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- President Obama has vowed a renewed push to shut down the military prison at Guantánamo Bay more than four years after first pledging its closure. Speaking at a White House news conference, Obama called the indefinite imprisonment of more than 100 people unsustainable, but defended the ongoing force-feeding of those on a three-month hunger strike to win their freedom. Attorneys representing Guantánamo prisoners have welcomed Obama's...May 01, 2013 | Story
- Tune in here at 2pm ET on Saturday, April 27, for a live stream of a conversation moderated by host Amy Goodman with investigative journalist Jeremy Scahill and author Noam Chomsky about Scahill's groundbreaking new book Dirty Wars: The World is a Battlefield.April 27, 2013 | Special Broadcast
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- Yemeni activist and journalist Farea al-Muslimi delivered a moving plea before a Senate hearing this week for an end to U.S. drone strikes inside his country. Speaking at the first-ever public congressional hearing on Obama's secret drone and targeted killing program, al-Muslimi offered a rare first-hand account of the suffering that drone warfare wreaks on ordinary people's lives. His family's village of Wessab was hit by a...April 25, 2013 | Story
- Six days after the U.S. bombed his village, Yemeni activist Farea al-Muslimi testified on Capitol Hill about the terror of the U.S. drone wars. Al-Muslimi spoke during the Senate's first-ever public hearing on the Obama administration's targeted killing program. His family's village was hit by a U.S. drone strike last week. The White House refused to send an official to defend the program's legality. "When they...April 24, 2013 | Story
- As the Senate holds its first-ever public hearing on drones and targeted killings, we turn the second part of our interview with Jeremy Scahill, author of the new book, "Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield." Scahill charts the expanding covert wars operated by the CIA and JSOC, the Joint Special Operations Command, in countries from Somalia to Pakistan. "I called it 'Dirty Wars' because, particularly in this...April 24, 2013 | Story
- Read a chapter from "Dirty Wars," just published this week, titled "If They Kill Innocent Children and Call Them al Qaeda, Then We Are All al Qaeda."April 23, 2013 | Web Exclusive
- The Obama administration's assassination of two U.S. citizens in 2011, Anwar al-Awlaki and his 16-year-old Denver-born son Abdulrahman, is a central part of Jeremy Scahill's new book, "Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield." The book is based on years of reporting on U.S. secret operations in Yemen, Somalia and Afghanistan. While the Obama administration has defended the killing of Anwar, it has never publicly explained...April 23, 2013 | Story
- Investigative reporter Jeremy Scahill goes inside America's new covert wars in his new book, "Dirty Wars: The World Is A Battlefield." His story is also the subject of the film, "Dirty Wars" which opens in theaters June 7 and is directed by longtime Democracy Now! contributor Richard Rowley. Click to watch Part 1 or Part 2 of his interviews about the book. Select the "background" tab to see Scahill's...April 16, 2013 | DN! In Depth
Anwar al-Awlaki: NYT Details How Obama Admin Justified & Carried Out the Killing of U.S.-Born ClericAs John Brennan is confirmed to head the CIA, we examine one of the most controversial U.S. targeted killings that occurred during his time as Obama's counterterrorism adviser: the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki. The U.S.-born cleric died in a U.S. drone strike in September 2011, along with American citizen Samir Khan. Al-Awlaki's 16-year-old son, Abdulrahman, was also killed in a separate drone strike just weeks later. On Sunday, The...March 11, 2013 | Story
- The New York Times' front-page account of the U.S. assassination of Anwar al-Awlaki has drawn criticism from critics of the Obama administration's targeted killings overseas. In a joint statement, the American Civil Liberties Union and the Center for Constitutional Rights called the story "the latest in a series of one-sided, selective disclosures that prevent meaningful public debate and legal or even political accountability...March 11, 2013 | Story
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It can take what John Nappo calls "blood, sweat and tears" to materialize a dream, but this is the price he and fellow University of Pennsylvania students Sade Oba, Emre Tanirgan and Gabrielle Patterson say they willingly paid in return for a finalist position in Walt Disney Imagineering's 23rd Imaginations competition.
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An analyst speculated the launch of the much awaited successor of the iPad Mini will further encourage the inception of low cost tablets in the market.
According to J.P. Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz, the second-generation iPad Mini will force tablet vendors to continue to drop their prices.
Apple will be the major beneficiary of those higher tablet sales. In Moskowitz's opinion, other device makers have not been able to cook up a tablet as "compelling" as the iPad, at least not yet. As a result, the rest of the industry will be forced to compete on price.
