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Conservative Group Compares Obama’s Policies T ...
A
day after Hurricane Sandy struck the East Coast, a conservative group
is distributing a flyer in northern Virginia that compares President
Obama’s policies to a storm rolling through the state. “WE’VE SEEN
STORMS IN VIRGINIA, BUT NONE LIKE THIS,” read the Americans for ...
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Why The Federal Government Should Handle Disas ...
Almost
on cue after Hurricane Sandy, conservatives and libertarians have begun
arguing that the federal government should get out of the business of
providing disaster relief. The function could be delegated to states and
the private sector, they claim, echoing an argument advanced by Mitt
Romne ...
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In Sandy’s Wake, Bill Clinton Calls Out Mitt’s ...
After
his adoptive hometown of New York City was devastated by Hurricane
Sandy, former president Bill Clinton railed against Mitt Romney for
having mocked the idea of climate action. In a campaign stop in
Minneapolis, MN, Clinton criticized Romney for having “ridiculed the
president for hi ...
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What Spain Should Be Teaching U.S. Conservativ ...
According
to the latest data from its government, Spain’s economy contracted for
the fifth straight quarter during the three months ending in September.
Despite this, Spain seems intent on doubling down on austerity measures,
as Reuters reported: Gross domestic product shrank for the fifth ...
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SURVEY: Americans Still Uncertain About What O ...
Findings
from a new Stanford University survey demonstrate that while Americans
have a vague understanding of the health reform law’s specifics, most
remain uncertain about what Obamacare’s specific provisions actually do.
The survey asked over 2,000 participants to decide whether 18 ...
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The Bullshit Supreme Court Ruling
"Just
because I sold you into prostitution to feed my drug-habit, .... I'm
still your father godammit! You owe me your respect and devotion!!!"
After a certain point, a line is crossed.
The blowhards who serviced stephen harper and ted opitz can believe all
they want about their exalted positi ...
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"Democracy in Crisis"
I
think it's much more insidious and "evil" than Don Lenihan describes
it, but this is still a worthwhile read.
Personally, I think there's a deliberate, self-interested and cynical
strategy of the elite to exalt the incoherent frustrations and babbling
of the stupidest among the electorate. Fo ...
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Conversation
Well,
I've got other things to do and other things to think about, AND I've
got a headache. So I think I'll just delight you with the transcript of
an actual conversation I had with a "conservative." (The whole point of
our speaking to each other was to present this clash of opposing
viewpoints ...
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Vote Suppression ... Here it comes!!!
This
is emblematic of the sort of rationalization progressives are making in
response to the bone-headed ruling by a bunch of hack Supreme Court
justices and allied moron Supreme Court justices:
By now it may have become apparent that I've been won over by the
majority ruling and I'll tip my ha ...
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I'm Not Calling For Voter ID Laws
Some
progressives have been hailing the recent Supreme Court ruling allowing
Ted "Homo-Hater" Opitz his theft of the Etobicoke-Centre election.
Supposedly, the Supreme Court of Canada has decided that our rules,
procedures and safeguards for conducting free and fair elections
shouldn't interfere ...
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Report: Councillors who meet in secret should ...
Andre
Marin, Ontario's Ombudsman, found many municipal councils throughout
the province regularly meet illegally in private. Currently, there are
no consequences for breaching the law that requires open meetings.
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Is Gallup again producing 'outlier' numbers to ...
Whether
the pollster Gallup is again producing numbers that wrongly favor the
GOP presidential candidate won't be known until votes are counted. But
they show Mitt Romney with a big national lead and a lead in early
voting when other polls differ widely.
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Will Ferguson is the winner of the 2012 Scotia ...
The
winner of Canada's most prestigious literary prize, the Scotiabank
Giller Prize, was announced this evening at a gala in Toronto. The
winner of the award will be given $50,000 and sales for their book is
expected to increase dramatically.
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Toronto woman killed by super storm Sandy
A
Toronto woman is the city's first victim of super storm Sandy, after
high winds blew a large Staples sign away, striking her in the head. The
woman, believed to be in her 50's, was walking home on Monday evening,
when she was killed.
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NASA releases stunning video of Hurricane Sand ...
A
NASA time-lapse video shows a satellite view of Hurricane Sandy's
journey across the U.S. East Coast on Monday, from dawn to dusk.
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Mississippi Launches Plan To End Child Homeles ...
Fulfilling
the wishes and happiness of children is at the heart of the holiday
season. So, now seems particularly timely for Mississippi to launch a
new plan to end child homelessness (pdf) in the state. What better way
to set the season of giving in motion than by committing to finding safe
an ...
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Thanksgiving 2.0: Food, Poverty and Telling th ...
This
Thanksgiving, most of us around the country shared a bountiful harvest
feast with friends and family. We celebrated all that we are thankful
for by gorging ourselves right into a food coma. It's the American way.
Unfortunately, it's also the American way to be thankful for all that we
have ...
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Homeless People Wanted: Must Be Open to Demean ...
What
are they thinking? People obviously don't see the homeless as human or
they wouldn't attempt to hire them to do most of the insane, demeaning
and illegal jobs out there. Here's a small sampling:
Rob dead bodies. The Aokigahara forest at the base of Mt. Fuji in Japan
is the site of 50 to 100 ...
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LA Plans to Make Homelessness Go the Way of th ...
Instead
of pretending homelessness doesn't exist, creating new laws to make it
illegal to sit or sleep in public, or sending homeless residents on a
one-way trip out of town, Los Angeles County may attempt to actually do
something about ending homelessness. And the county is setting the bar
high ...
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Don't Let Violence Against the Homeless Go Unp ...
Despite
its economic troubles, Detroit is not known for being kind to the
homeless. That's too bad, since there are nearly 10,000 homeless people
living there.
In October, police say that Steven James Diponio, 54, became so enraged
at Charles Duncan, 42, who was homeless and sleeping behind a sc ...
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U.S. Ambassador: Al Qaeda Could Plan Other 9/1 ...
April
2, 2012 Activist Post By Madison Ruppert “The US Ambassador is lying.”
–KTRN According to Ryan Crocker, the American ambassador to Kabul, if
the United States does not continue to occupy Afghanistan, al Qaeda
would be able to plan and carry out another September 11, 2001- ...
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Lawyer For Soldier Accused Of Afghan Slaughter ...
April
2, 2012 Activist Post By Madison Ruppert “Should anyone be surprised by
this? What are they trying to hide?” –KTRN John Henry Browne, the
attorney for Staff Sergeant Robert Bales, the man accused of
single-handedly massacring 17 Afghan villagers, is now accusing the Unit
...
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Orwellian Free Speech Zones Expand to Mesa, Ar ...
April
2, 2012 Activist Post By AP “Shouldn’t there be free speech everywhere?
Watch the video below. The man interviewing the cop should be given a
medal.” –KTRN The “free speech zone,” despite being anathema to the U.S.
Constitution, has been used intermitten ...
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French Constitutional Court Bans Law Enforceme ...
April
2, 2012 EFF By Katitza Rodriguez & Maira Sutton Last week, the
Conseil Constitutionnel, the highest authority on the French
Constitution, declared the provisions of a law permitting judicial and
police use of a centralized national ID database to be unconstitutional.
200 members of the ...
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How Wall Street Manipulates and Manufactures A ...
April
2, 2012 Activist Post By Tony Cartalucci An attempted color revolution
backed by Wall Street unfolded in Bangkok, Thailand in 2010, leaving 91
dead. Since then, Wall Street as well as its proxies inside of Thailand
have attempted to blame all 91 deaths on the Thai military despite
overwhel ...
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Hadi appoints new SCER
On
Monday Yemen’s interim president Mansour Abdo Hadi named several judges
to the Supreme Commission on Elections and Referendum (SCER). The SCER
is responsible for the technical aspects of elections and has a pivotal
role in maintaining or subverting the integrity of electi ...
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High risk US embassy in Yemen gets Marine rein ...
High
risk US embassy in Yemen gets Marine reinforcements as protests
continue by Jane Novak An elite Marine rapid response team arrived in
Yemen’s capital to protect the US embassy there which remains vulnerable
and in disrepair following a mob attack this week. Protests against a
video clip dee ...
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State Department ends Yemen arms embargo
Without
much fanfare or explanation, the US State Department revised its
defense export policy on Yemen and will now consider applications for
licenses to export lethal defense articles to Yemen. The July 3, 2012
Federal Register notice updates the US International Traffic in Arms
Regulations (I ...
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Yemen’s Al-Qaeda booby traps southern ci ...
Several
children were among 25 people killed by land mines planted as al Qaeda
fled Yemen’s southern province of Abyan, the Yemen Executive Mine Action
Center (YEMAC) said on Sunday. Reporting to Abyan’s governor, the YEMAC
said it had cleared or exploded over 2100 shells and mines since June
13 ...
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Yemen’s al Qaeda threatens to execute 73 hostages
Al
Qaeda in Yemen threatened to execute 73 captured Yemeni soldiers unless
the terror group’s imprisoned comrades are released. “Executing
prisoners is a serious violation of the laws of war and a war crime,”
Human Rights Watch said in a statement today. “It is also a war crime to
use detainees ...
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Looters Plague Hurricane Victims Post-Sandy
Dark
Politricks Feed
View the latest alternative news at DarkPolitricks.comThieves pose as
utility workers to con residents Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com
October 31, 2012 Despite an attempt by some to dismiss scores of tweets
sent prior to Hurricane Sandy making landfall on the east coas ...
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Sandy Total Loss Estimate: Up To $100 Billion
Dark
Politricks Feed
View the latest alternative news at DarkPolitricks.comPrisonplanet.com
Oct 31, 2012 In a stunningly accurate prediction of what to expect from a
100-year storm, the following 2011 report assessing the ‘risk increase
to infrastructure due to a sea level rise‘ pro ...
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“Fast Food is Good for Your Waistline” — Really?
Dark
Politricks Feed
View the latest alternative news at DarkPolitricks.comMike Barrett
Prisonplanet.com Oct 31, 2012 Could fast food actually be good for your
waistline? According to a writer from U.S. News Health, fast food may be
the right choice if youre looking to slim down and cut calorie ...
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Individual preparedness, not Big Government ‘m ...
Dark
Politricks Feed
View the latest alternative news at DarkPolitricks.comJ. D. Heyes
Natural News Oct 31, 2012 A headline in Tuesday’s OP-ED section of The
New York Times summed up the mentality of too many Americans these days
and all that is wrong with it: “A Big Storm Requires ...
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Who Killed Lucia and Leo Krim?
Dark
Politricks Feed
View the latest alternative news at DarkPolitricks.comDissident Voice
Article dissidentvoice.orgBy Moti Nissani On 10/25/2012 two corporate
financial media bastions, MarketWatch (an affiliate of the Wall Street
Journal) and CNBC, presented their readers with a bombshell. In ...
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Ralph Nader: The Corporatization of Your Dreams
Dandelion
Salad with Ralph Nader Oct 25, 2012 by jeannekyle [Presented by
Speakers Committee and the Political Student Assembly, a part of USC
Program Board. Ralph Nader, Consumer Advocate & Former Green Party
Candidate for President, will be at USC to discuss "The Corporatization
of America ...
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Michael Parenti: The Destruction and Colonizat ...
with
Michael Parenti Featured Writer Dandelion Salad Michael Parenti Blog
www.michaelparenti.org October 30, 2012 Oct 21, 2012 by Milina Jovanovic
Destruction and Colonization of Yugoslavia event, 09-15-2012 Parenti’s
introductory comments. Michael Parenti, part 1, Destruction & Coloni
...
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Does Voting Even Matter? by Jill Dalton
by
Jill Dalton Guest Writer Dandelion Salad recoveringarmybrat October 30,
2012 I remember sitting in the large impersonal lecture hall in my
American History 101 class feeling a bit forlorn and overwhelmed. I’m a
freshman at the University of South Carolina. It’s 1968, the Vietnam War
is raging ...
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How the 1 Percent Conjured a Monster Storm by ...
Dandelion
Salad by Chris Williams SocialistWorker.org October 30, 2012 Chris
Williams, author of Ecology and Socialism: Solutions to Capitalist
Ecological Crisis, examines the man-made factors contributing to the
disaster of Hurricane Sandy. “If the study to which you apply yourself
has a ...
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Bill McKibben on Hurricane Sandy and Climate C ...
Dandelion
Salad Oct 29, 2012 by democracynow www.democracynow.org Much of the
East Coast is shut down today as residents prepare for Hurricane Sandy, a
massive storm that could impact up to 50 million people from the
Carolinas to Boston. The storm has already killed 66 people in the
Caribbean wh ...
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Only
A Few Weeks Ago, Rupert Murdoch Was Still King Of The World
A glimpse at life before the hacking scandal, from the UK Independent :
It was only a few weeks ago that Rupert, his son James, daughter
Elisabeth and Rebekah Brooks were the talk of the town; hailed as the
king-makers to the pol ...
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Julian Assange, 2012:
They've ranked him amongst war criminals....for exposing war criminals.
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No title
This
man's brain comprehends in a fraction of a second what is about to
happen, and orders his body into what looks like a superhuman sprint to
get out of the way. The flight mechanism kicks in so fast the conscious
mind, distracted by thoughts of work, home, leisure and love, plays no
role in t ...
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Tupac Rises
Well, fuck me....
From even a few dozen rows back, reportedly, the hologram of Tupac was utterly believable.
How long before a Michael Jackson hologram culled from his greatest live performances is touring the world's stadiums?
I've been waiting decades to see holographic tech ...
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No title
Hypnotic, grin-making. A house filled with interactive reproductions of classic art, coming soon:
Starry Night (interactive animation) from Petros Vrellis on Vimeo.
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Wired Science Space Photo of the Day: The Ghos ...
Described
as a "dusty curtain" or "ghostly apparition," mysterious reflection
nebula VdB 152 really is very faint. Far from your neighborhood on this
Halloween Night, the cosmic phantom is nearly 1,400 light-years away.
Also catalogued as Ced 201, it lies along the northern Milky Way in the
roya ...
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Tricks and Treats: 12 Amazing Things About Bats
Bats
are among the world's most successful mammals. Found on six continents,
they do at night what birds do in daytime. But other than a bit of
Halloween lip service, they go largely unnoticed, and are appreciated
mostly for being scary and carrying disease. We at Wired, however, are
big fans of ...
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Curiosity Rover’s First X-Ray Analysis Reveals ...
NASA's
Curiosity rover has completed the first-ever detailed x-ray analysis of
Martian sand, determining that it contains minerals similar to volcanic
soil found at places like Mauna Kea shield volcano in Hawaii.
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Wired Science Space Photo of the Day: Degas on ...
Though
many craters are visible in this color view of Mercury's limb, Degas
gets noticed. Located near the center of the image, the distinctive blue
color of the low-reflectance material associated with Degas contrasts
with the surrounding terrain and neighboring craters. View these
previously p ...
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Human-Like Shark Vision May Be Key to Preventi ...
Structures in great white shark brains similar to those found in humans could be the key to preventing attacks by the species.
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Gideon Levy: Errors and omissions excepted – m ...
The
truth, as I wrote in the news piece, is different: "Just" 33 percent of
the respondents said they don't want Arabs to vote in parliamentary
elections, "just" 42 percent wouldn't want an Arab...
The Israeli Occupation Archive (IOA) covers Israel's military occupation
of Palestinian lands ...
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Ahead of Israel election, PA bid in UN may pus ...
Senior
Foreign Ministry officials and Israeli diplomats abroad have been
warning of a scenario in which Israel's government "goes crazy" the day
after the UN vote. And far from being insulted,...
