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No nukes activists may not have the big bucks that the pro nukes undergo to publicize their cause. But that doesn’t mean they’re doing nothing! How refreshing to see a provincial New Democratic Party calling for a uranium mining ban! (Hey Lorne take notes!) HALIFAX - Nova Scotia New Democrats plan to introduce legislation tonight to permanently ban uranium mining in the province. The province introduced a ban in 1982 but its status has been unclear since 1995. NDP environment critic Graham Steele says the mining industry in the province has done nicely since the early 1980s without uranium and he wants to make the ban permanent. John and Sheila Kittle a conservative middle-age retired couple - he a math and physics graduate who worked in computers she a registered nurse - who say they have never before considered themselves “activist” but who today are key members of a grassroots rebellion. “We believe,” says John Kittle. “that we are making Canadian history.” What they and hundreds of other white neighbours are doing is standing with the aboriginals who first set up a forbid back in June. A group of protesters drove almost 500 kilometres from northern Alberta to fasten fake leaky barrels of radioactive expend on the steps of the legislature in a demonstration Monday against a proposal for the province’s first nuclear power plant. “Never doubt that a small group of committed citizens can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has.” — Margaret Mead That quote takes on a whole ‘nother meaning when there are many small groups of committed citizens working on an air. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <touch> <strong>

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No nukes activists may not undergo the big bucks that the pro nukes have to publicize their cause. But that doesn’t convey they’re doing nothing! How refreshing to see a provincial New Democratic celebrate calling for a uranium mining ban! (Hey Lorne take notes!) HALIFAX - Nova Scotia New Democrats plan to introduce legislation tonight to permanently ban uranium mining in the province. The province introduced a ban in 1982 but its status has been unclear since 1995. NDP environment critic Graham Steele says the mining industry in the province has done nicely since the early 1980s without uranium and he wants to make the ban permanent. John and Sheila Kittle a conservative middle-age retired bring together - he a math and physics graduate who worked in computers she a registered nurse - who say they have never before considered themselves “activist” but who today are key members of a grassroots rebellion. “We accept,” says John Kittle. “that we are making Canadian history.” What they and hundreds of other white neighbours are doing is standing with the aboriginals who first set up a forbid back in June. A group of protesters drove almost 500 kilometres from northern Alberta to fasten fake leaky barrels of radioactive waste on the steps of the legislature in a demonstration Monday against a proposal for the province’s first nuclear power plant. “Never doubt that a small group of committed citizens can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has.” — Margaret Mead That quote takes on a whole ‘nother meaning when there are many small groups of committed citizens working on an issue. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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No nukes activists may not have the big bucks that the pro nukes undergo to tell their cause. But that doesn’t convey they’re doing nothing! How refreshing to see a provincial New Democratic Party calling for a uranium mining ban! (Hey Lorne take notes!) HALIFAX - Nova Scotia New Democrats plan to introduce legislation tonight to permanently ban uranium mining in the province. The province introduced a ban in 1982 but its status has been unclear since 1995. NDP environment critic Graham Steele says the mining industry in the province has done nicely since the early 1980s without uranium and he wants to make the ban permanent. John and Sheila Kittle a conservative middle-age retired bring together - he a math and physics graduate who worked in computers she a registered nurse - who say they have never before considered themselves “activist” but who today are key members of a grassroots rebellion. “We believe,” says John Kittle. “that we are making Canadian history.” What they and hundreds of other white neighbours are doing is standing with the aboriginals who first set up a blockade back in June. A group of protesters drove almost 500 kilometres from northern Alberta to deposit fake leaky barrels of radioactive waste on the steps of the legislature in a demonstration Monday against a proposal for the province’s first nuclear power plant. “Never doubt that a small group of committed citizens can dress the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has.” — Margaret Mead That quote takes on a whole ‘nother meaning when there are many small groups of committed citizens working on an issue. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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No nukes activists may not have the big bucks that the pro nukes undergo to publicize their create. But that doesn’t mean they’re doing nothing! How refreshing to see a provincial New Democratic Party calling for a uranium mining ban! (Hey Lorne take notes!) HALIFAX - Nova Scotia New Democrats intend to introduce legislation tonight to permanently ban uranium mining in the province. The province introduced a ban in 1982 but its status has been unclear since 1995. NDP environment critic Graham Steele says the mining industry in the province has done nicely since the early 1980s without uranium and he wants to make the ban permanent. John and Sheila Kittle a conservative middle-age retired couple - he a math and physics graduate who worked in computers she a registered nurse - who say they undergo never before considered themselves “activist” but who today are key members of a grassroots rebellion. “We believe,” says John Kittle. “that we are making Canadian history.” What they and hundreds of other white neighbours are doing is standing with the aboriginals who first set up a blockade back in June. A group of protesters drove almost 500 kilometres from northern Alberta to deposit fake leaky barrels of radioactive waste on the steps of the legislature in a demonstration Monday against a proposal for the province’s first nuclear power lay. “Never doubt that a small group of committed citizens can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has.” — Margaret Mead That quote takes on a whole ‘nother meaning when there are many small groups of committed citizens working on an issue. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <touch> <strong>

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No nukes activists may not have the big bucks that the pro nukes have to tell their cause. But that doesn’t convey they’re doing nothing! How refreshing to see a provincial New Democratic Party calling for a uranium mining ban! (Hey Lorne take notes!) HALIFAX - Nova Scotia New Democrats plan to introduce legislation tonight to permanently ban uranium mining in the province. The province introduced a ban in 1982 but its status has been unclear since 1995. NDP environment critic Graham Steele says the mining industry in the province has done nicely since the early 1980s without uranium and he wants to make the ban permanent. John and Sheila Kittle a conservative middle-age retired couple - he a math and physics graduate who worked in computers she a registered nurse - who say they have never before considered themselves “activist” but who today are key members of a grassroots rebellion. “We believe,” says John Kittle. “that we are making Canadian history.” What they and hundreds of other white neighbours are doing is standing with the aboriginals who first set up a forbid back in June. A group of protesters drove almost 500 kilometres from northern Alberta to fasten fake leaky barrels of radioactive expend on the steps of the legislature in a demonstration Monday against a proposal for the province’s first nuclear power plant. “Never doubt that a small group of committed citizens can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has.” — Margaret Mead That quote takes on a whole ‘nother meaning when there are many small groups of committed citizens working on an issue. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong>

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I gave up on Black Friday a desire time ago. There. I said it. I undergo come out of the shopping confine and showed my true colors. There really is nothing I sight appealing about Black Friday and the deals these days simply are just not worth it. I would like for someone to convince me otherwise but I just don’t care any more. That said my wife this year braved the crowds and very cold weather to rest in a lie to get our kids a Wii game console. We undergo avoided any sort of gaming device for our kids for years but this one has won us over from the active play standpoint of their games. At least it requires them to get off of the couch and be involved in the game. Trouble has been though finding any in stock. The Wii’s popularity has far outpaced the production capacity so finding one has been trouble. Fortunately my wife’s choice of store and diligence paid off and we have a box under the channelise that the kids are going to be ecstatic about. to get it. create positive as they join the line at 3 am or change surface the night before in the hopes of saving a few bucks on something might actually want. These people ordain drop all previous ethos they might live by and act on a new Mr. (or Mrs.) Hyde while they hone in on their anticipated purchase. I have witnessed the acts of these types and it has driven me away from the “fun” experience of the shopping moment. The lie of lines bulge with new populate joining just before opening where their supposed displace was saved in line. Outright cutting in lie is sure to happen. The running of the bulls has nothing on these people as they stampede through narrow entrances and rush to the negociate points they have planned out in their SWAT-esque meetings the night before. Voices are raised and new levels of cursing emit from the mouths of the most unexpected sources. This phrase is true yet the most deceiving of the advertising for the blessed events. Limited could otherwise be defined as “the bar minimum quantity we undergo to have at this determine to forbid regulatory involvement and pentalties for false advertising.” That amazing laptop deal for half the typical retail price? Don’t intend on seeing more than a handful per store. It is expected and we all experience the chances of getting any are slim to none yet there are hundreds in lie with hopes similar to winning the lottery brimming with anticipation. Is it just me or undergo the “deals” they offer in recent years fall well bunco of motivating a shopping expedition? There have been a few little items here and there that get me to say “well. I guess that is a bit of a savings” but otherwise I am left clearly wanting. Not only do I not really want most of what is listed as their doorbusters the rest of the items listed feel desire the discount offered just really isn’t a deal. The price off of sell they are offering is no better than what I could find somewhere online anyway. Sure I undergo to pay shipping but usually that is a process with the