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Array Sun, Sun, Sun is out next Tuesday on Sub Pop.In House #1537.Airdate: 1/18/06Focus: New release from the Elected, Sun, Sun, Sun, plus new music from the Minus 5, Band of Horses and more.BONUS- from the Elected’s Sun, Sun, Sun:Not Going Home (MP3)PLAYLISTIn House PODCAST #47
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-ne Our Global Network web site has had well over 5,000 hits today as people learn about our opposition to the launch of the controversial New Horizons mission to Pluto that will carry 24 pounds of plutonium onboard.The media has begun to cover the danger of the plutonium launch in the last couple of days. CBS evening news last night made mention of the opposition to launching nuclear power into space and today CNN TV news ran a nice interview with Karl Grossman who gave some background and context to our concerns. They ask why so few were there after we had 1,000 people at the space center in 1997 protesting the Cassini launch that carried 72 pounds of plutonium onboard?I also organized large protests at the space center in 1989 against the nuclear Galileo mission and then again in 1990 when Ulysses lifted off with plutonium onboard. The media and NASA would like the public to believe that there is not much opposition to the New Horizons plutonium launch just because we did not organize a big rally at the space center. The public says, “Yes these pictures from space are nice but I’d rather have my tax dollars spent on health care, education, child care, or cleaning up our planet Earth.” In the end we can say that people around the world are learning that the New Horizons space probe is another controversial space shot with deadly plutonium onboard.
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Top Level #31 51 moves get right short 2 blocks down with 3 bottom shorts on the left 0 - 11 raise left long 12 - 0 - short right 1 - short up 2 - blue left 3 - long up 4 - short right 5 - long down 6 - blue right 7 - short down 8 - all left 10 - long up 11 - top short left 12 - long and short down 14 - short left 15 - left long and short up 17 - short right 18 - long down 19 - long left 20 - right long up 21 - two bottom shorts right 23 - short down 24 - shorts right 26 - all up 28 - long left 29 - right short down 30 - short left 31 - right long down 32 - long right 33 - long up 34 - short left 35 - short up 36 - long right 37 - long down 38 - top short right 39 - short up 40 - blue left 41 - all up 43 - short left 44 - short and left long down 46 - blue right 47 - long up 48 - long left 49 - long down 50 - solve! Thx Rachel 44 moves 0 - short left 1 - long up 2 - one short right 3 - short up 4 - long right 5 - short down 6 - shorts left 8 - short up 9 - long and 2 right shorts right 12 - long and short down 14 - short left 15 - short up 16 - blue right 17 - short down 18 - top short left 19 - long up 20 - short right 21 - short up 22 - short left 23 - long down 24 - blue left 25 - short down 26 - short right 27 - shorts up 29 - blue left 30 - all up 32 - bottom short left 33 - all down 35 - short left 36 - one right short up 37 - blue right 38 - long up 39 - long left 40 - one bottom short down 41 - short left 42 - long down 43 - solve!Top Level #34 43 moves 0 - two shorts to lower left corner from right 0 - bottom short right 1 - one short down 2 - blue right 3 - left short down 4 - long left 5 - two top shorts and long up - one block each 8 - long right 9 - left short down 10 - blue left 11 - bottom short up 12 - short right 13 - left short down 14 - long left 15 - bottom short up 16 - top short left 17 - bottom short down 18 - long right 2 blocks 19 - all down 21 - long right 22 - right/top short up 23 - blue right 24 - short up 25 - 3 shorts left 28 - short down 29 - top long left 30 - long up 31 - bottom long right 32 - short down 33 - long left 34 - blue right 35 - left short down 36 - long left 37 - two mid shorts up - one block each 39 - short left 40 - short and long down 42 - solve! Top Level #35 43 moves 0 - 19 raise left short 0 - long down 1 block 1 - shorts right 3 - shorts up 5 - left short down 6 - long left 7 - short up 8 - shorts right 10 - one mid short down 11 - one mid short down one block 12 - short left 13 - long up 14 - long right 15 - long down 16 - blue right 17 - short up 18 - blue left 19 - long up 20 - long left 21 - long down 22 - short right 23 - shorts up 25 - shorts left 27 - two bottom shorts down 29 - short down one block 30 - short left 31 - long up 32 - long right 33 - long down 34 - short left 35 - short up 36 - blue right 37 - short down 38 - short left 39 - long up 40 - long left 41 - long down 42 - solve! Top Level #39 50 moves get all shorts up and left 0 - long up 1 - all right 3 - all down 5 - long left 6 - long up 7 - short right 8 - short down 9 - short left 10 - long down 11 - long right 12 - short up 13 - blue right 14 - short down one block 15 - long left one block 16 - long up 17 - shorts right 19 - shorts up 21 - shorts left 23 - long down 24 - long right 25 - short up 26 - blue left 27 - short down 28 - long left 29 - long up 30 - one short right 31 - right short up 32 - top short left one block 33 - long down 34 - long right 35 - shorts up 37 - shorts left 39 - shorts down 41 - long left 42 - long up 43 - short right 44 - short down 45 - short left 46 - long down 47 - long right 48 - short up 49 - solve! Top Level #40 51 moves 0 - long up 1 - short right 2 - short down 3 - long right 4 - short up 5 - short right 6 - all down 8 - short left 9 - top short up 10 - blue left 11 - shorts down 13 - short right 14 - top short up 15 - blue right 16 - all up 18 - short left 19 - short down 20 - all left 22 - long down 23 - short right 24 - short up 25 - all right 27 - short down 28 - blue left 29 - short down 30 - short left 31 - long up 32 - long right 33 - short up 34 - short right 35 - long down 36 - blue left 37 - top short down 38 - top short left 39 - three top shorts up 42 - blue right 43 - long up 44 - one bottom short left 45 - one bottom short down 46 - two bottom short and long left 49 - long down 50 - solve!
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Not.But that is what we need,if the rest of the world is to livelike our part of the world.Worldwatch has issued its annual State of the Worldand that is its conclusion.Here is the story.’Find a couple of spare planets or face global oil war’Times OnlineBy Richard Beeston, Diplomatic EditorTHE world faces the real threat of a new conflict over oil as China competes with existing world powers for scarce resources to feed its growing economy, according to a report published today.The State of the World 2006, released by the Worldwatch Institute, says that last year China became the second- largest importer of oil, after the US, while consuming26 per cent of the world’s steel,32 per cent of rice production,37 per cent of cotton and47 per cent of cement.China is set to become the world’s largest carmaker in the coming decade.While environmentalists are concerned about the impact on the world’s climate and the drain on its resources, strategists fear that the competition for energy, particularly oil, could destabilise the planet.According to the report, China was nearly self-sufficient in oil in the mid-1990s. But over the past decade its consumption has doubled and it has now overtaken Japan as the second-largest importer of oil, with 3.2 million barrels a day in 2004.It predicts that if the economies of China and India continue to grow at their current rate, the world will not be able to produce enough oil to meet demand by 2050, when consumption will have grown from the current 85 million barrels a day to 200 million barrels. “Few geologists believe that output will reach even half those levels before beginning to decline,” the report says.As a result China is already looking for new oil suppliers from Siberia to Sudan, often dealing with notorious regimes, such as the junta in Burma. Of even greater concern is the possibility that open conflict could break out between nations competing for resources or trying to protect their supply lines, such as key trade routes, currently patrolled by the US Navy.The report draws the parallel between Japan in the 1930s and China today. It recalls that it was Japan’s inability to secure its oil supplies from South-East Asia that prompted its entry into the Second World War.Today Beijing is strengthening its Navy to protect its energy supplies, shipped at great distances from the Middle East, Africa and Latin America.“The prospect of countries ranging from the United States and China to Japan and Saudi Arabia — together with the world’s terrorists — vying for physical control of the world’s oil does not sound like a prescription for global security,” the Worldwatch report says.Christopher Flavin, the Worldwatch president, says in a preface to the report,“Unless we find a couple of spare planets in the next few decades, neither of these projections will come to pass . . .We therefore face a choice:Rethink almost everything, or risk a downward spiral of political competition and economic collapse,” he says. Chris is an old good friend of mine.He is not given to hyperbole.We need to rethink everything.HomeWhat it is AboutEarthfamily PrinciplesEarthfamilyalpha Content IIEarthfamilyalpha ContentLinksLANGUAGE TRANSLATIONS