The Israeli Occupation Archive (IOA) covers Israel's military occupation
of Palestinian lands, ...
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Jonathan Cook: Israel’s formula for a starvati ...
There
can be no doubt that the diet devised for Gaza – much like Israel’s
blockade in general – was intended as a form of collective punishment,
one directed at every man, woman and child. The goal,...
The Israeli Occupation Archive (IOA) covers Israel's military occupation
of Palestinian l ...
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Moshé Machover: On Israeli Apartheid
In
my opinion the whole semantic discussion of Israeli "apartheid" skirts
around the fundamental question: the underlying political economy of
Zionist colonization.
The Israeli Occupation Archive (IOA) covers Israel's military occupation
of Palestinian lands, now in its fifth decade. Go to ...
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How Chomsky came to Gaza: a statement by eight ...
The
eight signatories of this letter are members of the group that traveled
with Noam Chomsky to Gaza. We have spent three and a half days here in
Gaza with Chomsky, who departed yesterday. We would...
The Israeli Occupation Archive (IOA) covers Israel's military occupation
of Palestinian ...
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New Article on the Legality of Signature Strikes
by
Kevin Jon Heller
by Kevin Jon Heller The article, which is available in draft form on
SSRN, is entitled “‘One Hell of a Killing Machine’: Signature Strikes
and International Law.” It is forthcoming in the Journal of
International Criminal Justice as part of a mini-s ...
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Weekday News Wrap: Tuesday, October 30, 2012
by
Jessica Dorsey
by Jessica Dorsey International observers have criticized last weekend’s
elections in Ukraine citing systematic problems in the political and
electoral system. US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton is in Algeria,
discussing how to tackle the growing presence of Islamist ...
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In the Eye of the Storm: Developments in Inter ...
by
Kristen Boon
by Kristen Boon For those of us in the direct line of Hurricane Sandy,
it seems appropriate to highlight recent developments in international
disaster law. Many of the legal challenges arising from natural
disasters involve practical issues such as obtaining visas, removing bur
...
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Bayonets and the Law of Edged Weapons
by
Kenneth Anderson
by Kenneth Anderson With zero desire to enter into debates about
bayonets and all that politically, purely as an aside I thought OJ
readers would be the sorts of people who would take an interest in … the
law of edged weapons. There is law on the subject; I used to r ...
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Weekday News Wrap: Monday, October 29, 2012
by
Jessica Dorsey
by Jessica Dorsey The Israeli Air Force has struck back at rocket
installations in Gaza. Ethnic violence in Myanmar has displaced over
22,000 people according to UN estimates. Nigeria also experienced
violence between different religious groups after a car bomb on a
church, f ...
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Biggest Halloween Danger for AZ Kids Isn’ ...
Biggest
Halloween Danger for AZ Kids Isn’t Candy? PHOENIX - Ghosts, goblins and
zombies aren't the scariest things for Arizona children this Halloween.
Neither is the remote possibility that candy is poisoned.
According to an analysis from State Farm Insurance, the biggest safety
risk for ...
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State Land Exchange Proposal Back on AZ Ballot
State
Land Exchange Proposal Back on AZ Ballot PHOENIX - Arizona voters are
again being asked this election to decide if state trust lands can be
exchanged for federal lands. The exchanges would be limited to
protecting military bases from encroachment, enhancing the value of
trust lands, or con ...
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Cyberbullying: Beyond Schoolyard Teasing and T ...
Cyberbullying:
Beyond Schoolyard Teasing and Taunting PHOENIX - Kids have teased and
taunted each other for generations, but the wireless age is allowing
youngsters to extend their harmful reach in the form of cyber-bullying.
Using technology to threaten or humiliate peers can range from sending
...
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Tempe Walk Headlines Final AZ Events of Breast ...
Tempe
Walk Headlines Final AZ Events of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
PHOENIX – One of the final events of Breast Cancer Awareness Month is
Saturday's fundraiser for research and education at Tempe Beach Park.
The three-mile, non-competitive walk is called Making Strides Against
Breast Ca ...
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Arizona Community Legal Services Marks 60th An ...
Arizona
Community Legal Services Marks 60th Anniversary PHOENIX, Ariz. - This
is National Pro Bono Week, a week when lawyers across the country
provide free legal advice. A local Arizona agency is marking its 60th
anniversary of offering year-round, cost-free legal services. ...(Read
More)
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California Newspaper Editorial Boards Spread F ...
By
Michele Simon Each election season, proponents and opponents of the
various initiatives on the California ballot hope for the state’s major
newspaper endorsements. While you can’t expect every paper to endorse
your side, Proposition 37, which would require labeling of foods
produced using gen ...
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Center for Food Safety Releases New Geneticall ...
Latest
research shows 61 nations enforce consumer ‘right to know’ laws for GE
foods, while U.S. lags behind Center for Food Safety (CFS) has announced
the release of its new, interactive Genetically Engineered (GE) Food
Labeling Laws map detailing the powerful, growing presence of laws
requiring ...
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Why California Needs Prop 37: Center for Food ...
by
Rebecca Spector, West Coast Director Center for Food Safety (CFS) has
been fighting for labeling of genetically engineered (GE) foods and the
public’s “right to know” since its inception fifteen years ago. Just as
the public has the right to know if food is irradiated or contains high
fructos ...
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“Pink Slime” Lawsuit May be Frivolous, But Cou ...
By
Michele Simon To no one’s surprise, Beef Products Inc. (BPI) – maker of
the ground beef product that took on the moniker of “pink slime” –
filed a defamation lawsuit earlier this month against ABC News and
several individuals. As I wrote in March at the height of the media
uproar and consumer ...
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Center for Food Safety Calls Dow, SOCC Backroo ...
Today,
Center for Food Safety issued a response to a joint statement by The
Save Our Crop Coalition (SOCC) and Dow Chemical announcing SOCC has
dropped its opposition to 2,4-D resistant “Agent Orange” crops. This
backroom agreement was made prior to any approval of 2,4-D resistant
crops by the U ...
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The Best Sources for Real Estate Listings
Posting
your home into some credible Real Estate Listings are the best way you
can do if you want to sell your property right away. It is not expensive
either to do real estate listing. Most of home sellers nowadays have
got their property listed for a very minimal amount, and most of these
sell ...
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House Hopping
House Hopping
Adolescent years are a challenge. For everyone involved. Young
individuals searching, yearning for their independence though not yet
prepared to manage the cost/benefit scales of life. Crazed parents hurt
by their child's sudden rebuttals and scared by both their loss of
control ...
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Buying Property
Buying Property
In buying property, you need to know on the things on what you want to
do in on your property. It also means that anything you want to wish to
have in your property. It can be like a beautiful view in which you can
view the sea or the city or an urbanized area. Well, people do ...
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IRA Real Estate Investments: Real Estate Investing
IRA Real Estate Investments: Real Estate Investing
Aӏmоѕt еνегуtһіng іn tһе world today wіӏӏ nеνег ӏаѕt аnԁ tһаt іѕ а fact.
Obviously, tһіngѕ ѕһоυӏԁ change nо matter wһаt еνеn wіtһ tһе assets уоυ
аге tгуіng tо invest іn уоυг IRA. If уоυ аге іn tһе field оf investing,
уоυ wіӏӏ аn idea tһаt IR ...
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Real Estate Investing Myths
Real Estate Investing Myths
Myth #1 - Real estate investing requires money to invest.
Yes, money is required for you to invest in real estate. It just does
not have to be your own. Some of the options that are available are
co-ownership, financing from moneylenders and the seller financing t ...
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Fractal Reality
We
inhabit a place in space, time and probability where none of the
coordinates that we use to measure them have raced into infinity so far.
But instead of a flat, sterile, constant and unchanging space, we live
in a complex, dynamic, and unpredictable reality. In short, we inhabit
chaos. Just l ...
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Apple’s Superiors Jumped the Gun?
Maybe
Apple should have waited to announce iOS6 at the same time with the
iPhone 5 launch, or announced the iPhone 5 sooner. Opinions about the
new iPhone vary from “evolutionary” to “boring”. iOS6 on the other hand,
is definitely more atractive. If Apple had chosen to co ...
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O Ridiculous Fortune
O
fortuna! Velut luna, statu variabilis! Semper crecis et decrecis, vita
detestabilis! (Carmina Burana) O fortune! Like the moon you are
ever-changing: Always increasing and decreasing, making life
detestable!(Rough translation) Whenever I’m feeling depressed, laughter
is often the way out ...
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Where’s the switch?
I’ve
been somber for two days in a row, which isn’t very common in me
anymore. It feels as if someone turned off the light. I suspect that in
the chemicals of my brain, this is not too far from the truth. Lately I
haven’t had to make an effort to feel well. I could [...]
Relate ...
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Older and Wiser
I
had feared my coworkers would forget my birthday this morning, since
even one of my closest friends saw me this morning and apparently
forgot. But they didn’t! This reminds me of past birthdays in Mexico,
and shows me that the people at Kansas City Southern, Mexico are
classier than any ...
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How NOT to Introduce New Green-Tech: The Cauti ...
We
have just ended four weeks during which Israeli business and politics
were almost completely shut down due to a spate of Jewish holidays.
There’s a known refrain in Hebrew: “After the Holidays”, meaning “Don’t
worry, we’ll get back to you sometime in Octobe ...
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Netanyahu’s UN Speech also had REALLY-NO ...
…but
they were completely upstaged by his Wile E. Coyote climax.
These parts are highly worth revisiting. Bibi’s brazen, out-and-out
racism and lunatic brand of nationalist-supremacy, were expressed in no
uncertain terms upon the United Nations stage. The man’s true colors wer
...
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Bibi’s Wile E. Coyote UN Speech: a Symbo ...
Beyond
everything else, it was a good laugh. Here he is, the Village Idiot
that my countrymen and women back home cannot find a way to get rid of,
standing on the United Nations podium with the smug self-importance only
a Village Idiot can muster, and drawing a red line on Wile E. Coyote’s
...
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Hiroshima Survivors to Visit Israel
The
Hibakusha Peace Boat Project
The Hibakusha Peace Boat Project is a unique, civil society initiative
that enables Hibakusha (survivors of the atomic bombings in Hiroshima
and Nagasaki) to participate in around-the-world voyages to give
personal testimonies about the effects of the atomic bomb ...
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Military and Settler Vandalism Escalates as Co ...
We
continue to follow, report and support the struggle of the Palestinian
residents of the West Bank’s southernmost region, to continue living on
their ancestral lands which they legally own.
One would think that in an enlightened society such a simple request
would be guaranteed beyond do ...
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Yediot’s Plocker: Thank you Mossad for r ...
On
Sunday (January 9 2011), Yediot’s Itamar Eichner reported [emphasis
mine; full translation here]: Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is
furious with outgoing Mossad Director Meir Dagan because of the briefing
Dagan gave journalists last Thursday. In the course of that briefing,
Dagan sha ...
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“Rejectionist front”: Maariv detai ...
As
Israel’s diplomatic position erodes and the Palestinian Authority’s
campaign for the unilateral recognition of a state in the 1967 borders
gains ground, the demand for “direct negotiations” has become a central
talking point of Israeli government spokespeople. Here ...
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New Yorker editor David Remnick to Yediot:  ...
On
December 24 2010, Yediot’s Friday Political Supplement ran an interview
with New Yorker editor David Remnick by Adi Gold. Most of the interview
was dedicated to his new biography of Barack Obama. Gold did ask a
political question on Israel and Reminck’s response was very blunt. No
...
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Breaking the Silence’s landmark new book ...
Breaking
the Silence has just published a landmark collection of soldier
testimonies from the Occupied Territories spanning the period 2000-2010.
The 432 page book can now be browsed, downloaded and embedded here. If
you read nothing else, take the time to look over the first to pages of
the int ...
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Following local pressure, Adidas reconsiders s ...
This
Maariv article [full translation below] from Friday is particularly
badly written and repetitive, so I’ll summarize. Jerusalem Mayor Nir
Barkat decides to hold the first Jerusalem International Marathon in
March 2011. He gets Adidas to sponsor the event. An Israeli runner
registers an ...
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Left Behind
The
media complain that Blogs are too powerful for their own good, but when
a story of serious consequence has negative political implications to
the left, the media reactions are universal. Ignore it! This time they
have gone too far. I wouldn’t vote for anyone involved in this situation
...
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Required Reading
For
those seriously interested in climate sensitivity, Paul K has a very
interesting post up at Lucia’s. Pinatubo Climate Sensitivity and Two
Dogs that didn’t bark in the night
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Will Penn State Ever Learn?
Michael
Mann has decided to sue for defamation because someone compared him to
Sandusky. Besides the general disgust for the Penn State sexual
scandal, there was a certain irony for me in that brought about an
article discussing what is a solidly apparent cultural deficiency in the
university ...
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Crazy Stuff on Michigan Ballot
PROPOSAL
12-3 A PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE STATE CONSTITUTION TO ESTABLISH A STANDARD
FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY This proposal would: Require electric utilities to
provide at least 25% of their annual retail sales of electricity from
renewable energy sources, which are wind, solar, biomass, and
hydropower, ...
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Tax the 3%
I
am tired of politics but in the recent debate a topic which I have
frequently discussed here took center stage. Taxation of private
business in America. Recently, I was critiqued by several readers for
making the exact same points that were stated by Romney and Obama. Those
unknown wealthy peo ...
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Spencer Soper Wins Sidney Award for Exposing B ...
Business
reporter Spencer Soper of The Morning Call has won the October Sidney
Award from the Sidney Hillman foundation for his expose of Dickensian
conditions in Amazon.com's warehouse in Pennsylvania.
Temperatures inside the "fulfillment center" soared to over 100 degrees
over the summ ...
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Spencer Soper Wins Sidney Award for Exposing B ...
Business
reporter Spencer Soper of The Morning Call has won the October Sidney
Award from the Sidney Hillman foundation for his expose of Dickensian
conditions in Amazon.com's warehouse in Pennsylvania.
Temperatures inside the "fulfillment center" soared to over 100 degrees
over the summer ...
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Spencer Soper Wins Sidney Award for Exposing B ...
Business
reporter Spencer Soper of The Morning Call has won the October Sidney
Award from the Sidney Hillman foundation for his expose of Dickensian
conditions in Amazon.com's warehouse in Pennsylvania.
Temperatures inside the "fulfillment center" soared to over 100 degrees
over the summer ...
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Bachmann's Anti-Vaccine Rhetoric is Bad Scienc ...
Hey,
Michele Bachmann, you know who was really, really pro-vaccination? The
Founding Fathers. Read all about it in my new article at The Nation.
George Washington argued for mandatory inoculation of citizens against
smallpox and mandated the inoculation of the Continental Army, under the
...
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Bachmann's Anti-Vaccine Rhetoric is Bad Scienc ...
Hey,
Michele Bachmann, you know who was really, really pro-vaccination? The
Founding Fathers. Read all about it in my new article at The Nation.
George Washington argued for mandatory inoculation of citizens against
smallpox and mandated the inoculation of the Continental Army, under the
. ...
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Peru police clashes with illegal gold miners: ...
Thousands
of illegal gold miners battled police for control of a regional capital
in the Amazon basin on Wednesday and at least three people were killed
by gunfire. Outnumbered riot police fired tear gas against miners who
wielded clubs and rocks and tried to seize strategic facilities in Puert
...
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Brazil to Dilma: Fulfill campaign promise!
The
Forest Code is dwindling, and with it the Brazilian forests. Soon to be
voted in the House, the text that distorts the country’s main
environmental law was the target of a demonstration today in Brasilia,
which brought together social movements and environmental groups, asking
the Pr ...
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European energy corporation plans to flood Rai ...