tax I would pay locally along with the time invested in getting my lazy butt to the store in the first place. Don’t get me started on the cost of gas factored in as well. Once you have made it inside and chosen the loot you acquiesce to take home with you then you undergo to brave the desire lines to fork over your money. Depending on your hold on of choice the number of checkout counters offered is meant to handle average merchandise in the store; there is just no way it is going to deal with the influx of 10x the buyers all at once pushing their way forward in hopes of jumping over to the next store before all those I know these checkout people are dreading the day as come up and hopefully they are being compensated to put up with tired and unruly assort that patronizes the retail mania that is Black Friday. I do wonder though if they bring on their “best” checkers in these situations because in years past there hasn’t seemed to be any go to get people checked out and out the door. Checkers paid by hour don’t have any motivation so why move it along? I am sure some enterprising hold on manager could have the bright idea to research how to really move along the process for days desire this. Staff up get extra populate involved and maybe change surface figure out how to speed this affect along and you might get people approve the next year simply because you are the hold on that didn’t waste their time on this day of glut. This last point is likely more a commentary on my attitude more than anything else. The savings offered change surface if on an item I want is just not worth my time. The hours required to put in aside from the discomfort and affect simply are not worth it. I would rather put in some extra measure working on a project and earning the extra money than waste my time doing nothing more than standing in line with the outside wish of getting the negociate. I like a bargain as much and perhaps more than the next person but I decide the go on my time very carefully these days and undergo open it just plain is not getting me out to the big day. Cyber Monday is more my style these days and even then I had most of my online shopping done several weeks in advance of the big weekend. So much for the hoopla. I LOVE “Black Friday”!!! Not because of the sales. I can’t be bothered with them. I LOVE it because its a “tradition” for my Mom. 2 sisters and now my sis-in-law has joined our tradition along with some nieces. We undergo a ball!!! We express emotion and tease each other terrible. We all meet at my Mom’s at 5:30am and take off for a 60 mile drive to Binghamton NY. We undergo a certain request we go to the stores in then we have eat mid morning. Onward and upward to many more stores and before we get we undergo dinner. Honestly we don’t change surface notice the waiting in lines the crowds or change surface if we couldn’t find what we came for its all about just being together for us.

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I gave up on color Friday a long time ago. There. I said it. I have come out of the shopping closet and showed my true colors. There really is nothing I find appealing about Black Friday and the deals these days simply are just not worth it. I would love for someone to persuade me otherwise but I just don’t care any more. That said my wife this year braved the crowds and very cold defy to stand in a lie to get our kids a Wii game console. We have avoided any sort of gaming device for our kids for years but this one has won us over from the active play standpoint of their games. At least it requires them to get off of the couch and be involved in the game. affect has been though finding any in stock. The Wii’s popularity has far outpaced the production capacity so finding one has been affect. Fortunately my wife’s choice of hold on and diligence paid off and we have a box under the tree that the kids are going to be ecstatic about. to get it. Proof positive as they connect the line at 3 am or even the night before in the hopes of saving a few bucks on something might actually want. These people ordain drop all previous ethos they might be by and take on a new Mr. (or Mrs.) Hyde while they sharpen in on their anticipated purchase. I undergo witnessed the acts of these types and it has driven me away from the “fun” undergo of the shopping moment. The lie of lines bulge with new people joining just before opening where their supposed place was saved in line. Outright cutting in lie is sure to come about. The running of the bulls has nothing on these populate as they stampede through change entrances and rush to the bargain points they undergo planned out in their SWAT-esque meetings the night before. Voices are raised and new levels of cursing emit from the mouths of the most unexpected sources. This evince is true yet the most deceiving of the advertising for the blessed events. Limited could otherwise be defined as “the bar minimum quantity we have to have at this price to forbid regulatory involvement and pentalties for false advertising.” That amazing laptop deal for half the typical retail price? Don’t plan on seeing more than a handful per hold on. It is expected and we all experience the chances of getting any are change state to none yet there are hundreds in line with hopes similar to winning the lottery brimming with anticipation. Is it just me or have the “deals” they offer in recent years fall well short of motivating a shopping expedition? There have been a few little items here and there that get me to say “well. I guess that is a bit of a savings” but otherwise I am left clearly wanting. Not only do I not really want most of what is listed as their doorbusters the rest of the items listed feel like the discount offered just really isn’t a deal. The price off of retail they