- posted by Amy Dusto at Discovery News - Top Stories - 21 minutes agoFlying autonomous wind turbines leave ground-based turbines behind.
- posted by Amy Dusto at Discovery News - Top Stories - 21 minutes agoA new online music-making platform aims to bring out everyone's inner musician.
- posted by David Teeghman at Discovery News - Top Stories - 1 hour agoNew rules in the House of Representatives will allow congresspersons to use electronic devices on the House floor.
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Mark Stepnoski: "Stepnoski's professional career in the NFL was spent with the Dallas Cowboys (1989–1994, 1999–2000), and the Houston Oilers (1995–1998). Stepnoski won two Super Bowls while with the Cowb... - posted by Tim Wall at Discovery News - Top Stories - 4 hours agoModifying yeast eating habits could lead to improved ethanol production.
- posted by Banco de Imágenes Gratuitas at Fondos para tu computadora - 4 hours ago
[image: Mensajes para el Año Nuevo 2011 (3 versiones de lujo)]*Nota:* *Haz click aquí o sobre la imagen para ver todas las imágenes.* *Haz click sobre las imágenes para AMPLIAR el tamaño* [image: Haz cl... - posted by AdamS at Politically Confused - 4 hours ago
Britons forced to work two extra days to pay next year's tax bill British workers will have to toil until the end of May before their earnings are truly their own. For the first 149 days of 2011, every pen... - posted by null at Discovery News - Top Stories - 6 hours agoThis year the sun pulls out of a trough of low activity and heads into a long-awaited and possibly destructive period of turbulence.
- posted by Larry O'Hanlon at Discovery News - Top Stories - 7 hours agoTinkering the genome for cacao trees won't change the flavor of chocolate, molecular biologists promise.
- posted by Truth Excavator at The Excavator - 7 hours agoCitizen Journalism and the Lamo-Manning Chat Logs By Jane Hamsher Firedoglake December 29, 2010 Late last night Wired editor Evan Hansen responded to Glenn Greenwald’s request for Wired to release the fu...
- posted by David Vance at Biased BBC - 8 hours agoWondered if you came across this televisual delight from the State Broadcaster? It's the "Intelligence Squared Debate" and as balanced as you would expect... "An Elected House of Lords Will Be Bad For Bri...
- posted by AdamS at Politically Confused - 9 hours ago
" 'As the world's attention focuses on WikiLeaks and the debate it has spawned about the extent of press freedom in the information age, one European country has taken a decisive step away from that freedo... - posted by Jessica Marshall at Discovery News - Top Stories - 9 hours agoGenetically modified plants could sequester more carbon and make better biofuels. So what's standing in their way?
- posted by null at Discovery News - Top Stories - 10 hours agoThe extensive catalog was created to help conservationists, drug designers and others avoid confusion over plant names.
- posted by Phil at A Very Public Sociologist - 10 hours ago
The Council of Europe's Committee of Social Rights has published an assessment on its 47 member states' progress on the European Social Charter, which was initially signed by ten founding members in 1961.... - posted by Lu at Housewife Eclectic - 12 hours ago
In the post-Christmas haze, do you find yourself feeling buried? Perhaps by all of the surplus STUFF you have now that the holiday spoils are no longer hidden away but instead are unwrapped and underfoot? ... - posted by Phil at A Very Public Sociologist - 12 hours ago
*Guest post from Sister C* I didn’t vote in the Labour Party leadership election. I didn’t for a number of reasons but if I had voted I would have done for Ed Miliband. His campaign impressed me as a mov... - posted by Alyssa Danigelis at Discovery News - Top Stories - 13 hours agoA prototype solar reactor turns sunlight into storage-ready methane or hydrogen.
- posted by Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 16 hours ago[image: http://news-updations.blogspot.com/] An aging Russian armed cargo plane not working south of Moscow, killing all 12 people aboard, officials said Wednesday. The federal analytical group said the An...
