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~They Paid Me to Take Groceries!~

Dena's Deliberations

June 9, 2007

I mentioned to a couple of the ladies at the game they should stop in and grab some cereal.

Here are the goods. Regular retail (which I never would have paid, but is fun to know - is $170.75 - I paid $24.47, but have $27.00 in coupons good on future shopping - FREE!)

[Watch] Airport Security Vulnerable - Whistle Blower Detonates Device Made With Items Sold In Terminals

freepatriot.org

November 14, 2013

Frequent travelers to different cities and countries know that there is a wide degree of variation in the Airport screening practices from one location to another. Inconsistencies can be windows of opportunity.

For many members of the travelling public, there have been incidences where we were confronted by TSA screeners with what seemed to be ridiculous "requests" that just seemed to not make sense. We need to travel and recognize that there may be an unknown yet valid reason for a particular policy, so we comply. There are documented flaws in our security measures which, even after being exposed, are allowed to continue without being addressed by policy directives or procedural updates.

[VIDEO] DHS Caught Moving Somali Muslim Illegals Into California

tpnn.com

by Colleen Conley

May 13, 2015

A shocking new video blows the Obama Administration's covert plans to bus hundreds of illegal Muslim Somali's into California and other states to "resettle".

According to the DHS, all that any of the African refugees must do is find a border agent and say "I am in danger in my home country, and want asylum in the United States." Once they utter those words, they are off limits to deportation and are turned over to DHS resettlement specialists who help them move into communities across the country.

[UPDATED:] Shawn Kelli Sepulveda, Who Left Her Baby to Die in Dumpster, Convicted

OC Weekly

by Matt Coker

July 28, 2010

A Laguna Niguel woman was convicted today of leaving her newborn daughter to die in an apartment complex dumpster.

The jury in Fullerton found 40-year-old Shawn Kelli Sepulveda--who friends called a "doting soccer mom" upon her August 2008 arrest--guilty of attempted murder and child abuse.

Zyprexa Lawsuits - Eli Lilly May Lose Insurance Coverage

The Sierra Times

by Evelyn Pringle

August 8, 2006

In the company's first quarter report for 2006, Eli Lilly says its having problems with insurance coverage. "We have experienced difficulties in obtaining product liability insurance due to a very restrictive insurance market."

Although Lilly has coverage for a portion of the Zyprexa product liability claims exposure, the SEC filing states, third-party insurance carriers have raised defenses to their liability under the policies and are seeking to rescind the policies. The dispute is now the subject of litigation in the federal court in Indianapolis against certain carriers and in arbitration in Bermuda against others. "While we believe our position is meritorious," the filing states, "there can be no assurance that we will prevail."

Zynga unveils stand-alone game destination

CNS News

March 1, 2012

Zynga is unveiling a new online gaming destination so people can play "CityVille," ''Zynga Poker" and other games off Facebook.

Zynga lures mobile gaming exec away from rival EA

CNS News

January 12, 2012

The hiring of Barry Cottle, announced Thursday, underscores the escalating rivalry between rapidly growing Zynga and Electronic Arts, a video game stalwart.

Zynga fires back with countersuit against EA

CNS News

September 14, 2012

Zynga Inc. is firing back at rival game maker Electronic Arts Inc. in a legal tussle that it says goes beyond who copied whose game.

While saying EA's copyright infringement lawsuit filed last month has "no merit," Zynga on Friday filed a countersuit against EA for allegedly violating antitrust laws by trying to prevent its employees from defecting to Zynga. The countersuit "addresses actions by EA we believe to be anticompetitive and unlawful business practices, including legal threats," said Zynga's general counsel Reggie Davis in a statement.

Zuckerberg: Kids under 13 should be allowed on Facebook

tech.fortune.cnn.com

by Michal Lev-Ram

May 20, 2011

Facebook's founder sees the social networking site as a tool with educational potential. That of course means getting kids Facebooking at an early age.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg may be a college drop-out, but the billionaire 27-year-old is passionate about education reform. That's why he took time out of his busy schedule to discuss the heated topic (and why he thinks young people can benefit from social networking sites) at a recent summit on innovation in education. Last year Zuckerberg pledged $100 million to the school system in Newark, New Jersey. At the NewSchools Venture Fund's Summit in Burlingame, Calif. earlier this week, Zuckerberg told interviewer (and venture capitalist) John Doerr that improving education and making the Internet more open are two of his favorite dinnertime topics.

Zuckerberg's Page Hacked, Now Facebook To Offer "Always On" HTTPS

readwriteweb.com

by Richard MacManus

January 26, 2011

Facebook announced this morning that it was making several security changes to protect users' accounts, including boosting the availability of accessing the site using a secure connection.

The announcement comes less than a day after CEO Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook profile was hacked, and while the announcement isn't necessarily a result of this, it's a good reminder of the importance of always using a secure connection to access your accounts online - Facebook and otherwise.

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