"In our view, 2013 will be important for the laggards because Apple's iPad Mini, particularly when the second generation is launched, stands to drive other vendors to even lower price points. We expect sub-$199 price points to be reached this year by other vendors, but we are skeptical the feature sets will be able to establish a sustainable sales pipeline," Moskowitz said.
Prices will go down as more players will enter the tablet market. The analyst expects average selling prices to continue to drop by double digits this year and next. The analyst expects Apple to continue to lead the tablet market, though he thinks Samsung will gain more traction by expanding its line-up. Samsung will be able to take a bite on Apple's sales.
On the other hand, Apple's iPad Mini 2 will obviously offer Retina display to differentiate itself from its predecessor. However, Apple is struggling from supply constraints. The good news is that the Cupertino-based company is preparing to launch the next generation iPad Mini with a screen boasting of a higher resolution than the Retina Display equipped current iPad 4. The retina Display of the next generation iPad Mini will be 324 ppi which is miles ahead of the iPad 4 screens' 264 ppi display.
According to reports, iPad Mini 2 will feature a screen with a resolution of 2048 x 1536. This is almost four times the resolution of the present iPad Mini and is equal to the fourth generation iPad which was released along with the iPad Mini last year. AU Optronics has been rumoured to be making displays for the iPad Mini 2.
Other specs include a more powerful dual core A7 processor and a 7.9 inch screen. It will also feature a 10-hour battery life, a FaceTime HD camera, and an iSight camera with 1080 pixels HD video recording. Apple is also trying to reduce the thickness of the iPad Mini 2 by using the Sharp's IGZO (indium gallium zinc oxide) technology in its screens.


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- City's 10th Annual Tree Lighting: The City's 10th annual Christmas tree lighting was a big success. Over 380 children along with family members and friends welcomed in the holidays while enjoying the music of the Lakes High School and Mann Middle School Choirs, watching the tree lighting ceremony, visiting with Santa, meeting Santa's reindeer and browsing through the treasures at the craft fair. Special thanks to all the staff and volunteers who made this happen, especially Sara Millbauer, Recreation Coordinator, and the Parks Department staff.
- Award of $5M PWTF Loan for Sewer Project: The City's Tillicum/American Lake Gardens sewer extension project received a major "shot in the arm" this week, with the award of a $5 million low interest loan (at ½ %) from the State's Public Works Trust Fund. Councilmember Bill Harrison's service on the PWTF Board was instrumental in the award.
- Investigation and Search for Missing 10 Year Old Continues: The Lakewood Police Department's investigation into the disappearance of Adre Anna Jackson, which is being coordinated by Sgt. Chris Lawler, is still going at full speed. With the excellent assistance of the FBI, Pierce County Sheriff's Department, Fort Lewis, the Fire Department, the neighborhood, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and the Cooperative Cities Crime Response Unit, new leads and witnesses are being checked and documented thoroughly. Of particular assistance has been the Lakewood GIS Team, who has provided outstanding aerial maps and photos with overlays of the Tillicum and Woodbrook areas. The primary sonar and dive search of American Lake wrapped up late Thursday afternoon, and the Pierce County Sheriff's Dive Team has been requested to conduct follow-on searches of the shoreline.
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text: The Alpha To Omega, Part 1 wiki last edited by Deadknight on 05/06/13 02:23PM View full history From the pages of CIVIL WAR: THE INITIATIVE comes Canada's newest super hero team! But this is not your father's FLIGHT. Bold and daring, OMEGA FLIGHT is the best 5-issue series you'll EVER read.Dr. Walter Langkowski, Sasquatch, is the only survivor of Alpha Flight. He is asked to lead a new government team of heroes. Langkowski is not too eager to get back into the hero biz but with all the heroes fleeing to Canada after the Superhuman Registration Act in the United States, there is a need to govern these people. The full team hasn't even been formed. We see Talisman reject Langkowski's offer. And the Wrecking Crew tries to live up to its name.


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New Jonny Craig Music Video
this might be THE WORST video ever
*link works now
Hmm, private video.
EDIT: Haha okay its on youtube too. And yeah pretty awful. When he first starts singing coming down the hall was one of the most awkward things Ive ever seen.
literally the worst thing I have EVER seen
and I'm a fan of Jonny...
who thought this video was a good idea?
good song, but that video was very strange, whats up with the topless chicks
I hope you're not complaining about boobs
3:52 Jonny's not amused.
