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Pittsburgh is home to some of the finest hotels in the Mid-Atlantic region, as well as a delightful cross section of other accommodations. There's never a shortage of rooms with a view.
In Downtown Pittsburgh, you'll find a wide variety of hotel options to suit every taste and budget. From elegant to accessible, Victorian-era charm to contemporary, you're sure to find the right room right where you need it. Though the different properties may all set unique moods, all include state-of-the-art features like high-speed internet.
Adjacent to Penguins' CONSOL Energy Center, this unique, upscale, full-service, all-suite hotel accommodates today's sophisticated traveler. Pool and fitness center present spa-like refreshment while our culinary team provides unmatched creativity for guest enjoyment.
Sleeping rooms: 142
Meeting Rooms: 3
Meeting Space: 2,200 sq ft
Featuring 182 tastefully appointed guest rooms with 12' and 17' vaulted ceilings, a stunning lobby, and a beautifully landscaped atrium, Courtyard Pittsburgh Downtown will surely impress the most discerning travelers.
Sleeping rooms: 182
Meeting Rooms: 3
Meeting Space: 1,130 sq ft
In the middle of Pittsburgh's Downtown, this newly renovated hotel features modern guest rooms and suites outfitted with ultra-comfortable Sweet Dream beds and flat-screen TVs. Conveniences include a free Downtown shuttle, indoor lap pool, onsite spa and adjacent athletic club.
Sleeping rooms: 337
Meeting Rooms: 10
Meeting Space: 9,000+ sq ft
Located in the heart of downtown, Drury Plaza Hotel Pittsburgh Downtown is a historic renovation of the former Federal Reserve Bank building, the 12-story, 207 room building features Art Deco design and the Drury Plaza places you in the Business District of downtown's "Golden Triangle", just 2 blocks from the David L. Lawrence Convention Center and walkable to all downtown destinations.
Sleeping rooms: 207
Meeting Rooms: 4
Meeting Space: 4,500+ sq ft
Opened in 2010, this luxury hotel has received the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED Gold certification. Guest-room amenities include an LCD HDTV, an iPod docking stations and a laptop safe. A spacious on-site health club provides workout space as well as spa and beauty treatments.
Sleeping rooms: 165
Meeting Rooms: 5
Meeting Space: 12,000 sq ft
Located in the Strip District, just at the edge of Downtown and within two blocks of the Convention Center, this hotel features comfortable rooms that have the Cloud-Nine Hampton bed and a handy lap desk. This property also features an on-site fitness center and pool, and provides complimentary breakfast and parking.
Sleeping rooms: 143
Meeting Rooms: 2
Meeting Space: 750 sq ft
Hilton Garden Inn Pittsburgh Downtown offers an ideal location in the heart of Market Square. This contemporary hotel is situated close to many popular attractions including Heinz Field, PNC Park and the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. Catch a sports event or concert at PPG Paints Arena or take the whole family for a fun day out at Point State Park. All guests enjoy access to the YMCA across the street from the hotel, which features a 25 meter pool, steam room, sauna and a contemporary fitness center with dedicated studios for spinning, Pilate's and group exercise.
Sleeping rooms:197
Meeting Rooms:3
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Situated in the heart of Downtown, this hotel features renovated guest rooms, meeting space and lobby areas. Guest-room amenities include luxurious bedding and dual-line speaker phones with voicemail. An award-winning restaurant, fitness center and luxurious spa are on site.Sleeping rooms: 402
This centrally located, historic landmark has been lavishly restored to its original grandeur. This luxury hotel features timeless elegance, from traditional afternoon tea in the Palm Court to two legendary ballrooms to on-site spa services. Modern conveniences include a fitness center.
Sleeping rooms: 596
Meeting Rooms: 38
Meeting Space: 52,000sq ft
Nestled along the Allegheny River, this four-star luxury hotel is the result of a meticulous restoration of a landmark building. Centrally located in the Cultural District, this sophisticated boutique hotel seamlessly blends chic accommodations, such as vintage furniture, marble vanities and grand 12-foot ceilings, with state-of-the-art amenities.
Sleeping rooms: 286
Meeting Rooms: 10
Meeting Space: 10,000 sq ft
Pittsburgh's only riverfront hotel is located in Station Square, a complex with more than 30 shops, restaurants and nightclubs. Just steps away from the lobby, guests can board any riverboat in the Gateway Clipper Fleet. The Sheraton Station Square is a 100 percent non-smoking hotel.
Sleeping rooms: 399
Meeting Rooms: 26
Connected to the Convention Center via an enclosed skywalk, this hotel is in the heart of Downtown. Guest rooms offer city views and feature Westin's signature Heavenly Bed and Heavenly Bath. A large on-site workout facility includes steam, sauna and massage therapy. Complimentary Downtown shuttle service is provided on weekdays.
Sleeping rooms: 616
Meeting Rooms: 23
Meeting Space: 34,000
The city''s largest hotel is located next to Pittsburgh's landmark Point State Park at the gateway of the Cultural District. Guest rooms offer breathtaking city or river views along with ergonomically designed work areas. The property features large, flexible meeting spaces and many business conveniences.
Sleeping rooms: 713
Meeting Rooms: 27
Meeting Space: 40,000
Many additional hotels can be found in the Greater Pittsburgh area. Guest rooms also are plentiful in these locations:
Airport: This region features more than 15 hotels, including the Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh International Airport and the first-ever LEED-certified Courtyard by Marriott Pittsburgh Airport.
Green Tree: The community of Green Tree is situated just a couple of miles southwest of Downtown Pittsburgh. The area features many restaurants and retail stores, particularly along Banksville Road inclluding the newly renovated Doubletree by Hilton Pittsburgh Green Tree.
Monroeville: Home to many businesses, restaurants and malls, Monroeville is a short drive east of Downtown Pittsburgh.
North Shore: The Andy Warhol Museum, Heinz Field and PNC Park, along with interesting architecture and riverfront trails, make the North Shore a destination in itself.
Oakland/Shadyside: These neighborhoods to the east of Downtown are home to many campuses and museums. Eclectic dining, entertainment and shopping are all nearby.
Additional hotels can be found in the north suburbs, south suburbs and surrounding countryside.


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Ariana Grande Is All New Tonight On The Q
Ariana teams up with Zedd for her latest single, "Break Free" That means it's up to you if it will be back on The Q!
Beginning at 9, you can let your voice be heard by calling 207.775.7979 and vote to #Qit or #Screwit. Make sure you hit us up on Instagram (@q979maine) and Twitter (@Q979) We'll be reading your comments on the air.

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The Cost of Dating
If you've been on a date recently, you know it's not cheap. As a matter of fact, when you start to put pen to paper, it can be quite an eye opening experience.
A nice meal and drinks for two at a decent restaurant, with tip is probably going to run you at least $100.00. Tack on a couple of movie tickets, soda and some popcorn, there goes another 35 bucks! Wait, don't forget about gas money.
Let's face it, by the time you're done trying to impress Mr. or Ms. Right you're looking at spending around $200.00 easily.
According to a new study on the cost of dating, the average person will end up spending a whopping $17,265 on dates in their pursuit to find a soul mate in their lifetime.
Here are some other dating factoids:
- The average person goes on 13 first dates before finding the person of their dreams.
- You'll have 11 romantic dinners with different people.
- Seven dating disasters.
- And one in five guys said they've even taken a woman on a vacation while they were just dating, because they thought it would impress them.
When it comes to dating, the first year is the most expensive. Couples spend an average of $5, 7000 on each other during the first year. That number drops to around $4,200 in year two, but spikes back up to around $4,700 a year during the first year after a couple gets engaged.
After you start looking at all the numbers, you and your sweetie might want to give some serious thought to sneaking in your own Junior Mints the next time the two of you go to a movie. Hey, anything to save a little cash right?


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I thought so too Beth. Pretty anxious to finish up and see what comes in! I'll be putting up the wildlife cam too, as soon as the pond is done.
cathy...he even looks looks inquisitive!! water sounds are a great way to attract birds.
Pretty picture Cathy---
It can be very costly Priscilla, I agree. We are cutting back significantly, just purchasing black oil seed for now. Lowe's, over the Holdays, closed out their thistle for just $5 for about a 12 lb bag. We stocked up on that to get us through the winter. There will be plenty of thistle in the desert in awhile---so we'll be able to cut back our usage----
The peanuts in the shell are a BIG hit outside today. I haven't seen many eating them, but I am finding the shells. They are also eating the shelled ones in the peanut feeder. No bluebirds as I had hoped though.
