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UFO Sightings and Abductions by aliens were the beginning, the tip of the iceberg. Dolores Cannon's work in hypnosis has taken the study beyond abduction. This accumulation of 12 years of cases includes: * Cases of missing time * Spacecraft from other dimensions and planes of existence * Condensed or distorted time * The differences and functions of various alien races * And much more Dolores traces the phenomenon from the simple to the complex. Exploring areas untouched by other investigators, she makes the unbelievable become acceptable and understandable.
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Dolores Cannon is a past-life regressionist and hypnotherapist who specializes in the recovery and cataloging of "Lost Knowledge". Her roots in hypnosis go back to the 1960s. She has been specializing in past-life therapy since 1979.Dolores has become, perhaps, the world's most unlikely expert on the prophecies of Nostradamus. A retired Navy wife from Huntsville, AR, USA, Dolores was nearly fifty years old when she began experimenting with hypnosis and past-life regression. The results were, to say the least, quite spectacular!Working through several different subjects, Dolores was able to establish communication with the living Michel De Notredame, better known as the prophet, Nostradamus. His revelations and their impact on our own time are both fascinating and at times frightening.Dolores has written the three volume set "Conversations With Nostradamus", the series on the translation of Nostradamus' quatrains. This series contains the translation of almost 1000 prophecies, all interpreted for the first time and have been in print since 1989. It is considered the most accurate interpretation of the prophecies ever printed.During the past eighteen years Dolores has been a UFO investigator, using her skills as a regressionist to help people that been involved in abduction cases. She has written several books on the UFO information volunteers have revealed while under hypnosis.Dolores is now teaching her unique technique of hypnosis all over the world.In addition to the three volumes of "Converstations With Nostradamus", Dolores has completed:"The Legend of Starcrash", "Keepers of the Garden", "Legacy from the Stars", "A Soul Remembers Hiroshima", "They Walked With Jesus", "Jesus and the Essenes" and "Between Death and Life". "The Custodians", discusses in detail information regarding distorted time, screen memories, reasons for abductions, implants and much, much more....Her latest book, "The Convoluted Universe, Book One", goes further into complex metaphysica


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- Fire/Safety: Similarly, maintaining and staffing the fire department's two downtown stations accounts for 8.3 percent of all fire stations' personnel and maintenance costs. But in reality, the stations back up each other as needed and the department's lifeguard and other life safety duties differ widely throughout the city. Downtown may not require any beach rescues but possibly generates a disproportionate share of emergency medical calls. So we took the 8.3 percent of fire station costs and applied that to the department-wide total budget, which amounts to $34.7 million downtown out of $201.6 million citywide.
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Dave, that's a great summary.
I didn't want to get too far into the woods (pun intended). You can add me to your list of SS instructor/proctors, We seem to have many of the same credentials. I also teach the Food Marketing Institute's course called SafeMark, which many supermarkets seem to prefer over ServSafe. Both are recognized by the conference for food protection. There's little difference in the two really. Both are based on the FDA Food Code. I wear a number of hats, the above I do as part of the " Extension" mission of the University I work for. Typical clients are Supermarkets like Shoprite, Quick Check, Hospitals etc. I also certify the students I teach in regular undergraduate courses during the school year as part of their coursework. Prior to that much of my career before I ( sort of ) retired was spent designing and building large commercial foodservice operations. Though, I've built a few smaller places like Dunkin Donuts, Pizzarias, delis etc.
Prior to switching gears, I used to wear one of those white hats..graduated from the CIA etc. in my yute..and put my time in kitchens. I just found that I loved the design and construction aspect; partly inspired by one of my CIA instructors. I still play in some test kitchens, and occasionally like this past January get to teach a class. But I mostly cook for my pleasure now and hopefully that of my guests. The nice thing about being semi-retired is that I get do a variety of things like teach safe-boating classes etc. And go sailing more often.
