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@Loophole,
Låter bra 

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Jolly Rancher lands Brazos ISD third-grader in detention for a week,
http://www.khou.com/news/Candy-Gets-Third-Grader-A-Weeks-Detention-93033319.html



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[guest2209]

Fildelarna köper mest , (inte förvånad)
http://www.svd.se/naringsliv/it/fildelarna-koper-mest_4730737.svd

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Google Street View logs WiFi networks, Mac addresses,
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/04/22/google_streetview_logs_wlans/

Lite i ämnet ovan,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7yfV6RzE30

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[Pruneboy]

Google Street View logs WiFi networks, Mac addresses,
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/04/22/google_streetview_logs_wlans/

Lite i ämnet ovan,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7yfV6RzE30

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Snygg film!

[guest2209]

Google Street View logs WiFi networks, Mac addresses,
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/04/22/google_streetview_logs_wlans/

Lite i ämnet ovan,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7yfV6RzE30

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Snygg film!

Japp,
Med ett motto som detta (inget skämt) som en kompis sa så ger det lite rysningar längs ryggraden,



Känns inte riktigt "normalt".

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Foxconn suicide count: 10, (tillverkar ex.vis ipad/iphone)
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2010-05/22/content_9880710.htm

Foxconn suicide count: 10
By Zheng Caixiong and Chen Hong (China Daily)
Updated: 2010-05-22 08:54

SHENZHEN - An employee of tech firm Foxconn died on Friday after jumping from a building in this southern manufacturing hub of Shenzhen, the 10th such suicide incident since the start of this year, local police said.

The dead worker has been identified as Nan Gang, a 21-year-old man from Central China's Hubei province.

He was off duty at around 4 am when he climbed to the top of a four-story factory building in Foxconn's industrial complex in Longhua Township.......mera

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/12/01/AR2006120101654.html

.............Opium cultivation was outlawed during Taliban rule in the late 1990s and was nearly eliminated by 2001. After the overthrow of the Taliban government by U.S. forces in the fall of that year, the Bush administration said that keeping a lid on production was among its highest priorities. But corruption and alliances formed by Washington and the Afghan government with anti-Taliban tribal chieftains, some of whom are believed to be deeply involved in the trade, undercut the effort...........

.....Opium production in Afghanistan, which provides more than 90 percent of the world's heroin, broke all records in 2006, reaching a historic high despite ongoing U.S.-sponsored eradication efforts, the Bush administration reported yesterday.........

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"Meanwhile in Afghanistan,"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t372emhXa60


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Bra humor,

UK is broke,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKiJ7ujVZns

Liam Byrne - Telegraph,
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/7734734/Note-saying-money-had-run-out-was-a-joke-says-Liam-Byrne.html


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Olja flödar inte längre Utrikes SvD,
http://www.svd.se/nyheter/utrikes/olja-flodar-inte-langre_4777739.svd

Tror dock personligen tyvärr att sanningen ligger mer åt hållet som de här två herrarna i det insprängda videoklippet spekulerar om,

Prominent Oil Industry Insider: "There's Another Leak, Much Bigger, 5 to 6 Miles Away",
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2010/05/prominent-oil-industry-insider-theres.html


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Olja flödar inte längre Utrikes SvD,
http://www.svd.se/nyheter/utrikes/olja-flodar-inte-langre_4777739.svd

Tror dock personligen tyvärr att sanningen ligger mer åt hållet som de här två herrarna i det insprängda videoklippet spekulerar om,

Prominent Oil Industry Insider: "There's Another Leak, Much Bigger, 5 to 6 Miles Away",
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2010/05/prominent-oil-industry-insider-theres.html


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Med lite mer humor, i en förövrigt grymt tragisk situation.

Jon Stewart Returns And Gloriously Rips BP For Lack Of Progress (VIDEO),
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/02/jon-stewart-returns-and-g_n_597314.html

Kolla in klipp no. 2 (minst) , listan på allvarliga säkerhetsöverträdelser jämfört med andra oljebolag är milt sagt häpnadsväckande.

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Man blir lätt illamående,
http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/article7234640.ab

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[guest2209]

Rachel Maddow - The more spills change the more they stay the same, (Häpnadsväckande)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHmhxpQEGPo

The Amount Of Neurotoxin Pesticide Corexit Sprayed By BP Tops 1 Million Gallons,
http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/2010/06/05/amount-neurotoxin-pesticide-corexit-sprayed-bp-tops-1-million-gallons/

................Corexit is lethal in as little as 2.6 parts per million where oil is lethal in 11 parts per million meaning that Corexit is over 4 times more toxic than oil..............

Så varför hör man inget om lösningen nedan kan man fråga sig?

BEYOND PETROLEUM ~BP~ OIL EATING MICROBES~GULF CLEAN-UP 6 WEEKS,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18AKWCvGqGI

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Perspektiv,

BP's 760! Willful Safety Violations compared to Exxon's 1,
(2.20 in, fanns i John Stewart klippet också)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeJM3ZWrlu4

Exxon är större än BP om jag begriper det rätt som jämnförelse.