Spanish
energy cooperation Endesa (subsidiary enterprise of the Italian Enel
cooperation) is builiding a giant hydro-electric power plant next to the
River Magdalena, Colombia- The construction work has started today- the
protest camps of the local farmers and fishermen have been evacuated by
fo ...
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Plastic eating Fungi discovered in Amazon Rain ...
The
group of students, part of Yale’s annual Rainforest Expedition and
Laboratory with molecular biochemistry professor Scott Strobel, ventured
to the jungles of Ecuador. The mission was to allow “students to
experience the scientific inquiry process in a comprehensive and
creative way. ...
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Justice for 8year girl burned alive by loggers ...
Loggers
in Brazil captured an eight-year-old girl from one of the Amazon’s last
uncontacted tribes and burned her alive as part of a ‘campaign’ to
force the indigenous population from its land! Sign Petition and share:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/813/288/541/ The ...
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The Reality Principle -Episode 2
“Pipelines,
Politics, and People” with Steve Horn “A century ago, oil was just an
obscure commodity; today it is almost as vital to human existence as
water.” – James Buchanan There are countless factors that contribute to
the geopolitical reality of today’s world. None are more infl ...
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BFP Select Nightly News & Editorials- October ...
Please
help us continue this work. We do not have foundation bosses or
fund-ers. We do not serve the corporate fund-ers by being their
advertisement platform-stage. We solely depend on you and your direct
support. Please support this home of the irate minority, and thank you
for all you do: Supp ...
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Empire, Power, and People with Andrew Gavin Ma ...
The
TPP: Obama’s Transnational Corporate Tyranny The Trans-Pacific
Partnership – or TPP – is a so-called “trade” agreement which has been
negotiated by the Obama administration in secret for three years,
involving 11 countries along the Pacific rim, and while Congre ...
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BFP Select Nightly News & Editorials- October ...
Please
help us continue this work. We do not have foundation bosses or
fund-ers. We do not serve the corporate fund-ers by being their
advertisement platform-stage. We solely depend on you and your direct
support. Please support this home of the irate minority, and thank you
for all you do: Supp ...
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The EyeOpener- Psyops 101: An introduction to ...
Psyops,
or psychological operations, is a term used to describe the techniques
of psychological manipulation used in warfare. These operations are used
to deceive, confuse, disrupt and demoralize the enemy, with an aim
toward weakening enemy resistance or even causing enemy forces to
surrender a ...
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Expose the BNP: activists’ meeting
Over
the summer we have seen the extreme right enter parliament in Sweden
and racist deportations of Roma people from France.
Here at home the EDL have continued to target cities with Muslim
communities, while the police are bringing trumped-up charges against
anti-fascists.
November 6 sees a na ...
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Rotherham fascist leads secret double life
A
BNP activist is living a secret double life, desperate to prevent his
employers from finding out about his extremist views – despite having
stood as a candidate in last month’s election.
Tom Holmes (25) received 715 votes in the recent elections for Rotherham
Council but has managed to keep hi ...
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Nick Griffin humiliated in Barking defeat
The
British National Party have suffered a humiliating defeat in the
general election when Nick Griffin failed to gain a Westminster seat for
the East London ward of Barking. Labour MP Margaret Hodge secured the
seat with a 16,000 majority, with Griffin trailing third after the
Conservative cand ...
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Ten questions that expose Nick Griffin
On
the day that the BNP launches its election manifesto, Expose the BNP
has researched 10 questions for journalists to put to the BNP leader,
the answers to which reveal him to be a deeply racist, anti-Semitic
Holocaust denier who boasts about his criminal past.
1. In which year did you stop den ...
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Workshy Griffin left his parents penniless
On
yesterday’s Today programme, BNP leader Nick Griffin told the Radio
Four audience that “Liberal economics … have utterly bankrupted this
country.”
The truth is that Nick Griffin was himself declared bankrupt in 1991.
Over several years thereafter he destroyed his parents’ finances as we
...
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Sonic boon
A
search for the healing power of sound
I’m lying in A bed that’s as hard as nails with a series of strings
along the sides and two gongs above my head. It’s known as a gong bath,
and Gwen de Jong, a practitioner of sound healing at Spirit Connection
in Amsterdam ...
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The secret’s in the sauce
What
my father’s recipe for pasta marinara says about the future of
capitalism
As the daughter of a Neapolitan, I grew up eating pasta with marinara
sauce. My father didn’t always make it from scratch, but he did so often
enough for me to follow his recipe through memories. Fr ...
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Clean water, clean energy
In the prosperous West, we generally only get worked up about clean
water and electricity when the bill arrives in the mail, and we discover
that once again, we’ve been showering too long and leaving the lights
on too often. But in many parts of the world, people can only dream ...
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Blocking CO2 to beat malaria
Mosquitoes are so difficult to elude because they pursue us via the CO2
exhaled in our breath. That’s annoying when we’re relaxing outside on a
summer evening, but it’s devastating for the 200 to 300 million people
who contract malaria annually. More than 1 millio ...
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A winter’s tale
Celebrating
the return of the bald eagle
In the Iowa winter, as the poet Robert Hass wrote, “a farmer’s dreams
are narrow,” and autumn can inspire me with a kind of dread as I work in
the garden that will soon be buried under snow. But this coming winter,
as the ...
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Supreme Court Spurns Justice
Several
previous articles discussed the Holy Land Foundation (HLF) charity
case. Five extraordinary human beings were wrongfully convicted and
sentenced to long prison terms. They're doing hard time in America's
gulag.
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Greek Whistleblower/Journalist Risks Imprisonment
Doing
the right thing is risky. Greek magazine publisher Costas Vaxevanis
faces charges of violating state privacy laws. Potentially he faces two
years in prison.
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Alarming Sinkhole Continues to Cave In: Seismi ...
The
treacherous sinkhole that first appeared on Aug. 4 in Bayou Corne
continues to cave in. On Oct 30, a 20-ft by 80-ft section caved in on
the east side of the sinkhole, just a week after a "short duration,
pronounced seismic event was recorded at the site."
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China takes over Bryce Canyon
That
other storm approaching -- the fiscal cliffhanger -- when the Bush-era
tax cuts will be gone by January 1, with the predictable follow-up of
more Washington gridlock, another downgrade of US debt, panic on global
stock markets, etc. There was hardly any signs of a "recovery" in Salt
Lake, e ...
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Romney's Latest Lie, His Former Lies, and Why ...
Anyone
who tells or countenances lies such as Romney tells cannot be trusted
to hold the highest office in our land, because he has no compunctions
about feeding false information to the public. In recent memory we've
had a president who told us there were "weapons of mass destruction" in
Iraq, ...
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Electric Car Sales Increase 228 Percent
Max Baumhefner, Sustainable Energy Fellow, San Francisco
Automakers operate on a different calendar, in which the
2012 model year recently came to a close. As my colleague, Luke
Tonachel, explains, this was the year of the green car, with reco ...
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Year of the Green Car: 2012 Autos Set Records ...
Luke Tonachel, Vehicles Analyst, New York City
2012 is the greenest new automobile fleet ever.
Preliminary data for model year 2012, which ended with September, show
that new records have been set for fleetwide average fuel economy and
the sales of ...
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Energy Efficiency: The Path to Constructing Ch ...
Susan Casey-Lefkowitz, Director International Program,
Washington, D.C.
With the costs of climate change increasing daily, we need the savings
to be gained from energy efficiency more than ever. In India, the state
of Andhra Pradesh just ann ...
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Superstorm Sandy Reminds Us Why We Have to Car ...
Adrianna Quintero, Senior Attorney, Director, La Onda
Verde de NRDC, San Francisco
Over the years I’ve written several blogs about the
connection between extreme weather and climate change, so watching Sandy
pummel the East Coast compelled me ...
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Americans Increasingly Believe There Is Proof ...
Kristin Eberhard, Legal Director, Western Energy and
Climate Projects, Santa Monica
Another national poll confirms that Americans
increasingly believe there is solid evidence of global warming and that
human activities are mostly to blame for climat ...
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MIDSIZE MATTERS: Patent lawyer found the link ...
The
NLJ talks to Brinks Hofer partner Eric Sosenko about identifying the
world's most patented sport as well as other pressing patent matters.
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Sixth Circuit upholds Michigan ban on controve ...
The
American Freedom Defense Initiative, which won court victories for its
controversial ads in the face of opposition by transit authorities in
New York and Washington, suffered a different fate in a recent federal
appeals court decision.
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Law firms, courts and schools struggle to cope ...
East
Coast legal communities were mopping up on October 30 as the
"superstorm" Sandy finally began to quit the region. Power outages, mass
transit shutdowns and wind and water damage meant a second day on
hiatus for attorneys, judges and students in the storms' path.
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Intellectual Property Trademarks: A Special Report
The
Internet spotlight can create a backlash against overaggressive
trademark owners, even if they have legitimate claims. In this special
report, we examine this trend as well as nontraditional trademarks,
injunctions in trademark cases after eBay, plus ten hot issues in
trademark law and how t ...
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Law schools discovering the charms of city life
A
number of law schools are preparing to ditch their university campuses
for downtown digs that will place them within steps of state and federal
courthouses, law firm offices, government agencies and major
corporations.
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Community Workshop in Tioga County on Environm ...
The
Clean Air Council and Penn Environment, state-wide environmental
groups, will give an educational workshop in Tioga County for residents
of north-central Pennsylvania on Saturday, March 24, 1-4 PM. The
training will be held at the W.M. Tokishi Training Center, NYPUM Drive,
Wellsboro, PA 1690 ...
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New State Impact PA App
Since
I now live in south central PA (I moved south from Tioga County; north
central PA) and have less access to the center of the gas drilling, I
frequently use State Impact PA as a resource as well as tune in to WITF
radio on my commutes to work, when I’m not pedaling my [...]
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OilandGasHelp.com
I
happen to be looking for the location of a specific Northwest Savings
Bank in PA and when I pulled up their website I found the below link.
http://www.oilandgashelp.com/ It looks like Northwest Savings Bank has
put together a section of their website to answer questions or help
folks who are c ...
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The Passage of House Bill 1950…
I
thought I’d highlight a few of the items that I find horrifying that
passed with house bill 1950 during yesterdays vote. Municipalities will
no longer be safe from drilling and the acceptable distances of drilling
pads and compressor stations from homes or public spaces, such as
schools, ...
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Update on PA Roads Effected by Gas Drilling fr ...
From
the DCNR website: In recent years there has been a marked increase in
natural gas activity in state forests in north central Pennsylvania
. Visitor experiences and road usage can be impacted by this activity.
Loyalsock State Forest Bodine Mountain Road: Heavy gas activity is to be
expected ...
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Vulnerability of Infrastructure Revealed Durin ...
The
storm that crippled the New York City region has revealed the extreme
vulnerability of its transportation and electricity infrastructure and
highlights the need to better protect subways, tunnels, low-lying roads,
and power substations as sea levels rise
View gallery
Andrew Burton/Getty ...
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Photos Reveal Finch Species Long Thought Vanis ...
Photos
taken in a remote region of the Tibetan Plateau have revealed the
existence of a rare species of finch long thought to have vanished.
During a trip to Xinjiang, China in June, a French photographer
Click to enlarge
Photo by Yann Muzika
The Sillem’s mountain finch snapped images of ...
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French Panel Rejects Study That Linked GM Corn ...
An
independent state panel in France has rejected the findings of a recent
controversial study that linked genetically modified corn to cancer in
rats, but the panel did recommend long-term research into the risks of
genetically engineered food. In the report, requested by the French
government, ...
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Solar Geoengineering Projects Could Be More Ef ...
A
new modeling study by several geoengineering experts suggests that
injecting aerosols into the atmosphere to block more of the sun’s energy
and reduce temperatures could be most effective when done on a
region-by-region basis. The study, published in the journal Nature
Climate Change, said tha ...
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Why Are Environmentalists Taking Anti-Science ...
On
issues ranging from genetically modified crops to nuclear power,
environmentalists are increasingly refusing to listen to scientific
arguments that challenge standard green positions. This approach risks
weakening the environmental movement and empowering climate contrarians.
BY FRED PEARCE
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In emails to UK police, Anonymous seeks solidarity
The
online movement known as Anonymous has made an unusual appeal to
British police: "Stand with us." Authorities said Thursday that the
cyber rebels apparently broke into a forum called UKPoliceOnline to
steal officers’ email addresses, which they used to distribute a
manifesto to current and f ...
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Conscious or Not? Brain Responses Bring Scient ...
When
a brain-damaged person seems unresponsive, the uncertainty is
excruciating. Is the person in a vegetative state, awake but not
conscious, or are they minimally conscious, still retaining some shreds
of awareness? Scientists can now distinguish between people in
vegetative and minimally cons ...
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Was human technology superior to neanderthals’?
Why
our neanderthal cousins died out is the source of intense debate in
evolutionary anthropology, with a plethora of ideas being thrown back
and forth between competing camps. Certainly I’ve written my fair share
of posts on the subject. Sadly there is little definitive evidence for
any of them ...
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The Roof Comes Off the Parthenon: Greek Auster ...
Rumors
of budget cuts have been trickling out for the last four months. Now a
94-page draft memorandum, yet to be officially released, appears to
detail Greece’s new austerity measures in full. The draft states an
increase of 5 percent on personal taxes made last year will be retained
through 20 ...
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Earth’s Magnetic Field Made Quick Flip- Flop
Earth’s
magnetic field reversed extremely rapidly soon after modern humans
first arrived in Europe, completely flip-flopping in less than a
thousand years, new research suggests.
These findings, detailed in the journal Earth and Planetary Science
Letters,could shed light on how and why magnetic ...
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9/11 Total Proof: Bailed-out Bankster's Inside ...
I
don't necessarily agree with all the info presented here, such as
explosives being responsible for the damage to WTC 6. That said, many
interesting points are made that are well worth considering.
Published on Oct 30, 2012 by WarCrime911
The motivation for this video came from readi ...
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War is A Lot Scarier Than Halloween
http://progressivepress.com/peaceweek.html On
a lighter Halloween related note, here is a 9/11 was an inside job
Monster Mash parody song produced for the "Stew's Conspiracy Funhouse"
podcast, as well as an interactive zombie film, both made by blog
contributor Stewart ...
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9/11: Journey for Truth
Published
on Oct 30, 2012 by wearechangect
Rena Patty & Pamela Senzee reminiscing their journey bike riding
from the San Juan Islands, WA on July 25th to WTC 7 on October 27th
handing out AE911 truth DVD's and information to Firefighters, Police
Officers, Churches & general public.
Check ou ...
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9/11 Debate: Jon Gold Vs. Pat Curley
Published on Sep 17, 2012 by Jon Gold
I combined the three parts, and increased the audio.
Related:
'Debunker' Related Excerpts from and Review of '9/11 Truther The Fight for Peace, Justice and Accountability' by Jon Gold
Debunking the Debunkers search results: Pat Curley
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911 Conspiracy Debunk This 08 (RL13)
Published
on Oct 22, 2012 by ChangeDaChannel
Weekly reload for new subscribers or in case ya missed it. A show for
debunkers to do their thing as well as for the choir to have a reference
point. So many people find it hard to believe that we are being
Poisoned, tested on, lied to, that plans a ...
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Twitter Step by Step
Twitter
management can be a daunting task. There are a lot of articles telling
you the do's and don'ts of Twitter, however it can still be difficult to
pin down exactly what you should be doing each day step by step. If you
are having a hard time getting organized and keeping up with everything
...
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SEO Tips For Your Blog and Business
When
was the last time you thought about your site beyond adding content? It
is probably time to take a look at how things are organized. When you
started the site you had certain goals, ideas and experiences, now as
time has passed it is a good idea to take another look at those goals
[...]