That said, I don't have the aversion to wood boards that you seem to have provided they are properly maintained. I use both on the boat and at home. Given the link I provided earlier to the UCDavis study, there might be some evidence to support wood over plastic on boats and in homes. Though, one study is not definitive. It may be interesting to see if one of the graduate or Phd students in our food micro-lab would be willing to take on a similar study. One is doing his Thesis on Handwashing, with some surprising findings.
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Reproductive traits of pioneer gastropod species colonizing deep-sea hydrothermal vents after an eruption
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The colonization dynamics and life histories of pioneer species determine early succession at nascent hydrothermal vents, and their reproductive ecology may provide insight into their dispersal and population connectivity. Studies on the reproductive traits of two pioneer gastropod species, Ctenopelta porifera and Lepetodrilus tevnianus, began within a year after an eruption on the East Pacific Rise (EPR) that eliminated vent communities near 9°50′N from late 2005/early 2006. Standard histology was used to examine gamete release, instantaneous female fecundity, and time to maturation. Both species exhibited two-component oocyte size–frequency distributions indicating quasi-continuous reproduction with high fecundity. In samples collected in December 2006, both C. porifera and L. tevnianus individuals were reproductively mature. The smallest reproducing C. porifera were 4.2 mm (males) and 5.4 mm (females) in shell length, whereas reproductive L. tevnianus were smaller (2.3 and 2.4 mm in males and females, respectively). Most C. porifera were large (>6.0 mm) compared to their size at metamorphosis and reproductively mature. In contrast, most L. tevnianus were small (<1.0 mm) and immature. Reproductive traits of the two species are consistent with opportunistic colonization, but are also similar to those of other Lepetodrilus species and peltospirids at vents and do not fully explain why these particular species were the dominant pioneers. Their larvae were probably in high supply immediately after the eruption, due to oceanographic transport processes from remote source populations.
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Social activist A. Narayanan of Virugambakkam who initiated a public interest litigation against manual scavenging and drunk driving, said, "The court is the last resort of the common man, especially when constitutional guarantees are violated with impunity. The court orders are helpful, but the government's response is not sufficient. There is a need for constant follow-up or advocacy by the petitioners."
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Calvin Brock (left) and Eddie Chambers square off and then face off after Thursday's weigh-in at Tacoma, Washington Photo: Jan Sanders/Goossen Tutor Promotions For Showtime - he once-beaten Brock (31-1, 23 KOs), who weighed 241 pounds, and the undefeated Chambers (29-0, 16 KOs), who tipped scale at 213 1/2, collide in a 12-round International Boxing Federation elimination fight in the main event Friday on the 100th telecast of ShoBox: The New Generation on SHOWTIME (11 p.m. ET/PT, delayed on the west coast)..
in Friday's co-feature, Jose Lopez (21-2, 13 KOs) will be opposed by Tyrone Harris (21-3, 14 KOs) in an eight-round lightweight bout. Lopez weighed the division-limit 135 pounds Thursday while Harris weighed 133 1/4. One day before a world championship doubleheader (Juan Manuel Marquez vs. Rocky Juarez and Robert Guerrero vs. Martin Honorio) on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING, ShoBox: The New Generation will celebrate its 100th telecast with one of the most significant heavyweight fights in the series' distinguished six-year history.
The heavyweight "Battle for the Ages" will pit "Fast" Eddie Chambers (29-0, 16 KOs) against Calvin "The Boxing Banker" Brock (31-1, 23 KOs) in an International Boxing Federation (IBF) heavyweight title eliminator live on SHOWTIME at 11 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the west coast). The winner of the 12-round bout will face 2004 Olympic Games gold medalist Alexander Povetkin for the right to challenge IBF heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko.
In the co-feature of a Friday twinbill presented by Goossen Tutor Promotions and Main Events from the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma, Wash., Jose Lopez (21-2, 13 KOs) will face Tyrone Harris (21-3, 14 KOs) in an eight-round lightweight bout.
NOTE: THURSDAY'S WEIGHTS – Chambers 213 ˝ pounds, Brock 241; Lopez weighed 135, Harris 133 1/4.
"When the opportunity to fight Brock popped up, I jumped at the chance. To be a fight or two from fighting for the world title is really exciting and what it is all about. I am totally enjoying all of this.