- posted by Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 16 hours ago[image: http://news-updations.blogspot.com/][image: Justify Full] Afghanistan – An alliance patrol fought off an rebellious attack in hilly eastern Afghanistan Tuesday, on a day when two servicemen were kil...
- posted by Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 16 hours ago[image: http://news-updations.blogspot.com/] Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev has ablaze two space officials in excess of a failed rocket start on that resulted in the hammering of three satellites. The...
- posted by Ian O'Neill at Discovery News - Top Stories - 17 hours agoThe Galaxy 15 satellite that had its "brains fried" by a solar flare nine months ago is communicating with Earth again. Has this reanimated satellite corpse been resurrected?
- posted by Nima Shirazi at Wide Asleep in America - 20 hours ago"To tell deliberate lies while genuinely believing in them, to forget any fact that has become inconvenient, and then, when it becomes necessary again, to draw it back from oblivion for just so long as i...
- posted by Robin Horbury at Biased BBC - 21 hours agoFurther digging into Common Purpose to follow up yesterday's post. I accept fully Lloyd's observation (in the comments) that £150,000 spent by the BBC on Common Purpose over seven years is small beer, when...
- posted by Truth Excavator at The Excavator - 23 hours agoWe're led to believe that the United States government is a positive force in the world but this is not true. I'm not saying it couldn't be in the future, in fact, once there is a regime change in Washingt...
- posted by Truth Excavator at The Excavator - 23 hours agoWe're led to believe that the United States government is a positive force in the world but this is not true. I'm not saying it couldn't be in the future, in fact, once there is a regime change in Washingt...
- posted by Geezer Power at GEEZERPOWER - 1 day agotheAtlantic Washington Ideas Forum, September 29 - October 1, 2010 In 2009, The Atlantic, in partnership with the Aspen Institute and the Newseum, introduced the inaugural Washington Ideas Forum. Duri...
- posted by Gail at Wit's End - 1 day agoHere is my list (swallowed for too many links, and of course it's only a partial list that I threw together) posted to a Climate Progress story about trees dying from bark beetles: Pecan trees in Texas are...
- posted by brendanorrell@gmail.com at CENSORED NEWS - 1 day ago*Mohawks and Wikileaks capture most readers at Censored News* By Brenda Norrell Censored News http://www.bsnorrell.blogspot.com *Photo by Ben Powless, Mohawk, published with permission. * This week's most p...
- posted by Truth Excavator at The Excavator - 1 day agoBlue Sky Black Death - Die Hard (feat. Ill Bill & Crooked I)
- posted by Jennifer Viegas at Discovery News - Top Stories - 1 day agoBefore humans wiped them out, these fighting birds would clobber each other over territory.
- posted by Truth Excavator at The Excavator - 1 day agoMr. Kissinger, Have You No Shame? Ignore the recent excuses. Henry Kissinger's entire career was a series of massacres and outrages. By Christopher Hitchens Slate Magazine Published: December 27, 2010 Un...
- posted by Truth Excavator at The Excavator - 1 day agoIn Honor of 9/11 Survivor Janette MacKinlay By Mike Cook AE911Truth Published: December 21, 2010 *A Review of Her Artistic Book Fortunate* *After a battle with brain cancer, likely induced by the toxic du...
- posted by Tim Wall at Discovery News - Top Stories - 1 day agoInebriation is rampant in the animal kingdom.
- posted by Jennifer Viegas at Discovery News - Top Stories - 1 day agoCheetah births in captivity are rare, so the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute today proudly announced the birth of two cubs born to two separate females.
- posted by AdamS at Politically Confused - 1 day agoSomething about writing about a bunch of talmudic footy hooligans that really gets me down. So here is some more wholesome content: h/t T&F
- posted by brendanorrell@gmail.com at CENSORED NEWS - 1 day agoCante Tenza Okolakiciye - Strong Heart Warrior SocietyFree & Independent Lakota Nation Box 512, Hill City, South Dakota 57745 605-454-0449 or 605-517-1547 http://www.lakotaoyate.net/ December 27, 2010 PRES...