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How To Choose Keywords
Every
day millions of searches are performed on the internet and all of those
search terms are saved and provided to us to peruse at our discretion.
Unfortunately, on the other hand, there are millions of searches
performed every day on the internet and ALL that data is saved and
provided to us ...
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Why Social Media Isn’t Working For You
So
you took the first step and signed yourself up for some social media
sites and started marketing yourself and now you're waiting for the
traffic to start rolling in. You've done your research about social
media marketing and everyone tells you to find followers, engage them
and turn them into ...
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How Do I Tweet – Writing the $6 Million Dollar ...
Twitter
recently made claims that they had reached 100 million users. A fairly
impressive feat to be sure, and that is reflected in the pull people
give to twitter as a social media outlet. Great tweets can make you a
star as fast bad ones can kill your image.
Most of the time tweets just pass ...
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Human rights protest mars Indonesia’s state vi ...
Dozens
of protesters gathered outside Downing Street to mark the visit of
Indonesia's President to the UK© SurvivalA demonstration by Survival
International and dozens of human rights protesters has marred the start
of Indonesia’s first state visit to London in 33 years.
Protesters held ba ...
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London visit by Indonesian President fuels hum ...
Survival’s
protest will coincide with the arrival of Indonesia’s President in
London.© SurvivalSurvival International will join dozens of protesters
tomorrow (October 31), to demonstrate against Indonesia’s brutal
repression of West Papua’s tribal people, coinciding with the country’s
first stat ...
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‘Kill us all, then bury us here’: desperate ap ...
The
Guarani are forced to make a perilous river crossing using a narrow
cable to get food supplies.© MPF/SurvivalA group of Brazilian Indians
who endured violence and death to return to their land have made a
dramatic appeal to the government after learning that they face eviction
once more.
Th ...
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UK snubs tribal rights by refusing to ratify k ...
The
more countries that ratify ILO 169, the more protection it offers for
tribal peoples everywhere.© Stephen Corry/SurvivalThe UK has dismayed
tribal and indigenous peoples as well as activists around the world by
refusing to ratify a key international law, which protects their basic
human righ ...
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Land grabs in Ethiopia leave tribes hungry on ...
A
boy from the Lower Omo stands on the riverbank.© SurvivalViolent land
grabs in Ethiopia’s Lower Omo Valley are displacing tribes and
preventing them from cultivating their land, leaving thousands of people
hungry and ‘waiting to die’.
As the world prepares to raise awareness of the issues beh ...
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A Hostile Takeover of our Country Treasonous, ...
by
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., for EcoWatch from the foreword to Billionaires
& Ballot Bandits American democracy is under assault. In one
super-PAC alone, Karl Rove and the Enron grifter Ed Gillespie, have
assembled $200 million from big polluters and Wall Street moguls to buy
the 2012 election. ...
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How Mitt Romney Profited from Delphi Workers' ...
Greg
Palast on Current TV - The Young Turks Cenk Uygur breaks down the
numbers from investigative journalist Greg Palast’s report detailing how
Ann Romney’s blind trust profited from the government bailing out
General Motors. Exactly how much money did the Romneys make? Between $15
million and $ ...
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Romney & Co Shipped Every Single Delphi UAW Jo ...
by
Greg Palast | Truthout He's kidding, right? Did I just hear Mitt Romney
say, "I would do nothing to hurt the US auto industry" Really? REALLY?
Here's the facts, ma'am: As I reported in this week's Nation magazine
cover story "Mitt Romney's Bail-out Bonanza", the Romneys are in a
special ...
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Romney's Auto Bailout Profiteering Palast on D ...
Watch
Greg Palast talk about his new Nation magazine article Romney's Bailout
Bonanza. Elements of this story appear in Palast’s brand new New York
Times Bestseller: Billionaires & Ballot Bandits: How to Steal an
Election in 9 Easy Steps. * * * * * * * * Greg Palast is the author of
the New ...
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Mitt Romney's Bailout Bonanza
by
Greg Palast for The Nation Mitt Romney’s opposition to the auto bailout
has haunted him on the campaign trail, especially in Rust Belt states
like Ohio. There, in September, the Obama campaign launched television
ads blasting Romney’s November 2008 New York Times op-ed,“Let Detroit Go
Bankrup ...
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How can I reuse or recycle a wooden shoe rack?
There
was a neighbourhood “give and take” event near me at the weekend –
people took along their unwanted items and took home anything other
people had donated that took their fancy — all for free. It was mostly
small things – crockery, household knick-knacks and bo ...
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How can I reuse or recycle old glass blocks/gl ...
We’ve
had an email from Whitney, asking about reuse/recycling ideas for glass
blocks (or glass bricks, as they’re also known): We just bought a house
and making a lot of renovations. We removed some glass blocks from an
old bathroom window and I want to reuse them for something. I lo ...
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How can I “reuse” fresh eggs that ...
(Hi!
Sorry to regular readers for the stupidly long break in posting – I’ve
been reading all the comments as usual as they come in, just not posting
any new content myself due to a combination of busy-ness, illness and
laziness. I’m hoping to get back to regular scheduled blogg ...
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How can I reuse or recycle toilet seats?
Apologies
for the break in blogging – I’ve been super busy with other things over
the last month. And in my absence, Recycle This had its sixth birthday!
Happy Birthday website! :D Anyway, moving on: we’ve had an email from
Stephanie about toilet seats: I just came into about 2 ...
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How can I reuse or recycle empty bottled gas/p ...
Lyndon
has emailed to ask about reusing – or recycling – propane gas canisters
(the ones for heating, barbecues or patio heaters etc): Trying to tidy
up the yard at work, what can I do with some old gas bottles? If there
is a company name on the bottles (like Calor Gas, Flo Gas or [...]
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The Canary Party Challenges 2012 Presidential ...
The
Canary Party Challenges 2012 Presidential Candidates on Three Key
Healthcare Questions Children’s Health Crisis Ignored on the Campaign
Trail “The U.S. Presidential election is down to the wire, with both
candidates in a dead heat”, states Mark Blaxill, Chairman...
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AofA Science Summary: Autism prevalence follow ...
J
Autism Dev Disord. 2008 Mar;38(3):481-8. Epub 2007 Jul 6. Autism
prevalence following prenatal exposure to hurricanes and tropical storms
in Louisiana. Kinney DK, Miller AM, Crowley DJ, Huang E, Gerber E.
Source Genetics Laboratory, McLean Hospital, 115 Mill St.,...
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Dachel Media Update: 10/29
Oct
29, 2012, The St. Louis Post Dispatch: St. Louis County's Special
School District seeks tax increase Oct 28, 2012, New York Magazine: Are
You On It? Oct 28, 2012, WBTV VIDEO (Concord, NC): 10th Carolinas Walk
for Autism kicked...
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IACC Meetings Cancelled
From
our friends at SafeMinds: In light of the near certainty that Hurricane
Sandy will create dangerous conditions in the Washington, DC area, the
fact that many people--including some subcommittee co-chairs-- will not
be able to attend the workshop in...
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Canary Party Responds To Brian Deer's Rebuttal
When
Brian Deer was introduced at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse
earlier this month to give his version of events in the Wakefield/MMR
controversy, the audience was told, "There is no debate.” That statement
was swiftly refuted by WKTV...
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Fresh protests in Japan-China island row
Aljazeera
– Hundreds have gathered in the Japanese capital to protest China’s
claims over a string of islands in the South China Sea. According to
organisers, over a thousand people attended Saturday’s march in protest
against Chinese claims over the disputed islands, called Se ...
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Washington State Makes It Harder to Opt Out of ...
NY
Times – Washington State is home to Bill and Melinda Gates, champions
of childhood vaccines across the globe. Its university boasts
cutting-edge vaccine research. But when it comes to getting children
immunized, until recently, the state was dead last. “You think we’re a
cut above the r ...
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Deaths reported in Pakistan drone attack
Al
Jazeera – At least three people have been killed in a suspected US
drone attack in Pakistan’s northwestern region along the Afghan border,
according to a Pakistani security official. The target of Saturday’s
attack was a vehicle in Dattakhel area in North Waziristan, one of seven
...
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Ivory Coast closes Ghana border after deadly a ...
BBC
– Ivory Coast has closed its border with Ghana after several people
were killed in an attack on an army checkpoint. Ivorian Defence Minister
Paul Koffi Koffi said “armed elements from Ghana” carried out the
attack in the border town of Noe. At least five attackers died and ...
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Open Your Eyes News recommends – The Tra ...
A
truly scary 3 part documentary by those radicals at the BBC about the
psychology of the modern world. (Each episode is in 6 segments on
YouTube.) For over 30 other documentaries that will challenge your views
on the world visit our Films & Documentaries archive
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UCLA's new transparent solar film could be gam ...
One
of the holy grails of solar cell technology may have been found, with
researchers at UCLA announcing they have created a new organic polymer
that produces electricity, is nearly transparent and is more durable and
malleable than silicon.
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Controversial Caribbean whaling approved with ...
Representatives
of the International Whaling Commission meeting in Panama this week
have approved a controversial proposal extending the Aboriginal and
Subsistence Whaling quotas for three countries: the United States,
Russia and the Caribbean island nation of St. Vincent & the
Grenadines. Th ...
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Keystone XL southern leg permitted as early as ...
As
a deadline rapidly approaches that will automatically permit the
construction of the southern leg of the controversial Keystone XL
pipeline, an increasingly vocal group of landowners, environmentalists
and even tea party members are saying that the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers is now ramming ...
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EPA proposes more stringent soot rules
The
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced proposed new regulations
Thursday that would further reduce legal limits for fine particle
pollution -- otherwise known as soot -- in the nation’s air. Gina
McCarthy, assistant administrator for the EPA's Office of Air and
Radiation, made ...
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Diesel exhaust can cause cancer, World Health ...
Diesel
engines power commerce and transportation around the world, but the
exhaust they produce can prove deadly. The World Health Organization
(WHO) announced on Tuesday that it now classifies diesel exhaust as a
cause of cancer. While major advances in technology have helped clean up
some dies ...
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AC Milan comes from behind and ties game ...
Related topics SoccerSerie AAC Milan Advertisement In the first game
of Round 10 in the Italian soccer league, AC Milan comes from behind to
tie the game at 2-2 against Palermo. Milan played away and with the tie
the team might have salvaged 9th place in Serie A. Milan sits in 9th
place with ...
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Barcelona begin Copa del Rey title defenc ...
A review of the Copa del Rey ties on Tuesday night as Barcelona and
Valencia both earned away wins at lower-league opposition....
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Trader who lost £1.4bn 'told to push boun ...
An alleged rogue trader accused of gambling away £1.4bn was urged to
"push the boundaries" by his bosses, a jury heard yesterday. Kweku
Adoboli, 32, is accused of committing Britain's biggest ever fraud while
working...
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Walcott rescues Arsenal from the brink to ...
It is easy to forget at the moment but football is one of the best
things so far invented by man. Arsenal's collapse and then comeback,
within 90 astonishing minutes of Capital One Cup football, ought to be
how the 2012/13 season is remembered. This game had 12 goals, four of
them in extra t ...
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Cole likely to make first start
PAUL WILSON JOE COLE is expected to make his first proper start of
the season for Liverpool in the League Cup game against Swansea tonight,
with Brendan Rodgers also likely to give Samed Yesil his chance to lead
the attack with Luis Suarez and Steven Gerrard allowed a rest. Cole has
only sta ...
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Food Allergy Hurricane Preparedness
Hurricane Sandy is getting closer to the east coast, and experts
estimate it could leave 10 million people without power. If
you live in an area that may be affected, act now to prepare
yourself for several days without power. In addition to bottled
water, flashlights, and batteries, y ...
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What to Pack in Your Dairy-Free Lunchbox
Packing a lunch without dairy can be daunting, but with a little
advance planning and label reading (note that milk and whey are
common bread ingredients) you or your child can have a lunchbox to
look forward to. Try one of these ideas:...
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Emergency Food Pantry
Nature can strike quickly with floods, hurricanes and other
disasters. Those of you living on the East Coast and New England
states of the U.S. might be thinking about this ...
Read
Full Post
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Take Back the Night Event This Tuesday Night & ...
Vanderbilt University is holding a Take Back the Night event this
Tuesday night. This sort of thing is not a given on this campus,
because there hasn’t been one over the last couple of years,
so please consider supporting the students in this activity to
raise awareness and encourage discu ...
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Science Podcast - The Twitter vote, our climbi ...
How
political propaganda sneaks in through social media’s back door; what
an ancient shoulder blade can tell us about human evolution; the
scientific challenges for the next U.S. president; and more.
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Obama Rejects Palestinian Statehood
by Stephen Lendman
What do you call a Black man who rejects equal rights for his own people and others? A racist traitor.
What do you call a rejectionist leader? A criminal who should be impeached, removed and prosecuted.
Obama stands guilty on multiple counts. His rap sheet includes ...
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PLO representation is not a sacred text
By
Khalid Amayreh in Occupied East Jerusalem
Sheikh Hamad al Thani Whenever the Palestinian Islamic liberation
movement, Hamas, edges toward eroding the Israeli-American blockade of
the Gaza Strip, the western-backed Palestinian Authority (PA) becomes
thoroughly convulsive.
This hysterical ...
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Tepid Palestinian Authority UN Upgrade Bid
by
Stephen Lendman
Instead of going for easily within reach full UN membership, Abbas
prefers settling for less. Why he'll have to explain.
Others say it reflects his longtime collaboration with Israel. Doing so
betrays his own people. Why they tolerate him, they'll have to explain.
...
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Deepening the U.S.-EU Transatlantic Trade Part ...
By
Dana Gabriel
Overshadowed by the upcoming American election are reports that the U.S.
and European Union (EU) are working towards launching official
negotiations on a deal that would further deepen their transatlantic
trade partnership.
According to a recent Reuters article, “Europ ...
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Obama's Disposition Matrix
by
Stephen Lendman
Call it elevating Murder, Inc. to a higher level. A Washington Post
Special Report discussed America's permanent war agenda.
It includes targeted killings, Obama's secret kill list, global drone
wars, and White House counterterrorism adviser John Brennan's new rules
fo ...
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Striking shifts in education and community act ...
The
Fall 2012 issue of Our Schools/Our Selves is about the links between
education and activism, but it focuses extensively on issues raised
before, during and since the Québec student strike.
The strike provides us with a superb case study of how the Charest
government labeled student resistanc ...
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The Case for A Living Wage
In
a new CCPA-Ontario report, Jordan Brennan looks at the history of the
minimum wage and living wage in Ontario and makes the case for a living
wage as an essential tool to help reduce income inequality. The report,
Enhancing Democratic Citizenship, Deepening Distributive Justice: The
Living Wa ...
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Will BC break its own GHG emissions law?
In
2007 the BC government legislated targets for reducing greenhouse gas
emissions (GHGs), but just five years later, the province’s 2012 Natural
Gas Strategy risks breaking that legislation. Our latest report, BC’s
Legislated Greenhouse Gas Targets vs Natural Gas Development: The Good,
The Bad ...
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More equitable compensation needed for vulnera ...
In
Canada, many workers do not earn a living wage—that is, sufficient
income to afford the basics of life—because of discrimination. Women
workers and those who are racialized, immigrant, Aboriginal, living with
disabilities or similarly disadvantaged are all segregated into low
wage job ghettoe ...
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Analysis of Saskatchewan's Renewal of Labour L ...