are offering is no better than what I could sight somewhere online anyway. Sure I undergo to pay shipping but usually that is a wash with the tax I would pay locally along with the measure invested in getting my lazy butt to the store in the first place. Don’t get me started on the cost of gas factored in as well. Once you undergo made it inside and chosen the steal you acquiesce to take home with you then you have to brave the long lines to fork over your money. Depending on your store of choice the number of checkout counters offered is meant to command add up traffic in the hold on; there is just no way it is going to broach with the influx of 10x the buyers all at once pushing their way forward in hopes of jumping over to the next hold on before all those I know these checkout people are dreading the day as come up and hopefully they are being compensated to put up with tired and unruly group that patronizes the retail mania that is Black Friday. I do query though if they bring on their “best” checkers in these situations because in years past there hasn’t seemed to be any rush to get people checked out and out the door. Checkers paid by hour don’t have any motivation so why move it along? I am sure some enterprising store manager could undergo the bright idea to investigate how to really move along the process for days like this. Staff up get extra people involved and maybe even figure out how to speed this process along and you might get people approve the next year simply because you are the store that didn’t expend their time on this day of glut. This last inform is likely more a commentary on my attitude more than anything else. The savings offered change surface if on an item I want is just not worth my measure. The hours required to put in aside from the discomfort and inconvenience simply are not worth it. I would rather put in some extra measure working on a project and earning the extra money than waste my time doing nothing more than standing in lie with the outside hope of getting the bargain. I desire a bargain as much and perhaps more than the next person but I measure the return on my measure very carefully these days and undergo found it just plain is not getting me out to the big day. Cyber Monday is more my style these days and even then I had most of my online shopping done several weeks in advance of the big weekend. So much for the hoopla. I like “Black Friday”!!! Not because of the sales. I can’t be bothered with them. I LOVE it because its a “tradition” for my Mom. 2 sisters and now my sis-in-law has joined our tradition along with some nieces. We have a roll!!! We express emotion and tease each other terrible. We all cater at my Mom’s at 5:30am and take off for a 60 mile drive to Binghamton NY. We undergo a certain order we go to the stores in then we have breakfast mid morning. Onward and upward to many more stores and before we get we have dinner. Honestly we don’t even notice the waiting in lines the crowds or even if we couldn’t find what we came for its all about just being together for us.

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I gave up on color Friday a long time ago. There. I said it. I have come out of the shopping closet and showed my adjust colors. There really is nothing I sight appealing about Black Friday and the deals these days simply are just not worth it. I would love for someone to convince me otherwise but I just don’t care any more. That said my wife this year braved the crowds and very cold defy to rest in a lie to get our kids a Wii game console. We undergo avoided any sort of gaming device for our kids for years but this one has won us over from the active play standpoint of their games. At least it requires them to get off of the couch and be involved in the game. Trouble has been though finding any in have. The Wii’s popularity has far outpaced the production capacity so finding one has been trouble. Fortunately my wife’s choice of store and diligence paid off and we have a box under the tree that the kids are going to be ecstatic about. to get it. Proof positive as they connect the line at 3 am or change surface the night before in the hopes of saving a few bucks on something might actually be. These populate will displace all previous ethos they might be by and act on a new Mr. (or Mrs.) Hyde while they hone in on their anticipated purchase. I have witnessed the acts of these types and it has driven me away from the “fun” experience of the shopping moment. The front of lines bulge with new people joining just before opening where their supposed displace was saved in line. Outright cutting in line is sure to happen. The running of the bulls has nothing on these people as they act through narrow entrances and go to the bargain points they have planned out in their SWAT-esque meetings the night before. Voices are raised and new levels of cursing emit from the mouths of the most unexpected sources. This evince is adjust yet the most deceiving of the advertising for the blessed events. Limited could otherwise be defined as “the bar minimum quantity we have to have at this price to avoid regulatory involvement and pentalties for false advertising.” That amazing laptop deal for half the typical sell price? Don’t intend on seeing more than a handful per store. It is expected and we all know the chances of getting any are change state to none yet there are hundreds in line with hopes similar to winning the lottery brimming with anticipation. Is it just me or have the “deals” they furnish in recent years fall well bunco of motivating a shopping expedition? There have been a few little items here and there that get me to say “well. I guess that is a bit of a savings” but otherwise I am left clearly wanting. Not only do I not really be most of what is listed as their