or Jet. Or Eggman Nega.
Say goodbye to those tiring and crappy controls from the last Olympic Games, because now you are greeted with more reasonable and simple controls. Use the Wiimote and Nunchuck combination to the prior events to steer left and right on your snowboard or skis. Like in Mario Kart Wii, while you're in the air, shake the Wiimote while in the air to perform tricks and stunts that help you get a speed boost when you hit the ground. Just flick up your Wiimote at a jump, Do your tricks, and then land with a boost. It?s that simple. And for the Wii fit board, use your feet to steer and use your Wiimote and Nunchuck as skis and your Wiimote to do tricks when snowboarding. The gameplay also lets characters have their own individual moves. For example, Sonic uses his spindash, Mario spins like in SMG, and Luigi, well, all he says is LUIGI GOOOOOOOO.
Sega this time actually learns from their mistakes, because now, they've added something for you to do: Festival Mode. So the lifespan is much better than the last game by using the festival mode to amp things up a little bit. And there are more challenges, more unlockables, and more.
The graphics have improved a great deal this time around. Mario and Luigi look like they got tans in the Large Hill event and it always seems like Sonic's smiling about half the time. Other than that, the graphics and everything else looks pretty good in the game.
The voice acting is once again so-so. It feels odd how all the characters repeat the same thing over and over again whenever they start an event. Like how Silver says that he won't lose everytime he starts an event. And how Sonic says "faster than the speed of sound!" Yeah, you really showed us that in the Olympic Games, Sonic. The characters never say anything prior to the actual game or event. And remember, Daisy rhymes with lazy, because all her voice clips are 100% recycled. What is this, Mario Kart Double Dash?? I don't play that many new Sonic games (mostly because everyone says that they suck) so im not used to characters such as Tails and Knuckles voice acting. I'll get over it.
I really liked the music in the game though, like the theme of Sonic Heroes, the ending credits song to SMW, and the Good Egg Galaxy music from Super Mario Galaxy! The music in the game nicely incorporates with the creative levels that the put into the game. Nuff said.
It always seems like Sega always try to make themselves look just a little better in this game and their Sonic Games. It's not so little if you play Sonic's World in Dream Figure Skating. If you play both worlds, you can easily tell the difference in styles. Sega obviously made Sonic's World more "cooler" than Mario's World. In Sonic's World, you jump on springs, collect chaos emeralds, and do homing attacks. Heck, they even put in perfect chaos to fight! And for Mario?s world well, all you do is chase a star. So sega made it so that Sonic's World is a little more "actiony" than Mario's World.
So overall, Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games is an overall improvement over the last game, and you'll find it much more satisfying to play than the last one. Although this is a good game to buy and play, it'll probably immediately be put away and be stacked under the new upcoming games such as New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Metroid Other M, and Super Mario Galaxy 2. With these new games, Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games will probably be stacked under these games when you buy em'.
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As MIC audits begin to hit home with providers, the initial doubts and concerns that came earlier in the year have yet to subside. In fact, to borrow a line from The Carpenters, you may say "we've only just begun."
Unlike RACs, which had a demonstration period and received more sustained publicity, MICs have proceeded largely under the radar of many organizations. As a result, providers may be surprised and unprepared for the MIC audits. And even if they are prepared, the requests can be difficult to process.
"To start, we got requests from the MICs that had missing information," says Keisha Patterson, RAC coordinator at Saint Joseph's Hospital of Atlanta. "And these requests were on paper spreadsheets, so I had to request that the MIC send a workable electronic file."
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There was also confusion about the dollar amounts of some requests, which may leave providers wondering why so much time and energy is focused on so little.
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However, it is not always the fault of the contractor. MICs, RACs, and other auditors obtain their information from a huge data warehouse via CMS, so the mistake may not be their own. Contractors are, in fact, there to help and to avoid provider abrasion, according to Patterson, who worked for a RAC for three years during the demonstration period. So keep in mind that the MIC is not out to get you, and that communication is important to ensuring the best possible process for your facility.
The first thing a provider should do during this process is to notify the MIC of who the primary contact at the facility is—and confirm it, says Patterson.
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TEHRAN (AFP) – Iran said on Saturday it is removing the fuel from the reactor of a Russian-built nuclear power plant, a move seen as a big blow to its controversial nuclear programme.
The decision to remove the fuel from the reactor of the nuclear plant in the southern city of Bushehr comes just months before the facility — which has seen a roller-coaster ride since its construction began in the 1970s — was scheduled to generate electricity.
"Based on the recommendation of Russia, which is in charge of completing the Bushehr atomic power plant, the fuel inside the reactor core will be taken out for a while to conduct some experiments and technical work," Iran's envoy to the UN atomic watchdog, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, told the ISNA news agency.
"After the experiments, it will again be installed in the core of the reactor." He did not specify when the experiments would be completed.