Unions
in a Democratic Society: A Response to the Consultation Paper on the
Renewal of Labour Legislation in Saskatchewan, a new CCPA report by
Christopher Schenk, critically reviews the contemplated changes to
labour legislation proposed by the Saskatchewan government in their
Consultation Pape ...
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WWH/CJE Wednesday News Briefs
Iran’s
hospitals feel pain of sanctions Actually, it’s the sick and children
that feel the pain of Political sacrifices on the alter on Israel! Great
PR for Obama… Hey, Billy Clinton bragged about doing this to Iraq and
he got re elected. Difficulties in importing medicine and ...
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The Weight of a Tear
Tammy
Davis,.modernhippiemag.com – Every morning and every evening, I see
posts and websites offering new and improved ideas for eating healthy as
well as effectively losing weight. AND, while it is possible to lose
weight by following the recommendations, eliminating certain foods,
gettin ...
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What’s A Lake Doing In The Middle Of The ...
by ARI
DANIEL SHAPIRO,NPR – One place you don’t expect to see waves lapping
against the shore is in the middle of a desert. But that’s exactly
what’s happening deep inside the United Arab Emirates, where a recently
formed lake is nestled into the sand dunes, and a new eco ...
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Supreme Courts Updates: Dirty Utah Supreme Cou ...
FBI
investigates (Alleged) Real corrupt, sleazy, low life scammer
and probable future Republican Candidate for anything - Michigan Supreme
Court Justice Hathaway for possible mortgage fraud Her kids are proud
of Mommy; They got a cut. (Allegedly) By Tresa Baldas,freep.com – The
FBI is inv ...
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Hippie Digest: 16th-century ‘sex colony& ...
Journal
reveals details of 16th-century ‘sex colony’ of castaways By Tariq
Tahir,metro.co.uk – Free love – that was started by Californian hippies
in the 1960s, wasn’t it? Think again. Swinging sex was being practised
400 years earlier with eyewatering ardour by the famously un ...
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Stock buybacks are bad for investors: Further ...
In
the working paper “The Buyback Monitor - July 2009: Corporate Stock
Buyback Profits of 273 Firms from 2000 into 2009“, published on the
Social Sciences Research Network, M.A. Gumport, CFA, provides further
evidence that stock buybacks are not as good for investors as often
touted ...
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Why Obama’s healthcare scheme portends stagfl ...
The
trillion-dollar Obama health care plan increases the odds that US
economic recover will be delayed, and that unemployment and inflation
will increase.
The main thrust of the Obama plan is to increase taxes on individuals
earning more than $250,000 a year, while forcing all but the tiniest ...
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How long would it take to work off the US trad ...
The rest of the world holds $16.8 trillion in US financial assets, according to Federal Reserve release Z.1, as of Q1 2009.
[...]
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Why Bernanke’s flawed “exit strategy” policy p ...
In
a lead op-ed editorial in the Wall Street Journal on July 21, 2009,
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke revealed the Fed’s exit strategy
with regards to the inflationary effects of the Obama “spending is
stimulus” packages and other government measure to contain the curren
...
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Stocks surge on spurious earnings reports: Q2 2009
No
one knows for sure the real earnings of American corporations.
In Q1 2009, according to the Federal Reserve flow of funds table F.102,
after-tax profits of US non-financial, non-farm corporations, on an
annual basis, were about $589.9 billion.
However, about 50% of these after-tax earnings ...
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Why Sandy’s Impact Will Differ From Katrina
As
Hurricane Sandy bears down on the East Coast, a lot of prognosticators
are offering up predictions for what it means for gasoline prices in
that market. I thought it might be of interest to note the differences
in Hurricane Sandy and Hurricane Katrina concerning the oil and gas
markets. Hurri ...
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Can You Make Fuel from Air and Water?
In
this week's episode of R-Squared Energy TV, Robert Rapier addresses the
recent claims of a U.K.-based company called Air Fuel Synthesis that
they have invented a process to create fuel from air and water.
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Hofmeister: An Energy Plan for America
John
Hofmeister, former President of Shell Oil, set forth his vision of a
sound energy policy for America in a recent interview with Consumer
Energy Report.
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The Potential for a Heating Oil Crisis
The
Energy Information Administration (EIA) last week reported on a
potential crisis for heating oil customers in the Northeast part of the
United States. In This Week in Petroleum (TWIP), the EIA reported: For
the week ending October 5, distillate inventories in the U.S. Northeast
(PADDs 1A and ...
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Understanding California’s Gasoline Prices
I
am getting numerous questions about the situation with California’s
surging gasoline prices. Therefore, I want to take some time to explain
what makes California’s gasoline situation unique. The EPA defines
gasoline specifications, but many states have more restrictive
specificatio ...
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Disp Recorder for iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone ...
Comments:An
effective way of creating screencasts directly from the iPad of the
iPad and apps themselves. - Dean MantzTags: ipad, screencast,
Displayrecorderby: Dean Mantz
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Stanford Social Innovation Review: Informing a ...
Comments:Digital
magazine from Stanford University highlights interesting and
challenging stories of innovation. Could be a great kick-starter for
project-based learning or to engage kids in innovative and critical
thinking. - Randy RodgersTags: innovation, social, stanford, nonprofit,
philanthr ...
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Twelve Interactive Activities for Learning Abo ...
Comments:Edutopia
has shared a nice collection of classroom lessons engaging students
through the election process. The resources shared are even broken down
by grade levels. - Dean MantzTags: edutopia, interactive, activities,
elections, studentsby: Dean Mantz
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Free Technology for Teachers: Six Multimedia T ...
Tags: freetech4teachers, timeline, multimedia, createby: Dean Mantz
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30+ Really Useful Infographics Tools & Resources
Comments:Over 30 infographic tools and resources. - Carolyn RainsTags: infographics, infographic, resourcesby: Carolyn Rains
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Can Eating More Vegetables Make You Happy?
Feeling stressed at work? Hit the salad bar on your lunch break.
Economists from Dartmouth University and England have stumbled onto
findings that suggest that eating more vegetables and fruits could boost
your happiness.
In a working paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research, a U.S. n
...
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An Alarming Message from Bumblebees
By now you've probably heard about colony collapse disorder, the recent
phenomenon in which an unprecedented number of honeybees have died.
Increasingly, colony collapse disorder, or CCD, is linked to chemical
pesticides. The unfortunate situation threatens not only honeybees, but
also human fo ...
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Is Your Grocery Store Lying to You?
All across the country, grocery stores are participating in a scheme to
keep you in the dark. Shelves are lined with products containing
genetically engineered ingredients, substances that have never been
tested for long-term impacts on human health.
All of that could change, though, as Califo ...
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Avoid These 5 Halloween Pet Threats
Halloween brings the promise of lots of holiday fun for kids, but it
does pose some serious risk for pets. So before you stock up on sweets
for trick-or-treaters, there are a few simple things you can do to
protect your favorite four-legged friend from what The American Society
for the Preventi ...
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4 Food Myths—Busted!
Maggots in canned mushrooms, drug residues in chicken, filth and insect
bits in shrimp…sometimes there's just nothing good to say about the
state of our food supply. But that's not the case on Food Day, a day
devoted to celebrating healthy, sustainable food and what it can do for
your health an ...
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Ai Weiwei: The Internet vs. The Chinese Government
I
think those technology platforms [the internet and social media]
constantly put the government on trial. And every event, every policy
they make, people will laugh about it, and they will make fun about it.
This is amazing for the younger generation.
– Ai Weiwei
Edit ...
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Separating Michelangelo the Man and Artist fro ...
Five
hundred years ago today, Michelangelo unveiled
The Sistine Chapel Ceiling
to Pope Julius II. The next day, All Saints’ Day 1512, the Pope
inaugurated the newly decorated chapel with grand pomp and circumstance.
With half a millennium between us and that momentous debut, it’s hard
to i ...
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This Article Was Written By A Human Being
Article
written by guest writer Kecia Lynn
What's the Latest Development?
Philip Parker, a professor at INSEAD Business School in France, has
created software that automatically generates books through a process
involving the compilation of existing information. Over 100,000 titl ...
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Global Warming and Hurricane Sandy?
Hurricane
Sandy's the hurricane from hell. It broke all records. It was the storm
of the century. It is the hurricane we will tell our grandkids about.
But can it happen again? This depends on the science behind the storm.
Hurricane Sandy was unusual because it involved the collision of three a
...
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Most Young Adults Say They NEED The Internet
Article
written by guest writer Kecia Lynn
What's the Latest Development?
A recent survey of 1,000 adults taken at London's Science Museum showed
that four-fifths of those under the age of 25 depend on the Internet
and would feel "lost" without it, compared to just three in five ...
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The Virtual Recovery
Since
mid-2009 the US has been enjoying a virtual recovery courtesy of a
rigged inflation measure that understates inflation. The financial
Presstitutes spoon out the government*s propaganda that prices are
rising less than 2%. But anyone who pur...
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England schoolboy rugby star locked up - 'for ...
A
rugby player has accused police officers of trying to hack the phone he
had used to record them taking a break - locking it for a staggering 42
years.
Management trainee Jake Coplestone, 20, used his mobile phone to record
footage of five office...
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Freedom, Fascism and Statism - Stefan Molyneux ...
Stefan Molyneux, host Freedomain Radio, debates Sam Seder of The
Majority Report on the role of the State in a civil society, the ethics
and sustainability of Social Security, the reasons for ever-increasing
healthcare, and the supposed virtue of ...
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Surfers ride the big waves from Hurricane Sand ...
Here's another angle, it's Palm Beach, looks like the same waves, pretty
amazing:
...
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Man Calls 911 To Report Criminal Cop, Dispatch ...
In
an astonishing display of thuggery and intimidation, a 911 dispatcher
allegedly ratted out a man who reported the crimes of a police officer
to the criminal cop himself, then the cop called the man personally and
threatened to "f**k him up."
...
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The Principles Of Freedom – Some Bedtime ...
I’m
still drowning in work down here, and will be doing so for at least
another three weeks. The thread on children looks likely to happen
probably around the second week of November. Sorry about the delay, but I
know … Continue reading →
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Clutching At Straws
I’m
swamped with work right now, so the promised thread on children will be
some time off yet. Meantime, I thought I’d briefly share my amusement
at the recent obsessions of the Australian mainstream media. Nothing
much has changed in … Continue reading →
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Clutching At Straws
I’m
swamped with work right now, so the promised thread on children will be
some time off yet. Meantime, I thought I’d briefly share my amusement
at the recent obsessions of the Australian mainstream media. Nothing
much has changed in … Continue reading →
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Getting The Government We Deserve
I’m
so gob-smacked by this that words just about fail me. One of the
glaring deficiencies in the Australian adaptation of the Westminster
system of government, at both the federal and state levels, has to do
with casual vacancies in … Continue reading →
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Getting The Government We Deserve
I’m
so gob-smacked by this that words just about fail me. One of the
glaring deficiencies in the Australian adaptation of the Westminster
system of government, at both the federal and state levels, has to do
with casual vacancies in … Continue reading →
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There are no afterlife-time guarantees
There
is cynical marketing and then there is exploitation. But, some
companies are now musing on the idea of heavenly pop-up ads,
interstitial banners for the afterlife and infographics to accompany the
song sheets for the choir invisible. Of course, you cannot take it with
you, but if they can ...
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There are no afterlife-time guarantees
There
is cynical marketing and then there is exploitation. But, some
companies are now musing on the idea of heavenly pop-up ads,
interstitial banners for the afterlife and infographics to accompany the
song sheets for the choir invisible. Of course, you cannot take it with
you, but if they can ...
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Don’t play with matches
Hallowe’en
is almost upon us, so now’s the time to start mixing toxic chemicals
and getting ready to play some pranks on neighbours. Or maybe not.
Gizmodo had a few ideas, including spiking drinks with methylene blue
and mixing match heads and ammonia to make a sprayable stink bomb! ...
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Don’t play with matches
Hallowe’en
is almost upon us, so now’s the time to start mixing toxic chemicals
and getting ready to play some pranks on neighbours. Or maybe not.
Gizmodo had a few ideas, including spiking drinks with methylene blue
and mixing match heads and ammonia to make a sprayable stink bomb! ...
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10 Accidental Inventions
10
Accidental Inventions – Some taste good, others save lives but all 10
of these inventions came about by accident. Popsicles, the Slinky,
Velcro, Teflon, Superglue, synthetic dyes and more. Music is Hokey Pokey
by Bruce Maginnis and Daniel Weltlinger. Thanks to Jenny Winder for
drawing m ...
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Inclusive Wealth Report 2012: Measuring Progre ...
United
Nations University International Human Dimensions Programme on Global
Environmental Change | UN Environment Programme
http://www.unep.org/Documents.Multilingual/Default.asp?DocumentID=2688&ArticleID=9174
[From Press Release] The world’s fixation on economic growth ignores
...
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Atlas of Health and Climate
WHO
| World Meteorological Organization
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/releases/2012/climate_atlas_20121029/en/index.html
(Press Release)
http://www.who.int/globalchange/publications/atlas/report/en/index.html
(Report) …Droughts, floods and cyclones affect the health of millions
...
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The 27–year Decline of Coral Cover on the Grea ...
Proceedings
of the National Academy of Sciences (October 30, 2012 v109 n44
p17995-17999) / by Glenn De’atha, Katharina E. Fabricius, Hugh Sweatman,
and Marji Puotinen http://www.pnas.org/content/109/44/17995.short
[Abstract] The world’s coral reefs are being degraded, and the need to
reduce loca ...
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International Deployment of Cooperative Intell ...
US
Dept. of Transportation | European Union
http://www.its.dot.gov/connected_vehicle/pdf/Joint_EU-US_Report.pdf The
United States and the European Union (EU) are working together to foster
international connected vehicle research and international
harmonization of the technology and standar ...
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Greenhouse Gas Emission Trends and Projections ...
European
Environment Report
http://www.eea.europa.eu/publications/ghg-trends-and-projections-2012
This report presents an overview of the progress achieved so far by the
EU, its Member States and other EEA member countries towards their
respective targets under the Kyoto Protocol and the EU burd ...
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The Anarchist Lineage
Interesting
passage from Samuel Clark's Living Without Domination: The Possibility
of an Anarchist Utopia. I would wonder what the anarchists I know think
of the various lists referenced here:
This account of anarchism as a permanent human tendency has been
attacked by a number of authors. ...
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"Crisis of the State"
From
Simon Clark's Keynesianism, Monetarism, and the Crisis of the State:
However this structural crisis was not the result of the changing
functional requirements of changes in the labour process, but of the
tendency for capital accumulation to take the form of the
overaccumulation and uneven d ...
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"Aspects of the Post-Ricardian Literature"
Interesting
and thought-provoking passage from Samuel Hollander's Economics and
Ideology: Aspects of the Post-Ricardian Literature (1979):
It was Marx's position, as we have mentioned, that while the labor
writers of the 1820s drew upon Ricardo's value theory to reach their
conclusion regarding ...
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"Integrated Geographies"
From
Anthony Ince's Whither Anarchist Geography?:It has been said that
anarchism combines a socialist critique of liberalism and a liberal
critique of socialism. Its refusal to focus merely on "economics" or
"freedom" or "culture," and so on, means that anarchism is inherently
multifaceted and a ...
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Colbert on Atheists
I
enjoyed this passage from Stephen Colbert's I Am America (And So Can
You!):
AtheistsThese No-goodnik no-Godniks are growing in numbers and power in
America. It makes me wonder how a God could exist Who'd allow people to
piss me off so much.Luckily, a recent survey published in the American
Soc ...
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FEMA: A Case Study in the Difference Between D ...
Mitt Romney apparently still thinks that downsizing and privatizing the
functions of FEMA is a good idea. After all, everyone knows that federal
bureaucracies are cesspools of incompetence.