Wonderful pictures. I had to give up feeding birds which I have done for many years as I was getting too many unwanted critters and was costing me a fortune and the birds weren't getting hardly any of the bird food. I do miss feeding the birds big time.....
Thank you Beth--being back in the desert we forget it's winter--79 today, 80 tomorrow---so glad to be out of the cold!
the lessers are so pretty Paulette...I haven't had as many goldies as I used to have...hardley any at the feeders this winter. Don't know why....
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An alternative dechlorination method of chlorobenzenes by using a simple electrolysis system via carbon dioxide fixation technique has been developed. Electrolysis of chlorobenzene was carried out in a one-compartment cell fitted with an aluminium anode and a platinum cathode. Reaction in an N,N-dimethylformamide (DMF) solution containing 0.1M of tetrapropylammonium bromide (TPAB) at 0°C, 100 Ncc/min of CO2 flow rate and 120 mA/cm2 of current density was found to be the optimum conditions of this electrocarboxylation, which gave 72% yield of benzoic acid. This conditions was then applied to 1,2-dichlorobenzene and 1,3-dichlorobenzene in order to convert it to their corresponding benzoic acids.
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Sausage-Topped Polenta Recipe
My Italian grandmother and mother have relied on this recipe for years. Many sauces can be served with polenta, but this tomato and sausage topping is our favorite. —Joyce Riskedal, Earlville, Illinois
- 1 pound Jones Dairy Farm All Natural Pork Sausage Roll
- 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste
- 1-1/2 cups water
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon dried basil
- 2 cups water
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup cornmeal
- 1 cup cold water
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded brick or mozzarella cheese
- 1. In a large skillet, cook sausage over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Stir in the tomato paste, water, parsley, sugar and basil. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 3 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- 2. Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, bring water and salt to a boil. Combine cornmeal and cold water; stir into boiling water. Return to a boil, stirring constantly. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- 3. Spoon into a greased 9-in. round baking pan. Cool for 15-20 minutes or until set. Cut into wedges. Sprinkle with cheese and top with sausage mixture. Yield: 6 servings.
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2016 BMW 1-Series 3-door Review
Bayerische Motoren Werke AG short form is 2016 BMW 1-Series 3-door is a self-governing organization from German. You can have the optional packages or the standalone options to have the features of your choice. If you want sporty features in the car, go for the sports package and it will provide you sport steering wheel, 14-way seats, special aerodynamic body kit, adaptive suspension dampers, and so on.
The car is fuel-economical as it provides 24 mpg at city and 34 mpg at highway. In addition to this, it comes with a six-speed manual transmission as standard and eight-speed automatic transmission as optional in the car 2016 BMW 1-Series 3-door. There is some criticism regarding the trunk space, as it is just 14 cubic feet. However, the car provides numerous safety features such as antilock brakes, airbags, collision alert system, seat belts, and much more.
Besides this, there is an iDrive controller. Through this, you can control different things and all the features are easy to use. Thus, you do not need to worry. This series now comes with a larger interior screen. The sound system provides perfect quality and you can even watch your favorite movie on the go. In short, 2016 BMW 1-Series 3-door provides you all the amenities required in a luxury car.


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Ghost Recon 2 is another action war game where America saves the world from mass destruction. This time the enemy is a North Korean rebel who wants to start a nuclear war. You play as Captain Scot Mitchell, the leader of the Ghosts, a secret team who undertake missions without help from the rest of the army. The Ghosts aim to move in, accomplish their mission, and move out. Simple...
-Alternate ways to finish mission
The final level in particular has more than one way you can accomplish the mission. This was refreshing because sometimes the alternate route was easier. At least you get to do some thinking instead of everything being dumbed down with linearity. Trial and error i.e. getting seriously hurt and/or killed will quickly reveal where you need to be and what should be avoided. Your comrades will make suggests, which should give you advance warning about what to expect from the available options.
There are no checkpoints in the levels, so you can only save when prompted by the game after accomplishing a mission. If you get very far in one level, too bad but you will need to do the entire level again. I talk about this more in the Checkpoints paragraph. Despite this irritating decision of the developers', I have never felt so relieved after completing certain missions. You must always remain on your guard or you'll find yourself being bombed by an attacker whose location on the map is unclear, or losing your concentration because you have finished a certain part of the level many times before and just want to advance to the next stage.
-Various environmental conditions
I did not expect the weather to affect game play, but it really did. Rain did not change anything, but attacking through a blizzard was chaotic, especially when the enemies were smart enough to wear white. The fog increases the difficulty until you start seeing things. It was irritating to know that the blizzard was supposed to help the Ghosts, when it actually did the opposite. The enemies could still see you, but you cannot see them. Still, it made a change from the sunshine and rain other games stick to.
-Stupid A.I.
This game has the stupidest Artificial Intelligence I have ever experienced. Enemies shoot from behind walls instead of walking around to get you. This helped me finish the final mission, but it left a sour taste in my mouth. Would I have finished the game if the A.I. used common sense? It was VERY irritating when you expect an enemy to shoot you, but then find they cannot see because they stuck behind a wall or staying crouched down waiting for you to shoot them.
You comrades are equally as stupid. They prefer to shoot walls or whatever else is blocking their way instead of walking around. When you crouch or slide across the ground to avoid detection, your comrades walk right behind you instead of being discreet by crouching or crawling. This means that you cannot creep around undetected because your comrades are always blowing your cover. Another ridiculous thing they do is shooting enemies in an open area- you need to use cover to shoot without being killed. It was VERY frustrating to watch my comrade die knowing that their killer was stupidly kneeling right in the open, practically waiting to be shot down. Why couldn't the Ghosts manage such easy kills? This frustration led to me leaving the team behind many times so I could clear the way without any friendly casualties, and then calling them over when the coast was clear. That is NOT teamwork. As a result, there were times when I felt that my comrades were liabilities. Or they were only good for distracting the enemy enough so I could survive.
-Complicated team control
Other war games I have played, i.e. Call of Duty and Brothers In Arms, have simple ways to control your comrades OR the characters think for themselves. GR 2 lets you tell the Ghosts to move ahead, barrage enemies with grenades, stay put or regroup, and move to a certain area. The different icons were highlighted when the option was available, however there were many points in the game when I ordered my team to go somewhere and was told, 'Can't do that, Sir!' Why not? I was only telling them to hide behind a rock or walk on ground that was slightly unlevel. There seemed to be no clear explanation why the team could not fulfil such a simple order. The grenades ended in disaster. The pointer, which shows where you are aiming your gun, is used to pinpoint where you want the Ghosts to throw their grenades. I found this out the hard way and ended up watching as two comrades bombed the third. Even worse, they only do the grenade business one time. The stay put and regroup orders worked perfectly fine. Telling the Ghosts to move to a particular point was also poorly programmed. Only one or two of the team would go where I told them to. The other one or two would stay by my side for whatever reason. It was nice to see the team splitting into two equal groups, but when the other group was dead the game got harder. The remaining comrade would stick by my side no matter how many times I told them to move ahead. Eventually they ended up dying due to their own stupidity so I was, once again, left to face twenty or so enemies completely alone.
-Teammates have no personality
I remember when one of my favourite comrades died in a Call of Duty game. Even though he was not real, I did feel quite sad. The different soldiers had personalities in the cutscenes shown in between levels, and, realistically, some soldiers were better than others. In GR 2, I honestly did not care about any of the soldiers. The cutscenes only show authoritative figures making important decisions and then cut to a debriefing. Yes, your comrades say something from time to time, for example, 'Enemy straight ahead!' but they never say anything that provides insight into their personalities. Whenever they died, I was not disappointed because they were dead but that it would affect my final score.
-No checkpoints
This was another terrible decision made by the programmes. If there is no option to save whenever you like then there should be checkpoints in between the designated save points. This means that you will only need to redo certain parts of a level, which makes figuring out tricky areas much easier. GR 2 has no checkpoints whatsoever. When you die, get ready to start all over again. It was horrible having to redo parts I had done up to ten times before because I had miscalculated a new area or enemy. I pity anyone who has to repeat the final level, which took me 56 minutes to complete- not including the three times I died and restarted the level.