Iran had started loading the fuel into the reactor in October after the "physical launch" of the plant by Moscow on August 21.
In January, Iran's former atomic chief Ali Akbar Salehi said the plant would be ready to generate electricity on April 9 after operations began in November.
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The West, which suspects Iran's nuclear programme is cover for a weapons drive — a charge vehemently denied by Tehran — does not see Bushehr as posing any "proliferation risk," however.
The plant has faced hiccups even after its physical launch, with officials blaming the delays in generating electricity on a range of factors, including Bushehr's "severe weather."
But they deny it was hit by the malicious Stuxent computer worm which struck industrial computers in Iran, although they acknowledge that the personal computers of some personnel at Bushehr were infected with it.
In January, The New York Times reported that US and Israeli intelligence services collaborated to develop the Stuxnet virus to sabotage Iran's nuclear programme and the Bushehr plant could have been one of the targets.
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It was constructed by more than 2,000 Russian engineers and workers living in a purpose-built village near the site.
Iran, which has some of the world's largest oil and gas reserves, says it wants to develop nuclear power so it can use those reserves judiciously.
Imagine if Iran had unleashed a "Stuxnet virus" on Dimona in Israel or Indian Point Station in America .It would regarded as an "act of war" .
America ,Israel and hypocrisy are the real "Axis of Evil" in the world.
Its questionable that the "Stuxnet virus" had anything to do with this. More likely, it's the high quality of Russian reactors. Remember CHERNOBYL??
Doubt it was Stuxnet alot of material on the coding of Stuxnet is available and it appears to target centrifuges linked to the enrichment process for Uranium not the heavy water reactor phase. Natanaz would have been the main target since that is where Iran enriches the uranium.
Bushehr is just a conventional nuclear plant identical to hundreds of others the world over this why the article states "The West, which suspects Iran's nuclear programme is cover for a weapons drive — a charge vehemently denied by Tehran — does not see Bushehr as posing any "proliferation risk," however."
Also while on the topic of Stuxnet it is doubtful that the virus had much effect after all. Mondoweiss had a good article last week on all the recent information on Stuxnet.
For one thing while it appears designed to disrupt uranium enrichment the IAEA has confirmed as one of its charts shows, enrichment has actually increased during the last 12 months. The IAEA report does mention that they observed several hundred centrifuges disconnected and inactive during a recent visit but all in all appears to be less than 900 centrifuges inactive (Natanaz has 8,000 centrifuges) so around 10% may have been infected.
If my country was in danger from a powerful country with rifles which didn't like our government and tended to invade smaller and weaker nations on any pretext and our only defense was bows and arrows, I'm sure we would be trying to develop ways to use gunpowder as fast as we could to protect us and would buy help from countries that also had rifles and would listen to advice and instructions on how to load them.
….And blow the world up to welcome the twelfth Imam.
You sure the whole STUXNET thing isn't an elaborate hoax done to :
a) scare the general public into accepting a 'turned off' internet
b) provide plausible cover to protect 'informants' (probably Russians) on the inside that are actually damaging the plant
Personally I thought this was bad news when I heard it. The wave of the future seems to be Nuclear Energy. In fact when you look at the Sub's, Ships and Cities powered by it and how it sure beats burning Coal. Living in Montana next to MRL or BN Tracks when you see these Coal Trains going by that are a Mile long I think of the Pollution.
When they Pulled their Rods I thought, This is what STOPPED Israel from Bombing them when they Inserted them. With the Rods IN then 72,000,000 Iranian People have less Chance of being Bombed. If you notice this story, Iran has let everyone know what was going on. Not hiding anything. One thing I fear, Is who-ever did this Virus, Were they hoping to shut the system down OR… Would they chance playing GOD with a CHINA MELTDOWN had not the Virus been caught?
This is what worried me the Most. Would another Country allow a Reactor to Melt Down and release Radioactivity all over 72Million People. If that be the case whether it may have been Israel or US. Someone needs their Heads looked at. Remember Russia's? They Aborted 200,000 Babies from that accident. People should read more about that, The Cancer Rate that went up in Japan during that time.
I tell you People are SICK, I just saw an article that actually said a Nuclear War might HELP the Global Warming.
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Village Church14849 W. 93rd Ave, Dyer, IN 46311
(219) 365-1100 Additional Contacts
Worship Times: Saturdays@ 6pm (contemporary), Sundays@ 9am (traditional), & Sundays@10:45am (contemporary) Village Church in Dyer, Indiana exists to help people find their way back to God and bring them to maturity in Christ. We are located between St. John and Dyer in St. John Township on W. 93rd Avenue near Sheffield Road. Our history dates back to 1882 when a small group of people founded a church in Roseland, Illinois. We are governed by our congregation through our elected elders, and we are associated with other autonomous churches through the Evangelical Free Church of America. Village Church is a very active church with opportunities to celebrate, connect and contribute throughout the week.