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Array Sun, Sun, Sun is out next Tuesday on Sub Pop.In House #1537.Airdate: 1/18/06Focus: New release from the Elected, Sun, Sun, Sun, plus new music from the Minus 5, Band of Horses and more.BONUS- from the Elected’s Sun, Sun, Sun:Not Going Home (MP3)PLAYLISTIn House PODCAST #47
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-ne Our Global Network web site has had well over 5,000 hits today as people learn about our opposition to the launch of the controversial New Horizons mission to Pluto that will carry 24 pounds of plutonium onboard.The media has begun to cover the danger of the plutonium launch in the last couple of days. CBS evening news last night made mention of the opposition to launching nuclear power into space and today CNN TV news ran a nice interview with Karl Grossman who gave some background and context to our concerns. They ask why so few were there after we had 1,000 people at the space center in 1997 protesting the Cassini launch that carried 72 pounds of plutonium onboard?I also organized large protests at the space center in 1989 against the nuclear Galileo mission and then again in 1990 when Ulysses lifted off with plutonium onboard. The media and NASA would like the public to believe that there is not much opposition to the New Horizons plutonium launch just because we did not organize a big rally at the space center. The public says, “Yes these pictures from space are nice but I’d rather have my tax dollars spent on health care, education, child care, or cleaning up our planet Earth.” In the end we can say that people around the world are learning that the New Horizons space probe is another controversial space shot with deadly plutonium onboard.
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Top Level #31 51 moves get right short 2 blocks down with 3 bottom shorts on the left 0 - 11 raise left long 12 - 0 - short right 1 - short up 2 - blue left 3 - long up 4 - short right 5 - long down 6 - blue right 7 - short down 8 - all left 10 - long up 11 - top short left 12 - long and short down 14 - short left 15 - left long and short up 17 - short right 18 - long down 19 - long left 20 - right long up 21 - two bottom shorts right 23 - short down 24 - shorts right 26 - all up 28 - long left 29 - right short down 30 - short left 31 - right long down 32 - long right 33 - long up 34 - short left 35 - short up 36 - long right 37 - long down 38 - top short right 39 - short up 40 - blue left 41 - all up 43 - short left 44 - short and left long down 46 - blue right 47 - long up 48 - long left 49 - long down 50 - solve! Thx Rachel 44 moves 0 - short left 1 - long up 2 - one short right 3 - short up 4 - long right 5 - short down 6 - shorts left 8 - short up 9 - long and 2 right shorts right 12 - long and short down 14 - short left 15 - short up 16 - blue right 17 - short down 18 - top short left 19 - long up 20 - short right 21 - short up 22 - short left 23 - long down 24 - blue left 25 - short down 26 - short right 27 - shorts up 29 - blue left 30 - all up 32 - bottom short left 33 - all down 35 - short left 36 - one right short up 37 - blue right 38 - long up 39 - long left 40 - one bottom short down 41 - short left 42 - long down 43 - solve!Top Level #34 43 moves 0 - two shorts to lower left corner from right 0 - bottom short right 1 - one short down 2 - blue right 3 - left short down 4 - long left 5 - two top shorts and long up - one block each 8 - long right 9 - left short down 10 - blue left 11 - bottom short up 12 - short right 13 - left short down 14 - long left 15 - bottom short up 16 - top short left 17 - bottom short down 18 - long right 2 blocks 19 - all down 21 - long right 22 - right/top short up 23 - blue right 24 - short up 25 - 3 shorts left 28 - short down 29 - top long left 30 - long up 31 - bottom long right 32 - short down 33 - long left 34 - blue right 35 - left short down 36 - long left 37 - two mid shorts up - one block each 39 - short left 40 - short and long down 42 - solve! Top Level #35 43 moves 0 - 19 raise left short 0 - long down 1 block 1 - shorts right 3 - shorts up 5 - left short down 6 - long left 7 - short up 8 - shorts right 10 - one mid short down 11 - one mid short down one block 12 - short left 13 - long up 14 - long right 15 - long down 16 - blue right 17 - short up 18 - blue left 19 - long up 20 - long left 21 - long down 22 - short right 23 - shorts up 25 - shorts left 27 - two bottom shorts down 29 - short down one block 30 - short left 31 - long up 32 - long right 33 - long down 34 - short left 35 - short up 36 - blue right 37 - short down 38 - short left 39 - long up 40 - long left 41 - long down 42 - solve! Top Level #39 50 moves get all shorts