If you are looking for a war game, I would go for Call of Duty and/or Brothers In Arms instead. They show how A.I. can be smart and also think of its self. They show the close relationships between soldiers, and let us hear about the soldiers' sadness because of loved ones they have left behind. They show that soldiers were not confined to the ground the way the Ghosts are, but that some soldiers were trained to fly planes and battle in tanks. They are forgiving in terms of checkpoints. If you have done a certain part of a game before then you will not have to do it again.
Ghost Recon 2 is a shooter for the Playstation 2 developed by Ubisoft.
The story takes place in 2007 and you assume the role of Scott Mitchell and his elite squad of Ghosts who are sent into Northern Korea as the government have been taken over by General Jung Chong Sun who is threatening to start World War 3 with his nuclear arsenal attacking targets including an American battleship. Your role is to go into the country and hopefully disarm the country's capacity for war and most significantly their nuclear capabilities and take down their insane new leader. The story is pretty good as it feels like an event that possibly could happen (though I do hope nothing like it ever does)!
The game is a third person shooter and you can pick from a variety of kits equip your character with, this will affect what type of weapons they have. To precisely take out enemies you can aim precisely and the camera snaps to an over the shoulder viewpoint allowing you to aim precisely and take headshots. The game is difficult so going for a quick and accurate headshot is a must to prevail.
The game also allows you to control a squad of Ghosts in most of the missions though at points you are forced to go solo, the squad mechanics are sadly a little poor and the squad AI is generally lacking. You can give orders to your men with basic commands such as regroup, move here, attack here which you will need to do as otherwise they will just stand there like lemons! At points you will just want to leave them behind as they are so inept though at times they can really help you out.
Graphics are somewhat decent with a new third person view giving you a better view of your character and surroundings, though up close everything just looks a little blurry.
Ghost Recon 2 just feels like a lazy sequel and is really let down by the poor intelligence of your squad.
Ghost Recon 2 is a third person shooter with squad control mechanics. This could have been one of the best games ever. Unfortunately could is not is.
The game is easy to get into the fluid character animations and squad team play are entertaining and fun, Ghost Recon has a simulation feel to it as two well placed bullets send you straight to your maker, at first this is great fun as you actually have to use tactics and think to get ahead. Later on however it will become extremely frustrating as they include absolutely no save points during the missions which for me spoils the whole game.
The Missions last for a long time you may think this is good as the game will take you a while to fully complete, but when you have to replay missions from the beginning often several times over you will no doubt lose your concentration and start play sloppily making it even harder to complete! The atmosphere in the game is quite excellent, with pretty heart pounding moments as you never know when you're going to die, which helps keep you alert, this factor is greatly increased during the night missions, they are very creepy!
There are some nice touches throughout the game especially its squad control, this has been done better in a lot of more recent titles but for the time they were excellent, with a simple tap of the triangle button you can command your team of Ghosts to do various different things, Scout which moves them ahead to check any area (they do however say "can't do that sir" an awful lot), Suppression Fire makes your team fire wildly in the direction of your choice, Fragmentation lobs three grenades where you want them useful for taking out a group of enemies and Regroup which .. regroups your team (bet you never guessed that!).
The game is graphically very good with excellent detail to the characters and a new third person camera showcases them perfectly, the environments and greatly detailed too. However this is by PlayStation 2 standards so don't expect this game to be in the same league as modern titles such as Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter. The game is voiced over nicely with many phrases from your team and enemy grunts, the guns also sound so real which helps you actually feel as a part of the Ghost team.
The game suffers from one problem which is made apparent right from the start. Where on earth can you save the game? Only after the mission! This is terrible and you will find yourself doing what you did a couple hours ago to many times, this really shoots the game in the foot making it a lot less fun to play. Whoever thought of this I imagine to be chuckling away as many Ghost Recon fans have to force themselves through the same thing for the umpteenth time only to lose concentration for a split second and end up biting the dust once again.
Online multiplayer is also a letdown as when you play with 15 other players (16 in total) the visuals are bad it changes to the old first person camera mode which is just a crosshair on the middle of your screen which detracts from the experience so much as it is basically like playing an older game in the series with none of the improvements that Ghost Recon 2 has to offer, with only basic 3 game modes available its probably best to spend your online gaming time on a different title, something like Star Wars Battlefront provides a far more satisfying online experience.
If you like redoing a mission many times over this game is for you, this game so nearly delivers the world but ends up making you feel hated by the game. Maybe Ghost Recon 3. If you would like a good war experience similar to this but with save points and sans the frustration check out the excellent Socom:US Navy Seals series. It's not all bad as the game has good graphics and the shooting mechanics and squad control are both solid, if you have a lot of patience or are a veteran to the Ghost Recon series you may enjoy this title. The game is now quite old and you should be able to find it used for no more than a tenner which is decent value. 3/5
Publisher: Ubisoft
Developer: Ubisoft
Players: 1-16 (online)
Price: £9.99 used
Game Info
Genre = Team Action
Developer = Red Storm
Publisher = UBI Soft
Players = 1 player
Online = Yes Up To16 Players
Age = 16+
Released = November 2004
The games set in North Korea in 2007, as the Ghost leader you control your 4 man squad with the most cutting-edge military equipment, you are set out to stop an military faction before a full-scale nuclear war brakes out.
The graphics is what first draws you into thinking you want it, but that is all it has to offer really. The detail is good through out with the ghost members looking and moving realistically, the new Havok 2 physics engine also provides realistic effects for destructible objects with its ragdoll physics. Many levels have stunning areas with lush, different shades of green grass and trees though the wooded areas.
The Music, what of it is good that fits the war scenes, the sounds of gun fire ripping past you in an all out battle with your swat, sounds excellent as well as the voice commands your character say to your team.
The controller setup is poor, though it has nice touches but slow along with the movement is slow. You can you the d-pad up/down to kneel, laydown or stand up and left/right to peek but with the slow movement you can get shot and feels like its in slow-mo. When an in-coming grenade heads towards you, there's no change of getting up and running in time. Weapons can be changed by holding O button and then using the analogue stick but you most stop if running to do as the stick is used for movement, which don't help when on a time limit. Fire mode can be changed depends on weapon to, single shot, 3 rounds, burst or fully automatic which is done the same way as weapon change but using the X button. Commands are set with the Triangle button, by holding and choose from orders like advance, suppress fire, frag, regroup, hold and scout. Many times will not follow orders by saying "can't do that", ordering them is frag an enemy is very annoying and frustrating as with very poor AI, they will not move and throw the grenade hitting a roof or wall and killing your hole team as a result. . The team sniper is the worst when enemy's are in plain view he will not shoot and as there's no way of telling a individual member to fire, making you to do mostly all the work your along with the grenades is best done by yourself.
As the most important part of any game is the gameplay, which in this case is the worst part. With the very poor AI and sluggish slow controls it makes the game very hard to play but on top of that, though the levels are quite short there's no saves or checkpoints in mid game, including no way to heal makes it almost impossible to complete. Until you can work out to play 100% prefect, you can then proceed onward. Along with your team AI, the enemy AI needs to be fixed as many times they can stop you even when there's walls or buildings in the way, which is no good when trying to sneak up to a tank with a rocket launcher as he knows where you are minutes away.
There are some missions where you must go in as a one man team, this can be easer and better at times as you don't have to fuss about with your team and that they also give to more high-tech weapons that includes a laser designator attached to you special rifle. As well as picking up enemy weapon with the press of the action button you can also choose at the beginning of some of the levels, though not much to choose from there are, grenades or a rocket, extra ammo, silenced or standard pistol, assault rifle, sub-machine, heavy gun, sniper and rifle with attached launcher.
With the game being very hard, you may not reply it again or even completed the first time, but after each level you do you unlock Quick mission where you can choose to replay it again normal, or as a lone wolf(on your own) or firefight (eliminate all enemy forces). You also get points for each level you complete depending on how well you do, you can then spend it on Game Art, ScreenShots or any of the Movies.
There's also an online mode which is not great, where you can play 3 modes, team survival,assault and supremacy. You can also add friends and chat to other gamers for up to 16 players.