- posted by AdamS at Politically Confused - 1 day agoEnglish Defence League claim 78 got whiplash in crash... but only 25 were on coach Almost 80 far-Right extremists are trying to claim for whiplash injuries after a coach crash – when there were only 25 pe...
- posted by Benjamin Radford at Discovery News - Top Stories - 1 day agoA vaccine against HPV is now approved for use against anal cancer, yet few people are using it.
- Discovery News - Top Stories - 1 day agoTwenty-nine remotely controlled robots speak to students, read them books and dance to music.
- posted by Ian O'Neill at Discovery News - Top Stories - 1 day agoIf you thought the blizzards on the east coast of the US were bad, take a look at the weather on Saturn!
- Discovery News - Top Stories - 1 day agoDiscovered in Israel, the finding challenges conventional wisdom that Homo sapiens originated in Africa.
- posted by laura k (aka L-girl) at wmtc - 1 day agoDisunion is a blog about the US civil war, the bloodiest, deadliest (to Americans) war in US history. The *New York Times* began running Disunion, as far as I can tell, on October 31, 2010, with this pream...
- posted by Gail at Wit's End - 1 day agoThere has been much hope expressed that Obama's EPA will perform as the last resort to rein in catastrophic levels of greenhouse emissions, since legislation and international treaties have been the most aby...
- posted by AdamS at Politically Confused - 1 day ago*RAF Mourner Beaten Up For Having A Poppy* A SERVICE veteran has spoken of the moment two drunken thugs attacked him for wearing a poppy, screaming: “Death to all soldiers.” Grandfather Anthony O’Brien, 6...
- posted by Rossella Lorenzi at Discovery News - Top Stories - 1 day agoThese ancient Egyptian holy men served at the temple of the crocodile god Soknopaios.
- posted by Irene Klotz at Discovery News - Top Stories - 1 day agoActive black holes were at least 100 times more common 10 billion years ago. So what happened to these once ravenous monsters?
- posted by Debra at Housewife Eclectic - 1 day agoThis is the best guacamole. I have always thought that guacamole was a little bland, until we started making it like this. This guacamole has a kick to it, not so much that your mouth is on fire after you...
- posted by Debra at Housewife Eclectic - 1 day agoFour years ago today, I made the best decision of my life. We have had some crazy adventures together in these years. We went to school together, we stayed up late helping each other write papers. We wo...
- posted by Phil at A Very Public Sociologist - 1 day agoOver the last couple of weeks I've been on a short adventure in city regeneration policy. A fortnight ago I was down at Portcullis House in the Big Smoke for a morning discussion on 'Rebuilding Britain's ...
- posted by David Vance at Biased BBC - 1 day agoThe propaganda is always there, as brought to my attention by an eagle-eyed B-BBC reader; 'Missile attacks by US drones in Pakistan's tribal areas have more than trebled under the Obama administration, r...
- posted by David Vance at Biased BBC - 1 day agoTough one for the BBC. On the upside, those Mumbai folks have introduced a*Sharia linked Index * in their primary financial institution! But - gasp - they insist on calling it the BOMBAY Stock Exchange. May...
- posted by Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 1 day ago[image: http://news-updations.blogspot.com/] For the third as the crow flies year, President Barack Obama ranks as the man most well-liked by people livelihood in the U.S., according to a yearly USA Today-...
- posted by Robin Horbury at Biased BBC - 1 day agoI have begun to dig into BBC connections with a shadowy organisation called Common Purpose. This, according to some, is a sinister conspiratorial group - run by a scary woman called Julia Middleton - that ...
- posted by AdamS at Politically Confused - 1 day ago" Last week, responding to a deluge of news reports tying Israel to Wikileaks, Julian Assange announced he finally planned to release 3700 cables from the US Embassy in Tel Aviv, documents previously withh...