"I have a lot of respect for Calvin and expect a pretty tough fight. But because I respect him doesn't mean I am intimidated.
"Calvin is good at a lot of things and I expect to see him at his best Friday. The only fights I watched of his were when he was at his best.
"But he is not all that fast and that is one of the things I expect to take advantage of and will try to exploit. He may try and jump on me early, but I am ready for that or anything.
"I know if I pick my spots, give him lots of angles, fight smart, throw him off and disrupt his timing, I'll be OK. I've had the best training, am totally focused and definitely ready to fight.
"We actually were supposed to fight once before, when we were both like 8-0. But it didn't make it any sense for either of us to fight at that time. The time wasn't right then. It is now.''
"I am not overlooking or taking Chambers for granted because I respect him as a fighter. But I really don't see how he is going to beat me. He is undefeated, but I am not totally impressed. I thought his fight with Dominick Guinn was a whole lot closer than the judges had it.
"To get back into the running for another world title fight is, of course, a great thing. When I first heard about an IBF tournament, I naturally wanted to be part of it.
"You are going to see a different Calvin Brock than the one who fought Klitschko. I have worked really hard for this fight, but unlike the Klitschko fight, this time I am not overtrained. I peaked three weeks too early and was stale against Klitschko. It's been a tough camp, but a good one. Having the great Pernell Whitaker working with me has really helped, too.
"I feel I am coming up to my best fight. You are going to see me faster and lighter on my feet. I will be working the jab, letting my punches go with both hands. Condition wise, I feel better at this weight than I did at 225. He is supposed to be quick. I think I am quicker.
"I am really looking forward to having a great night on Friday.''
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When the official default is to lie: In Us We Have to Trust
By Dan DeWalt
"If people can't trust not only the executive branch but also don't trust Congress, and don't trust federal judges, to make sure that we're abiding by the Constitution with due process and rule of law, then we're going to have some problems here."
Washington has no sense of shame: Empty Lectures about the Sanctity of the 'Rule of Law'
By Dave Lindorff
The spectacle of the US threatening Hong Kong, China, Russia and now little Ecuador with all manner of reprisals if they don't respect the "rule of law" and hand over whistleblower Edward Snowden to the US, is delicious to watch.
Brazilians Demand Social Justice
Brazilians Demand Social Justice
by Stephen Lendman
Justifiable public anger holds back only so long. On June 11, protests began. On June 17, they erupted across Brazil. Hundreds of thousands turned out. Estimates ranged up to 1.5 million.
At issue is scandalous misspending on sports. It's at a time of stalling economic growth, layoffs, rising inflation, and few opportunities for youths.
20 pages of objections to the TSA's body scanners submitted, by Sommer Gentry
Apologies for the length of this post, but there are so many good reasons to oppose the TSA's nude body scanner program, and we here at TSA News would not want to neglect outlining any of them! Here's a preview:
Read the rest at TSA News -- and today is the last day to submit your comments about the TSA to the Public Docket. Just do it!
Snowden's escape: China, Hong Kong and Russia Foil US Attempt to Silence NSA Whistleblower
By Dave Lindorff
Now that Edward Snowden is safely away out of the clutches of the US police state, at least for now, let's take a moment to contemplate how this one brave man's principled confrontation with the Orwellian US government has damaged our national security state.
June 24th is D-Day: last day to submit public comments about TSA
Monday, June 24, 2013, is the final day to submit your public comments about the TSA. Links all over this blog . . .
If you don't exercise your rights and speak up when they're violated, don't be surprised when they're taken away. As of this writing, only 4,000 people have submitted comments about the TSA to the public docket. That's out of a country of 300 million (yes, I know not everyone flies). What does that tell you about whether people give a toss about their rights?
Who knew? The government snoops have been keeping us safe?: Cranking Up the Washington Lie Machine
By Dave Lindorff
Just for the sake of argument, let's suspend our disbelief for a moment and pretend (I know it's a stretch) that the Obama administration and the apologists for the nation's spy apparatus in Congress, Democratic and Republican, are telling us the gods' honest truth.
