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Santa Barbara County Water Agency posts notice of Weather Modification plans in local newspaper
recently posted in the “Legal Notices” section of the classified ads in a local newspaper called The Tribune in San Luis Obispo, CaliforniaNOTICE OF INTENTION WEATHER MODIFICATION PROGRAM THE SANTA BARBARA COUNTY WATER AGENCY HEREBY GIVES NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CONDUCT A WEATHER MODIFICATION PROGRAM NATURE AND PURPOSE: The purpose of the project is to increase rainfall to help alleviate deficiencies of water supplies in Santa Barbara County. Clouds would be seeded by the dispersal of Silver Iodide (AgI). Two possible modes of seeding, air based and ground based, would be used. LOCATION OF PURPOSE: Project operations could be conducted during the period between November 15 and April 15, for each year, 2011-2012 through 2015-2016. Airborne seeding operations would utilize air space over Santa Barbara County, portions of San Luis Obispo County as well as the Pacific Ocean immediately west of Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties. Ground based seeding operations would be conducted from the Santa Ynez Mountains, the Casmalia Hills and the San Rafael Mountains. The target areas for seeding operations are the watersheds behind Cachuma and Gibraltar reservoirs on the Santa Ynez River as well as Twitchell reservoir on the Cuyama River. LICENSEE: The project would be operated and supervised by a licensed weather modification consultant. PROJECT INIFORMATION: Information on the proposed project may be reviewed at: Santa Barbara County Water Agency 620 West Foster Road Santa Maria CA 93455 (805) 739-8781 Contact: Mr. Dennis Gibbs, P.H. Senior Hydrologist November 18, 2011 6965931
The following comes from the website of the Texas Department of Licensing and RegulationCurrently, cloud-seeding projects designed to increase rainfall from convective cloud towers are conducted in nearly 31 million acres of Texas (or almost one-fifth of the state’s land area). In administering the Texas Weather Modification Act (enacted by the Texas Legislature in 1967), TDLR’s weather modification program issues licenses and permits for these projects, many of which have been in existence since 2000. The projects use specialized aircraft and sophisticated weather radar systems, operated by skilled meteorologists, at sites near Amarillo, Plains, Pecos, San Angelo, and Pleasanton.An article from the Guardian a couple of years ago talked about the mammoth weather modification projects that have been happening in China….
The Chinese air force claimed today that the biggest weather modification operation in the country’s history cleared the skies over Tiananmen Square just in time for the National Day parade.
I write this post under gorgeously azure skies. Instead of the dull haze I have grown used to in Beijing over the past few years, the light is so sharp that it almost hurts my eyes.
The transformation is so dramatic it is eerie. When I flew into Beijing yesterday, the city was shrouded in what looked like a thick smog.
An article posted on arabianbusiness.com talked about the extraordinary weather modification projects that have been sponsored by the Abu Dhabi government….
Scientists working for the Abu Dhabi government created more than 50 rainstorms in Al Ain in July and August of 2010, during the peak of the emirate’s summer months.
The rains are part of a secret $11m project, reportedly commissioned by HH Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, which used ionisers to generate storms, the UK’s Sunday Times said.
It is thought to be the first time the team had produced man-made rain from otherwise clear skies.
According to the report, scientists used large ionisers, which resemble lampshades, to generate fields of negatively charged particles. That in turn creates cloud formation, leading to rain.
Over 122 days through the summer months, the emitters were switched on 74 times when atmospheric humidity reached the required level of 30 percent or more.
During that time, Al AIn experienced rainfall on 52 occasions on days when the country’s own weather service had predicted no clouds and no rain.
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Why can’t we grow industrial hemp again?

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Congress to vote on fascist “Protect IP Act” 11/16
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Asimo runs around then pours some juice
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Cordon motion tracker reads license plates and tracks speed
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Orwellian telescreen light poles to deliver commercials and propaganda, spy on public
Prepare to be brainwashed with subliminal imagery and strobing effects while walking down the sidewalk. I feel a medical discrimination lawsuit coming from those prone to seizures.
