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A sleepy bank employee dozed off briefly with his finger on the number 2 key of his computer, and by the time he woke up he had transferred 222,222,222 Euros ($293 million) to a person’s account instead of the 42 Euros ($80) that was supposed to be transferred. The employee didn’t immediately notice the mistake and neither did a supervisor. The bonanza was transferred by a German bank on April 2, 2012. The colossal bank screw-up came to light this week when a Hessian State Court ruled the drowsy employee’s supervisor had been wrongly fired for not catching the error….

This week, Connecticut won the honor of becoming the first state to pass a law requiring genetically engineered foods to be labeled. (The governor has indicated he will sign the bill.) It was really only a matter of time. But how did the small state of Connecticut make this happen?

Bureaucrats in Washington, D.C., don't have the constitutional authority to dictate public policy, but the current administrative state allows them to do so.

Seumas Milne: Westminster lobbying is the least of it. Revolving-door colonisation of public life is a corrosive threat to democracy

The state of Connecticut has become the first to successfully enact a law requiring food containing genetically modified ingredients to be labeled as such, though it comes with the unusual requirement that four other states must pass similar legislation.

For downloads and more information visit: http://www.journey.webbler.co.uk/?lid... Increasing numbers of 'terror suspects' are being arrested on the basis of online and CCTV surveillance data. Authorities claim they act in the public interest, but does this intense surveillance keep us safer? "I woke up to pounding on my door", says Andrej Holm, a sociologist from the Humboldt University. In what felt like a scene from a movie, he was taken from his Berlin home by armed men after a systematic monitoring of his academic research deemed him the probable leader of a militant group. After 30 days in solitary confinement, he was released without charges. Across Western Europe and the USA, surveillance of civilians has become a major business. With one camera for every 14 people in London and drones being used by police to track individuals, the threat of living in a Big Brother state is becoming a reality. At an annual conference of hackers, keynote speaker Jacob Appelbaum asserts, "to be free of suspicion is the most important right to be truly free". But with most people having a limited understanding of this world of cyber surveillance and how to protect ourselves, are our basic freedoms already being lost? ORF

California State Senate Approves Banning Rifles that take Detachable Magazines, Ban on Magazines that hold More than 10 Rounds, Background Checks & $50 Fees to Purchase Ammo, and a whole host of Gun Control bills...

Leftover Crack - Fuck World Trade (2004) 01 Clear Channel (Fuck Off!) 00:00 02 Life Is Pain 04:14 03 Burn Them Prisons 08:53 04 Gang Control 12:08 05 Super Tuesday 14:50 06 Via Sin Dios 18:50 07 Feed The Children (Books Of Lies) 21:05 08 One Dead Cop 24:28 09 Ya Can't Go Home 28:10 10 Rock The 40 Oz. 31:23 11 Soon We'll Be Dead [w/World/Inferno Friendship Society] 33:52 12 Gringos Son Purcos Feos 39:28 13 Operation: M.O.V.E. 42:36

Both north and southbound lanes of the Interstate 5 Skagit River Bridge collapsed Thursday evening, and the State Patrol said multiple vehicles and people are in the water.