Graphics - 9/10
Sound/Music - 8/10
Controls - 5/10
Gameplay - 3/10
Replay Value - 4/10
Platinum (PS2)
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Set in North Korea in the year 2011, Tom Clancy s Ghost Recon 2 offers gamers an insider view of the way large-scale conflicts will be fought in the near future. The game will continue the tradition of intensity and realism associated with Ubisoft's Tom Clancy brand, with an emotionally charged storyline, a completely redesigned graphics engine and the most intuitive gameplay to date, to fully immerse gamers into the chaos of a high tech war. The game will offer white-knuckle tension and explosive action as it puts players in command of an elite squad of U.S. Special Forces.


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Poor defending saw Brentford slip to a disappointing 1-0 defeat to Leyton Orient at the Matchroom Stadium.
In a match moved to Thursday night to accommodate the Sky Sports cameras, Brentford dominated at times and enjoyed far more chances, yet proved unable to find the back of the net.
Orient threatened first when they beat the offside trap down the right and a cross into the box was met by Lee Cook who saw his shot blocked.
Brentford's first chance saw Adam Forshaw curl a free kick from the right side of the box round the wall and into the hands of Ryan Allsop.
Clayton Donaldson latched onto a ball down the right but his early attempted lob was easily held by Allsop.
After another Bees break, the ball was half cleared to Toumani Diagouraga on the edge of the box but he shot wide.
Adam Forshaw picked the ball up outside the box and his attempted chip sailed just over the bar.
Five minutes before the break Lee Cook fired a free kick from wide on the left over the wall and wide of the left hand post.
Brentford opened the second half brightly, with Harry Forrester breaking down the left and seeing his dangerous cross cut out at the near post.
After Forrester was fouled outside the box, Jonathan Douglas saw his fiercely struck 25 yard free kick deflected off the wall and over the bar for a corner.
A quick break saw the Bees break out of defence with Forrester quickly finding Paul Hayes, whose shot was deflected for a corner.
A dangerous free kick from Jake Bidwell was then headed goal-wards by Harlee Dean and gathered by Allsop.
But Brentford's defence was breached when a looping ball back into their box by Martin Rowlands fell to Ryan Brunt, who was able to turn and fire a low shot past Simon Moore.
After Shaleum Logan did well to skip past his marker wide on the right, his cross into the box was headed behind by substitute Farid El Alagui, as the Bees tried in vain to level the match.
Brentford: Moore, Logan, Craig, Dean, Bidwell; Forshaw (sub Adeyemi 74), Douglas, Diagouraga, Forrester (sub Saunders 80); Hayes (sub El Alagui 80), Donaldson
Subs (not used): Gounet, Barron, Legge, O'Connor
Attendance: 3333 (508 Bees)
Man of the Match: Harry Forrester


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- The state of Ohio is ordering a fledgling solar energy company to repay $5 million because it defaulted on it taxpayer-supported loan.
The Columbus Dispatch (http://bit.ly/Q89dDc ) reports that Perryburg-based Willard & Kelsey Solar Group failed to make payments on the loan and struggled to get financial investments.
The Ohio Air Quality Development Authority called the loan due Thursday and ordered repayment by Sept. 3. The Ohio Department of Development called a separate loan to the company due this month.
In addition to the loans, Willard and Kelsey also got nearly $700,000 in state grants and a 10-year job-creation tax credit.
State officials say the infant solar industry has been battered by a poor economy and a Chinese effort to flood the overseas market with cheap panels.
Information from: The Columbus Dispatch, http://www.dispatch.com


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Rattlers get Snow-ed under in game two
By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers | April 29, 2011 7:22 PM ET
Clinton (6-16) got on the board with a little help from the Rattlers in the third inning. Carlton Tanabe struck out to start the frame, but he reached on a passed ball. Back-to-back bunt singles by Shaver Hansen and Julio Morban loaded the bases with no outs.
Wisconsin starting pitcher Del Howell hit Tim Morris on a 2-0 pitch to force in a run. Then, Stefen Romero singled to drive in two runs for a 3-0 Clinton lead.
Romero would score on a sacrifice fly by Ramon Morla to put the LumberKings up 4-0. On the play, Timber Rattlers catcher Cameron Garfield was injured as he twisted a knee trying to catch the throw to the plate and get a tag on Morla going by him. Garfield left the game after the play.
Clinton added a run in the top of the fourth inning. Howell walked the first two batters of the inning and was replaced by Damon Krestalude. Tanabe greeted Krestalude with a single to right, but right fielder Franklin Romero threw out Jabari Bash trying to score from second for the first out of the inning.
Hansen followed with a fly ball to left that was just out of the reach of Robbie Garvey at the wall. Tanabe went halfway at first to make sure the ball was off the wall before moving to second. However, Shaver was running all out and passed Tanabe in the basepath for the second out. Marcus Littlewood scored on the play for a 5-0 Clinton lead.
The Rattlers (7-11) got their only run off Snow in the bottom of the fourth. Cody Hawn lined a homer over the wall in left. It was the first Midwest League home run for Hawn.
Clinton answered with a solo homer by Stefen Romero in the top of the fifth to account for the final score.
Snow did give up a leadoff double in the bottom of the fifth, but retired the final nine batters he faced to close out the Rattlers and earn the doubleheader split.
The final game of the series and of the homestand is Saturday afternoon. Jimmy Nelson (0-1, 4.97) is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers. George Mieses (0-2, 4.58) will start for the LumberKings. Game time at Time Warner Cable Field is 1:05pm. If you can't make it out to the ballpark, tune in to AM1280, WNAM or timberrattlers.com for the broadcast starting with the Miller Lite Pregame Show at 12:45pm.
Click here for a boxscore of game two
CLN: Stefen Romero (2nd, 5th inning off Damon Krestalude, 1 out)
WIS: Cody Hawn (1st, 4th inning off Forrest Snow, 0 out)
WP: Forrest Snow (1-2) LP: Del Howell (0-3)
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ROME (Reuters) - When police arrested two Romanians for the rape of an Italian teenager in Rome, Il Giornale, a paper owned by the family of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, reported: "The Romanian beasts have been caught."
Three weeks later, prosecutors admitted the "beasts" could not be guilty -- DNA tests had ruled them out -- and Italians were left wondering whether growing anti-immigrant sentiment had played a role in a hurried investigation.
"The discovery that these two Romanians accused of rape are not guilty is a real slap in the face for our national conscience," wrote commentator Lucia Annunziata in an editorial in La Stampa newspaper.
"The whole country was duped on a path of hasty and crude racism," she wrote.
Xenophobic feelings have been brewing in pockets of Europe in recent months, fuelled by economic downturn as locals and immigrants compete for fewer jobs and ever lower wages.
There has been racist violence in the Czech Republic and Hungary, migrants who flocked to Russia looking for work in the boom have been threatened or abused, and tensions are mounting between immigrants and Spaniards competing for shelter and work.
In Italy, which started to attract large flows of immigrants only about 20 years ago, the catalyst seems to be growing fear of crime -- even though statistics show the number of murders, for example, is below the European average.
Botched investigations are far from uncommon. But the Rome rape case triggered a media and political frenzy that is becoming increasingly frequent, in the homeland of the Mafia, when a crime is blamed on foreigners.
This is particularly evident in the case of Romanians, whose community in Italy has swelled to about one million since the country joined the European Union in 2007 and they were able to freely travel and find work in Italy.
"There is a presumption by big sectors of the society that all these foreigners -- and Romanians in particular -- are violent. It's starting to be a given," said James Walston, professor of Political Science at Rome's American University.
Critics say Berlusconi's government, which won power last year on a law-and-order ticket encouraged by his anti-immigrant Northern League allies, has stoked that fear and may now find it difficult to control.
"We are a long way away from lynch mobs, but we are going in that direction. This could get serious," said Walston.
Two days after the Romanians were arrested on February 18, Berlusconi passed an emergency decree toughening penalties for sex offenders and legalising citizen patrols.
He said the measure would help stamp out the unregulated vigilante groups that have been roaming at night in some cities, but opponents say it recalls fascist-era memories of Benito Mussolini's infamous volunteer squads for national security.
Police in the meantime had bulldozed the camp where the two Romanians -- aged 20 and 36 -- used to live.
Berlusconi said the number of sexual assaults had actually fallen in the past year, adding that his executive was acting to quell public outrage sparked by highly publicised rapes, like the one in Rome, for which immigrants are mostly blamed.