Jonny is a weird looking dude. Good thing that whole singing thing worked out.
maybe he should start working on an album that doesn't suck with emarosa before he makes shitty music videos
OH YES boobs
Yeah Jonny Craig is really talented (I'd put him up there with Anthony Green) but he needs to not make music videos.
i met this guy hes like 5 foot 5, real small imo. he is a real big asshole but the dude can sing. dont really want to watch the video
yes you do
i'm at school, so i gotta wait till later to see the tits
its totally worth the wait
He really does look like the biggest douche ever. but he has an amazing voice... and he need to cut
that mullet.
What a cool party. . .
That could have easily been a Nickleback video.
I have a mullet like him
craig thinks he's gangsta...moar lyke wanksta.
I don't get it he was very nice when I saw Emarosa. He came up to us after the show and initiated a conversation which most people never do. The bassist did the same thing.
Idk sometimes I get the feeling a lot of people have just read or heard that he's an asshole so they try to pretend like they've met him lol. Not pointing anyone out in particular, and maybe he is just an asshole to everyone.
ive never met him but my friend did and said that he was a real nice guy. this video just makes him look like a cock
what an egotistical tosser. His voice is fantastic though.
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Went into this with an open mind, but... that was an awful video. Like, I just felt awkward watching it. Unless it's some concept with the lyrics that I can't pick up on, ugh.
It's not like it's Craig's fault the video sucks...
he kinda signed off on it
he wasnt an asshole to me, in fact he put his arm around me and we talked about his history. fact was he ended emarosas set like 3 songs early when they were headlining the whole show, and after the show apparently left to go to a bar and nobody could find him lol.
Sounds kinda douche-y to me
How can he be such a tosser?
He should have his voice taken away for crimes against life haha
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
7/29/2014 (8 months ago)
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A culture is worth nothing if it doesn't preserve its past. To this end, the South American nation of Peru has now resorted to unmanned drones to protect its many archaeological sites. Home to the spectacular Inca city of Machu Picchu as well as thousands of ancient ruins, archaeologists are working around the clock to protect sites from squatters, builders and miners.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The situation points to the fact that there's always a downturn to increased economic stability. While Peru's economy has grown at an average annual clip of 6.5 percent over the past decade, development pressures have since surpassed looting as the main threat to the country's cultural treasures.
The most obvious case in point was the destruction of a 5,000-year-old pyramid near Lima. The entire structure was razed last July by construction firms. At the same time, residents of a town near the pre-Incan ruins of Yanamarca reported that informal miners were damaging the three-story stone structures as they dug for quartz.
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Squatters and farmers have repeatedly tried to seize land near important sites like Chan Chan on the northern coast, considered the biggest adobe city in the world.
Archaeologists say that drones can help set boundaries to protect sites, watch over them and monitor threats. The unmanned aircraft also help create a digital repository of ruins that can help build awareness and aid in the reconstruction of any damage done.
It's a remarkable example of a military invention being re-purposed for civilian use. Remote-controlled aircraft were developed for military purposes and remain a controversial tool in U.S. anti-terrorism campaigns. The falling price for drones, however means its being increasingly used for civilian and commercial projects around the world.
Small drones have been helping a growing number of researchers produce three-dimensional models of Peruvian sites instead of the usual flat maps - and in days and weeks instead of months and years.
Speed is an important ally to archaeologists here. "We see them as a vital tool for conservation," Ana Maria Hoyle, an archaeologist with the Culture Ministry says.
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Retiring DH first Puerto Rican to receive honor
ST. LOUIS -- Retiring Seattle Mariners designated hitter Edgar Martinez won the Roberto Clemente Award for excellence on the field and in the community.
Martinez, who spent all 18 of his major-league seasons with the Mariners, has been involved with a nearly a dozen charities and nonprofit organizations. The first Puerto Rican-born player to receive the honor, Martinez was given the award Tuesday by baseball commissioner Bud Selig and Roberto Clemente Jr.
"I was watching the World Series where Clemente played, in 1971," Martinez said. "And after that Series, I went outside in my house and I started playing in the yard, backyard, and I was hooked on baseball after that."
The award is named after the former Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder, who died in a plane crash New Year's Eve 1972 on a flight to deliver relief supplies to earthquake victims in Nicaragua.
Martinez hit .263 with 12 homers and 63 RBI in his final season. A designated hitter for most of his career, he finished with a .312 career average and 309 homers.
"As great a player as Edgar Martinez has been on the field, he's been a greater human being off the field," Selig said.
Martinez said Clemente was his idol as a child.
"I didn't see him play in person, but I watched many of his highlights and he was a very unique player," he said. "It would be really hard to imitate Roberto Clemente."
