No Police State Girl
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A Memory
Hey bloggers, or whoever could be reading this blog. Are you looking to make memories, you know those images of ones life that can look back on and reflect on, or something like that. Well now with the invention of all things internet, one can make memories with a camera and one of those memory cards with just a website visit away.
Hope You Don't Get Indefinitely Detained
And today finds itself as Occupy Wall Street Day 112. And Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Together those global revolutions, are still moving fast. And it's 2012 this AD year, an awakening, a time for change. And somehow I came across that photo that finds itself posted above throughout my internet travels on this web 2.0 social media user generated content day. And that Hope You Don't Get Indefinitely Detained NDAA, National Defense Authorization Police State Martial Law Draconian of an Act law photo that finds itself posted above seems to speak for itself. This Act was signed quietly this past New Years Eve violating what little trust remained between the people and their established government. And what does this have to do with a No Police State.
It's a Sick World
This guest post from Lenny Mcknight
I was surfing the net the other day on our wireless internet service Austin when I came across a story about a Walmart where more than a dozen needles and syringes have been found by innocent shoppers in various products throughout the store. There have been reports of young children being stuck by needles planted in children’s pajamas and clothes, and adults pierced by syringes in pockets, gloves, and socks. As I was reading this story, I was literally sickened by the thought that anyone could be that malicious. Who would do such a thing, and what horrible motive could a person have for such a deed? I wonder if it could be an overworked, disgruntled employee or even a former employee trying to cause ruination for his or her employer. Or is it someone who is facing such a trying time that the only sick relief could be to drag others into this living hell? Regardless, the responsible party needs to be found, and this horrible story needs to end. Not only is it fearful for shoppers, but I can only imagine the anxiety and fear that those who have been stuck by these needles must be facing.
A 2012 New Year
Hey again bloggers, or whoever could be reading this blagh. And a 2012 new year is here. And if you ask a Mayan, it's 2012AD or 13.0.0.0.0, a doomsday end of the world long countdown for the Maya 2012 calendar that started on Winter Solstice December 21st. A time for change, the end of the world as we know it, or something like that. And 2012 is also here because all of those Jeff Stark New Years Eve nonsense nyc events says so. And 2012 is also here because that Nublu flyer that finds itself posted above and Malik Work's New Year's Eve @ The Lucky Basement facebook event invite also says so, as well as a host of other New Years Eve events and parties that find themselves in that city of New York and other places around the world. And if you happen to be in the neighborhood of that city of New York, some of those nonsense nyc events are as follows. And keep in mind, In 2013 I will watch 2012 and laugh. Have a great new year and beyond.
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Rubulad Presents A Cheap and Dirty New Year's Masquerade
In which you will wear a costume or mask and we will charge you only 20 beans no matter when you arrive. Some costuming items will be provided for the challenged.
Starring the Drunkard's Wife, Friend Roulette, Hungry March Band, and Eye-Popping Puppet Burlesque by Laura McMillian. With your host Pierre Pressure, DJ dancing all night provided by $mall ¢hange, DJ Shakey, Tropic C, and Soundman Cody.
Plus free non-disgusting champagne bunny toast at midnight, Putrid Puppet Show by Pierre Pressure, greasy truck fun from the Night Market, Scuzzy Old Modern Dance Awareness Society, G. Scopitronic's Sleazy Non-Stop Film Fest, Hot F***ing Tamales, gorgeous dancing girls, lowlife light circus extraordinaire by Norm Francoeur.
This is a party for scallywags and rapscallions only so leave your hi-falutin' attitudes at home and bring your dancing shoes. We have a lot to be thankful for this year, so let's celebrate. Door prizes for early birds.
117 11th Street between 2nd and 3rd avenues, Brooklyn
9p doors, 10p show; $20
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Occupy 2012: Wall Street New Years Eve Celebration
What is your New Year's Revolution? 2011 was an amazing awakening. Lets start 2012 off right. Come celebrate with thousands of other members of the 99 percent. At our park and in the streets as we make our special New Years Revolution together. Bring a drum. Bring your instrument.
In the two hours before, we will reclaim our park and the area around it. At the New Year, we will raise the 99 percent, and then after midnight the party goes mobile.
Bring: Noisemakers, air horns, drums, anything that is loud!
We come together in protest and celebration. For those locked up, we bring that celebration. May this simple night of noise-bringing carry momentum into a new year of open conflict with the state and capital.