up and left 0 - long up 1 - all right 3 - all down 5 - long left 6 - long up 7 - short right 8 - short down 9 - short left 10 - long down 11 - long right 12 - short up 13 - blue right 14 - short down one block 15 - long left one block 16 - long up 17 - shorts right 19 - shorts up 21 - shorts left 23 - long down 24 - long right 25 - short up 26 - blue left 27 - short down 28 - long left 29 - long up 30 - one short right 31 - right short up 32 - top short left one block 33 - long down 34 - long right 35 - shorts up 37 - shorts left 39 - shorts down 41 - long left 42 - long up 43 - short right 44 - short down 45 - short left 46 - long down 47 - long right 48 - short up 49 - solve! Top Level #40 51 moves 0 - long up 1 - short right 2 - short down 3 - long right 4 - short up 5 - short right 6 - all down 8 - short left 9 - top short up 10 - blue left 11 - shorts down 13 - short right 14 - top short up 15 - blue right 16 - all up 18 - short left 19 - short down 20 - all left 22 - long down 23 - short right 24 - short up 25 - all right 27 - short down 28 - blue left 29 - short down 30 - short left 31 - long up 32 - long right 33 - short up 34 - short right 35 - long down 36 - blue left 37 - top short down 38 - top short left 39 - three top shorts up 42 - blue right 43 - long up 44 - one bottom short left 45 - one bottom short down 46 - two bottom short and long left 49 - long down 50 - solve!
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Not.But that is what we need,if the rest of the world is to livelike our part of the world.Worldwatch has issued its annual State of the Worldand that is its conclusion.Here is the story.’Find a couple of spare planets or face global oil war’Times OnlineBy Richard Beeston, Diplomatic EditorTHE world faces the real threat of a new conflict over oil as China competes with existing world powers for scarce resources to feed its growing economy, according to a report published today.The State of the World 2006, released by the Worldwatch Institute, says that last year China became the second- largest importer of oil, after the US, while consuming26 per cent of the world’s steel,32 per cent of rice production,37 per cent of cotton and47 per cent of cement.China is set to become the world’s largest carmaker in the coming decade.While environmentalists are concerned about the impact on the world’s climate and the drain on its resources, strategists fear that the competition for energy, particularly oil, could destabilise the planet.According to the report, China was nearly self-sufficient in oil in the mid-1990s. But over the past decade its consumption has doubled and it has now overtaken Japan as the second-largest importer of oil, with 3.2 million barrels a day in 2004.It predicts that if the economies of China and India continue to grow at their current rate, the world will not be able to produce enough oil to meet demand by 2050, when consumption will have grown from the current 85 million barrels a day to 200 million barrels. “Few geologists believe that output will reach even half those levels before beginning to decline,” the report says.As a result China is already looking for new oil suppliers from Siberia to Sudan, often dealing with notorious regimes, such as the junta in Burma. Of even greater concern is the possibility that open conflict could break out between nations competing for resources or trying to protect their supply lines, such as key trade routes, currently patrolled by the US Navy.The report draws the parallel between Japan in the 1930s and China today. It recalls that it was Japan’s inability to secure its oil supplies from South-East Asia that prompted its entry into the Second World War.Today Beijing is strengthening its Navy to protect its energy supplies, shipped at great distances from the Middle East, Africa and Latin America.“The prospect of countries ranging from the United States and China to Japan and Saudi Arabia — together with the world’s terrorists — vying for physical control of the world’s oil does not sound like a prescription for global security,” the Worldwatch report says.Christopher Flavin, the Worldwatch president, says in a preface to the report,“Unless we find a couple of spare planets in the next few decades, neither of these projections will come to pass . . .We therefore face a choice:Rethink almost everything, or risk a downward spiral of political competition and economic collapse,” he says. Chris is an old good friend of mine.He is not given to hyperbole.We need to rethink everything.HomeWhat it is AboutEarthfamily PrinciplesEarthfamilyalpha Content IIEarthfamilyalpha ContentLinksLANGUAGE TRANSLATIONS
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