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by Danarchy on 14/05/2012, 13:50
by Bakica on 14/05/2012, 15:37
Danarchy wrote:For disclosure on this topic, I am a farmer; Certified Organic of course. We raise chickens for eggs in a portable coop, contained by the movable construction fencing. Every two weeks the chickens are moved to a new field following our goats. Our goats follow our cattle. Each time the animals are moved the field is given a week to recover. We do not raise animals for meat to sell but the products they produce. I love my animals. I spend at least 2 hours a day with them and regularily hand feed them disgarded crops from our fields.
Danarchy wrote:As for the keeping of animals for pets. If you buy them from a 'pet store' shame on you. The animal pet breeding industry is as brutal or, in some circumstances, more brutal than the industrial meat industry. Have you ever seen dog or chincilla breeding facilities? They are disgusting. If you feel the need to have an animal friend go to a humane shelter/ SPCA and rescue one. At least once a year we have a dog or batch of kittens left at our doorstep from urbanites that 'want a pet'.
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by cheyannepiacenza on 14/05/2012, 22:54
So anyway, I was reading this book and it there a list of sources of b12, and egg yolk is top of the list, by far, 4.9 mg per 100g, cheese is 1.5, milk is 0.3. So ok, that's what my body is telling me, probably why my hands and feet been tingling. So I been eating eggs, see how it goes. If it gets better I'll get my own chicks and take care of them. If it don't get better, I will quit. Give it a month or two.
by cheyannepiacenza on 14/05/2012, 23:04
If you don't 'buy' them they will surely get killed, though if you do buy them they will produce even animals for sale. As I see it, it's endless circle, we can't accomplish anything by arguing over this. That's why there's a thing called direct action. I, myself, bought animals from 'pet shops' as i said before. I can't just watch them being caged in shops. Damn, i can't even watch them being locked in their 'house' at my home, so they are constantly running around
by Bakica on 15/05/2012, 01:37
by cheyannepiacenza on 15/05/2012, 16:18
by Anarcho-Edge on 16/05/2012, 10:37
by migge on 16/05/2012, 18:35
Bakica wrote:Well, we're talking about living animals here, and they can still feel. They will end up like meat or a product if we don't save them. One way of saving them IS buying them from pet shops. Yes, you will be supporting exploatation of animals, but that's what I said - only solution is direct action. I became veg because I'm all against exploatation of living beings, so I get your point, but I also think it would be unreasonable of us to just leave those animals rot in shops.
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by apples&onions on 17/05/2012, 11:47
JesusCrust wrote:I don't get how, or why, people can even try to argue against veganism, especially anarchists.
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Deported Islamic cleric Abu Qatada pleads not guilty in Jordan
Posted Jul 07th 2013, 02:59pm by AFP
... Islamist cleric Abu Qatada pleaded not guilty yesterday to terror charges pressed by Jordanian military prosecutors just hours after his deportation from Britain, his lawyer said. Britain's expulsion of the Palestinian-born preacher after a decade-long legal battle drew expressions of delight from Prime Minister David Cameron. Abu Qatada, who had been in and out of British ...
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... Agence France-Presse in London The British government on Wednesday vowed not to give up its fight to deport radical cleric Abu Qatada to Jordan after losing its latest court challenge ... but this was dismissed. In a ruling posted online on Wednesday, three Court of Appeal judges acknowledged that the government believed Abu Qatada to be an "exceptionally high risk terrorist". But they said ...
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Radical preacher Abu Qatada wins appeal
Posted Nov 12th 2012, 09:58pm by Associated Press in London
... Associated Press in London Radical Muslim preacher Abu Qatada on Monday won his appeal against deportation from Britain to Jordan to face terrorism charges. The decision represents a setback to the British government, which has been trying to get Abu Qatada removed from British soil for years. Home Office officials say they strongly disagree with the ruling and planned ...
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Posted Nov 13th 2012, 12:00am by Reuters in London
... Reuters in London Abu Qatada saved from extradition to Jordan over fears of unfair trial Radical cleric will not be deported: UK court A radical Islamist cleric described by prosecutors as a key al-Qaeda operative in Europe cannot be deported from Britain to Jordan to face terrorism charges, judges ruled yesterday in the latest twist in a protracted legal saga. Abu Qatada will, ...