What the Government Doesn't Want You to Realize Lessons of the Snowden Revelations: You are the Target!
By Alfredo Lopez
If Edward Snowden's goal in blowing his whistle was to spark a public debate about privacy and surveillance, he has marvelously succeeded.
The Stunning Illogic of The Times: Spy on Us All so We Won't Lose Our Freedom
By Dave Lindorff
So New York Times columnist Tom Friedman and former Times executive editor Bill Keller are both saying that the massive NSA spying program on all Americans' communications is a needed thing because if they don't do it, then maybe there could be another major terrorist strike on the US, and democracy would be erased in the US.
TSA screener slut-shames 15-year-old girl, by Sommer Gentry
Mark Fraunfelder's 15-year-old daughter was at LAX yesterday, trying to board a flight with a group of other students on a trip to visit some colleges. Unfortunately, the U.S. government had decided ahead of time to hire tens of thousands of strangers to intimidate and abuse her (and others) as they blocked the girl's safe passage to her airplane.
Read the rest at TSA News.
A Cure for War – With Limitations.
A Cure for War – With Limitations.
by Erin Niemela
Earlier this week I wrote an editorial proposing a 28th constitutional amendment to abolish war. The NSA scandal, I argue, is tied to the more pervasive problem of violent foreign (and domestic) policy, and we'll continue to see government abuses so long as war and inter-state military violence are the acceptable choices for conflict management. David Swanson, author of the brilliant history, "When the World Outlawed War," thoughtfully responded to my plea by urging us to recall and reignite the Kellogg-Briand Pact of 1928, an existing international pact renouncing war signed and ratified by the US president and Senate.
I agree with Mr. Swanson that any efforts to end war should point to existing law, and we agree that abolishing war is possible and necessary. However, the Kellogg-Briand Pact is not without its limitations, and a fresh, people-driven constitutional amendment could both address those limitations and offer current, culturally relevant and legally dispositive reinforcement.
Snowden's Gambit: Expose NSA Domestic Spying Operation, Hold Global Spying Program in Reserve
By Dave Lindorff
It's a pretty sad spectacle watching the US Congress toading up to the National Security Agency. With the exception of a few stalwarts like Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and to a lesser extent Ron Wyden (D-OR), most of the talk in the halls of Congress is about how to keep the army of Washington private contractors from accessing too many of the government's secrets (which need to be protected by government employees!), and about whether to try NSA whistleblower Ed Snowden for treason.
The Right Reverend Honorable General Keith B. Alexander
Secrecy's Tangled Web of Deceit
June 13, 2013
Editor Note: U.S. government officials insist that their secret surveillance techniques are so valuable in fighting "terrorism" that they must be kept completely in the dark – along with the American people. This alleged imperative has justified even lying to Congress.
By Ray McGovern
The name card at the Senate hearing read, "Hon. General Keith B. Alexander," but layering on the extra honorific title was not enough to change the sad reality that the National Security Agency's director – a proven prevaricator – was not "honorable."
You might have thought that some impish congressional staffer was trying to inject a touch of irony into the proceedings by prefacing "General" with "Hon." – like Mark Antony mocking Julius Caesar's murderers as "honorable men" in Shakespeare's play. But that didn't seem to be the case.
NSA and TSA: a match made in heaven (or hell, depending on your point of view)
Jeffrey Goldberg, who writes for The Atlantic and Bloomberg News, has a new column wherein he relates the recently revealed mass surveillance of the NSA to the ongoing abuses of the TSA.
He's right. They are related. All of the practices of the National Security State are related, as some of us have been saying for years.
He was 29
Many years later they found him in a monastery in China.
He agreed to be interviewed.
He looked happy in the eyes.
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You were 29.
You said your greatest fear was
That nothing would change,
That the government would continue to grant itself
Unilateral powers.
Every time there is a new leader,
'They'll flip the switch', you said...
A whistleblower holding all the cards: Why did Edward Snowden go to Hong Kong?