Martinez has supported several charities, including Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy, Children's Hospital, Overlake Hospital, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the Wishing Star Foundation, United Way, Esperanza, the Page Ahead Children's Literacy Program, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boys & Girls Clubs and Mariners Care.
Pitcher Jamie Moyer, a teammate of Martinez for the past nine seasons, won the award last year. Willie Mays was the first winner of the award in 1971, and others include Pete Rose, Cal Ripken Jr., Sammy Sosa and Tony Gwynn.
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A monthly roundup of publications and presentations by faculty and staff.
A monthly roundup of publications and presentations by faculty and staff.
For Prof. Karen Fricker, studying theatre and performance doesn't just mean watching and thinking about plays. For nearly the last decade, it has also meant attending "Europe's favourite TV show."
Fulbright Canada and Brock University have been working together for several years on an initiative that invites American scholars to spend a semester at Brock conducting research and/or guest lecturing in North American and transnational studies.
The Department of Music and Career Services have teamed up to offer music majors a new program unique to Brock.
Keri Cronin, chair of the Visual Arts department, will speak to the importance of visual components in animal welfare campaigns in Los Angeles next month.
Samantha Sendzik loves dogs. And children. And research.
The Office of Research Services (ORS) is setting up a voluntary "peer support" structure for researchers to turn to their colleagues for direction, advice and other support during the application process for Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) funding and grants.
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I had the same problem until I installed Ad Block Plus onto my laptop, No more pop ups :>)
I have to disable flash player to use this site. Otherwise, the pages are "in slow motion" and won't scroll right. I appreciate ads supporting our use of this free site but GW has the most intrusive ads I've ever seen (short of those that make 10 pages open that you can't close.) I don't appreciate the attachment of ads to words in posts. Cheesy.
I don't have messages enabled, so I'm not experiencing ads while clicking in messages. However, every time I come to the forum list (doesn't matter which forum), the advertisement that's at the top of the page proceeds to "enlarge" itself right over the first five or so posts in the forum. It's usually Hallmark or someone "reputable," but I've accidentally not clicked on the "X" right and it took me to their website. Gah.
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Front tire wobble feeling at 18-20 mpg then it stops.
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I have been using lejOS for quite a while and just wanted to know how I could incorporate an wav format file into my program. How do you send an wav format file to the NXT and then how can I incorporate it into the program. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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For music to be played by the NXT, you need an 8-bit WAV file. This you can place onto the NXT-brick using the NXJ control tool. Than you can play it in using the playSample method.
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How many acres minimum for my organic farm?
Hello all! My dream is not far away. I want an organic farm and live as far as it comes without the need of money. So I've put up a list on what I want. But I don't know how much land I need for it so I was hoping for your help to estimate how many hectares I might need. This is to support a family from 5-10 ppl.
To start with I want:
1 cow (for milk and calf (buy sperm?))
2 horses
4-5 goats
a few ducks
honey bee's
I also want an herbgarden.. I think I would surivive on this. What do you think? Of course it will all be organic, and I want to setup solar power and also an windmill for windy days. Will be happy to read answer.
How many people will you be feeding? Will you be wanting to sell any extra produce at a local farmer's market?
If you answer those questions, then appropriate answers will be easier to offer.
My initial thought is about 20 acres. You will need a decent amount of space just for the animals, then trees take up room and then the veggies. It all depends on answering my two questions.
Thanks for asking,
Not only do you need pasture for the livestock, but unless you are in a climate that allows year-round grazing, you need enough land to grow your own organic hay and other winter feed.
The livestock to acreage ratio will vary wildly depending on where you live and what quality pasture you have.
With the information you provided and the questions you asked, I would say " yes, you are not ready to take on such a farm". You need to spend time doing your own research as to how to accomplish your objective.. Get a copy of Carla Emery book, and use the internet ( forums, youtube vids etc.) to see what others are doing. there are many youtube on how to organic garden, chicken pasture production homesteading season extension gardening etc. Also, do you know how big 20 acres is? Depending on soil type , succession planting , labor and growing zone , 1/4 to 1/2 acre garden could provide plenty for 5-10 people. My garden of about 1200 sf. provides more than enough for 4 people in season (we don't preserve for year use as much as we could if we had more time) plus we give away or sell a lot of excess. I hope this is helpful
I would say you need about 20 acres to be able to do all the things you want.
However if you did decide to start growing to sell some of your crops. I would say you may want a farm in the 30 to 40 acre range.
And if you do chose to grow extra, make sure to list your farm on Agrilicious.org and they can help you find local consumers in your area looking for farm fresh produce.