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Want to overthrow US government? Pay $5 (www.guardian.co.uk)a law on South Carolina's statute books, called the Subversive Activities Registration Act, allowing anyone wishing to seize or overthrow the government of the US to register with South Carolina's secretary of state and pay a $5 fee
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Photos - Father and Son (gatekeeper.tumblr.com)I'm beginning to see the light. I'm a believer. I'm alive. I'm into something good. I'm leaving on a jet plane. I'm every woman. I'm not afraid of anything. I'm on to yo
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Sea Shepherd (www.seashepherd.org)In 1978, with financial support from Cleveland Amory of the Fund for Animals, the Society purchased its first ship (a British sea trawler Westella) and renamed it the Sea Shepherd. Its first mission was to sail to the ice floes of Eastern Canada to interfere with the annual killing of baby harp seals known as whitecoats.
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Video:Pink Terror Hawking (vimeo.com)Lights Out: Slow-motion acts of color-coded violence performed to the tune of Stephen Hawking.
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5.City should invest in ski hill - Chris Noob (www.northernlife.ca)
Although Sudbury is naturally great for these types of sports, I feel that there is lack of support from the city itself to maximize Sudbury’s actual capability in making these types of activities more readily available to the public.
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Light Up Costa Rica 2010 – Rainbow Students install more lighting systems (www.thesudburystar.com)A total of 15 students from Rainbow Schools will leave for Costa Rica on March 8, 2010 to install more solar LED lighting systems in some of the poorest and most remote areas of Costa Rica. T
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'Our main goal is to be seen' (www.thesudburystar.com)Expect bus-loads of protesters from Timmins when Xstrata's top executives are in Sudbury on Thursday to officially open the company's Nickel Rim South project.
"Our main goal is to be seen," said Dennis Couvrette, president of Canadian Auto Workers Local 599. "This is going to be a peaceful rally. We're not breaking any laws. -
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Waste Not, Want Not: Vale's fight against Newfoundlanders & Kanaks | The Dominion (www.dominionpaper.ca)Today, Vale Inco wants to dump about 400,000 tonnes of waste every year into Sandy Pond as part of a proposal to process Voisey’s Bay nickel at Long Harbour. In Kanaky-New Caledonia, the mining company wants to build a pipeline into the ocean to dispose of mine waste.
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9.Democracy, Family, Money and the “Pernicious” Influence of Mining (ithinkmining.com)
We are not opposed to mining itself, but to its consequences, starting with the social conflicts that have left our families divided,” Maudilia Cardona, a local leader in the municipality of San Miguel Ixtahuacn, where the Marlin mine operates
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RCMP boost security after Greenpeace breach (www.cbc.ca)CBC News has learned that only two Mounties were on duty that morning, despite the force having funding for more than 30 officers to look after security on Parliament Hill.
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Olympics Protester charged with spitting at police (www.cbc.ca)He was charged with three counts of assaulting a peace officer and is scheduled to appear in court on March 5.
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How Bob Barker joined Sea Shepherd Paul Watson and the whale wars / The Christian Science Monitor - CSMonitor.com (www.csmonitor.com)Bob Barker was among the early Hollywood converts to the animal rights movement. When Paul Watson told him that for $5 million he could end Japanese whaling, Barker responded 'Let's get it on.
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Veterans of Ravenswood, WV strike to speak to Local 6500 (www.northernlife.ca)"When we were locked out at Ravenswood, we were fighting against a global employer so we needed to fight on a global level," he said in a press release. "But all of the international work wouldn't have meant a thing if we couldn't hold strong on the picket lines. It really seems like Local 6500 is facing a lot of the same challenges we were."
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Sudbury Pride - Equal Marriage for Same-Sex Couples (www.samesexmarriage.ca)"Two celebrities making the rounds of this year's Gay Pride parades across the country are dressed neither in leather nor drag. They're wearing something else that pushes the envelope - gold wedding bands."
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PC Minister recalls 'challenging' Inco strike of 1978-79 (www.thesudburystar.com)Today, neither Premier Dalton McGuinty nor Sudbury MPP Rick Bartolucci have admitted to playing any role in negotiations, short of having a provincial mediator ready to assist the two parties.)
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2007 Archives: Owner will clean up Flour Mill eyesore (www.northernlife.ca)A Flour Mill eyesore may soon be a thing of the past after the owner of the property became aware of its deteriorating condition.
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Valley business converged on by strikers (www.northernlife.ca)Greater Sudbury Police are investigating an incident of property damage during a Steelworkers Local 6500 picket action at SCR Mine Technology located on White Street in the Valley East Industrial Park.
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2007 Archives: Glad Tidings Auditorium Opens (www.northernlife.ca)As Greater Sudbury arts lovers and politicians talk about a much-needed acoustically sound 1,500 seat auditorium, Glad Tidings Tabernacle is opening theirs Sunday.
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Videos: Hacking at Random Presentations (www.rehash.nl)International technology & security conference. Four days of technology, ideological debates and hands-on tinkering.
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Strikebreaker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (en.wikipedia.org)A strikebreaker (sometimes derogatorily called a scab) is a person who works despite an ongoing strike.
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PDF Download: AFI Security -newsletter (docs.google.com)Interview with Vale INCO's chief of security
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22.Strikers picket Valley East mining business (www.thesudburystar.com)
Police say that according to information received, some 50-60 apparent picketers converged on a mining-related business in the park for the purpose of drawing attention to the labour dispute at Vale Inco.
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Safety a concern for CANARYS group (www.thesudburystar.com)More than 100 people wearing yellow feathers, yellow rain jackets and some in full plumage with beaks, gathered at the gates of Vale Inco's smelter on Monday to protest its use of replacement workers.
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Welcome to Sallywood? Iconic LA landmark gets facelift (ca.news.yahoo.com)An environmental group bidding to raise around 12.5 million dollars to purchase a 138-acre (55-hectare) parcel of rugged land surrounding the sign had begun draping bright red letters over the popular tourist attraction.
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Dog park not a priority for city - Fern Belanger Sudbury (www.thesudburystar.com)Have a good look next time you are out walking. The curbs are all chewed up, the walkways are all cracked and uneven, our laneways are dirty, the list goes on.
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