By Dave Lindorff
A lot of people in the US media are asking why America's most famous whistleblower, 29-year old Edward Snowden, hied himself off to the city state of Hong Kong, a wholly owned subsidiary of the People's Republic of China, to seek at least temporary refuge.
Hong Kong has an extradition treaty with the US, they say. And as for China, which controls the international affairs of its Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, while granting it local autonomy to govern its domestic affairs, its leaders "may not want to irritate the US" at a time when the Chinese economy is stumbling.
These people don't have much understanding of either Hong Kong or of China.
TSA agent pulls woman's breast prosthesis out of her bra
I get tired of writing these posts. These abuses are so common (no, they're not "outliers") and the reaction of the public so apathetic, it just becomes wearying.
Read the rest at TSA News.
Privacy Died, and People Didn't Even Know It
The KGB alumni portion of the following, which sounds realistic, is actually fiction; the NSA portion, which sounds like science fiction, is actual news from the real world.
It's June again, and around the globe, in the northern hemisphere, alumni groups are gathering. In Russia, the KGBAA (KGB Alumni Association)--former officials of the Soviet Union's "Committee for State Security"--held their annual reunion this week at the Black Sea resort city of Sochi, nearly 22 years after the agency's dissolution in 1991.
Blue Steals Green: Police Corruption's the Dark Underside of the Drug War's Iceberg
By Linn Washington, Jr.
Drug-related corruption within the Philadelphia Police Department – once again – is the target of federal authorities.
This latest action by federal authorities involves two patrolmen charged with trafficking drugs and robbing suspected drug dealers while on-duty and in full uniform.
Another day, another abusive TSA experience
Another day, another abusive TSA experience. And why not? The government thinks it owns our thoughts, as the Big Brotheresque surveillance proves; why shouldn't it also own our bodies? These issues are all related. Yet the millions of willfully clueless out there refuse to acknoweldge it.
Obama, Clapper and most of Congress are full of s**t: Where's the Bullshit Repellent When We Need It?
By Dave Lindorff
Making the hero pay: A Nation's Betrayal
By Dan DeWalt
This week, the government began their assault against private Bradley Manning. Even though he has already plead guilty to misusing classified documents and faces twenty years in prison, prosecutors want him branded as having aided the enemy, with a life sentence to go along.
Recent Revelations are Worse Than Our Worst Nightmare: Privacy Disappears in a Prism
By Alfredo Lopez
This past Thursday (June 6), The Guardian (the British newspaper) and the Washington Post simultaneously reported that the National Security Agency has been collecting staggering amounts of user data and files from seven of the world's most powerful technology companies.
From the No Kidding Dept: auditor rates TSA epic fail
We've only been telling you this for years. And now the DHS Inspector General is saying it, too.
The TSA's so-called "behavior detection program" is an expensive, risible failure. Or as we like to call it, voodoo.
You Have the Right to Remain Silent...as the Grave: Is the FBI in the Execution Business?
By Dave Lindorff
Anyone who was a fan of the old ABC TV series "The Untouchables" or of the later series, also on ABC, called "The FBI," would know something is terribly fishy about the FBI slaying of Ibragim Todashev.
Talk Nation Radio: Guantanamo Is Getting Worse
Jason Leopold writes for Al Jazeera. See his articles here. Leopold, just back from Guantanamo, says that since President Obama's speech, no one has been freed, no one has quit hunger striking, and the number of people being force-fed has increased. Abusive policies are being adopted, in part in apparent response to the hunger strike. The top commander at the prison is suspected of perjury, in addition to cruel and inhuman treatment. The U.S. military's own lawyers say he is unfit for command. The prison has kept hidden listening devices in rooms where prisoners meet with attorneys, and has accessed defense lawyers' files and emails. There remains one way out for prisoners of this camp: death.
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Bradley Manning Is Guilty of "Aiding the Enemy" -- If the Enemy Is Democracy
By Norman Solomon
Of all the charges against Bradley Manning, the most pernicious -- and revealing -- is "aiding the enemy."
