This bird fetus is dead. (Taken with instagram)
The TSA’s SPOT program, which trains agents to identify terrorists by reading faces and body language, costs taxpayers more than $1 billion and yet hasn’t helped nab, well, anyone.
But the record of these behavior-detection officers is disappointing, to say the least: not a single terrorist nabbed. In fact, 16 passengers allegedly tied to terror plots passed 23 times through airports — and not one was picked out of the crowd.
And a federal watchdog agency, the Government Accountability Office, is warning that SPOT’s miserable record probably won’t get any better, at least any time soon.
I literally have been doing this my whole life, when can i start, and how much does it pay?
A few of us are getting together to create a collaborative blog for talented people like you! We are just getting started, currently working on launching the website and finding members to post their creations! Submissions can be anything artistic. If you paint, sculpt, craft, take artsy photos, write, do graphic design, music, all of that, we want you to join us! We’re looking to showcase the work of our generation. We know how talented you all are, and we are excited and ready to let EVERYONE know! So if you want to be a part of this awesome movement, lemme know! Send a message to my inbox for further details.
And don’t worry, you’re more than good enough.
We look forward to working with you on this! :D
I feel remedial though because I have no idea how to use it. Anyway, if you want to be Facebook friends, search for me. My name is Ashley Nicole. I should pop right up. You’ll see my mop!
If you want me to search for you instead, tell me how to find you! I’ve been having a bit of a time trying to figure the site out.
Hey you guys,
The art blog is up! It’s called “Voices Vindicated” now. I’m sending this message to you all because I probably accosted you about it, or you expressed genuine interest in contributing, which is very awesome and exciting. I have the login information…
Google appears to have morphed from a corporation that proclaims, “Don’t be evil” to one insisting that users “Join the Borg.”
via AlterNet
May 20, 2012 In 1999, Scott McNealy, the former head of Sun MicroSystems, reportedly declared, “You have zero privacy anyway….Get over it.” He unintentionally let the proverbial cat out of the bag of the digital age.
In 2009, McNealy’s assessment was confirmed by Google’s CEO, Eric Schmidt. In an interview with NBC’s Mario Bartiromo, he proclaimed, “If you have something that you don’t want anyone to know maybe you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place.” Schmidt’s words have become Google’s new mantra. Welcome to 21st-century corporate morality.Now, a decade-plus later, McNealy’s prophetic words have take on a far more sinister significance than he probably intended. They are increasingly becoming the operating assumption of the digital corporate state. Whether going online, using a PC, smartphone, tablet or digital TV, users can no longer assume they have any privacy. In fact, users should assume they have absolutely no privacy.Every time you enter a term into Google’s search engine, check out a video on YouTube, send or receive an email through Gmail (including key words in the message) or even make a call or download information on an Android-based phone, even using a third party’s phone from AT&T or Verizon, your input will be captured, stored and processed by Google. Google users can’t opt out of its data harvesting procedure; the company reports that the new procedure does not apply to Google Wallet, the Chrome browser and Google Books.Google has been accused of hacking both Apple’s and Microsoft’s operating systems to further its data-capture practice. Jonathan Mayer, a Stanford researcher, discovered that Google could track a person’s usage of Apple’s Safari browser on an iPhone and an iPad, undercutting privacy settings. In addition, Microsoft engineers report finding that Google could bypass the privacy settings on its Internet Explorer browser. Google denies both accusations.
| #1 “I’m around da corner.” = I’m 45 minutes away | #2 "We in Dis Bitch!" = We Will be attending the event | #3 Free my nigggaaa" = Although he did commit a crime that is against the law.. free to him because he is my friend | #4 "so you Mad?" = "it amuses me that your angered by what just occurred when it didn't seem like a big deal to me | #5 "you wasnt with me shootin in the gym" = you did not contribute to my current success in any way, shape or form | #6 Where dey do dat at? = What type of establishment allows behavior of that sort? | #7 Im Bout To Go Ham = If you say 1 more thing that displeases me. I shall be forced to take disciplinary actions | #8 "I got da whip"= My mother was kind enough to let me use the car. | #9 You Tryna Chill? = I Really Want To Engage In Sexual Activity With You But If I Said That You Might Say No | #10 "I'm chillin tonight" = My current financial situation is not budgeted for extra curricular activity." | # 11 "you aint bout that life" = your living standards are not fit for the situation at hand! | #12 Sh*t just got real! = The situation has escalated to the highest point of seriousness & is no longer a laughing matter!! |
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I have 3C/4A hair and I used the Shea Moisture Restorative Conditioner on my hair for the first time yesterday, and my hair is still feeling great. GREAT. GREAT.
I even took a pic of it. and i hate taking pictures of myself. that’s how awesome it was for me. and you can use it as a deep conditioner, a daily conditioner, or a leave in conditioner. omfg. three birds. one stone. $10.
Beef is best served like steak
Well done get a gun in your face, bitch nigga*clears throat* Rap beef…nigga. “Don’t be scared, get everything you came for.”