He had already rushed through new laws against illegal immigrants, deployed soldiers in big cities to fight crime and ordered a census of around 150,000 Roma people or gypsies.
Romanians are commonly identified with Roma, although around half of them are native Italians.
But Romania's government, which has accused Rome of fanning xenophobia, did little to reassure Italians when it said 40 percent of Romanians wanted for crimes in their own country now lived in Italy, because of its slow and lenient judiciary.
In the Rome area where the rape was committed at the Caffarella park on Valentine's Day, news that the two Romanians had been cleared provoked anger and disbelief.
"I'm angry. I'm not racist, my maid is Romanian. But Romanian men are bad, they are all bandits," said 65-year old Silvana Pallotti, who since the rape has joined a newly created neighbourhood committee to protect women.
Marzio Barbagli, sociology professor Bologna University and author of a book on crime and immigration, says the percentage of immigrants accused of crime has risen over the past 20 years in all categories considered, from murder to mugging.
In the case of sexual violence, it rose to 40 percent in 2007 from 9 percent in 1988, as the number of assaults reported to police rose nearly fivefold. But he said such statistics must be put into context.
"The increase in the number of rapes can also depend on the fact that more of them are reported," said Barbagli. "And a victim would be more likely to report a rape by a stranger, rather than by someone she knows."
Italy's ageing population -- and the shrinking 15-25 age group, statistically the most likely to commit crime -- could also explain why fewer Italians may be committing certain offences, said the professor.
Illegal immigrants, often living in squalid shanty towns, are far more likely to perpetrate crimes, said Barbagli, but much of the blame lays with politicians.
"We have lax expulsion rules, so only 25 percent of the illegals are actually kicked out. On the other hand, there has never been a proper integration policy -- be it through education, welfare, healthcare or even citizenship."
For ordinary Italians, the perception of rising crime is hard to shake off.
On an afternoon tube ride, an old Italian woman ranted against two men with eastern European traits sitting next to her. As they stood up to get off the train, the other passengers clutched their bags a bit closer to their bodies.
"The truth is, whether you are a communist or a fascist or anything in-between, when you see a Romanian getting on a bus at night you check your wallet," said 24-year old Alessandra Bruni, a barwoman who helped the rape victim after the attack.
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MORE jobs could soon be lost in Swindon as another high street store falls into administration.
Music and DVD giant HMV has appointed an administrator, Deloitte, making it the latest casualty on the high street and putting about 4,350 jobs at risk nationally.
The news comes just days after Honda announced that 800 jobs would be lost in the town by spring.
It could join the list of town centre retailers, including Jessops and La Senza, which have closed their doors in the town.
This is not the first time a music and media shop has been forced to close its doors in Swindon.
Last October independent record shop chain Rise closed blaming the economic climate for making its store in the Brunel Centre commercially unviable.
In February 2009 Zavvi, formerly Virgin Megastore, shut up shop causing 13 people to lose their jobs.
Deloitte will keep HMV's 239 stores in the UK and the Republic of Ireland open while it assesses the prospects for the business and seeks potential buyers.
In its statement, HMV said: "The board regrets to announce that it has been unable to reach a position where it feels able to continue to trade outside of insolvency protection. In the circumstances therefore it intends to file notice to appoint administrators to the company and certain of its subsidiaries with immediate effect."
Shoppers have been left upset by the loss of such a big name in the high street, with many older residents, who do not have access to the internet, still using the store.
Nina Doherty, 50, from Badbury said: "I'll miss HMV because I don't buy CDs or DVDs online. I like to shop in store.
"You won't find anything that's unusual or that's not current in a supermarket, this is the only place for things like that. It's a real loss, I'm quite upset about it.
"I just came here today to buy a couple of CDs in the sale."
The firm has also said that it will not be accepting gift vouchers or issuing any more, leaving many people who got vouchers for Christmas out of pocket.
However, people with vouchers are being told to hold onto them because they might be valid in the future.
Julie Anne Higgins, 37, a payroll manager from Abbey Meads said: "I'm a bit disappointed that it's closing down.
"Obviously you can get a lot of stuff on the internet at the moment but I got a gift card for Christmas so I've came in to spend it.
"Now I've heard I'm not allowed to. I'm a bit annoyed about that. It doesn't really make a lot of sense because someone has paid cash to buy the voucher."
The news has come as a blow to the town centre, and the company responsible for managing the centre has said it is hopeful the brand will survive.
Simon Jackson, CEO of inSwindon, said: "Obviously this is devastating news on a national scale, a lot of jobs have been lost and it is a difficult time for all of those families.
"It's probably fair to say that HMV, for the last three years, have been in some difficulty and to be fair I'm not surprised that it has come to this. It's a loss for us in Swindon – it is a loss of a well-known and well-loved brand on the high street.
"It is a very sad day indeed."


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Four finalists have been selected to pitch their businesses in the Second annual LSU Student Incubator Venture Challenge on April 19.
The four finalists are:
ECONOFY: It provides outlet-level control and electricity monitoring accessible from anywhere — paired with an interactive energy efficiency shopping guide so users econofy their home or office.
FROSTED: It's a gourmet cupcake business in the LSU area that is ready to branch out with a contemporary cupcake truck and vending machines.
ROCK WATER: It's a doctor-formulated drink designed to aid in kidney stone prevention.
SUPEDUP AUTO LLC: It's a mobile automobile cleaning and detailing services company, serving local businesses as well as residential customers in Louisiana.
Eighteen student teams submitted business plans in the first round of the competition. A panel of 15 judges, made up of local business professionals and entrepreneurs, evaluated and scored the plans.
In the final round of the Venture Challenge, each business will present its plan in front of an audience and a panel of judges from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Crowne Plaza Baton Rouge.
A total of $25,000 will bedistributed among the four finalists at the awards reception following the Venture Challenge.


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It has been a hectic start of the week for me in the mental sense but I am so happy to report that the mental stress was mostly unnecessary and things are progressing well. Sorry for being so vague but I can't reveal too much at this point although I just wanted to share some positivity with you. It is at times like these that I am glad I tucked away a recipe or two from earlier to feature as I have not had the time to cook anything the past couple of days. For today, may I present my mom's tried and true recipe for Chinese style steamed glutinous rice. If you've noticed, most of my mom's recipes are quite simple, on point and just deliciously comforting - not to mention usually easy to prepare as well since although my mom loves cooking, she is not the type who will labour for hours in the kitchen. Apparently, I take after my late maternal grandmother who enjoyed making steamed buns (baos), Chinese cakes and a lot of other usually store-bought food from scratch. I like to think I have the best of both worlds - I enjoy whipping up a simple (full of wok breath, please) stir-fry and enjoy making slightly more complicated dishes like steamed rice rolls from scratch :O.
This post is part of my Yuen Chun Recipes, an ongoing project on this blog.
1 cup glutinous rice, soaked at least 6 hours
2 Chinese waxed sausages, sliced or cubed
2 tablespoons dried shrimp, rinsed
2 stalks green onions, sliced (white parts for cooking and green for garnish)
3-4 shitake mushrooms (dried or fresh) - optional, sliced or cubed
2-3 teaspoons light soy sauce or to taste
Heat up your wok until almost smoking. Add 2 tablespoons of oil. Swirl to coat. Turn heat to medium and add waxed sausages, dried shrimp and white parts of green onions. Add the mushroom cubes if using.
Add in the soaked rice and stir fry to mix well, add about 1 teaspoon or two of water if it starts looking dry. Dish out and place on steaming platter. Lightly sprinkle with about 1 teaspoon of water.
Steam over medium heat for about 40 minutes or until rice is fully cooked. Serve hot. Note that if you like the texture of your rice to be softer, you can sprinkle more water on the rice lightly as it is steaming now and then. I did so twice throughout the steaming.


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To all the anarchist haters
To Val D and all those who criticize the "anarchist community"
To Val D and all those who criticize the "anarchist community"
Yes Oakland is the town I was born and raised in and raise my children in.
Yes I collect food stamps along with many other poor people that live here.
Yes I ride the bus with my children and receive food from food banks.
And yes I am accountable within my community. I live, organize, volunteer, and work here and have a deep sense of injustice of the world we live in.
No I am not White, a hipster, or even own a bicycle...
Stop assuming that we are not a part of the community and that we have no right to protest in our own town!