BP's "kultur"?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4kly6TynvA

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[guest2209]

Man mår mer än illa 

USA får lagra oskyldigas bankdata i fem år,
http://www.dn.se/nyheter/varlden/swiftavtalet-usa-far-lagra-oskyldigas-bankdata-i-fem-ar-1.1119624

Dock hyfsat upplyftande att läsa kommentarerna till artikeln.

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CNN: Almost All Exxon Valdez Cleanup Crew Dead!!!

Pensacola Beach Oil Tar Cover Up

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[guest2209]

Wow,
Ytterligare en "fantastisk" arbetsinsats? av zillioner byråkrater i Bryssel

EU to ban selling eggs by the dozen: Shopkeepers' fury as they are told all food must be weighed and sold by the kilo,
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1289882/EU-ban-selling-eggs-dozen-Shopkeepers-fury-told-food-weighed-sold-kilo.html

EU to ban selling eggs by the dozen: Shopkeepers' fury as they are told all food must be weighed and sold by the kilo
By Christopher Leake
Last updated at 1:01 PM on 27th June 2010

British shoppers are to be banned from buying eggs by the dozen under new regulations approved by the European Parliament.

For the first time, eggs and ­other products such as oranges and bread rolls will be sold by weight instead of by the number contained in a packet.

Until now, Britain has been exempt from EU regulations that forbid the selling of goods by number. But last week MEPs voted to end Britain’s deal despite objections from UK members.

The new rules will mean that instead of packaging telling shoppers a box contains six eggs, it will show the weight in grams of the eggs inside, for example 372g.


British shoppers are to be banned from buying eggs by the dozen under new regulations approved by the EU

Or that a bag of white rolls has 322g inside instead of half a dozen. The rules will not allow both the weight and the quantity to be displayed.

Last night, Britain’s Food Standards Agency said it was opposed to the move, putting the UK on a potential collision course with Brussels.

It could be the first test of David Cameron’s pre-Election promise to stand up for Britain’s interests in the EU.

Eggs have traditionally been sold by the dozen or half-dozen, because the old imperial measurements such as inches or pennies were calculated in groups of 12.

Early in the 20th Century, eggs were sold from trays on shop counters and carried home in paper bags. But between the two world wars, it was discovered that eggs kept longer if they were left standing on their ends, so the cartons of 12 and six were developed.

Last night, an FSA spokeswoman said: ‘This proposal would disallow selling by numbers. Retailers would not be allowed to put “Six eggs” on the front of the box. If it was a bag of rolls, it would say “500g” instead of six rolls.

‘It is important that information is provided in a way that is meaningful and beneficial to consumers. This issue is still being considered by EU member states and it will be some time before the regulation is finalised.’

The move could cost retailers millions of pounds because of changes they will have to make to packaging and labelling, as well as the extra burden of weighing each box of food before it is put on sale.

The cost is likely to be passed on to shoppers through higher grocery bills.

Experts say it will be next year before the EU is able to pass the controversial measure, which bureaucrats say is designed to help consumers make an informed choice when buying their food because it will require suppliers to provide more comprehensive information.

But last night, food industry experts said the EU plan was ‘bonkers’ and ‘absolute madness’.

Federation of Bakers director Gordon Polson warned that it may be too late to change the rules, even though they will be debated further in the European Parliament.

He revealed that lobbyists had already tried to rectify the regulations, discovered in the 174 pages of amendments to the initial 75-page proposal, but there was not enough time to convince MEPs before the crucial vote.

The British Retail Consortium, which represents 90 per cent of UK shops, will ask Government Ministers to press for the decision to be reversed.

Andrew Opie, the consor­tium’s food director, said: ‘This is a bad proposal – we need to help consumers, not confuse them. We’ll be talking to the Government to encourage them to make sure these plans don’t come into force.’

One major food supplier said: ‘This is hindering rather than helping the consumer, taking away one of the key bits of information. If this goes through it would demonstrate how far removed the legislators are from the real world. It’s bonkers.’

Another industry source added: ‘It’s absolute madness. You can’t make any argument that consumers are being confused by labels for six eggs or four bread rolls.’

Adam Leyland, editor of The Grocer trade magazine, said: ‘You couldn’t make it up, could you? It would be funny if it were an April Fool’s joke. But it’s not and it will potentially cost the industry millions, while confusing customers no end.

‘The EU’s attempt to simplify labelling has created a multi-headed monster.’

The new labelling row is the latest in a long line of European Union food policy scandals.

The EU passed a directive in 1994 ruling that top-of-the-range bananas had to be ‘free from malformation or abnormal curvature of the fingers’. The directive was ridiculed as a symbol of bureaucratic excess in Brussels.

In 1988, it ruled that top-of-the-range cucumbers must bend by only 10mm per 10cm in a directive designed to help packaging and transport.

In 1979, another directive ruled that carrots should be termed as fruits, as the Portuguese made jam out of them.

In 2003, a threatened European ban on smoky-bacon crisps was averted at the last minute when MEPs forced through amendments after a backlash from the British ­public.

Neil Herron, campaign dir­ector of the Metric Martyrs Defence Fund, said the EU directive was ‘absolute nonsense’.

He added: ‘If I was a farmer I would get my customers to throw eggs at any official trying to enforce this. It is dir­ectives like this that give the European project a bad name.

'It makes the British public want to just pull out of the whole thing altogether.’

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