A blogger at The New Yorker, Amy Davidson, raised a pair of big questions that now loom over the courtroom at Fort Meade and over the entire country:
* "Would it aid the enemy, for example, to expose war crimes committed by American forces or lies told by the American government?"
* "In that case, who is aiding the enemy -- the whistleblower or the perpetrators themselves?"
When the deceptive operation of the warfare state can't stand the light of day, truth-tellers are a constant hazard. And culpability must stay turned on its head.
That's why accountability was upside-down when the U.S. Army prosecutor laid out the government's case against Bradley Manning in an opening statement: "This is a case about a soldier who systematically harvested hundreds of thousands of classified documents and dumped them onto the Internet, into the hands of the enemy -- material he knew, based on his training, would put the lives of fellow soldiers at risk."
If so, those fellow soldiers have all been notably lucky; the Pentagon has admitted that none died as a result of Manning's leaks in 2010. But many of his fellow soldiers lost their limbs or their lives in U.S. warfare made possible by the kind of lies that the U.S. government is now prosecuting Bradley Manning for exposing.
In the real world, as Glenn Greenwald has pointed out, prosecution for leaks is extremely slanted. "Let's apply the government's theory in the Manning case to one of the most revered journalists in Washington: Bob Woodward, who has become one of America's richest reporters, if not the richest, by obtaining and publishing classified information far more sensitive than anything WikiLeaks has ever published," Greenwald wrote in January.
He noted that "one of Woodward's most enthusiastic readers was Osama bin Laden," as a 2011 video from al-Qaeda made clear. And Greenwald added that "the same Bob Woodward book [Obama's Wars] that Osama bin Laden obviously read and urged everyone else to read disclosed numerous vital national security secrets far more sensitive than anything Bradley Manning is accused of leaking. Doesn't that necessarily mean that top-level government officials who served as Woodward's sources, and the author himself, aided and abetted al-Qaida?"
But the prosecution of Manning is about carefully limiting the information that reaches the governed. Officials who run U.S. foreign policy choose exactly what classified info to dole out to the public. They leak like self-serving sieves to mainline journalists such as Woodward, who has divulged plenty of "Top Secret" information -- a category of classification higher than anything Bradley Manning is accused of leaking.
While pick-and-choose secrecy is serving Washington's top war-makers, the treatment of U.S. citizens is akin to the classic description of how to propagate mushrooms: keeping them in the dark and feeding them bullshit.
In effect, for top managers of the warfare state, "the enemy" is democracy.
Let's pursue the inquiry put forward by columnist Amy Davidson early this year. If it is aiding the enemy "to expose war crimes committed by American forces or lies told by the American government," then in reality "who is aiding the enemy -- the whistleblower or the perpetrators themselves?"
Candid answers to such questions are not only inadmissible in the military courtroom where Bradley Manning is on trial. Candor is also excluded from the national venues where the warfare state preens itself as virtue's paragon.
Yet ongoing actions of the U.S. government have hugely boosted the propaganda impact and recruiting momentum of forces that Washington publicly describes as "the enemy." Policies under the Bush and Obama administrations -- in Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen and beyond, with hovering drones, missile strikes and night raids, at prisons such as Abu Ghraib, Bagram, Guantanamo and secret rendition torture sites -- have "aided the enemy" on a scale so enormous that it makes the alleged (and fictitious) aid to named enemies from Manning's leaks infinitesimal in comparison.
Blaming the humanist PFC messenger for "aiding the enemy" is an exercise in self-exculpation by an administration that cannot face up to its own vast war crimes.
While prosecuting Bradley Manning, the prosecution may name al-Qaeda, indigenous Iraqi forces, the Taliban or whoever. But the unnamed "enemy" -- the real adversary that the Pentagon and the Obama White House are so eager to quash -- is the incessant striving for democracy that requires informed consent of the governed.
The forces that top U.S. officials routinely denounce as "the enemy" will never threaten the power of the USA's dominant corporate-military elites. But the unnamed "enemy" aided by Bradley Manning's courageous actions -- the people at the grassroots who can bring democracy to life beyond rhetoric -- are a real potential threat to that power.