If this is not a crucial time to be in the streets, than when is?
As the speakers have said...Justice DELAYED IS JUSTICE DENIED!
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Monday Jul 5th, 2010 9:03 AM
You should get a bicycle. Just sayin'. ;D
Monday Jul 5th, 2010 9:25 AM
Some flamers seem to thing that "Anarchist" Means a lot of inane things like:
1) white outsider agitator typically from Berkeley!!!)
2) People of privilege, who are slumming and will never feel the police baton or gunshot
Sorry, Hate Flamers......................... (I thought you wanted Less Government!)
Anarchists, who advocate the idea that PEOPLE can get together and resolve local problems without crying for "Government HELP" which always involves abusing and killing our neighbors! As the knee jerk reactionaries envision ( Most of those folk are from the flyover states).
We have proven that local people initiatives have provided better nutrition through public gardens, better community through many festivals, neighbor contacts and community building all of which make a STRONGER COMMUNITY!
Oddly, the Powers That Be....find a stronger local community to be a threat to be attacked with the tools the have,Toolsloike the Police, Building Departments and so called "Code violations" all of which apply, but are NOT applied to SLUM LORDS!
In short, the System has failed because it makes exceptions for the Rich Landlords and Developers and NONE for the opposite or disadvantaged.
The System requires a major change, Is that change going to come through VOTING? No Way!
Monday Jul 5th, 2010 11:14 AM
I believe the journalism handbook used by most newspapers advocates the term "self-described anarchist" because this is how it is phrased in most accounts.
Monday Jul 5th, 2010 4:51 PM
Collective self-sustainability
Collective self management
Collective self-sufficiency
Economic and political equality
50/50 fair trade is the anarchist way of doing things. Anarchy is about equality on every level that is political, economic and social and everyone protects their community from those who are a threat to this way of life that is the alternative to government. It is about the end of hierarchy in the work place. It is about the end of gods and masters! No more slaves. Everyone is equal and free and participates with out government in the decisions that impact their lives such as trade and conflict resolution. The collective.... burns down the state and takes back the means of production and maintains society through voluntary cooperation. Food is grown anywhere. Property rights do not exist. You can grow where ever the fuck you want. Property no longer exists. The earth is free. Food from this earth wasn't designed to be picked and eaten in exchange for money. The earth doesn't decide that. Humans do and human have to agree in order for it to work and so why are you cooperating? Money is an abstract something we created in our fictitious heads. Food can be grown and eaten with out it. Money is control and under anarchy there is no single 1 dictating what goes on in our lives not even money. Community sub section A. trades with community sub section B. and if sub section C tries to take over subsection A or B or both then A & B unite to destroy C. There are principles to follow but they prove them selves to be pretty legitimate if you care to even look up the principles of anarchism. The only way to maintain a strong anarchist society is to make friends with self-defense. Tyrants with guns who have soldiers ready to die for church, state and capital are the only thing preventing absolute democracy. Religion tells people that they don't have to worry or be so politically active to try and change the world we have to live in because in the end god will receive you and the evil people, don't worry about them so much because god will handle it. FUCK THAT! I THINK I WILL HANDLE IT! How does that sound to you? Religion is control. Government is control. TV is control. Money is control. The police. YOU are controlled and by not stepping out of line you keep everyone else from stepping out of line so you are controlling other people around you as well.
Same goes for those who begin to take more than their fair shake out of greed. Seriously who needs a million dollar income when living on much less is living comfortably and wait a minute??/ that's right what money? that won't be used anymore. What about greed though? Having a bigger slice of the pie in the job that you do in your group is just senseless. "Well what if he works harder than you? That's his fault because no one told him he had to work harder than everybody else. If this was supposed to be equal why do you try to work harder to get more than everybody? You are comfortable so you shouldn't work harder for more food. What if he has kids to feed? That's actually the only exception but even then mutual aid covers all who struggle with children and the disabled. Everybody grows food for there survival anyway so I can hardly imagine how anybody would be left starving with kids. A culture of "grow your own" shall be handed down generation after generation just so no one has to fear running out. It should grow just as wild if not even more than pot grow wildly. We can depend on each other just not institutions like the ones running our lives today.
But what about greedy people who are irrational and won't listen? Well in some cases like when we're in a drought season and rationing has to take place there are strict rules of consumption but say if someone is stealing with force or behind people backs things can get brutal where when one take more from the groups it is considered hoarding. Stealing from your colony for ones own self indulgence under those circumstances in an anarchist society is considered a crime to humanity. YOU MAY AS WELL GRAB FOOD OUT OF PEOPLES HANDS IN THE MIDDLE OF WHILE THEIR EATING!
The colony would get very upset with you and you might miss the next meal but those are under harsh circumstances.
I think I make my self pretty clear.
Capitalism by government that is greed by force is the worst. People have been raised into thinking this behavior is acceptable so they accept it and anyone who attacks it get automatically shunned. A 180 transformation of everything we know will have to take place and people have to be willing to accept change that is equal, logical, rational & beneficial for all and not just a few like today. Why anyone could be so afraid of that one must wonder? I think it would be much better than that world we have today. Will it be perfect? No but much better. At least there will be no masters and no slaves and nobody will have an excuse to to rob a liquor store or a bank now that everyone can work and grow and live where ever they want and participate in everything that goes on. Id take that world then the one I'm being forced to live in right now. I know that much. People must first know they are getting screwed by the so called "American Dream" that they bought into. The American illusion is more like it. Workers have to fire their boss and take control of the work place. The shop is paid for by the consumers and the endless numbers of people who helped to prop up the business that the boss fired ever since it's making. The public must take back the media from the corporations. A civil uprising must be planned around the conditions that are causing people to already lose confidence in business and government.
We have been raised to embrace gluttony and accept fascism rather than destroy both with a pic axe. Now when people are born they can be made from the start of their upbringing to think tyranny is freedom and freedom is tyranny. No one is more oppressed than those who think they are not. We need to work on self sustainability more than writing long communiques about actions and start taking action. Turning every protest into a war zone is needed. Communiques are needed but sustainable acting is need on an individual level. With out sustainability in the aftermath of war, it will be a clusterfuck of madness rather than order by consensus.
People will not act civilly in a greedy totalitarian uncivilized society such as ours where people are left out of the round table of debate and discussion and are adversely affected as a result of their unwillingness to rebel against greed and state oppression. As long as you need a police force just so a few can have the freedom to step on every ones toes with impunity, there will never be democracy. They live comfortable lives forcing everyone to play by their rules in a game of 'now let's go get over on the next poor bastard so we can continue to live this successful luxurious life'. That's the name of their game; a rat race for you and me. Under capitalism you have unprecedented levels of uncertainty, stress, anxiety, depression, robbery, murder and in the worst case WAR! You will be free of having to stress about whether you'll have a job the next day or perhaps if you'll be forced to fight in a war that was started by your own country and then finally a big crash after all the accumulating debt implodes the nation into dust where money becomes as good as ass paper. All of this is unnecessary. We can do better. Anarchy or perhaps something very similar to it is the alternative.
War, poverty, police repression and all our other social problems stem from the same thing, capitalism. They're all just one of many spokes in the wheel really.
"YOU DON'T HAVE TO FUCK PEOPLE OVER TO SURVIVE!" That will be our biggest pay off if we bring this mutherfucker down for good. That's something worth fighting for besides just fighting for your self all the damn time.
You can get more respect living in an anarchist society where power to make important decisions that affect peoples lives is shared equally. You will feel less stressed out, less depressed all the time, just full of relief and total enlightenment because you know now that you were given false freedom and you can tell the difference and which one you like better.
If everybody began eating natural fruits and vegetables from their own garden as opposed to from corporate chains, those corporate chains would go out of business and people would feel better and healthier and look healthier and it would empower them to know they don't need some rich greedy fucking corporations to grow them something to eat. You are now no longer a slave. We have given the power of the food supply to people who don't give a fuck about us and that was our mistake from the beginning. Never give that power to any human being over you or another person.
Relying on government welfare when the economy is doing good does very little to benefit us but when things are bad and there is a bubble burst implosion or what ever, welfare drags down the government even further which is what we want to bring anarchy closer right? It's no wonder they make you feel ashamed to even think about going on welfare. It's for their own survival sake. That's the only thing government is concerned about. Think if 25% more went on welfare right now and refused to work. Now combine that with the unemployment rate already with mass rioting? It would look like a war is happening or at least it would look like one is happening and if that's the thought in peoples minds then that perception will drive investors and lenders away from the states and the crash will happen as a result. Nobody wants to do business in a warzone. You get it?