Liberty Plaza Park
Broadway and Liberty, Manhattan
9p-9a Sunday; $free
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
New Year's Eve Bike Ride and Outdoor Afterparty
Start the year off right: on your bike or skates. Come celebrate New Year's Eve in the great outdoors. We'll be riding up to Belvedere Castle in the middle of Central Park for the best (and free) New Year's Eve dance party in town with fireworks. Dress festive: Don't forget your noisemakers and party favors. Bring food and drink to share.
Meet at Washington Square Park, under the arch
5th Avenue and 8th Street, Manhattan
10p at Washington Square, or 11:45p at Belvedere Castle in Central Park; $free
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Figment of Your Imaginations
This NYE, the great Electric Circus is coming to Brooklyn. Unicorn Meat, after a string of Manhattan club events, is fed up and running away to join the forbidden world of underground circus production.
Deeply hidden among Brooklyn's corridors and alleyways, we bring you a sanctuary of art, light, performance, magic, music, and fire. Greet unicorns, behold trapeze performers, contemplate installation art, admire aerialists, witness three-eyed freaks, and have tea with oompa loompas and space aliens.
We need you to transform this 11,000 square foot warehouse into the greeeeatest show in Brooklyn. Music: Nigel Richards, Hobotech, Arrow Chrome, Joro Boro, Mun (featuring Adam Wein's Flamingo Processing Center Experience), Skytree, Smoke, Max Mayfeild, Friar Tuck, Joy, Ajax, Pjoe, Mikey Likes It, Smilky Smooth, and Narkatta. Live Indian cultural music and down tempo in our comfy digital genie pillow lounge.
Circus performance set times: Rope Solo, Styramid Trio, Quetzalcoatl Ceremony, Cloud Solo, Silks Duo, Triangle Solo, Lyra Solo, Acro-Dance Trio, Contortion en Cloud, Trapeze Solo, Ballet Des Etoiles, Silks Solo, and Company Finale.
Electric Warehouse
1428 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
9p-8a; $25-45
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electriccircus.eventbrite.com/
Dreamtime
Dreamtime is the moment we have been waiting for. It is when the past and the future converge in the now; the split second when we remember that all things are connected and anything is possible.
Two floors, 12 hours, in a 10,000 square foot antique wonderland. Featuring the hottest NYC and Touring DJs, live music acoustic and drumming, film screenings, interactive art, tribe fashion boutique, healers, art gallery, living art, organic food, yoga, workshops, installations, and community.
Future Antiquity (Meeker Flea Market)
75 Frost Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
7p-7a; $20-30
dreamtime2012.eventbrite.com/
A Jacket
And from what I blogger know, now could be a good time to buy one of those northface jackets if you find yourself in that country of North America where its that season of winter with snow on the ground in some parts of that place. And if you happen to be looking for that northface jacket, finding it online can be just a website visit away.
2011 Equals 1984
And so here finds itself another one of those Orwellian truespeak posts on this blogging day that was posted on my other blog some time a while ago in an attempt to maintain content for this blog whenever blaghers block possible...
Does 2011 equal 1984 as in the title of this blog post above? Well someone in politics just passed some bill named with a bunch of numbers and letters behind it that has something to do with taking away ones liberty in the name of security, or freedom, or something like that. And so what's that Benjamin Franklin "Those who would sacrifice liberty for security deserve neither" quote all about anyway. And so on this day finds itself as Occupy Wall Street Day 90. And Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Together are still moving fast. And Occupy Wall Street is having a press conference today in that City of New York in response to this National Defense Authorization Act, Sections 1031 and 1032, which will allow the United States government to imprison any person who commits any act they disagree with indefinitly and without trial thing as follows. And what, if anything does this have to do with a No Police State.
Defend the Bill of Rights for All of Us.
On Bill of Rights Day, Thursday, Dec 15 there will be a Press Conference on Federal Court Steps, 40 Centre St., Manhattan, 11am. A coffin of the Bill of Rights will be brought to Federal Court Foley Square, NY, NY
The Bill of rights was ratified 220 years ago, on December 15, 1791. It is shameful that today, in the United States, we are forced to come together in defense of the Bill of Rights and our civil liberties, as the representatives of the 1% who rule this country continue to take our rights away.
Congress is attempting to bury the Bill of Rights. The National Defense Authorization Act of 2012 (NDAA) includes language proposed by Democratic Sen. Carl Levin and Republican Sen. John McCain that allows for the arrest and indefinite detention of U.S. citizens by the military, on U.S. soil and without the right of trial. This is an egregious violation of our first amendment rights and comes at a time when we are witnessing unprecedented attacks on our civil liberties.