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... Outrage in Britain as cleric freed from jail LONDON - Radical Islamist cleric Abu Qatada has been freed from prison after a court ruled that he could not be deported from Britain to Jordan to face terrorism charges. British officials and media reacted with outrage at the judge's decision, Clintonwith The Daily Telegraph calling it "a mockery of justice". "We ...
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... Muslim cleric held for alleged bail breach LONDON - Radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada was arrested in London for breaching his bail terms, days before the British government begins an appeal against a court decision blocking his deportation to Jordan. Accused by Britain of posing a security risk and being a spiritual inspiration for one of the 9/11 hijackers, Qatada is wanted ...
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... and was in hospital for nearly three weeks in December. AP British judge orders Qatada back to prison LONDON - Jordanian terror suspect Abu Qatada was sent back to prison by a British judge, two days before ... in November. The judge said there was "strong prima facie evidence" that Abu Qatada had breached a bail condition that banned him from having cellphones switched on in his house while he ...
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Tight lipped, Olivia Cortes, hangs sign on her campaign door: "No volunteers or help wanted".
by President of Somos A. Bustos on Aug. 04, 2011, under The Nativist Anti-immigrant MovementI have never, ever, ever heard of a politician who does not need volunteer support or help as they try to get elected into office.
That's right! Olivia Cortes told me today that she does not want volunteers nor does she want any help. She is extremely tight lipped with regard to the operation of her campaign. She lives with her sister Lianora (sp?), and her own sister does not know a thing about the campaign either. Strange isn't it?
Why is Olivia being so secretive as she runs for 'public office'? Why won't she answer questions from concerned citizens? Why does she believe that she is not entitled to answer questions from the people who she wants to vote for her?
Something smells fishy, and I am going to have to point the fishes out: 1) Chuck Coughlin 2) Matt Tolman 3) Jesse Hernandez and David Schweikert.
It's time for us to get on the radio to inform Latinos that Pearce may have found his "malinche" and wants Latinos to accidently vote for the "Hispanic" with her "Hispanic surname" the way some voted for Marco Rubio.
We are on to Pearce's slithering ways. It's time we get on Latin radio. Pearce is scared because he was recalled, and now he is attempting the old tactic of trying to divert, split and conquer. Not gonna happen, Pearce. Your time is running out.
Russell Pearce's Mystery "Challenger" Olivia Cortes Speaks, Kinda-Sorta
The advantage to Pearce of having a woman with a Latino name on the ballot is obvious. Political insiders from Mesa have indicated that this is part of Pearce's strategy to win: Dilute the anti-Pearce vote by offering up candidates other than Republican contender Jerry Lewis.
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A lot of private companies and government agencies have been forced to downsize over the past several years. Plumas County is no exception. More than a quarter of the county's workforce has been cut loose since the recession began.
But one job the county needs to consider filling — and soon — is the administrative officer post. Some would argue the CAO is the most important job in the county. Not having a good CAO is like having a ship without a captain or a team without a coach. Would you want to fly into a major airport that didn't have an air-traffic controller?
Many critical issues that reach the Board of Supervisors go through the CAO's office. The CAO's responsibilities show up in many resolutions. The CAO is supposed to oversee the county departments and act as a buffer between the county's department heads and the board. It's an important job.
When the supervisors fired CAO Jack Ingstad last fall, it was the right thing to do. Ingstad had lost the board's trust and the workers' respect. Ingstad himself admitted it was time for him to move on after seven years on the job.
But we didn't know that a new CAO wouldn't be moving in.
Instead, the supervisors are trying to absorb the CAO's responsibilities by divvying up the duties amongst themselves. Some of the duties the supervisors simply aren't qualified or authorized to perform.
Just recently the board had to pass a resolution to allow the Board of Supervisors chairman to act as the county's purchasing agent (a duty previously assigned to the CAO). The board chairman had been signing checks without proper authority.