Except....it turns out that they're only cesspools of incompetence
during certain eras. See if you ...
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Romney Doubles Down on Deceitful Jeep Ad in Ohio
Earlier this morning I said I was skeptical that being called a liar by a
bunch of Ohio newspapers outweighed the benefits of running deceitful
ads aimed at scaring Ohio autoworkers about their jobs getting shipped
to China. Obviously the Romney campaign agrees with me, because they're
now gle ...
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Is It Time to Start Adapting to Climate Change?
Andy Sabl has kinda sorta given up on the prospect of collective action
to head off climate change:
A few minutes ago, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo in a press conference
(no video or transcript yet, but I’ll be happy to provide it later if I
can find it) again gave a version of the ...
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Supreme Court Might Deliver a Tiny Victory for ...
The FISA surveillance act had its day in court yesterday, but the
subject was solely whether the act would ever have a real day in court.
Adam Serwer explains:
Here's what the civil libertarians and human rights activists are upset
about: The FISA Amendments Act authorized the warrantl ...
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Ohio Press Slams Romney Over Jeep Ad
Greg Sargent scans the Ohio media for coverage of Mitt Romney's ad
claiming that Obama is helping Chrysler ship jobs to China, and finds
that it's mostly pretty scorching:
This is hardly a comprehensive look at the local coverage, but it does
suggest the possibility that Romney’s Jeep ...
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Stars ancient and modern?
A
colourful new view of the globular star cluster NGC 6362 was captured
by the Wide Field Imager attached to the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope at
the European Southern Observatory's La Silla Observatory in Chile. This
new picture, along with a new image of the central region from the
NASA/ESA Hubb ...
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First direct detection sheds light on dark gal ...
Most
people think of galaxies as huge islands of stars, gas and dust that
populate the universe in visual splendor. Theory, however, has predicted
there are other types of galaxies that are devoid of stars and made
predominately of dense gas. These "dark" galaxies would be unseen again
...
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Study suggests new way to prevent recurrent ea ...
Eliminating
bacteria's DNA and boosting antimicrobial proteins that already exist
may help prevent middle ear infections from reoccurring. These are the
findings from a Nationwide Children's Hospital study that examined how
an immune defense protein common in the middle ear interacts with a stru
...
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Import of proteins into chloroplasts is differ ...
New
research has found that the transport of proteins into chloroplasts in
plants is differentially regulated by the age of the chloroplast;
upturning the previously accepted notion that this process is
age-independent or only globally up- or down- regulated for all
proteins.
read more
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American consumers overvalue US-produced appar ...
In
today's globalized economy, a large percentage of apparel products are
multinational products as raw materials are produced, transported and
assembled in different countries. However, consumers have little
information about where and to what extent their apparel is produced
domestically or ov ...
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The Case for Near-term Commercial Demonstratio ...
I’m
currently in Dubai at the 2012 World Energy Forum, as part of a
delegation from the Science Council for Global Initiatives. Tomorrow (24
Oct) we will run symposium on “New Nuclear”, which will be chaired by
Tom Blees and feature talks from Dr Eric Loewen (GE), Dr Alexander ...
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Is Japan’s nuclear-free pathway an envir ...
Below
is an essay I co-wrote with one of my current Ph.D. students, Sanghuyn
Hong. In it, we take a critical look at the current national energy
policy of Japan, and highlight the unfortunate implications of a
strategy that preferences fossil fuels over nuclear energy. San, in the
first year of ...
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Critique of Lovins book ‘Reinventing Fir ...
The
following is a critique, by Ted Trainer, of the energy chapters in
Amory Lovins’ new book, Reinventing Fire: Bold Business Solutions for
the New Energy Era. Ted is seeking feedback, so please head over to the
BNC Discussion forum and leave your comments — on his appraisal, or on
...
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21st century nuclear… for beginners
SACOME
has put published a glossy portfolio edition of the 6-part series (9
pages in total) was done by me and Ben Heard for the SA Mines &
Energy Journal – you may find this useful for family and friends! (some
of these individual articles were already published on BNC and
DecarboniseSA). T ...
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Two books on sustainable nuclear energy
This
is a short post to alert BNC readers to a couple of important things.
First, Tom Blees has now generously released the full text of his book
“Prescription for the Planet” — it is available for free download here
(or click image). So, if you own an iPad or other tablet, or ...
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The Best Sources for Real Estate Listings
Posting
your home into some credible Real Estate Listings are the best way you
can do if you want to sell your property right away. It is not expensive
either to do real estate listing. Most of home sellers nowadays have
got their property listed for a very minimal amount, and most of these
sell ...
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House Hopping
House Hopping
Adolescent years are a challenge. For everyone involved. Young
individuals searching, yearning for their independence though not yet
prepared to manage the cost/benefit scales of life. Crazed parents hurt
by their child's sudden rebuttals and scared by both their loss of
control ...
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Buying Property
Buying Property
In buying property, you need to know on the things on what you want to
do in on your property. It also means that anything you want to wish to
have in your property. It can be like a beautiful view in which you can
view the sea or the city or an urbanized area. Well, people do ...
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IRA Real Estate Investments: Real Estate Investing
IRA Real Estate Investments: Real Estate Investing
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Obviously, tһіngѕ ѕһоυӏԁ change nо matter wһаt еνеn wіtһ tһе assets уоυ
аге tгуіng tо invest іn уоυг IRA. If уоυ аге іn tһе field оf investing,
уоυ wіӏӏ аn idea tһаt IR ...
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Real Estate Investing Myths
Real Estate Investing Myths
Myth #1 - Real estate investing requires money to invest.
Yes, money is required for you to invest in real estate. It just does
not have to be your own. Some of the options that are available are
co-ownership, financing from moneylenders and the seller financing t ...
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Donate to Appalachia Rising Legal Defense!
Donate
to Appalachia Rising Legal Defense On June 5th, 22 Appalachians were
arrested in Washington DC, refusing to leave the offices of their
Congresspeople until their representatives committed to taking steps
toward ending mountaintop removal. You supported these men and …
Continue readi ...
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Judge Says Quaker Pro-Mountain Demonstrators & ...
PHILADELPHIA
– Two Quakers, Vint Deming (78) and Gail Newbold (62), were found
guilty on Thursday of Defiant Trespass and Conspiracy to Commit Trespass
following their arrest and trial for a nonviolent religious witness at
PNC Bank’s Center City headquarters … Continue reading →
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Donations Needed for Legal Support of 22 Arrested
All
22 Mountain Heroes are out of jail as of late night on Wednesday.
However, they will all be making a return trip to Washington DC in July
for a court hearing. This trip will be expensive, as well as … Continue
reading →
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Shaving Their Heads in Mourning and Protest
On
Memorial Day, nearly 20 people shaved their heads in mourning and
protest of mountaintop removal. Today, 5 more people joined them. 1.
Shaving their heads in an act of mourning and protest of mountaintop
removal., 2. Shaving their heads … Continue reading →
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Video from Rep. Griffith (R-VA) Congressional ...
West Virginian’s singing “Country Roads Take Me Home” as the police escort them out of Rep. Rahall’s office.
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Who gets to vote in Israel’s democracy?
If
we exclude Gaza, one in every 4.5 people living under Israeli rule
doesn’t have the right to vote in the coming elections; that one person
is (almost) always Palestinian. If Gaza is included, it’s one in three
who is not represented. The Israeli Knesset is the sole sovereign betwe
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The war on the Palestinian olive harvest
Some
80,000 Palestinians families depend on the annual olive harvest for
their livelihoods. This year alone, settlers, with the backing of the
army, have destroyed or damaged thousands of olive trees, threatening
both a major source of income and an age-old agricultural custom. By
Alon Aviram Dr ...
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As national resentment grows in Ukraine, far-r ...
Although
it has been accused of anti-Semitism in the past, the Svoboda
nationalist party’s newfound success has more to do with a growing
number of people who are disillusioned by mainstream politics and
disappointed by a sluggish economy, than with people harboring genuine
hatred of Jews. ...
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African refugees must be processed by Israel, ...
When
it comes to the issue of refugees, or ‘infiltrators,’ emotions often
get the best of those who are defending one term or another. But facts
are facts, apples are apples, oranges are oranges. I was reminded of the
above when reviewing Oren Ziv’s images of the mother and dau ...
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Photo essay: Galilee Bedouins face house demol ...
Houses
of the Bedouin family of Khawalid threatened to be demolished by the
Israeli administration, October 27, 2012. Seen in the distance, the
houses of the Bedouin village of Khawalid, which was recognized as a
permanent village in 1992. (photo: SG/Activestills.org) The little piece
of land th ...
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Influenza Deaths: The Hype vs. The Evidence
Posted: 10/3/2012
By
Barbara Loe FisherIt's that time of the year again when drug companies,
doctors, government officials and media conduct a national advertising
campaign to sell flu shots to every American.1, 2, 3 You can't pass by a
pharmacy,4enter a supermarket,5 ...
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Turning Vaccine Exemptions Into Class Warfare
Posted
9/14/2012
by Barbara Loe Fisher
It is getting uglier and uglier out there, as angry, frustrated doctors
inside and outside of government work overtime to foster fear and
hatred of parents making conscious vaccine choices for their children.
The latest political dirty tri ...
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Find A Compassionate Doctor To Help You Preven ...
August
28, 2012
by Barbara Loe Fisher
Ever since the first vaccines – smallpox and rabies vaccines - one of
the most serious complications of vaccination has been brain
inflammation.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7] Brain inflammation can cause
convulsions, also known as seizures.[8] Continuing seizures can ...
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Doctors Slam Parents for Vaccine Choices & FDA ...
Posted:
6/26/2012
by Barbara Loe Fisher
On June 13, 2012, a study conducted by government health employees
working at the Oregon Health Authority and the U.S. Centers for Disease
Control (CDC) was published in Pediatrics, a medical journal owned by
the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).[1 ...
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Americans Fight for Vaccine Choices
Posted:
5/14/2012
Philosophical Exemption To Vaccination Saved in Vermont!
by Barbara Loe Fisher
“I never thought this would turn into the mess it turned
into.” – State Senator Kevin Mullin (R-Rutland), co-sponsor of a failed
bill to eliminate philosophical exemption to vaccinat ...
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Tenure track faculty positions in risk science ...
Just
thought I’d circulate this on the 2020 Science network – please feel
free to pass on the information to anyone who might be interested. We
have finally started the process of looking for two junior faculty to
join the Risk Science Center at the University of Michigan School of P
...
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Lost in the Maize
Next
week I am being “installed” here at the University of Michigan. Not in
the sense of installing a carpet – as one friend suggested – but in the
sense of being installed as an endowed professor. The Charles and Rita
Gelman Risk Science Professor to be precise. To mar ...
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Nanotechnology, climate and energy: over-heate ...
Friends
of the Earth have just released a new report challenging claims that
nanotechnology will lead to greener, more energy-efficient technologies,
lower-impact technologies. I’ve only had the chance to skim through the
report so far, and so don’t have detailed comments on it. But ...
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Lost in the Maize
Here’s
something that keeps me awake at night (seriously): why, in this age of
super-slick graphics and innovative multimedia resources, is it nearly
impossible to give presentation that looks as good as they should? How
come I can guarantee that when I give a presentation, the slides will
...
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Risk, uncertainty and sustainable innovation: ...
Despite
the risk of receiving absolutely no comments (please don’t let me
down!), I thought I’d try something new and ask for some feedback on the
background blurb for a meeting I’ve been working on. The meeting is a
symposium on Risk, Uncertainty and Sustainable Innovation bei ...
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The Good of WikiLeaks
Asan
Bibi, 9, sits on a bench as burn cream is applied to her at Mirwais
Hospital, Kandahar, Afghanistan. She, her sister and mother were badly
burned when a US helicopter fired into their tent in the middle of the
night, 10/13/09. (photo: Paula Bronstein/Getty Images)
Reader Supported ...
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Race War in Arizona
Three
Points Arizona Minuteman Pete Petruccione, 88, checks out the range
before nightfall with the unit from a $1,800 US Nightvision Starlight,
10/10/06. (photo: Gary Williams/Getty Images)
Reader Supported News Perspective
n August 20, 1914, the Los Angeles Times ran an article title ...
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Are We Replaying Iraq ... In Iran?
Secretary
of Defense Robert Gates attends graduation ceremonies at West Point,
05/23/09. (photo: Spencer Platt/Getty)
Reader Supported News Perspective
n July 15, 2010, Time Magazine carried an article entitled, "An Attack
on Iran: Back on the Table." According to the piece, the point ...
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Rachel Takes Us Back to the Future
Rachel
Maddow on assignment in Afghanistan, 07/05/10. (photo: Rachel Maddow
Show/MSNBC)
Reader Supported News Perspective
very June, I leave my Northern California home and head south to our
annual Gulf Coast family reunion. I might as well be an alien visiting
from another planet. My ...
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Corporate Election Machine Fires Up
Future Supreme Court Justice John G. Roberts meets with George W. Bush in the Oval Office, 06/15/05. (photo: Eric Draper)
Reader Supported News Perspective
The corporate financial steamroller is heading into the election arena much faster than many folks thought possible.
I was one of ...
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Celebrations, Resistance, and Us
by
Matt Meyer This week, a project six years in the making – and which
many of us hope will have a significant positive impact on US movements
for social change – finally shot off the presses. We Have Not … Continue
reading →
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A.J. Muste Peace Mural Dedication
By
Sachio Ko-yin*One Painter. One pacifist folk hero. And location
location location.These were among the ingredients of a remarkable
gathering on Thursday, August 9, the unveiling and dedication of the
A.J. Muste Peace Mural by artist Christopher Cardinale.The subject of
the … Continue re ...
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The Québec Strike Continues and Defense Techno ...
“On
the fourth of May 2012, in Victoriaville, Québec during the congress of
the corrupted Liberal party of Jean Charest, several dozens of gas
bombs were thrown on families, activists, old people, and students that
were protesting against high tuition … Continue reading →
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The Unfinished Story of Iraq’s Oil Law: ...
[Originally
published on July 24th, 2012 on Jadaliyya.] by Ali Issa “No Blood For
Oil” was a slogan featured on many a sign in demonstrations during the
run up to the US-led invasion of Iraq, and throughout the early years …
Continue reading →
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Saying No To Tear Gas
[An
excerpt from an article of the same name by Frida Berrigan, originally
published on Waging Nonviolence, June 22nd, 2012.] I have an assignment
for you. Have you ever been tear gassed? I have not. It does not sound
like … Continue reading →
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FDA Can’t Keep a Secret—Agency Accidently Reve ...
Now,
after careful review of FDA reports and correspondence, I can publish a
number that neither FDA nor these industries want you to know: 706,530
kilograms (kg) of arsenicals were sold for use in food animals in 2010,
the most recent year for which we can determine arsenical sales.
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Pesticide database would be a boost, not a bur ...
If
pesticides are going to be released into our environment, the least we
can do is track who’s releasing what, when, where and how much, so we
can monitor whatever unintended consequences these substances might be
causing.
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Nutrition Conference or Junk Food Expo? Reflec ...
Little
did I know that those few days I spent in Philadelphia would be some of
the most confusing, inspiring, revolting, enlightening, and motivating
days of my professional career to date.
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World Food Day vs Food Day: What’s the Differ ...
October
seems to be the month of food, and not just because of the bountiful
harvests currently filling up our farmers’ market stands. For the second
year now, two awareness days centered on food system complexities are
on the menu this month— World Food Day and Food Day. If you’re confused
as t ...
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The Farm Bill – What Now?