Exploit those weak spots with no mercy the same way they do to us. The people have to revolt to make it known who's in charge or else we are not to be taken seriously and no negotiating with the state with a dumb list of demands. Making deals so the government can stay is not living with out government. That's living with it. Making those kinds of deals is only going to postpone the next day of the next revolution and why would you do that? Governments never stay the same size. They always grow with time beyond our control which is why they must be pulled out from the root so they don't have the chance anymore. It is unecessary that the human race has to have one revolution after the other. Just have one big fight to end all fights in the future so people can move on with their lives.
Hell, if people only had the rebellions enthusiasm we would have plenty of voluntary cooperation in the streets and neighborhoods. People would be gung-ho about getting into the resistance if they only knew why they should and where to channel it but they don't even know where to go or how it would be benefit to them thanks to the fucking Dr.s of mind fucking manipulation 24/7 on the clock.
Government can go bye bye for as long as the people want it to so long as they learn to grow up and stop acting so immature, so dependent just for the sake of their own convenience. People are slaves to their boss, landlords, mortgage, banks, money and authority and they call them selves independent from mommy and daddy, yeah maybe your biological mommy and daddy, but who's you daddy now!
It doesn't have to be this way.
There is an alternative.
When political fascism breaks down, the only thing left in government will be military fascism; the commander in chief "the dictator" and his military ready to die with out even thinking about it. Marines from Iraq, reported on Democracy Now, have already began training for "domestic terrorists". Once the military takes over and you get caught violating their rules, there will be no Lawyers Guild to defend you so understand what you're getting your self into. There will be nothing to stop them from executing you under a state of emergency. They are trained for the break down of society and you are not.
Is there going to be a revolt/upheaval or a slaughter of the meek when it all breaks down, is what I wonder? The goal is to organize now to avoid the kind of scenario that is not anarchy but "MADMAX" in appearance or organize now to be ready for a massacre. If we win we are not exactly in the clear because there is a strong chance of a survival of the fittest scenario which many people including high school teaches get confused with anarchy. Newbies.
If you still don't know the difference between disorder and anarchy, you can stop attempting to read now because anything you read just bounces right off of your head.
Security Culture unfortunately is something we just have to put up with until our world comes to light. We can no longer depend on police to keep us safe because in an anarchist society communities are like brotherhood and there for must take that responsibility of policing. GUNS! EVERYONE MUST BE ARMED but let it be known that so long as there are tyrants who try to take over to re-establish empire or colonial fascism there will be strong resistance where communities ban together to fight the one community that tries to turn things back.
I think everybody kind of already knows by now what's about to happen to the market. It's unstableness and the frantic attempt by central banksters to bail it out with phantom money has only added to the debt so that when we finally hit bottom we hit it even harder. The more times we bail the system out of trouble the worse the crash and longer we have to wait for our revolt the way I see it and you can only kick the can so many times down the road until you totally devalue your currency so your bailouts are going to have to stop somewhere or else nation lenders are going to stop lending and that's what will lead to the next crashing of the stock market. Printing money from the federal reserve bank of america to pay off debt to the central bank of america and other nations will only add more debt since every dollar printed by the fed has automatic debt attached to it so to buy the idea that debt to the federal reserve will be paid off someday is bogus. Anybody that's ever watched Zeitgeist II already knows.
Obama is a puppet of the ruling class no matter what his mouth tells you with his charming smile. Hitler had the same charming qualities and superior intelligence but was a real son of a bitch to say the least. There are 2 types of dictators in this world. You have the wreckless who are dumber than shit and then you have the intellectual type who have the perfect amount of charm and eloquence but nevertheless a snake is a snake. DON'T BE FOOLED! This one knows how to use words in such a format, you will think things are sounding great and make you believe things are turning around but the minute you step out that door where is this improvement and why do we want an improvement anyway? Maybe non-anarchists don't but I want them to fail.
Sorry to go all Glenn Beck on you but hey at least I'm on the right side of history and if are to take anarchy seriously these are the war game scenarios we need to be thinking about. Only if there is enough disorder will the state be crippled and so I make my point. Government is not going to give up power even if a simple majority were to tell them to go to hell like they usually do. You want freedom? Go out out and get it. Freedom cannot be granted. Only privileges can be given to you. Those who you allow to provide for you can and will taketh away if they want to. And all rights you think you have now are really just privileges that are revocable. It can only be stolen or surrendered. You have to fight for it and fight to defend it end of story. It's like your personal property. When you own it, nobody tells you what you can do with it. It would be like someone putting terms and conditions of having my guitar and what to do with my guitar. I can shove it up your ass. How would you like that? That is mine and you don't get to tell me what to do with my guitar my personal property not to be confused with private property/corporate property or bank what ever.
The revolution will not happen with out class war battles being waged in the streets. There has to be a steady momentum of events that just keep on escalating and that class warfare shit hasn't started yet which means, we've got a long way to go. We've already learned how to bow down and kiss ass everyday. "Yes master." We have to get used to disobeying. We have to get used to seeing militant action in the streets. We have to make the world hear us loud and clear so they will know we refuse to go on living a life of subservience like dogs. Respect for authority and private property is gonna have to be broken before there can be any kind of real revolution or takeover.
We are not close to anarchy so long as the state still stands. So long as there is 1 military commander or 1 business manager; this system of hierarchy is here to stay. Decooperation is needed. Stop cooperating with the enemy and you'll get somewhere.
Street Rebellions if done on a regularly basis can cause the market to become more unstable. The capitalist economy is nothing but a casino gambling venue. Everything you consume is being dictated right now by that machine and you feed it everyday by being a liberal progressive consumer conformist who speaks in favor pacifism rather than dropping the banner and picking up the rock right beside you.
The role of a boss and the role of a wage slave will be destroyed when we decide not Obama or any fake person. If things begin to look like the government can no longer control what going on, investors will lose confidence. They have before and that can send the market crashing. Lets make it impossible to do commerce and make it seem like a civil war is going on. Nobody will want to do business here. Predatory corporate capitalism won't function anymore because it is solely based on the confidence of buyers and sellers to do business.
Anarchy is Possible! We just have to jam things up EVERY CHANCE WE GET!
Know the difference between anarchy and chaos.
Don't be a noob!
Monday Jul 5th, 2010 5:31 PM
good ideas , ''american dream'' is definitlely shifting, they cannot hold the imagery. people are smarter than that, at least some are.
Monday Jul 5th, 2010 10:38 PM
holy shit. paragraph breaks.
Monday Jul 5th, 2010 11:21 PM
Can it be fix?
Tuesday Jul 6th, 2010 12:25 AM
Tuesday Jul 6th, 2010 12:53 AM
Anarchy in Spain lasted for 3 years starting in 1936 and ended when Gen. Francisco Franco and his military ruthless killed thousand of anarchists destroying all the remained. Before the military came in and fucked everything up the workers lived free of boss oppression and managed their society just fine collectively with out a police force. It took an armed uprising to achieve the greatest social revolution ever recorded in history. An anarchist revolt and those liberals fought with guns. Yeah imagine that. Time to grow up get serious and get fuckin strapt!
Tuesday Jul 6th, 2010 1:49 AM
Who are "the anarchists"? Many people like to fit us into general categories. Whatever. I am in solidarity with all those who want actual justice and not the verdict fraud inevitably coming. And definitely a fraud is coming because they've already taken first degree murder off the table. What's a decent human being to do? If some people want to focus on "the anarchists", and fear people possibly breaking some windows than they're not paying attention.
Also I want to point out that I know anarchists who don't plan on doing any kind of action that might entail arrest, and know people who are not anarchists who intend to revolt full throttle the day the verdict comes in, and vice versa. Fear of "the anarchists" is a bunch of delusionary hype with no connection to reality.
Tuesday Jul 6th, 2010 6:18 AM
World Wars... 50%?
Tuesday Jul 6th, 2010 9:50 AM
yes some of the anarchists present January 7th were white, (not all of them). In fact the white anarchists who showed up that night
were the only white people there that night.
My question to the rest of the white paste crackers out there is where were you?