Then there are the daily tasks that simply fall through the cracks. It recently came to light that the courts owe the county $25,000 for shared courthouse costs, but nobody is tasked with ensuring that the money is collected.
The board's effort to save money by not hiring a CAO is certainly well-intentioned, but it's not practical, and could end up costing the county as much or more money than it saves.
Last year's budget workshops are anotherexample. The supervisors spent more than a month listening to department heads try to justify their respective departments' worth. The board did an admirable job and the workshops helped lead to a balanced budget. But more than 100 hours were spent in the process that proved to be as much on-the-job CAO training for the supervisors as it was a cost-cutting exercise. The expense of paying for the department heads' and consultants' time would have gone a long way toward paying a CAO's salary.
It also set a bad precedent. Instead of reporting directly to a CAO, county department heads could start pleading their case directly to a supervisor whom they feel might best support them. It's a formula for chaos and wasted time and money.
This year's deficit in the county's general fund will likely be just as large as last year's. And voters sent a strong signal by voting down two tax measures that could have added about $800,000 in extra revenue for the county. The message was clear: Make do with what you have.
Now, more than ever, a good, strong, financially savvy leader is needed to help guide the county through this fiscal storm. The Plumas County grand jury said exactly the same thing in its 2012 report that blasted the county supervisors.
The supervisors shouldn't be criticized for a lack of effort. Their willingness to take on the CAO's duties should be commended. But we elect our supervisors for their ability to make tough decisions, have vision, and lead us down the right path. We don't elect them to crunch numbers or decide how much a department should spend on office supplies.
Plumas County needs a good, honest, full-time CAO, not five well-meaning part-timers. The board shouldn't cut corners or lower standards in order to get a new CAO in place by next week, but it needs to start the recruitment process.
If the supervisors want to save tens of thousands of dollars, they can do it by spearheading the recruitment process themselves. They are proving to be a "hands-on" board and they, better than anyone, know what they want in a CAO.
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Juniata Park/Feltonville is the 36th most walkable neighborhood in Philadelphia with 31,384 residents.
Juniata Park/Feltonville has good public transportation and is somewhat bikeable.
Nearby neighborhoods: Harrowgate, Hunting Park, Olney, Lawncrest, Richmond, Frankford and Fairhill.
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ARRRR - Pirate Broadcast on 102.9FM
UPDATE 11/5: Thanks to a fellow engineer who informed me there is a pirate broadcasting on 102.9FM and that is likely the source of the interference people have reported (see below). Quite possibly the atmospheric changes made it worse, but the bulk of the problem is likely the pirate.
So far the characteristics of this pirate broadcast are:
- The pirate is on 102.9, but the transmitter "splatters" onto 102.7 and 103.1FM, too.
- The pirate seems to be near the South Providence/Cranston line.
- The pirate is intermittent, usually only broadcasting in the evenings.
- The broadcast is mostly Latin/Spanish music.
- No ID's, nor any spoken word at all, have been noticed so far.
If you hear this pirate on 102.9, please email email@example.com immediately. Your alert helps us head out and use a Field Intensity Meter and a Directional Antenna to triangulate the pirate's position. Once located, we can send official notice to the pirate that they are causing us interference. Historically that has been more effective at convincing a pirate to stop using a given frequency than has simply reporting them to the FCC.
ORIGINAL POST: We've gotten a few reports of odd signal reception to 102.7 this week. If you meet the below criteria, please contact the engineer (email@example.com) with your description of how your reception is.
- Live in West Bay communities from Warwick to Narragansett. Including: Greenwich Bay, Exeter, East Greenwich, Frenchtown, Davisville, Quonset Point, Wickford Junction, Wickford, Allenton, Slocum, Saunderstown and Jamestown.
- You've noticed a change in how good/badly 102.7 comes in on your radio since Oct.7th or so.
If you've noticed the signal reception changes depending on a specific time of day, especially sunrise/sunset, please note that.
To explain a bit, some people have mentioned that Pixy103 (WPXC from Hyannis) is overriding RIPR on 102.7, and some people have mentioned it happens only around sunrise.