- posted by Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 1 day ago[image: http://news-updations.blogspot.com/] As a minimum 80 people were killed in Christmas Eve bombings and fights between Muslim and Christian youths in central Nigeria, official say. The police said on...
- posted by Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 1 day ago[image: http://news-updations.blogspot.com/] The U.S. delegation in London was a aim of a group of men under arrest last week in Britain and charged with scheme to reason detonations and preparing acts of ...
- posted by Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 1 day ago[image: http://news-updations.blogspot.com/] Iran on Tuesday suspended an Iranian criminal of spying for the Islamic Republic's arch foe Israel; the official IRNA news agency extracted a report from the ju...
- posted by Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 1 day ago[image: http://news-updations.blogspot.com/] The presidents of three West African states owed in Ivory Coast on Tuesday to tell globally cut off in office leader Laurent Gbagbo to step down or face taking ...
- posted by Tim Wall at Discovery News - Top Stories - 1 day agoDad's diet impacts genetic expression of future generations.
- posted by Truth Excavator at The Excavator - 2 days agoMonetary Revolution Begins With Competing Currencies Eric Blair *Activist Post* December 27, 2010 In recent interviews, Congressman Ron Paul has been promoting the idea of legalizing competing currencies...
- posted by Ian O'Neill at Discovery News - Top Stories - 2 days agoHow ridiculous can 2012 doomsday theories get? Although we might be scraping the bottom of the barrel, exposing these theories of doom as utter nonsense is still worth while.
- posted by AdamS at Politically Confused - 2 days agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santiniketan_Park_Association The Family Cult's Secrets Exposed " Julian Assange's Ties to Nazi Cult Julian Assange was born in 1971. His birth parents ran a touring theatre c...
- posted by Gail at Wit's End - 2 days agoClick here to watch the JibJab Christmas card from "a former Republican", to Palingates...and thanks to crystalwolfakacaligrl for sending me this wonderful comic relief! ...compare it to the story of George ...
- posted by laura k (aka L-girl) at wmtc - 2 days agoOur last list - alternate realities - didn't get a huge response. Perhaps the topic didn't resonate with many readers, or maybe the timing was off. Or it could have been a fluke, who knows. That thread is ...
- posted by AdamS at Politically Confused - 2 days agoSorry about the exports 'we' send you, America. 'Enjoy'. http://vigilantcitizen.com/?p=6072
- posted by David Teeghman at Discovery News - Top Stories - 2 days agoAn electric charging station now in test trial generates electricity for electric vehicles from solar power.
- posted by killing Mother at killing Mother - 2 days agoThe rampant and ubiquitous destruction of global habitat by *Homo sapiens*upon which human survival depends cannot be described as anything other than insanity. While many species may from time to time act ...
- posted by Ray Villard at Discovery News - Top Stories - 2 days agoIt may seem hard to believe, but a few decades ago we didn’t have clue as to what the far side of the moon even looked like.
- posted by Jennifer Viegas at Discovery News - Top Stories - 2 days agoFood found stuck between their teeth reveals that Neanderthals enjoyed cereals and other carbs.
- posted by Jessica Marshall at Discovery News - Top Stories - 2 days agoAgriculture will need to adapt to new conditions brought by climate change, but it's no worse than what farmers faced in the past.
- posted by Banco de Imágenes Gratuitas at Fondos para tu computadora - 2 days ago[image: 37 Wallpapers para el año nuevo 2011 (recopilación)] Anticipando para ustedes mis mejores deseos en este próximo año que inicia, les tengo como regalo especial *37 wallpapers para el año nuevo 2011*...
- posted by ♥ at Diary about peace and freedom - 2 days agohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_LIfs__jHE Some people wonder why we put ourselves on boats and sail across the Mediterranean to Gaza. We face one of the most vicious armies in the world, armed with only...
- posted by Cristen Conger at Discovery News - Top Stories - 2 days agoRecycling doesn’t come free. It costs millions of dollars to pickup, sort and process all those plastic bottles, aluminum cans and cardboard pizza boxes.