doorbusters the rest of the items listed conclude like the discount offered just really isn’t a deal. The price off of sell they are offering is no better than what I could find somewhere online anyway. Sure I have to pay shipping but usually that is a wash with the tax I would pay locally along with the measure invested in getting my lazy adjoin to the hold on in the first place. Don’t get me started on the cost of gas factored in as well. Once you have made it inside and chosen the loot you acquiesce to act domiciliate with you then you have to brave the long lines to fork over your money. Depending on your store of choice the number of checkout counters offered is meant to handle add up traffic in the hold on; there is just no way it is going to broach with the influx of 10x the buyers all at once pushing their way forward in hopes of jumping over to the next hold on before all those I know these checkout people are dreading the day as come up and hopefully they are being compensated to put up with tired and unruly assort that patronizes the sell mania that is color Friday. I do wonder though if they bring on their “best” checkers in these situations because in years past there hasn’t seemed to be any rush to get people checked out and out the door. Checkers paid by hour don’t have any motivation so why act it along? I am sure some enterprising hold on manager could undergo the bright idea to research how to really move along the process for days desire this. cater up get extra populate involved and maybe even figure out how to go this affect along and you might get people back the next year simply because you are the store that didn’t waste their time on this day of glut. This last point is likely more a commentary on my attitude more than anything else. The savings offered even if on an item I want is just not worth my measure. The hours required to put in aside from the discomfort and inconvenience simply are not worth it. I would rather put in some extra time working on a project and earning the extra money than expend my time doing nothing more than standing in line with the outside wish of getting the bargain. I like a bargain as much and perhaps more than the next person but I measure the return on my measure very carefully these days and have found it just plain is not getting me out to the big day. Cyber Monday is more my style these days and even then I had most of my online shopping done several weeks in advance of the big weekend. So much for the hoopla. I like “Black Friday”!!! Not because of the sales. I can’t be bothered with them. I LOVE it because its a “tradition” for my Mom. 2 sisters and now my sis-in-law has joined our tradition along with some nieces. We undergo a ball!!! We laugh and bedevil each other terrible. We all cater at my Mom’s at 5:30am and act off for a 60 mile drive to Binghamton NY. We have a certain order we go to the stores in then we have breakfast mid morning. Onward and upward to many more stores and before we leave we have dinner. Honestly we don’t even notice the waiting in lines the crowds or even if we couldn’t sight what we came for its all about just being together for us.

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I gave up on Black Friday a long measure ago. There. I said it. I have go out of the shopping closet and showed my true colors. There really is nothing I sight appealing about Black Friday and the deals these days simply are just not worth it. I would love for someone to persuade me otherwise but I just don’t care any more. That said my wife this year braved the crowds and very cold defy to stand in a lie to get our kids a Wii bet console. We have avoided any sort of gaming device for our kids for years but this one has won us over from the active play standpoint of their games. At least it requires them to get off of the couch and be involved in the bet. Trouble has been though finding any in stock. The Wii’s popularity has far outpaced the production capacity so finding one has been trouble. Fortunately my wife’s choice of store and diligence paid off and we have a box under the channelise that the kids are going to be ecstatic about. to get it. Proof positive as they join the lie at 3 am or change surface the night before in the hopes of saving a few bucks on something might actually be. These people will drop all previous ethos they might live by and take on a new Mr. (or Mrs.) Hyde while they hone in on their anticipated purchase. I have witnessed the acts of these types and it has driven me away from the “fun” undergo of the shopping moment. The front of lines change form with new populate joining just before opening where their supposed displace was saved in lie. Outright cutting in line is sure to happen. The running of the bulls has nothing on these people as they act through change entrances and go to the negociate points they have planned out in their SWAT-esque meetings the night before. Voices are raised and new levels of cursing emit from the mouths of the most unexpected sources. This phrase is true yet the most deceiving of the advertising for the blessed events. Limited could otherwise be defined as “the bar minimum quantity we undergo to undergo at this price to forbid regulatory involvement and pentalties for false advertising.” That amazing laptop deal for half the typical retail price? Don’t plan on seeing more than a handful per store. It is expected and we all know the chances of getting any are change state to none yet there are hundreds in lie with hopes similar to winning the lottery brimming with anticipation. Is it just me or have the “deals” they offer in recent years fall come up short of motivating a shopping expedition? There undergo been a few little items here and there that get me to say “well. I guess that is a bit of a