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[Akka Homestead <akkabhomestead AT yahoo.com>]

RFID is scary.  I am obviously missing some posts on this thread, so I may be 
repeating what others have already brought up, but google RFID and Walmart or 
NAIS.  My dog is chipped and I hate it.  People think it is great, but I wish 
I could cut it out of him.  They put those chips in all kinds of stuff now, 
ID bracelets, liquor bottles, cigarette packs-anything taxed by states...

--- On Sun, 9/14/08, bob ford <bobford79 AT yahoo.com> wrote:
From: bob ford <bobford79 AT yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [Homestead] Republicans....RFID
To: homestead AT lists.ibiblio.org
Date: Sunday, September 14, 2008, 11:54 PM

I had never heard of this technolgy until a little over a year ago.  I've
been doing a lot of reading, mainly in scientific journals and tech magazine
sites.  I don't understand a lot of the tech speak.  I do better with
journals like Scientific American (I've been a longtime reader).    I
follow news pretty closely and have never seen this discussed in a mainstream
news media outlook.  To me, this is shocking.......bobford

"Resolve to serve no more, and you are at once freed. I do not ask that
you place hands upon the tyrant to topple him over, but simply that you 
support
him no longer; then you will behold him, like a great Colossus whose pedestal
has been pulled away, fall of his own weight and break in pieces." 
Etienne de la Boëtie, 1553. 



----- Original Message ----
From: Lynda <lurine AT softcom.net>
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Subject: Re: [Homestead] Republicans....RFID

The U.S.'s National ID cards were hacked by German teenagers a year or so 
ago.  They are NOT secure AND all the info on them is being made available 
to both the Canadian and Mexican governments.  Now, I don't know about 
security within the Canadian government but I know the Mexican government 
makes Swiss cheese look solid!

I first posted notices about the RFIDs back in the early 90s when I was 
working for the City of Santa Rosa.  I worked in purchasing and they 
previewed them for the city when they tried to sell a system for tracking 
everything the city owned INCLUDING employee IDs.  They had proto-types of 
scanners that the cops could use by driving down a street looking for 
chipped items that had "walked" out of the supply yard at the city. 
'92 or 
might have been one year one way or the other.  If they could do that then, 
think how much better their scanning devices are now.

I have a friend whose husband works in hospitals.  He has something to do 
with IT but I'm not sure what but he travels around and fixes problems for 
some of the major hospitals in the Northwest.  A couple of years ago some of 
the hospitals were setting up tracking devices for patients and were 
implementing "tests" of chipping patients.  You sure didn't see
that make 
the major media!

Orwell barely scratched the surface!

Lynda
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "bob ford" <bobford79 AT yahoo.com>


> If people would take the time to read the entire article, just the first 
> Scientific American article, though would (or should, anyway) be astounded

> and frightened. You don't have to show any of these cards, they can be

> read through your wallet or purse , through walls, up to 30 feet away; and

> that's just the present generation of readers. Imagine what readers in
the 
> future will be able to do.
>
> I had never seen the article about the blocking wallet, though I have read

> other articles saying they are looking for technology to make future tags 
> incabable of having their signals blocked. Every move you make in life, 
> everywhere you go, everything you purchase, everything you do , will be 
> tracked and
> recorded. It is already starting to happen. They will soon be putting them

> in people. High profile people with fear of kidnapping are already 
> allowing themselves to be implanted. Orwell saw it coming , but we
don't 
> see it when it's happening. People should be raising hell. ....bobford

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I used to make various sauces, but now I just take James' approach and 
combine all the extra stuff and pour a vinegar brine over it.
Thanks James for the chipotle info.  I made some chipotle butter that was to 
die for...just dice up 2 chipotle peppers in adobo and mix it with softened 
butter.  Add some salt.  Put the butter on corn, steak, veggies...mmmmm

Akka

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> >Does anyone make a good chile sauce? I tried one a couple of years and
> it was yuck!

Extra jalapenos??    I urge you to become 'Maestro del Humo' (Master of
the 
Smoke) and try some homemade Chipotle.  Food of the gods, that stuff!

Just as the Jalapenos begin to blush to that dark mahogany color before 
turning red (but sill mostly green), perpare a bed of hardwood coals and put 
on

some hickory or maple chips (green, sappy) if you can't get mesquite in
that 
condition (don't use dry chips).   Put the whole peppers on the grill and
cover 
them ... like a smoker only you need lots more heat.  Turn the peppers once 
or 
twice until they blister and char all over.  Let them cool and rub off the 
charred skin and remove the seeds (or not).

Then you can freeze it or else add some vinegar and salt and can it.

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At  9/14/2008 03:14 PM,Clansgian AT wmconnect.com wrote:


>There are plenty of fine reasons for not voting for McCain, but the 'four
>more years' is basically a fabrication.  An effective one, one that is often
>repeated and much accepted, but a fabrication none the less.

It's not a fabrication it's an observation, a guess even but not even
close to a lie. I can see what has gone on for the last 7.5 years and
I would not be surprised if it continued if McCain and co are re-elected.

I really have to wonder why someone would come out on a list and
label an observation as a lie. Just more political stuff I'd guess.



Rob
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