How many black brothers and sisters have to get shot in the back before you put your ass on the line in the streets
to demand justice!?
How many white racist pigs are gonna shoot black people in black neighborhoods before you get off your ass.
We end racial divides when everyone is willing to risk their ass on the streets to stop racist pigs from shooting
people of color face down. When everyone is willing to risk everything to stop it.
Yes white anarchists were there at some of the bart board meetings making noise.
Yes some of the white anarchists were clogging bart a month ago in boug. downtown san francisco demanding justice for Oscar Grant
Yes white anarchists will be out there the day of the verditct in solidarity with the black community ready to do what ever it takes
to stop white racists pigs from shooting black brothers and sisters.
My question to all the other crackers out there is where will you be??
Tuesday Jul 6th, 2010 12:31 PM
Actually from an ideological stand point, Anarchists ARE haters of a community that is for reforms to improve the system. In particular, the Oakland community and its neighborhood leaders (emphasis on leaders) are not interested in "f*cking shit up" because obviously the cops will "f*ck them up". The practice of Anarchist theory does not coincide with what the community wants. The community believes Anarchism is terrorism because it is presented to them as "deviant" "reactionary" and at times "violent".
Anarchism is an inconsistant theory; basically to relinquinsh all ties to a state or system by just spontaneious revolution, or protesting/smashing private property is very limiting. Emma Goldman was an Anarchist feminst; she tied in the oppression of women to dismantling the state. Todays Anarchists need to develop strategies and tactics to properly disseminate the real meaning of Anarchism - NOT by threatening to "f*ck shit up". Be responsible!
Tuesday Jul 6th, 2010 3:12 PM
When everyone can get their head out of their ass and see beyond the non-profit "leaders" trying to discredit the anarchists we can actually mobilize!
Tuesday Jul 6th, 2010 4:06 PM
Most anarchists understand that before you can implement your new society......there has to be a civil war.
The rules that govern the land and those who enforce those rules are holding up a capitalist society that is inherently violent on just about ever degree imaginable and there for getting in the way of the radical social change THAT WE NEED! We cannot have an anarchists society until we bring down the state and no government is going to relinquish it's power with out a fight. All these church leaders and people calling for calm are all a fraud. RELIGION IS BEING USED TO PACIFY YOU! From the looks of it we've got a long ways to go before there can be great change. People have to stop listening to their leaders who wait for riots to happen before speaking up about justice. YOUR JUSTICE SYSTEM IS BROKEN! YOUR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS ARE ABOVE THE LAW. YOU POLITICIANS ARE ABOVE THE LAW! NO JUSTICE NO FUCKING PEACE. WE DON'T NEED NO FUCKT UP POLICE!
I see a lot of potential for revolution not just over Oscar Grant III but all victims of police violence through out the country and even the world and all victims of this violent system that has gone global to oppress us all.
"There is no way to be committed to nonviolence in the middle of the most violent society that history's ever created."—Bernardine Dohrn ...
Tuesday Jul 6th, 2010 6:15 PM
It seems that more and more posts on Indybay are either a case for or against anarchy. This is NOT about anarchy or any other ideology, this is about getting justice for Oscar Grant! If the anarchists, or whoever, are trying to misappropriate or hijack this cause to further their own agenda, then maybe they should just stay home the day of the verdict.
Tuesday Jul 6th, 2010 8:25 PM
This is clarification that as Oakland Citizens we have the right to protest after the verdict along with everyone else! It's not clamoring onto someone elses agenda (like the non-profit groups that are getting $ to "SILENCE THE VIOLENCE"
We all have the right to demand and see out justice for Oscar. It's no single persons issue or even just a "Black" isssue although its been made to seem like certain groups have exclusivity over it.
Tuesday Jul 6th, 2010 11:31 PM
Get with the program and you don't have the right to tell us to stay home. I smell BACON!!!
Tuesday Oct 19th, 2010 8:59 AM
This article/scenario is right on the mark. The missing component is when! I believe that a reboot of the system is inevitable! We as a society, as a country and as a democracy have reached the law of diminishing returns. The system can no longer sustain the drain on the system! In order for a society to prosper, the individuals have to contribute. We have over 50% of the population in America that are on the take! The basic premise of the human animal is survival of the fittest. That is no longer the case. The author makes a point about Marshall Law and the Police. Believe me when I tell you, that scenario will be short lived because pointing a gun at your fellow Americans is more difficult to do that at the enemy. No matter how much training/brain washing that you receive. The fact also remains that the very people implementing Marshall Law also have families at home who will need to be protected. The reboot is near, we just don't know what the catalyst will be to start the demise! Don't get caught up in "Hope". The Christians had a lot of hope when they were thrown to the lions in the coliseum. It didn't work out so well for them either.


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Omar Sosa & NDR Bigband
A world traveler who carries the verdant sounds and traditions of his native Cuba where ever he goes, pianist/percussionist and seven-time GRAMMY Award nominee Omar Sosa has forged powerful creative alliances around the globe. With more than two dozen albums as a leader or co-leader, he's recorded an extraordinary array of original music, but nothing quite like 2010's Ceremony (Otá Records), a collaboration between his quartet and the storied 17-piece Hamburg-based NDR Bigband. On a tour presenting the music for the first time in the U.S., Sosa rejoins forces with the talent-laden German ensemble, which has recorded critically hailed projects with artists such as Joe Sample, Abdullah Ibrahim, Bill Frisell, and Alan Broadbent. Featuring Sosa's gorgeous original compositions arranged by the great Brazilian cellist/composer Jaques Morelenbaum, the music unfolds with sweeping power, evoking sacred Yoruba chants, elegant danzónes, and the polyrhythmic patterns of Ecuador's Esmeraldas (where Sosa lived before his 1990s Bay Area sojourn). Now based in Palma Mallorca, Spain, Sosa continues to expand his creative purview as one of jazz's brightest international stars.
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Cessna 208B Caravan, Arecuna, Venezuela, March 5, 2006–A Venezuelan-registered Caravan, YV-1149C, crashed during a forced landing after reportedly losing power. The airplane was owned and operated as an air taxi by Servicios Aeronauticos Sucre. The pilot and copilot were seriously injured, but the 11 passengers were not injured. The flight originated at Polamar, destined for Canaima. Twenty miles out, at 10,000 feet, the engine lost power without warning, and the pilot attempted to land at a jungle airstrip. The airplane nosed over after crossing a ditch. Venezuela's Instituto Nacional de Aviacion Civil (INAC) is investigating the accident.


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the Flamp Noir
This was one of the past fairs definite highlights and it has been all over the design blogs over the past weeks: Flamp Noir. A genius idea: Have a lamp in a truly portable container, need it in the office, no problem, take it there. Want it in the living room – pick it up and drop it where you need it. It's a very straightforward design, a cardboard box – pretty similar to a wine carrier – with the quintessential shape of a traditional table lamp die cut and colored film to create a specific mood. size info: 13.75"x8.25"x4" (35 x 21 x 10 cm) and the fact that it is available in 7 fab colors, Colors: Blue, Green, Orange, Pink


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The holidays are here and that means that freshly baked cookies, hot chocolate and all kinds of sweets are right at your fingertips. During this time it is especially important to take care of your teeth. You don't need to cancel out eating sweets altogether – rather you should monitor how much and how often you are eating them.
How much is too much?
There is no exact amount, but have desserts and sweets within reason. It's not what you eat; it's how often you are eating it. Look at it this way…your teeth are in an environment. The key is to keep that environment as neutral as possible. When you eat or drink your mouth becomes acidic and decay loves an acidic environment. Your saliva needs time to neutralize the mouth and snacking does not allow your mouth to do that.
How often would you recommend I snack then?
Giving your body a few hour gaps is good. That gives time for your saliva to neutralize again before eating something again. So, if you want dessert don't wait an hour after dinner to eat it. Eat the dessert immediately after. That way you finish quicker and your saliva can neutralize again.
If your mouth is acidic on a consistent basis than there is a higher chance of decay and cavities to form. If the acid is not neutralized it will destroy the tooth structure. So by eating sweets consistently you are promoting an environment for bacteria and its by-products to accumulate.
Overall, the best way to prevent an acidic environment is by eating in moderation and at expanded intervals of time. Also, if it's not convenient to brush and floss then wash everything down with water.


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