Accusations of aid and comfort to the enemy were profuse after Martin Luther King Jr. moved forward to expose the Johnson administration's deceptions and the U.S. military's atrocities. Most profoundly, with his courageous stand against the war in Vietnam, King earned his Nobel Peace Prize during the years after he won it in 1964.
Bradley Manning may never win the Nobel Peace Prize, but he surely deserves it. Close to 60,000 people have already signed a petition urging the Norwegian Nobel Committee to award the prize to Manning. To become a signer, click here.
Also, you can preview a kindred project on the "I Am Bradley Manning" site, where a just-released short video -- the first stage of a longer film due out soon -- features Daniel Ellsberg, Oliver Stone, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Phil Donahue, Alice Walker, Peter Sarsgaard, Wallace Shawn, Russell Brand, Moby, Tom Morello, Michael Ratner, Molly Crabapple, Davey D, Tim DeChristopher, Josh Stieber, Lt. Dan Choi, Hakim Green, Matt Taibbi, Chris Hedges, Allan Nairn, Leslie Cagan, Ahdaf Soueif and Jeff Madrick.
From many walks of life, our messages will become louder and clearer as Bradley Manning's trial continues. He is guilty of "aiding the enemy" only if the enemy is democracy.
Norman Solomon is co-founder of RootsAction.org and founding director of the Institute for Public Accuracy. His books include "War Made Easy: How Presidents and Pundits Keep Spinning Us to Death."
Companies use a progressive tool in very non-progressive ways: The "Cloudy" Skies Corporations Want to Sell You
By Alfredo Lopez
It's the nature of the shallow, consumer-driven, dream-drunken culture our society tries to impose on us that we popularly adopt terms without knowing what they mean and, more often than not, they don't mean much of anything.
Such is the case with "the Cloud".
Most people who use computers believe they know what it is except that everyone seems to have a different definition. From a satellite-based storage system to a virtually invisible network to a collection of hard drives all over the world to a new form of storage that doesn't require computers to...whatever new definition pops up this week. In any case, you have heard of the "cloud" and probably aren't sure what it really is.


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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The S&P 500 climbed 12.5 points to close at a record high of 1,940.46 on Thursday.
On CNBC's "Fast Money" TV show, the trading panel took a look at today's action.
Brian Kelly, founder of Brian Kelly Capital, said the European Central Bank seems to have given the all-clear signal to investors ahead of Friday's nonfarm payrolls report. Kelly bought German stocks, sold oil and copper and covered his short position in gold.
Karen Finerman, president of Metropolitan Capital Advisors, said she bought protection in the form of SPDR S&P 500 Trust ETF
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Dan Nathan, co-founder and editor of riskreversal.com, asked, what's to stop the Russell 2000 from re-testing its previous highs? He is a buyer of quality stocks with reasonable valuations such as Cisco Systems (CSCO), Ford (F), and General Electric (GE).


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Liberty Bowl: Underdog Kentucky has point to prove against East Carolina
You rarely get a head football coach to admit he reads the newspapers or watches TV.
It's like a violation of the tunnel vision clause in their contracts that states coaches aren't allowed a glimpse of any life outside of football while the season is still in progress.
And then there's Kentucky coach Rich Brooks, who has been keeping his eye on other bowls via ESPN. In doing so, he discovered just how big an underdog his 6-6 Wildcats are in today's 50th annual AutoZone Liberty Bowl against Conference USA champion East Carolina.
"I see the scrolls on ESPN that 81.4 percent of the country thinks we're going to lose," Brooks said. "You can see why they judge it that way. East Carolina is conference champions and we're down in the lower third of the SEC. We had an opportunity to be better than 6-6 and we didn't finish the deal. East Carolina finished the deal."
East Carolina coach Skip Holtz said he wouldn't be surprised if Brooks used the ESPN's public opinion poll to his advantage, just like Holtz did a year ago when ECU beat favored Boise State, 41-38, in the Hawaii Bowl.