Being forced to watch CNN on light poles is the final phase of the merger of corporations and state toward Fascism. The mere fact that a company sees an opportunity to create a technology like this, specifically with government in mind as its primary client, illustrates how government has basically made a blank check available to the military industrial complex for surveillance technologies.
They’re going to need all those surveillance poles though, to maintain order during the implosion of our economy.
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Humanoid robot rides a bicycle
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Facebook saves everything forever, has ‘shadow profiles’ for non-users
From http://www.identityblog.com/?p=1201
no date topic status files 01 18-AUG-2011 Pokes.
Pokes are kept even after the user “removes” them.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)02 18-AUG-2011 Shadow Profiles.
Facebook is collecting data about people without their knowledge. This information is used to substitute existing profiles and to create profiles of non-users.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)03 18-AUG-2011 Tagging.
Tags are used without the specific consent of the user. Users have to “untag” themselves (opt-out).
Info: Facebook announced changes.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)04 18-AUG-2011 Synchronizing.
Facebook is gathering personal data e.g. via its iPhone-App or the “friend finder”. This data is used by Facebook without the consent of the data subjects.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)05 18-AUG-2011 Deleted Postings.
Postings that have been deleted showed up in the set of data that was received from Facebook.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)06 18-AUG-2011 Postings on other Users’ Pages.
Users cannot see the settings under which content is distributed that they post on other’s pages.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)07 18-AUG-2011 Messages.
Messages (incl. Chat-Messages) are stored by Facebook even after the user “deleted” them. This means that all direct communication on Facebook can never be deleted.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)08 18-AUG-2011 Privacy Policy and Consent.
The privacy policy is vague, unclear and contradictory. If European and Irish standards are applied, the consent to the privacy policy is not valid.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)09 18-AUG-2011 Face Recognition.
The new face recognition feature is an inproportionate violation of the users right to privacy. Proper information and an unambiguous consent of the users is missing.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)10 18-AUG-2011 Access Request.
Access Requests have not been answered fully. Many categories of information are missing.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)11 18-AUG-2011 Deleted Tags.
Tags that were “removed” by the user, are only deactivated but saved by Facebook.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)12 18-AUG-2011 Data Security.
In its terms, Facebook says that it does not guarantee any level of data security.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)13 18-AUG-2011 Applications.
Applications of “friends” can access data of the user. There is no guarantee that these applications are following European privacy standards.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)14 18-AUG-2011 Deleted Friends.
All removed friends are stored by Facebook.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)15 18-AUG-2011 Excessive processing of Data.
Facebook is hosting enormous amounts of personal data and it is processing all data for its own purposes.
It seems Facebook is a prime example of illegal “excessive processing”.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)16 18-AUG-2011 Opt-Out.
Facebook is running an opt-out system instead of an opt-in system, which is required by European law.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)24-AUG-2011 Letter from the Irish DPC. Letter (PDF) 15-SEPT-2011 Letter to the Irish DPC concerning the new privacy policy and new settings on Facebook. Letter (PDF) 17 19-SEPT-2011 Like Button.
The Like Button is creating extended user data that can be used to track users all over the internet. There is no legitimate purpose for the creation of the data. Users have not consented to the use.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)18 19-SEPT-2011 Obligations as Processor.
Facebook has certain obligations as a provider of a “cloud service” (e.g. not using third party data for its own purposes or only processing data when instructed to do so by the user).Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)19 19-SEPT-2011 Picture Privacy Settings.
The privacy settings only regulate who can see the link to a picture. The picture itself is “public” on the internet. This makes it easy to circumvent the settings.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)20 19-SEPT-2011 Deleted Pictures.
Facebook is only deleting the link to pictures. The pictures are still public on the internet for a certain period of time (more than 32 hours).Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)21 19-SEPT-2011 Groups.
Users can be added to groups without their consent. Users may end up in groups that lead other to false impressions about a person.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
Attachments (ZIP)22 19-SEPT-2011 New Policies.
The policies are changed very frequently, users do not get properly informed, they are not asked to consent to new policies.Filed with the Irish DPC Complaint (PDF)
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