It's true that WPXC increased their power from 3100 to 6800 watts, but that was back in August; it's unlikely people would see new interference now, in October.
Our suspicion is that this is a known issue with atmospherics around Narragansett Bay. The air over and near the water can warp the signal path during times of extreme heat, and sometimes when there's major shifts in temperature, too. The past week it has warmed up quickly at sunrise and cooled off quickly at sunset, sometimes by 20 or 30 degrees.
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A Bodog review of Seattle's offseason would point to their quarterback battle as the focus of this period, but there are a few other developments that you should have an eye on before you consult the Seahawks' NFL betting odds for the upcoming season.
There are conflicting reports about who is leading the race to win the starter's role in Seattle, although most think that Matt Flynn has to be the No.1 guy after the Seahawks paid so much to bring him in and chances are, most that buy bookie software (read more about the best bookie software here) would agree with that. The latest report is that Flynn is the frontrunner for the role over Tarvaris Jackson, who has a monster of an arm and fantastic size for a quarterback, but Flynn, while much smaller, is more accurate and his timing is better. Also, Jackson's decision-making has left a lot to be desired, and that is an understatement. Flynn hasn't seen a lot of time as a starter, but you have to think that it is better than Jackson, who has looked like a deer in headlights at points in his career, while Flynn has been cool and calm under pressure for most of his appearances, although it is a different kind of pressure when you are the man and how he handles that will have a huge effect on Seattle's online NFL betting odds in 2012.
Whoever the quarterback is, they should have a healthy and motivated Sidney Rice, although some reports say that he won't be ready for training camp this summer because of shoulder surgery. Still, he has gone out and put on 11 pounds of muscle to try and increase his durability as Rice has been hit hard with injuries over the last two seasons. Those who bet on sports expected Rice to be a massive addition for the Seahawks, but he hasn't been able to stay on the field; when he is healthy, Rice is a frightening mix of size and speed, and he is one of the best deep threats in the league. But staying healthy is another story.
Finally, the Seahawks are still working on a new contract with end Chris Clemons, who skipped OTAs and will probably skip training camp as well if he doesn't receive a deal similar to the one that Miami gave Cameron Wake, who was signed for $34.5 million over five years. The Seahawks offered $18 million over three years, but Clemons isn't budging that would leave Seattle without a player that has racked up 22 sacks in two seasons and would be a welcome boost to their online sports betting odds.


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- Deepa said...
Hi Abhilash,
One of the questions in the quiz is" Adi Shankara left the physical body at the age of -----. ". The correct answer is 32 according to my limited knowledge. But you are showing 48 as correct answer. Please let me know which is correct and the reference book
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- Abhilash Rajendran said...
Thank you so much Deepa it was an error while marking the correct answers.
The correct answer is 32. Thank you so much for pointing it out.
Keeping sending your suggestions and corrections - April 26, 2012 at 10:40 AM
I know you don't like to publish my comments,anyways the questions were easy to attempt. you could have added tough questions. better luck next time:)
treasure up my comments as you always do! - April 26, 2012 at 5:49 PM
- Sai said...
Hello Sir,
The Quiz was Great, You could have made the quiz a little more difficult this was too easy. (sorry if I am wrong) please keep posting these type of quiz.
Thanks a lot - April 27, 2012 at 11:19 AM
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@Sai...not all people know about Adi Shankaracharya. So for them quiz is really tough. It is to help them know more about Shankaracharya not test their knowledge of Adi Shankara.
You find it easy because you constantly keep in touch with Sanatana Dharma teachings. Not all people make that effort. - April 27, 2012 at 11:39 AM
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Around the 9-10 age, I think. My 5 yr. old son knows how to pop a corndog in the microwave (with step-by-step instructions) and he likes to help make his PB&J sandwiches, but as far as the stove/oven? No way in hell.
I say 10 - earlier then that microwaving and assembling are okay, but the stove scares me still so I wouldn't want my lil one to get hurt.