As
of midnight, October 1, 2012, the farm bill officially expired. After
spending a good portion of the summer learning about and reporting on
the farm bill, the notion that a new farm bill might not be in the cards
this year is slowly starting to sink in. Congress still has a chance to
make [.. ...
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80,000 Pounds Of Walnuts Stolen In California, ...
They’re
not pecans (pies!), pistachios (good in ice cream!), almonds (easy
snack!) or even cashews (bar nuts!), but simple walnuts.* To be exact,
80,000 pounds of walnuts, and they were coveted enough to be stolen in
the last two weeks from Tehama County in California. Sounds like someone
...
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Reforms Needed To Keep Consumers From Being Tr ...
It’s
been nearly a year since the first Bank Transfer Day, when people
around the country ditched fee-laden accounts in favor of more
consumer-friendly institutions, and yet many bank customers still find
roadblocks that keep them from easily jumping ship from one bank to
another.
“Consum ...
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The Not-For-Sale DVD Players And The Invisible ...
Yesterday,
we asked you for your tales of big-box stores with items on the sales
floor that weren’t actually for sale. A decade ago, Jan scored a
consumer victory against Best Buy with the help of her state attorney
general. Big Blue and Yellow had a case full of portable DVD players
that ...
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Relief In Sight For Sandy’s Stranded Pas ...
Call
her a hurricane or call her a superstorm, but weather phenomenon Sandy
is responsible for either stranding a lot of passengers away from home
or keeping them from their destinations elsewhere. There’s some relief
in sight after three days of flight cancellations, as two New York-area
...
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Verizon Sells Me An International Phone That C ...
Jerrod
was making a grand gesture: taking a surprise trip to Italy to propose
to his girlfriend, who is serving in the Navy and stationed there. He
acquired a phone from Verizon Wireless that he could use in that country
in emergencies, but that plan had a flaw: he couldn’t test whether th
...
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Part Four – Election Theft? Nothing to See Her ...
by
Denis G. Campbell So says Arizona’s Pima County Election Commission in
the ongoing SPIN war to (falsely) assure Arizona voters their electronic
voting machines are 100% safe and reliable. This clean bill of health
is based on the excuse parents give a three year old who
incessantly says ...
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Documents Found in Meth House Bare Inner Worki ...
Kim Barker, ProPublica, Rick Young and Emma Schwartz, Frontline This
post was co-published with PBS’ Frontline. The boxes landed in the
office of Montana investigators in March 2011. Found in a meth house in
Colorado, they were somewhat of a mystery, holding files on 23
conservative ...
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Republicans Mantra: When They Win, They Win; W ...
by
Anthony Samad The debates are now over and I called the rounds this
way: Debate 1 – Even, Debate 2 –Obama 10-8, Debate 3 – Obama Technical
Knockout. Funny thing about debates though. Like boxing matches, when
the fix is in, it really doesn’t matter what you think you saw. If you
listen to [.. ...
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In Eight Days It’s All Over–Maybe
by
Richard A. Hudson In 10 days everyone will have voted. Some voted early
and some not until election day. Hopefully we will all go to bed early
that evening and voters will have registered a clear decision. As of
today, we still have a very close election. I’m really not sure why, but
that’s [ ...
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The GOP Is Systematically Stealing Democracy
By
Charley James The United States is facing its greatest Constitutional
crisis since the Civil War. With multiple studies providing
incontrovertible proof that operatives of the Republican Party – either
direct agents or individuals operating on its behalf – are stealing
votes, then we cease be ...
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Obamacare, the Supremes, Dickens, and the bumb ...
(Wes
Vernon, RA analyst) - No less a power than the highest court in the
land has stumbled into the ultimate definition of Obamacare, and in the
process has finally exposed the decades-long downslide of the political
class's standards for honesty. It is up to us to try to reverse that...
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From preserving liberty to destroying it
(Alan
Keyes) - When the U.S. Supreme Court announced its Obamacare decision,
many conservatives professed to be shocked, even stunned, to hear that
G.W. Bush appointee John Roberts wrote the decision in which he and the
Supreme Court's anti-constitutional leftists upheld the individual
mandate p ...
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Building the free-market case against big business
(Timothy
P. Carney) - The most dangerous enemies of capitalism today are
capitalists. This is becoming clearer every day to people committed to
free markets. The conservative and libertarian grassroots came to deeply
distrust big business after the Wall Street bailouts and Obama's
stimulus and h ...
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New hope for life worldwide
(Janice
Shaw Crouse) - During discouraging times, pro-lifers remind themselves
that William Wilberforce worked for two decades before he began to
change hearts and minds and end 19th-century slavery in Great Britain.
In efforts lasting twice as long, pro-life activists are just now
beginning to ...
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Formal complaint seeks disbarment of Eric Hold ...
(Daily
Caller) - Attorney General Eric Holder could lose his license to
practice law in the District of Columbia, or face some other penalty
from the D.C. Bar, now that he has been found in criminal and civil
contempt of Congress...
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The False Flag Cyber Attack Takedown of the In ...
Here
are some of today's top shock headlines:
"Army of hackers targets the Swedish government, Sarah Palin and credit
card giants in WikiLeaks 'Operation: Payback'" - The Daily Mail
"Hackers Rise for WikiLeaks" - Wall Street Journal
"WikiLeaks backers hit MasterCard and Visa in cyberstrike" - R ...
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S. 510: The Death of Food Freedom Act
In
the world of liberty lovers and food freedom fighters, there's been a
ton of attention lately on Senate bill S.510 -- the deceitfully-named,
"Food Safety Modernization Act [1]." But in the mainstream media,
there's been but a whimper; a pathetic trickle of occasional, fleeting
and understated ...
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Politicians and the Voting Public: A Toxic Rel ...
At
TruthOffering.com, we've written much about what's known as the Liberty
to Tyranny cycle. The reason we've focused so much attention on this
cycle is that we believe in it completely. That is to say, since every
civilization has followed this cycle's projection, it's reasonable to
suspect the ...
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Education v. Conditioning: Wundt, Rockefeller ...
John
D. Rockefeller, Sr. / Wilhelm WundtSince reading "the deliberate
dumbing down of america" by Charlotte Iserbyt, I've been trying to find
other people out there who have also noticed the ruining of education in
the United States. To be honest, it's hard to find information on this
subject ou ...
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TruthOffering's Matt Gordon on LA Talk Live's ...
Have
a listen to Matt Gordon from TruthOffering.com chatting with Hip-hop
connoisseur, D-Bracks, on LA Talk Live. Topics range from economics and
politics to international banksters and chemtrails.
Be sure to drop a comment and let us know what you think of Matt's
perspective:
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Giant Hippos Invade England!
For me this is one of the most powerful pieces of evidence, in that it causes people to think:
Once upon a time, and not too long ago, hippopotami waded English rivers.
Hippos are from Africa, and African weather reaches the United Kingdom only a couple of times per year….
Pretty much ther ...
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HAARP and Hurricane Sandy
So
here’s the conspiracy news, helped along by Alan Jones:
An independent website that has a real-time sensor network from over 28
sensors placed in rural areas across the United States has recorded the
strongest HAARP readings in the projects history.
The readings, in and around the New ...
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Massive Bunker Being Auctioned – $1
You
know how you hear stories about people buying something at auction for a
bargain basement price, like a foreclosed home? Well, it can happen
with bunkers as well – earlier this year in Switzerland someone picked
up an underground hotel for just $1000.
Maybe the same can happen in Atchi ...
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Could Solar Storms Cause Geomagnetic Reversals?
I’m
not talking ordinary solar storms. I’m talking a
once-in-every-40-thousand-years solar storm. That’s something we have no
written record of, and given how little we know about our Sun, it is
quite possible that it is capable of sending such a super-massive solar
storm our w ...
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Free Camping in Australia
These
days camping is becoming less free and more commercialized. The primary
blame for this is glamping (glamorous camping) where people love a
hybrid cross between the freedom of camping and the relative luxury of
staying at home. That’s nice for them, but doesn’t help the skint s ...
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Episodes 9. How the British “liberated&# ...
The
first airborne troops of the British army landed in Greece on 4
October, 1944. England’s main goal in this country was not to defeat the
German forces however, far from it, but a speedy advance to meet Soviet
Marshal Tolbukhin’s troops, which had just carried out a successful ope
...
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Human Rights in the US: Immigration Policy, Hu ...
The
third paragraph of the Report on Human Rights in the USA, released by
the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reviews the US immigration
policy and illegal human trafficking through the US borders. About 400
thousand migrants and victims of human trafficking are taken into
custody for diff ...
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Human Rights and Medical Experiments on the Am ...
In
September 2012, the Institute for Democracy and Cooperation in New York
prepared their annual report entitled “Human Rights in the USA”. The
authors are in no doubt that civil rights have made American society
freer and fairer. They are acting as independent and objective research
...
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Human Rights in the US: Excessive Use of Force ...
The
second paragraph of the Report on Human Rights in the USA, released by
the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, deals with the excessive use
of force by the police and racial profiling in the United States.
According to the estimates of the American non-governmental
organizations, approxima ...
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Human Rights in the US: Manifestations of Raci ...
ORIENTAL
REVIEW initiates a series of articles based on the recently released
Report on Human Rights in the USA, prepared by the Russian Ministry of
Foreign Affairs. In the first chapter the manifestations of racial,
ethnic and religious intolerance in the United States are briefly
reviewed. In ...
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Raising a Rockstar: My Son Wants to Wear Nail ...
A
friend of mine texted this afternoon in the midst of a crisis. She
couldn't locate her giant box of nail polish and was afraid she'd thrown
it out in a fit of overzealous purging. She asked if I had any she
could borrow.
I can see why she asked. I don't do nail polish often, but I do have som
...
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Surviving the Windows 8 Transition
[Editor's
Note: Sarah Kimmel from Technology for Moms has been using Windows 8
for a while. She's got video, she's got tips, she's got great ideas to
help you adapt. -Virginia]
Windows 8 is finally here! Since I’ve been using it for the last 6
months or so, I thought I’d explain a few things I ...
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We Are What We Read
I often find that what I'm reading influences the way I read and speak.
It happens to all of us. Sometimes, especially if I've been reading
something written in dialect, it can be downright irritating. If I'm
trying to evoke a specific mood or tone in my writing, going back and
reading somethin ...
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Point-Counterpoint: California's Prop. 37 to L ...
On
November 6, California voters will decide on Prop. 37 which would
require companies to label products that include genetically modified
organisims (GMOs). Consider the "Golden (State) Rule", the widely
accepted belief that "as California goes, so goes the nation", this
'local' proposition is ...
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Feeling Beautiful in My Own Skin
As
a child, I was always told I was beautiful. As the baby girl in the
family, my parents and older siblings nurtured me and constantly
reaffirmed that I was intelligent, capable, and beautiful both inside
and out. Looking back on it, those words of affirmation truly gave me
the initial spark of ...
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Eating Meat and Dairy Products Linked to Early ...
Parents
need to worry about this: early puberty in their children, which can
not only negatively affect their social life, but also their health.
Among other things, early puberty is associated with high risk of ...
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Lung Cleansing Benefits of Oregano
Upper
respiratory problems may be caused by bacteria, viruses, allergies,
asthma, and even inhalation of various pollutants. Symptoms of
respiratory problems can include chest congestion, difficulty breathing
and irritated nasal or throat passages. If you, ...
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Shocking Scans Show The Real Impact of Love on ...
You
comfort them over a skinned knee in the playground, and coax them to
sleep with a soothing lullaby. But being a nurturing mother is not just
about emotional care – it pays dividends by ...
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Experts Predict What We’ll Be Eating In 2050
The
second annual Food Day was held on Wednesday, and the theme centered
around predicting what our plates will look like 38 years from now.
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick celebrated Food Day by discussing
sustainability — ...
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New Treatment System Could See Discharges Into ...
Workers
at the Fukushima No. 1 plant are struggling to find space to store tens
of thousands of tons of highly contaminated water used to cool its
crippled reactors, the manager of the water treatment ...
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Editorial: As The Country Mourned, Tucson Need ...
Those
who criticized the reaction of the crowd at Wednesday night's memorial
have it ingrained that a perfect memorial is one with candles, flowers
and tears. The citizens of Tucson and the American people have mourned
for five days. Wednesday's event was not a time to mourn some more.
It was a ...
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Police Made Visits To Loughner Home Before Sho ...
The
Tucson, Arizona family home of 22-year-old Jared Loughner had been
visited by authorities before the shooting of a congresswoman and 18
others last Saturday, new information by the New York Times revealed
Wednesday.
It's unclear what the visits were about or what prompted the call to
author ...
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Criminal Charges Filed Against Congresswoman’s ...
Newly-released
court documents offer a glimpse into the motive behind Jared Loughner's
attempted assassination of Tucson Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords on
Saturday.
Recovered from Loughner's home was a letter addressed to Jared Loughner
from Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. Giffords mailed a ...
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“Unbelievable Tragedy:” Congresswoman Shot By ...
At
least fifteen gunshots rang out shortly after 10:10am Arizona Time
Saturday, bullets fatally striking a Federal Judge and injuring a
prominent Congresswoman.
Representative Gabrielle Giffords (D-AZ) of Arizona's Eighth District
was wounded at a public meet-and-greet event outside a grocery s ...
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Queensland Facing Flood Of “Biblical” Proportions
The
worst floods in 50 years to hit Queensland, Australia are being
described as nothing short of Biblical.
More than 1,000 people have been evacuated, though officials say as the
floodwaters get worse, as many as 4,000 residents could be asked to
vacate their homes and businesses later this we ...
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EPA responds to CONSOL permit criticism
Last
evening’s coverage of the CONSOL announcement about layoffs that it and
state political leaders are blaming on the Obama administration EPA
noted that federal agency officials had not yet commented on the matter —
which isn’t unusual, given the lack of transparency that ha ...
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Campaign talk: In attacking Romney, AFL-CIO ...
President
Barack Obama is introduced by AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka before
he spoke about jobs and the economy during an address before the AFL-CIO
Executive Council in Washington, Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2010. (AP
Photo/Charles Dharapak) AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka is getting a
fair amount ...
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W.Va. political leaders blast EPA over delay o ...
Late
this afternoon, word came down from CONSOL Energy’s corporate
headquarters outside of Pittsburgh: CONSOL Energy Inc. (NYSE:CNX) has
issued notice under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification
Act (WARN) of its intent to idle its Miller Creek surface operations
near Naugatuck ...
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Is Gov. Tomblin convinced about climate change ...
Halloween
decorations are seen during a snowstorm, Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012, in
Elkins, W.Va. Superstorm Sandy buried parts of West Virginia under more
than a foot of snow on Tuesday, cutting power to at least 243,000
customers and closing dozens of roads. At least one death was reported.
(AP Phot ...
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Coal mine safety and the presidential election
Helmets
are place on crosses on a table during a memorial service for the
miners killed in the Upper Big Branch Mine during which President Barack
Obama will give the eulogy in Beckley, W.Va., Sunday, April 25,
2010.(AP Photo/Alex Brandon) For folks who may have missed them, we had
two stories i ...
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Plain clothes cop at Fridays demo
Cops
turning up to demos in plain clothes seems to be a regular occurence
these days. These pics were taken at the Fight for Sites demo on Friday.
Although he appears to have forgotten his uniform, the man pictured is
Constable Mark Stoddart. A number of cops in plain clothes have been
pictured ...
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Stay Safe; Stay Anonymous! #5 – Block & ...
Okay,
so by now we should know all the basic preventative measures we can
take to defend our anonymity. But there is one more thing we can be
doing this October 20th to proactively assert our freedom to dissent
without state repression. This is, of course, the classic FITwatch
Direct Action tact ...
