New Mitt Romney Iowa Ad Makes Claim Newt Gingrich Can't: One Marriage
“There’s Too Much Misinformation About Us Out Here" An Interview With Norris Henderson | Bridge The.
By Parnell Herbert, orginially posted on Justice Roars. While sitting with Norris Henderson upstairs at the RAE House, I couldn’t help but marvel at his calm, composed demeanor. Here is a man who served many years of his life at the Louisiana State Prison at Angola, a place that was once known as ...
The municipal government of Los Angeles has passed a resolution calling for a constitutional amendment to assert that corporations are not guaranteed the rights
We are not even 12 weeks old, yet Occupy Wall Street has grown so fast, so big, none of us can keep up with the hundreds of towns who have joined the movement, or the thousands of actions - some of them just simple ones in neighborhoods, schools and organizations - that have happened.
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Plan to Widen Availability of Morning-After Pill Is Rejected - New York Times
By GARDINER HARRIS WASHINGTON — Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius overruled the Food and Drug Administration's decision Wednesday that emergency contraceptives be sold freely over the counter, including to teenagers 16 years old and ... |
Breast Cancer Review Fails to Identify Specific Causes - BusinessWeek
By Michelle Fay Cortez Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) -- A yearlong review of environmental causes for breast tumors by a US research institute failed to definitely identify any chemicals, pesticides or consumer products that trigger the most-common cancer in ... |
Some kids' cereals may have way too much sugar, a report finds - Los Angeles Times
Before you pour your child a heapin' bowl of sugary cereal, read this: The Environmental Working Group has just come out with its list of the 10 worst children's cereals. Your child's favorite might be on it. At No. 1 is Kellogg's Honey Smacks, ... |
Pradaxa Benefit Outweighs Bleeding Risk - ABC News
By CHRIS KAISER The FDA has announced today that patients taking the anticoagulant Pradaxa to reduce the risk of stroke associated with atrial fibrillation should continue to take the drug as directed, despite post-market reports of severe bleeding. ... |
Since the advent of television, we've been able to watch our presidents age almost by the day. Their faces grow wrinkled, and once-dark hair slowly turns gray. President Obama had dark hair on his inauguration day. And now, nearly three years later ... |
Bedbugs thrive despite incestuous ways - Chicago Sun-Times
By KEVIN BEGOS December 7, 2011 1:34PM FILE - In a Feb. 1, 2011 file photo, bedbugs are seen next to the tip of a finger in a container from the lab at the National Pest Management Association, during the National Bed Bug Summit in Washington. ... |
By Alice Park Wednesday, December 7, 2011 | View Comments The night shift isn't usually anyone's first choice, but in some professions — and in this economy — it can't be avoided. About 26% percent of the American workforce, including health-care ... |
Taxes could fill AIDS funding crunch: UN - Reuters
Former President George W. Bush (C) carries an Ethiopian child whose mother is receiving HI |
The Circle of Secrecy - SACSIS.org.za
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All Things Considered - NPR
The Magic Of Music And A Little Room To Groove
BBC-Home
No guilt over crackdown - Assad
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says he feels no guilt about his government's ongoing crackdown, despite reports of brutality by its forces.
BBC - Science
- Forest change risks climate goalBrazil's new Forest Code means it will struggle to meet its targets on curbing greenhouse emissions, according to a former environment minister.December-07-11 11:45:06 AM
- Two-faced Kilauea volcano exposedHawaii's Kilauea volcano draws two million visitors every year but its photogenic lava fountains and rivers hide a more tempestuous nature, say scientists.December-07-11 11:32:40 AM
- Doubt on basketball's 'hot hands'The idea of a basketball player's ability to successfully shoot a series of hoops - so-called "hot hands" - may be on shaky ground.December-07-11 11:59:09 AM
- French Alpine glaciers in retreatGlaciers in the French Alps have lost a quarter of their area in the past 40 years, scientists reporting at a conference say.December-06-11 6:24:12 PM
- Subsea mountains' 'march to ruin'Startling new images from the depths of the Pacific Ocean reveal one of Earth's most violent processes - the demise of massive underwater mountains.December-06-11 10:18:51 AM
- Athletes 'risk damage to heart'Doing extreme endurance exercise, like training for a marathon, can damage the heart, research reveals.December-06-11 7:48:01 PM
Blog of Rights - ACLU
ACLU and Its International Allies Call for Protections in New U.S.-Canadian Border Deal
CNN
Philadelphia prosecutors drop death penalty against Abu-Jamal
Philadelphia prosecutors have dropped their pursuit of the death penalty for Mumia Abu-Jamal, who was convicted of shooting a police officer three...