- posted by Amy Dusto at Discovery News - Top Stories - 2 days agoAll you need is an electron beam, a vacuum, magnets, and a mirror (UV Goggles recommended).
- posted by David Teeghman at Discovery News - Top Stories - 2 days agoA new line of clothes come with its own solar panels to charge small electronics in your pocket.
- posted by Larry O'Hanlon at Discovery News - Top Stories - 2 days agoA thriving realm of subterranean, submarine microbes could play an important role in the global carbon budget.
- posted by Alyssa Danigelis at Discovery News - Top Stories - 2 days agoKiss plastic trash goodbye. British engineers have new tech to recycle it all.
- posted by Phil at A Very Public Sociologist - 2 days agoFind below 2010's list of the top 100 UK-based tweeting political bloggers. Follower numbers were those yesterday evening. 1) (1) Alastair Campbell (52,095 followers) 2) Jon Snow (36,962 followers) 3) Joha...
- posted by David Vance at Biased BBC - 2 days agoHappened to catch the seasonal "Woman's Hour" programme this morning! (I'm in touch with my feminine side!) Was intrigued to hear lavish praise being bestowed on China's euphemistic "One Child" policy to t...
- posted by Robin Horbury at Biased BBC - 2 days agoOn the BBC website, there's still not a shred of attempted analysis of why this winter has so far been so cold not just here but now in the US - and why their beloved Met Office has got it so wrong. Odd, p...
- posted by Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 2 days ago[image: http://news-updations.blogspot.com/] Nine men under arrest in police raids a week ago have been emotional with scheme to cause explosions in Britain and with plotting terrorism offences, police sai...
- posted by Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 2 days ago[image: http://news-updations.blogspot.com/] A Russian judge distinct Mikhail Khodorkovsky and his business partner Platon Lebedev guilty of misappropriation on Monday at the end of the jailed previous oil...
- posted by Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 2 days ago[image: http://news-updations.blogspot.com/] Twin suicide bombings rocked an administration multifaceted in Iraq's western city Ramadi on Monday; with a police base saying more than 17 people had been kill...
- posted by Megaan at Current news updates, World current news - 2 days ago[image: http://news-updations.blogspot.com/] Pakistan – Supposed U.S. armaments struck a vehicle in a confrontational stranglehold on Pakistan's side of the boundary with Afghanistan on Monday, killing six...
- posted by Truth Excavator at The Excavator - 3 days agoI Love HBO. Love History. Love David McCullough. Love YouTube. Love The Internet. HBO - David McCullough: Painting With Words Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 "To me history ought to be a source of ple...
- posted by Truth Excavator at The Excavator - 3 days agoThe drums of war are heard again in Israel By Ilan Pappé Mondoweiss December 26, 2010 The drums of war are heard again in Israel and they are sounded because once more Israel's invincibility in is questi...
- posted by Truth Excavator at The Excavator - 3 days agoChristmas Day One Year Later - The Underwear Bomber-Case Closed By Kurt Haskell Saturday December 25, 2010 I've been attempting to write this article for the last 36 hours but the internet has been out at...
- posted by Gail at Wit's End - 3 days agoHere's the final proof for the Climate Hawk Pin, the idea being that us folks who are aggressive about clean energy can recognize each other - and, wearing it will initiate conversations that might otherwise...
- posted by Truth Excavator at The Excavator - 3 days agoWikipedia: Blue Sky Black Death (abbreviated BSBD) is a production duo based in San Francisco, California and Seattle, Washington.The duo consists of Kingston (real name Kingston Maguire) and Young God (...
- posted by Truth Excavator at The Excavator - 3 days agoAl Jazeera: Empire - Hollywood and the war machine
- posted by Gail at Wit's End - 3 days agoChristmas is over so it's time to catch up with the onslaught of studies and reports about our failing life support systems. I was so happy to have my three girls all in one place together, which doesn't ha...