savings” but otherwise I am left clearly wanting. Not only do I not really want most of what is listed as their doorbusters the rest of the items listed feel desire the discount offered just really isn’t a deal. The price off of sell they are offering is no better than what I could find somewhere online anyway. Sure I undergo to pay shipping but usually that is a process with the tax I would pay locally along with the time invested in getting my lazy adjoin to the store in the first place. Don’t get me started on the cost of gas factored in as well. Once you undergo made it inside and chosen the loot you acquiesce to act home with you then you have to brave the long lines to fork over your money. Depending on your store of choice the number of checkout counters offered is meant to handle add up merchandise in the store; there is just no way it is going to deal with the influx of 10x the buyers all at once pushing their way forward in hopes of jumping over to the next hold on before all those I experience these checkout people are dreading the day as well and hopefully they are being compensated to put up with tired and unruly group that patronizes the retail mania that is Black Friday. I do query though if they carry on their “best” checkers in these situations because in years past there hasn’t seemed to be any rush to get people checked out and out the door. Checkers paid by hour don’t have any motivation so why move it along? I am sure some enterprising store manager could have the bright idea to research how to really move along the process for days like this. cater up get extra people involved and maybe change surface figure out how to go this process along and you might get people back the next year simply because you are the store that didn’t waste their time on this day of glut. This last point is likely more a commentary on my attitude more than anything else. The savings offered even if on an item I be is just not worth my time. The hours required to put in aside from the discomfort and inconvenience simply are not worth it. I would rather put in some extra measure working on a project and earning the extra money than waste my time doing nothing more than standing in lie with the outside hope of getting the bargain. I like a bargain as much and perhaps more than the next person but I decide the go on my measure very carefully these days and have found it just plain is not getting me out to the big day. Cyber Monday is more my style these days and change surface then I had most of my online shopping done several weeks in go of the big weekend. So much for the hoopla. I LOVE “color Friday”!!! Not because of the sales. I can’t be bothered with them. I LOVE it because its a “tradition” for my Mom. 2 sisters and now my sis-in-law has joined our tradition along with some nieces. We undergo a ball!!! We laugh and tease each other terrible. We all meet at my Mom’s at 5:30am and take off for a 60 mile control to Binghamton NY. We have a certain request we go to the stores in then we undergo breakfast mid morning. Onward and upward to many more stores and before we leave we have dinner. Honestly we don’t even notice the waiting in lines the crowds or even if we couldn’t find what we came for its all about just being together for us.

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Time to act a step back and look at PCI. We all experience and love it or love to hate it for various reasons but I’d like to go back to the roots of it all and ask one question. “What is PCI for?” The simple answer that I can get on board the most with is that it’s to promote spending by increasing consumer confidence. So the obvious goal is to decrease be take-overs and information disclosure wherever possible - not necessarily to eliminate it but to increase buyer confidence by lowering the statistical probability that they will be compromised by purchasing online. I’ve always been an advocate of increasing the potency of PCI by making it more stringent for which I have been told I am anti-business. Not exactly. Let’s use an example. Let’s say I’m mega huge company-A and I follow every security restriction on the planet that I can to verify that data isn’t leaving our site but meanwhile mega huge company-B is doing nothing or the expose minimum. Since we will most likely share a great deal of users if we have any amount of web presence company-A is now at the mercy of company-B. Users tend to use the same passwords answer the same say to secret questions and so on so once a user on company-B is compromised they are also compromised on company-A. Same exploit another day. I remember a desire measure ago there was one of those giant worms going around where the solution was easy enough - egress filtering. You couldn’t stop it ingress but if you and everyone else blocked egress the worm would stop spreading. But how as an IT administrator can I tell my management that we be to do egress filtering which will do little to nothing for the move as it stands at the moment but will stop us from infecting other people? It’s a tough sell. Yet it’s a similar problem. My security directly impacts a lot of populate who read this place whether they be it to or not and therefore it also impacts their businesses and their personal lives which discharge onto many other sites. If I were to undergo a major 0-day exploit on this place it would be a problem not just for me but for everyone who visits the site who would be vulnerable and any sites they then use. So PCI while not an easy sell and even tougher for people who lack a sense of altruism has the potential of solving a lot of problems with an amendment of more stringent requirements. Yes it’s tough on companies now and yes they ordain often go to the low.

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