DA: Bernie Fine accusers credible; statute of limitations expiredCNet
PhotoWhoa like a Groupon for shutterbugs
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
Carbon Farmers of Australia
Carbon Coalition Against Global Warming
Circle of Blue Water News
Peter Gleick: Transcending Old Thinking About California Agricultural Water Use
Common Dreams
Occupy Seattle: Rats and Trash and Needles, Oh My!
Daily Bell
Wall Street Buys Up Guns
The Daily Galaxy
"Are We Entering the Danger Zone?" The Solar System's 250-Million-Year Orbit Through the Milky Way
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Durban: Rethinking climate change
Democracy Now!
Tuvalu Minister Urges World Leaders to Save Pacific Nations From Rising Seas
MAP: The Climate Change Scare Machine - The Perpetual Self-Feeding Cycle of Alarm |
Written by Joanne Nova | |
Friday, 07 October 2011 01:08 | |
Two professors of sociology think they can explain why “Climate Deniers” are winning. But Riley E. Dunlap and Aaron M. McCright start from the wrong assumption and miss the bleeding obvious: the theory was wrong, the evidence has changed, and thousands of volunteers have exposed it. The real question sociologists will be studying for years to come is: how was an exaggerated scare, based on so little evidence, poor reasoning and petty namecalling, kept alive for two whole decades? |
Discovery
First Superpredator Had Enormous Eyes on Stalks
The over 3-foot-long marine predator sat at the top of Earth's first food chain.
First Glimpse Inside Apple's Grand Central StoreE!
Education
College graduation rates: Income really matters
Food and Water Watch
What’s Wrong with this Picture?
FreakOutNation
OccupyBroadway: Mike Daisey’s Hilarious Speech to Occupy Protesters
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Gorbachev: elections 'should be declared void'
Former Soviet president says Kremlin must send people to the polls again or face long-term unrest over alleged voting fraudRussian authorities...
Mexico's war on drugs blights Acapulco resortThe Hayride
What Does Glenn Beck Have Up His Sleeve?
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Presidential Memorandum - International Initiatives to Advance the Human Rights of Lesbian ... (The White House)
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Just 1 failed dope test at RWC
The International Rugby Board says only one player tested positive for doping during the World Cup in New Zealand.
ANC legislature caucus welcomes KZN auditNew Scientist
Facial recognition software spots family resemblance
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Birther Republicans are international laughing stock
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Sorry, you’re not my type…
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National Security Demands Energy Innovation
PECAN Group
Twitter agrees to provide Library of Congress every Tweet ever Tweeted
Pesticide Action Network
Obesity & pesticides: The untold story
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Philippine Open to be seen in 200 countries
Political MoJo : Mother Jones
Psychology Today
Get Organized
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NOAA: U.S. residents say Hawaii’s coral reef ecosystems worth $33.57 billion per year
Satellite News
NASA Ready for November Launch of Car-Size Mars Rover
NASA's most advanced mobile robotic laboratory, which will examine one of the most intriguing areas on Mars, is in final preparations for a launch...
Ambitious Hubble Survey Obtaining New Dark Matter CensusScienceDaily
Psychopathy: A misunderstood personality disorder
psychopathy is not just a matter of genes -- it appears to have multiple constitutional causes that can be shaped by environmental factors
Scientific American
Two-Degree Global Warming Limit Is Called a `Prescription for Disaster'
The Star Online : Nation
Syabas withdraws defamation action against Selangor MB
Statesman
Austin fourth grade math performance goes up
TED Blog
Don’t regret regret: Kathryn Schulz on TED.com
Techdirt
Belgian Anti-Piracy Group Threatens To Take ISPs To Court If They Don't Block The Pirate Bay; Pirate Bay Traffic From Belgium Increases
Ten Percent
Behold My Mighty Psychic Powers Of Future Cognition
This Week in Science
Diamond Quantum Mechanics
USA Today
Mexico says Gadhafi son tried to enter country
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Washington Post
Is global warming slowing? A new study says no.
Using statistical techniques (detailed further by Foster here), they factored out the influence of the three biggest known natural mechanisms that can influence global temperatures in the short term — the El Niño oscillation, solar variability and volcanic eruptions.
Web MDSome Fish Oil Supplements Fishy on Quality
Some popular fish oil supplements may be a little fishy when it comes to quality. A new test of 15 top-selling fish oil supplements by Consumer...
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Chromatic typewriter invented that uses paint instead of ink
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Remarks by the President on the Economy in Osawatomie, Kansas
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NY Times’ Umbrella Man Exposed
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