- posted by AdamS at Politically Confused - 3 days ago"(NaturalNews) A new Consumer Reports survey has found that the vast majority of patients on prescription drug medications believe that drug companies have too much influence over their doctors. Roughly ha...
- posted by laura k (aka L-girl) at wmtc - 3 days agoFurther to my open letter to the CBC News of yesterday, it only gets worse. The *Ottawa Citzen* reports that it was a laff riot in Kandahar on Christmas, as Don Cherry and Minister of Defence Peter MacKay ...
- posted by AdamS at Politically Confused - 3 days ago*The Commies like to tell us that gender is a social construct. This is of course very convenient for them, as it means that we have all been brainwashed into our gender roles by the big corporations and b...
- posted by David Preiser (USA) at Biased BBC - 3 days agoMark Mardell is basking in The President's glory in his latest blog post, and getting things completely wrong, as usual. Although Mardell is aware that He isn't really as magical and all-powerful as He onc...
- posted by brendanorrell@gmail.com at CENSORED NEWS - 3 days agoBy Brenda Norrell Censored News http://www.bsnorrell.blogspot.com Photo: Peoples March Cancun Climate Summit by Brenda Norrell The Wikileaks cables released about Indigenous Peoples so far have focused o...
- posted by Phil at A Very Public Sociologist - 3 days agoIt's as Christmas as Noddy Holder and selection boxes. It may have only been going since 2005 but the Doctor Who seasonal special has become a firm festive favourite. According to overnight figures, it ma...
- Discovery News - Top Stories - 3 days agoA massive blizzard brought chaos to air, road and train transit.
- posted by laura k (aka L-girl) at wmtc - 3 days agoStudents at the University College London are - right now - engaged in a sit-in to protest the massive tuition increases announced by the UK government. Tuition will double and, in some cases, triple, as p...
- posted by Debra at Housewife Eclectic - 4 days agoI just wanted to take a moment and say, Merry Christmas from our family to yours. I hope you had a wonderful and Happy Christmas.
- *When Linux can run Windows* in Oracle's "VirtualBox" the interesting question rises: can Mac OS-X (say: o-s-ten) also run on Linux? The answer is 'yes, it works'. This afternoon I downloaded a copy of ver...
- posted by laura k (aka L-girl) at wmtc - 4 days agoDear CBC News: In a story about Don Cherry's Christmas visit to Canadian troops in Afghanistan, I am disgusted by your description of Mr. Cherry as "one of their fiercest backers". In what way does Mr...
- posted by laura k (aka L-girl) at wmtc - 4 days ago*It appears that the tone of this post may be more angry and emotional than I intended. I wish everyone who celebrates Christmas a joyous day. I'm not ranting or raving, merely expressing my thoughts on th...
- posted by Phil at A Very Public Sociologist - 4 days agoWe've tried so hard, but yet again the left's War on Christmas has failed to destroy the festive season. Bah humbug! Better luck next year ...
- posted by Robin Horbury at Biased BBC - 4 days agoHere for your seasonal delectation is a nice BBC picture of AGW in action - the River Wharfe at Bolton Abbey near Skipton (one of my favourite childhood haunts)covered in that warming icing for the first ...
- posted by David Vance at Biased BBC - 4 days agoCompare and contrast. It's the Archbishop of Canterbury's Christmas sermon. According to the Telegraph he will use it to hold up the Royal Wedding as a symbol of hope even in austere times. But for the BBC...
- posted by Phil at A Very Public Sociologist - 5 days agoYesterday's guilty verdict was always going to result in vicious rounds of denunciation on the left. And the various blogs that make up part of its online infrastructure would be first port of call for co...
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2010: Looking Back
December 29, 2010 — permalinkPosted by the Blogger Team
2010 has been an exciting year for all of us on the global Blogger team, and our platform is now more powerful, reliable, and active than ever before. As we close the books on another great year, we want to take a moment to look back at some of the highlights.
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