Some of these attacks include:
Massive spying on the Muslim community, including the recent revelations of the spying by the New York City Police Department (NYPD) and the CIA on mosques, Muslim businesses, and Muslim student groups;
The continuation of the policy of sending agents into mosques with phony plots designed to entrap Muslims for so called “preemptive prosecution”;
The recent raids on homes of antiwar activists by federal agents, who have carted away personal computers, cell phones, books, and other possessions and handed the activists subpoenas to appear before federal grand juries;
The recent, often violent evictions of anti-Wall Street occupations around the country; The refusal of the Chicago city government and the federal government to allow for peaceful protests when NATO and the G8 countries come to Chicago in May, 2012 to hold summit meetings.
The potential impact of the NDAA's provisions to expand military detention without trial could render the other issues we all address seemingly trivial; any activist stands at risk of designation as a potential terrorist, especially if their interests include either foreign policy or enterprises that impact the environment.
On December 15, Bill of Rights Day actions and press conferences are planned in New York City, Boston, Chicago, Minneapolis, San Francisco and other areas of the country. Several national coalitions -- including the Muslim Peace Coalition, United National Antiwar Coalition, Bill of Rights Defense Committee, the Center for Constitutional Rights, Committee to Stop FBI Repression and others are co-promoting this call to action.
In New York, representatives from civil liberties, religious, social justice, and peace organizations will come together to voice opposition to the National Defense Authorization Act and other recent attacks on our civil liberties. We will discuss our plans to fight for the rights of all people and to defeat this repressive legislation.
For information on actions around the country, go to: bordc.org/.
Initial list of participants in NYC (List in formation)
The Muslim Peace Coalition
Bill of Rights Defense Committee
Center for Constitutional Rights - CCR,
Islamic Leadership Council of Metro NY
Islamic Circle of North America – ICNA
United National Antiwar Coalition - UNAC,
Council on American Islamic Relations - CAIR-NY
International Action Center - IAC
BAYAN USA Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines,
National Alliance for Philippine Concerns,
Pakistan USA Freedom Forum
Activists of Occupy Wall Street – OWS
Committee to Stop FBI Repression
Muslim Ummah of North America –MUNA
Islamic Center of Long Island
Online TV
And if I must blogger say, in the age of all things internet and online just about everything, I have found myself watching Online TV these days and times. And if its free, then it's for me, maybe. And what better way to watch those cable channels such as Showtime, HBO, CNN, History, MTV, National Geographic,HGTV, FOX and a whole lot more different cable programs when it comes to cable tv then online for free. And in all blogger honesty, I can watch those talk programs, movies, news and commentary programs, drama and entertainment tv sites and more for hours at a time when it comes to if its free then its for me tv. And when it comes to the internet and all things online, one can watch online tv in just about any category that one can think of such as action, adventure, comedy, documentary, family tv, religion, science fiction, soap operas, shopping, reality tv and more. And just blogging about this online tv has me wanting to visit one of those online television websites and start watching some online television. And now with the invention of all things internet, watching those tv online shows for free can be just a website visit away.
Time Magazine Person of the Year 2011: The Protester
And Time Magazine has their recent issue with their Time Magazine Person of the Year 2011: The Protester article as its cover story that has appeared on this day. And I know Time Magazine has that recent Time Magazine Person of the Year 2011: The Protester issue that has appeared on this day because all of these news articles announcing that Time Magazine person of the year says so. And that description for that Time Magazine Person of the Year 2011 article at their website reads something like as follows.
"Person Of The Year. TIME. The Protester. From The Arab Spring To Athens, From Occupy Wall Street To Moscow."
"A year after a Tunisian fruit vendor set himself ablaze, dissent has spread across the Middle East, reaching Europe and the U.S., reshaping global politics and redefining people power."
And what, if anything does this have to do with a No Police State?
Furniture
And so on this blogging day in the midst of reading those headline news of the day, I find myself blogging about amish furniture, as in dining room sets, bedroom furniture, living room furniture, office furniture, kitchen and other furniture that is Amish. And if you happen to be looking for that Amish furniture, finding it on the internet has never been easier.
A Container
Hey bloggers, or whoever could be reading this blog. What's a humidor? Well, if you happen to be looking for that cigar box that holds cigars or information about that cigar and cigar box, you can find it and all about it at Famous Smoke Shop with just a website visit away as they are all cigars, cigar containers and more all the time.