I remember when I was 7 and I always had to cut up my friends apples because I was the only one who was allowed to use knives. My mother had the idea that her job was to teach us how to be independent. She taught us how to be safe and let us do our own thing and I have always loved that.
i'm pretty sure i mastered mac and cheese at around 8 or 9, but i don't remember having a lot of reasons to cook by myself. my mom did start letting me stay home alone around that age though so maybe that had something to do with it? not sure. but yeah, it totally depends on the child. i would say nine or ten is a good age to start easing into it think.
I definitely think over 10 if the kid is going to be using knives or the stove/oven, but maybe 7,8 with parent supervision.
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when we were at my dad's last week were outside talking to a neighbor and after about 10 minutes we went into her house to say hi to her 11 year old daughter and the girl was cooking spaghetti by herself! i was really surprised and actually brought it up to my dad later. her 5 year old sister was there in the kitchen with her, so she was baby sitting too. she looks older than 11, but she's 11! i don't let my girls around the stove when it's on. to dangerous with a flame and a long sleeve or hair. makes me nervous just to think about it. maybe 30!
I think it depends on the kid, but in general I would say 10 and up. I know my own daughter would have burnt the house down at 12 even so it all depends on the kid.
Solo? definitely over 10 years old. With supervision? around 3ish if it has nothing to do w/ the stove, oven, or something else hot and dangerous. And if it has to do w/ the stove etc around 8-9 (with mom/dad/supervision present)


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Interesting list, Varun! I'm especially intrigued by the one about water tech as the next global environmental issue. I've been reading a lot about desalinization technology lately. Given the demographic trends, I hope they get that nailed before too long.
Ah, rich people talking about their perspective of the world and the future. This should be entertaining.
From Steve Jurvetson: ... Another market: the mental exercise market. If you are 35 or older, cognitive decline is at the same pace as 80 year olds.
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From Vinod Knosla: The mobile phone will be a mainstream personal computer.
Have you ever used a QWERTY keyboard on a cell phone? It's not fun! I'm not going to participate in web blogs and send emails from my cell phone. Vinod's got the right idea, just not going in the right direction. I do wish I could carry data in my cell phone and bring it to any computer. But let's look at the reality - all these companies don't like to play together. We have Bluetooth to get devices to talk to each other, but every company makes up their own language! Or the language isn't backwards compatible. All the IT companies needs to agree to compatibility before anything that resembles what Vinod is talking about to become a reality.
From Josh Kopelman: Today your permanent record exists; you create a trail of data exhaust, digital bread crumbs. ... Conversion of data exhaust will create value in new and interesting ways.
I have a website talking about music and my audience is adults. So why is Google Adsense putting up Chucky-Cheese ads on my site? My readers go to bars to hear live music, not to child-themed pizza shops. When guerrilla advertising meets the implicit internet, it will be a disaster. But it's like old people using a computer, the IT industry just ignores it. This idea of an "Implicit Internet" does have traction, just have to make sure it doesn't go skidding out of control and off a cliff.
From Roger McNamee: Betting on smart phones: The mobile device migration to smart phones ... [blah blah blah].... (Note that McNamee's firm is a large investor in Palm.)
I'm guessing a few of these guys have investments in cell phone companies. 4 of the 10 have to do with cell phones - or something like cell phones.
From Joe Schoendorf: Water tech will replace global warming as a global priority.
Eventually the global community has to hit this brick wall. We have the technology now to affordably provide clean drinking-water to who ever needs it. So why does this problem still exist? Really, why?
Jurvetson: Evolution trumps design... Most of the panel seem to have no idea what Jurvetson was talking about, really.
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Oh they've survived this long. I have no doubt they'll kill any oil/coal alternative for a good 20 to 40 yrs to come.
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Honestly, this could bring down big oil. I know Kopelman was talking about IT, but technology in general can get a huge boost from venture capital - especially alternative fuels. I know that here in the US, solar panel companies have out paced oil with investment returns. Imagine if all this money invested in oil were to suddenly jump out and into energy alternatives. The market is hungry for alternatives, just that no one is offering it.
And the remaining two topics are about cell phones, in one form or another.
Overall, interesting article Varun. I mean let's face it, these are the type of people who will influence technology over the next 5 to 10 years. So it's important to find out what they're thinking.
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