"Last year, 99 percent of the country said Boise State was going to beat East Carolina in a bowl game (Hawaii Bowl), so this is a role reversal for us," Holtz said. "We've talked about this being the first game we'll play as conference champions, so we have to learn how to play as a championship team."
There's a lot on the line for East Carolina. The 9-4 Pirates are trying to become just the second team in ECU history to finish with a double-digit win total for the season, joining the 11-1 1991 squad.
Also East Carolina is aiming to become the first C-USA champ to beat the SEC representative in this bowl, and trying to get wins in the same season over three teams from BCS leagues. ECU opened this season with consecutive wins over Virginia Tech (ACC) and West Virginia (Big East).
"Conference USA doesn't get a lot of respect," ECU linebacker Pierre Bell said, "so we're going to go out, play with a chip on our shoulder and earn some respect."
Kentucky has its own reasons for wanting to win. It is trying to win three consecutive bowls for the first time in history, avoid a losing season and stop the tailspin that saw UK lose its last four of five games.
"It will come down to teams going back to the basics and finding their identity," said Kentucky All-SEC defensive end Jeremy Jarmon of Houston High on the key to today's game.
The feeling among the Wildcats is the time off since their regular season closing loss on Nov. 29 at Tennessee has done wonders healing a laundry list of injured players.
"That's a lot of time to get fresh," Kentucky defensive end Ventrell Jenkins said. "We just feel as healthy or more than we were coming into the Louisville game. It has been good to see everybody back at full speed doing their job the way they are supposed to do it."
Because East Carolina also feels the same way, it makes today's game fairly unpredictable. As Holtz sees it, both teams are the same in many ways, especially having to deal with an unusually high amount of injuries during the season.
"It's eerie how similar we are on both sides of the ball," Holtz said. "Defensively, you know where both teams will line up. We line up and we play football. Offensively, we've gone through a lot of modifications and changes during the year because of the injuries, trying to get our best playmakers in position."
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Sri Sankara Vidyasharamam Matriculation Higher Secondary School is situated at Odiampattu, 1km from Villianur, is run by Sri Jayendra Saraswathi Swamigal Educational Health & Charitable Trust, under direct guidance from Sri Jayendra Saraswathi Swamigal. Started in 1994 with 82 pupils, and a motto to motivate rural children for a Matriculation Pattern of Education grew as a High School and then as a Higher Secondary School within 7 years.
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The school got the AVANTICA award for the best school. It has achieved 100% result in 10th Std and 12th Std. It caters to needs of education in 45 villages around it. It possesses big laboratory with all facilities. School buses are provided for the transport of students. The School children have won Black Belt in Karate in All India Level consecutively for three years.
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I went to HF yesterday with my 20% coupon in hand. I was going to pick up the 2hp dust collector for $199 – 20% coupon = $159. The two boxes they had in stock were severely damaged. So much so that I wouldn't bother buying one and bringing it the 3 miles back to my house because I was 90% certain there would have been at least 1 thing smashed to pieces. That said, I did take some time to check out the unit on display… I wasn't very impressed.
Granted I know this DC is sub $200 and it has surprisingly good reviews, but I just couldn't help but feel like I was going to break it. The bars that hold up the bags were flimsy and felt like I would snap them off if I touched them with any force. The stand had a little bit of rust on it where the motor was bolted … again, not inspiring a lot of confidence. The stand was also warped pretty bad, must have been damaged like the other two in stock. Maybe this just wasn't setup correctly? Maybe the bolts weren't snugged down tightly?
Am I just finding issues that aren't really issues? Does anyone have experience with HF vs other brands? I was thinking about the design of this DC and how it makes more sense to have a solid pipe connecting the blower to the filer/bag. Dust loves grooves as witnessed by my G1023RL with no dust collector hooked up to it. Solid connection examples like this or this ... or does this just not matter much?
At this point, the difference between $175 for HF or $350 for Grizzly doesn't matter to me. I just want to make sure I'm getting the right tool for the job with good build quality. I've also seen some CL finds … Dustek for $700 (seemed like a good deal, but it is 7.5hp 3ph), lots of smaller Delta/Jet/General for the $200-$400 range.