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Stay Safe; Stay Anonymous! #4 – Fashion ...
Whilst
what you wear on a demo is on one level (quite rightly) unimportant, it
can be used as a great tool to disrupt intelligence gathering
activities. When such a large part of political policing rests on the
ability to profile, identify, isolate (and subsequently harass)
individuals and group ...
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Stay Safe; Stay Anonymous! #3 – Affinity ...
For
the purposes of a mass demonstration, affinity groups – small groups of
people who attend the same demonstration together - are a great way to
stay safe and anonymous, providing a miniature support network that is
both empowering and practical. This is one of the first things you
should be c ...
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Stay Safe: Stay Anonymous! #2 – Masking Up
This
is possibly the easiest form of FITwatching that can be done. It is
100% legal (although you need to read the Legal Information at the
bottom of this post), keeps you off a database and, when done en masse,
creates a sea of obscured faces that are much harder to identify. This
is something ...
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In “A Lawless America”: Another To ...
by
Andy Worthington,fff.org - In the last two weeks, the “war on terror”
prison at Guantánamo Bay enjoyed a brief resurgence of interest, as
pre-trial hearings took place in the cases of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and
four other men accused of directing and supporting the terrorist
attacks on Septem ...
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WWH/CJE Wednesday News Briefs
Iran’s
hospitals feel pain of sanctions Actually, it’s the sick and children
that feel the pain of Political sacrifices on the alter on Israel! Great
PR for Obama… Hey, Billy Clinton bragged about doing this to Iraq and
he got re elected. Difficulties in importing medicine and ...
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The Weight of a Tear
Tammy
Davis,.modernhippiemag.com – Every morning and every evening, I see
posts and websites offering new and improved ideas for eating healthy as
well as effectively losing weight. AND, while it is possible to lose
weight by following the recommendations, eliminating certain foods,
gettin ...
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What’s A Lake Doing In The Middle Of The ...
by ARI
DANIEL SHAPIRO,NPR – One place you don’t expect to see waves lapping
against the shore is in the middle of a desert. But that’s exactly
what’s happening deep inside the United Arab Emirates, where a recently
formed lake is nestled into the sand dunes, and a new eco ...
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Supreme Courts Updates: Dirty Utah Supreme Cou ...
FBI
investigates (Alleged) Real corrupt, sleazy, low life scammer
and probable future Republican Candidate for anything - Michigan Supreme
Court Justice Hathaway for possible mortgage fraud Her kids are proud
of Mommy; They got a cut. (Allegedly) By Tresa Baldas,freep.com – The
FBI is inv ...
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Different ways to interpret Feynman diagrams
Feynman diagrams are the funny pictures that Richard Feynman drew on his
van:
You see that a Feynman diagram is composed of several lines that meet at
vertices. Some of the lines are straight, some of them are wiggly: this
shape of each line distinguishes the particle type. For exa ...
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Is Hurricane Sandy unprecedented?
The media are full of panic and strong words inspired by Hurricane
Sandy, the "Frankenstorm" as some writers nicknamed it. Of course, this
moniker – perhaps originally meant to indicate the Halloween time – is
popular especially among those crackpots who want to argue that the
storm is "man-m ...
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Doha, Qatar will host a climate conference
What a paradox!
Qatar is a peninsula located on the opposite side of the Pilsner Gulf
than Iran. Its economy is the wealthiest one not only in the Islamic
world – even in comparison with Kuwait and UAE – but it's almost
certainly richer than the economy of your country. The GDP per capit ...
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Preons probably can't exist
Don Lincoln is the star of several cute Fermilab videos in which he
explains various issues in particle physics. He's also authored several
related texts for Fermilab Today.
He chose a much more controversial topic, namely preons, for his fresh
article in the Scientific American:
...
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Galileo's 1633 trial: a tragic hero
I was pleased that virtually all the media criticize the recent
manslaughter verdict against the Italian seismologists.
Many outlets compare the trial to the 1633 trial against Galileo
Galilei. So I decided to find a video explaining some details about that
event in particular and ...
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Sell your euros and hoard gold as ‘war’ looms, ...
by
Tom Prendeville, Independent.ie: Renowned trend forecaster Gerald
Celente is famed for having accurately predicted everything from the
2008 global economic crash to the demise of the dotcom bubble. As
publisher of the Trends Research Institute Journal, the gritty,
no-nonsense, straight-talkin ...
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EXCLUSIVE | The CBC in Syria: Under siege in A ...
This
is the first in a series of stories from CBC reporters who ventured
inside Syria earlier this month to report on the brutal civil war. You
can hear and see more all this week on CBC Radio and TV about the battle
for Aleppo, one of the world’s oldest cities. CBC | Top Stories [...
...
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18 Startling Quotes About The Incredible Destr ...
from
The Economic Collapse Blog: It is hard to put into words the absolute
devastation that we are seeing along many areas of the east coast right
now. Boats have been washed ashore, homes have been razed, some coastal
roads have been essentially destroyed, and large numbers of people are
still ...
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Neil Macdonald: Romney’s big FEMA storm
Reporters
are eager to hear Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney expand
on his views about chopping FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management
Agency. CBC | Top Stories News
Related posts:
Neil Macdonald: How ‘Moderate Mitt’ might steal this election Barack
Obama’s ...
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Stuff They Don’t Want You To Know – China in A ...
There’s
no denying that China has major investments in countries across Africa,
but what does it mean in the long-term? Tune in to learn why some
politicians and conspiracy theorists believe that China is actually
colonizing Africa. ::Mirrored:: & ::ReUploaded:: FAIR USE NOTICE:
This ...
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BPA: Recent Research Shows Continued Need for ...
By
Jason Rano, Director of Government Affairs There is now solid evidence
that Americans have gotten the message that the plastics chemical
bisphenol-A, a synthetic estrogen that can disrupt the hormone system,
is hazardous to their health. On September...
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Fracking Leases May Lower Property Values, Def ...
By
Briana Dema, EWG Law Fellow Hydraulic fracturing to extract oil and gas
may enrich drillers - but at a prohibitive cost for some landowners
near wells. The New York Times reported last month that uncertainty over
whether hydraulic...
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Why Some "Green" Cleaners Get Poor Grades
A
number of cleaning product manufacturers are expressing surprise at
their products' scores on Environmental Working Group's Guide to Healthy
Cleaning. Frankly, we're surprised they're surprised. The fact is, the
industry has gotten complacent about its...
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Keratin is still "Flat-Out Risky"
By
Erika Duthely, Stabile Law Fellow, EWG The popular online discount deal
promoter Groupon has been offering great prices on keratin
hair-straightening treatments at a Washington, D.C. salon in the upscale
Georgetown neighborhood, but this is one deal...
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SAS tries to head off another crisis
UPDATED:
Weeks of new crisis speculation that’s been swirling around
long-troubled Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) effectively forced the company
to reveal on Tuesday that it finally will post a third-quarter
operating profit, but still must undergo another round of major
cost-cutting. SAS per ...
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Royal respects for Karin Stoltenberg
UPDATED:
King Harald and Queen Sonja were among the many who gathered at a
chapel in west Oslo on Tuesday to pay their last respects to Karin
Stoltenberg, a pioneering women’s rights activist in Norway whose son
went on to become prime minister. She died on October 17 at the age of
80. A s ...
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Royal respects for Karin Stoltenberg
King
Harald and Queen Sonja were among the many gathering at a chapel in
west Oslo on Tuesday to pay their last respects to Karin Stoltenberg, a
pioneering women’s rights activist in Norway whose son went on to become
prime minister. She died on October 17 at the age of 80. A solid
portion ...
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Crime unit probes cash redemption
Various
denominations of Norwegian currency printed as far back as 1979 will be
rendered worthless as of November 1. Norway’s economic crimes unit
Økokrim is closely following the redemption now going on all over the
country, to be on the lookout for money laundering. Newspaper Dagens
Næri ...
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Crime unit probes cash redemption
Various
denominations of Norwegian currency printed as far back as 1979 will be
rendered worthless as of November 1. Norway’s economic crimes unit
Økokrim is closely following the redemption now going on all over the
country, to be on the lookout for money laundering. Newspaper Dagens
Næri ...
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Permagardens In Practice: Resilience in Action ...
PDCs
are tricky. For two weeks we tumble into this community of unfamiliarly
familiar, curious strangers. The constant whirlwind of habits,
obligations, and distractions that composes our lives momentarily
dissipates and we are thrust into this world where our main
responsibility is to be open-m ...
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Bitter Seeds Documentary (video)
This
new documentary, with perfect timing for the upcoming Proposition 37
vote on November 6, is a heartbreaking look at the impact GMOs have had
in India, where many thousands of peasant farmers have been pushed to
the brink, and beyond, due to crop failures and spiraling costs for seed
and the ...
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Money Spinners
Here’s how we can defeat political corruption of the kind that’s destroying US democracy.
by George Monbiot: journalist, author, academic and environmental and political activist, United Kingdom.
It’s a revolting spectacle: the two presidential candidates engaged in a frantic and demeaning scr ...
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Pam Warhurst: How We Can Eat Our Landscapes (T ...
This is a fun and very inspiring talk by Incredible Edible Todmorden
champion, Pam Warhurst, on the great work her town is doing in northern
England and its growing influence around the world. One of the many
encouraging things I take from this talk is hearing how local businesses
in Todmor ...
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Sign Up For Phone Calling on Prop 37
Editor’s
Note: In case you missed our alert, take the opportunity to watch
Genetic Roulette for free until the end of October, 2012, and also see
our GMO category for many more articles and videos. Prop 37 is an
historic opportunity — I hope that all who can will get involved.
...
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Examples will have to be made : Germany.
I
wrote an analysis piece some time back, which put forward the idea that
we climate realists had a secret weapon, and that weapon was time. Time
would inevitably bring down the environmental movement, because it
would demonstrate the fundamental unworkability of its policies in the
real world f ...
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It’s time for a change.
It’ll
soon be time to cast your vote, so you have to look back at what the
current politico has done for you over the last four years. I see auto
workers in Detroit, who no longer work on the line because that line no
longer exists, and now have to swallow the indignity of watching &#
...
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Green Myths : We must conserve everything.
There’s
this unquestioned idea, that’s been firmly planted into the public
mind. That idea is that nothing should ever be allowed to go extinct and
therefore conservation of anything is automatically a good thing. It’s
nearly universally accepted and yet it’s totally unna ...
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I’m looking for a snitch, who wants to get rich.
Blogging
is one of those impossible to make a profit from activities you have to
fit into all the necessities of life, such as looking after your
family, making a living, paying your bills, hacking back that out of
control Amazonian jungle you call a garden, repairing a leaky roof at
some consid ...
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Intentions, profiles and predictability.
I’ve
spent an inordinate amount of my life working out other people’s real
intentions, and what they would do and how they would attempt to do it,
because of those intentions. Getting one jump ahead of
complex, imaginative and sometimes troubled minds, is a tough business,
but that’s what made i ...
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Good tutorial sites for HTML, HTML5, CSS, jQuery
There
are a zillion sites out there offering free tutorials, but many are
pure junk. So here are a few that I recommend, in no particular order:
Codecademy: Web Fundamentals Codecademy: HTML Fundamentals HTML5 Please
(not actually a tutorial, but very helpful) Nettuts+: The Best Way to
Learn Jav ...
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Baby Steps in Data Journalism
This
is a Tumblr blog that I started in early April 2012: Baby Steps in Data
Journalism Its purpose is to collect links and other useful information
related to learning about data journalism. To go directly to something
you might be searching for, try these links: How I installed Python
(April 2 ...
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The best video export options
How
do you choose the best settings for exporting your video, after you
have edited it? I remember how confusing this was for me when I started
working with Web video several years ago. With the slower computers we
had back then, I would wait for what seemed like forever while exporting
a small ...
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Video Resources updated
The
new Video Resources page has been added to this site. This is a
carefully curated page with links to good tutorials for video editing
software, video shooting tips, and the like. It’s intended for
beginners, particularly journalism students and journalism educators who
are teaching vid ...
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Flash Journalism updates
I
have been hard at work updating the Flash Journalism website. New
tutorials for ActionScript 3.0 and for working on the Timeline in CS4
and CS5 have been added. The old pages from the original site (created
to support the book I wrote about Flash journalism in 2004) are still
online, and all t ...
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"Bounce Nation" Holds Protest at Local Radio S ...
Reposted
from the Alliance Institute:
Supporters of bounce music culture rallied on Oct. 18th in front of 201
St. Charles, home of Cumulus Broadcasting and 102.9FM Radio, asking
that station management reinstate the “Power Posse” morning show.
Recently the “Power Posse” was taken off the ...
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Librotraficantes Mark Opening of New Latino Cu ...
From
a press release from friends of the Librotraficantes:
Join the Librotraficantes for an evening of contraband prose at Casa
Borrega, 1719 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard, Friday, November 2, from
7-8:30pm.
Imagine the New Orleans School Board banning African American books.
Well, the equiv ...
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Inmates at Angola Prison Complain of Excessive ...
From
a letter sent by the ACLU of Louisiana:
Dear Warden Cain:
In the past few months, the ACLU of Louisiana has received numerous
allegations of excessive or unjustified use of chemical agents, such as
OC (oleoresin capsicum), upon inmates at Louisiana State Penitentiary
(LSP). We write to br ...
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Reflections on the Protest at Walter L. Cohen ...
While
in Houston TX. to attend a convention on reparations I began receiving
phone calls, text and email messages describing a situation back home
in New Orleans. It appeared that juniors and seniors at Walter L. Cohen
walked out of school on Thursday October 4, 2012. Students say they
are “ ...
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Students at Walter L. Cohen High School Walk O ...
From
a press release from students and their allies at Walter L. Cohen High
School:
See below for the students' demands.
Students at Walter L. Cohen in New Orleans began a walk out/protest on
October 4th, 2012 when their teachers and administrators were dismissed
and the announcement was mad ...
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Zionist Personalities We Should Know About • R ...
Welcome
back Gord and well said...
Hey Timmmzee.... your source of "occult" credibility is crap... --CSR
Michel-Jean Angebert, The Occult and the Third Reich (1971); Trevor
Ravenscroft, The Spear of Destiny (1972), and J.H. Brennan, Occult
ReichStatistics: Posted by CrackSmokeRepubl ...
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Social Engineering • Re: 2016: Obama's America ...
Worth a look on how the Jews started the Mormon religion. Datura mentioned.
Alexander Neibaur: Early Jewish Mormon Leader and Freemason
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=10929&start=0
Another idiot Jew'd over Foreign Born Shabbos Goy Poster-Boy -- Dinesh D'Souza:
In 1988 D'Souza left the magazi ...
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Social Engineering • 2016: Obama's America the ...
This
Shabbos Goy "Mormon" is so far up Jew Butt he's far past sphincter
now... produced "Schindler's List" and doesn't want the liberal "Chicago
Jews" with their Jew'Bama to beat his fellow Mormon "MoR'money".
Another running dog for Jew Scams... --CSR
...
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Zionist Personalities We Should Know About • R ...
Welcome
back, Gordo. Missed ya.
Let's not lose sight of the fundamentals of Zionism. Is Zionism merely
the Jewish vision of establishing a theocracy based out of Jerusalem?
Not exclusively. Zionism is the vision of a particular racial group
seeking to establish heaven on earth, upon which, said ...
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Current News / News of an Immediate & Urge ...
Israeli planes attacked an arms factory in Kartum.
Apparently there has been a quiet war going on between Israel
& Sudan for some time. (google Israel bombs Sudan)
The Israelis seem to back Southern Sudan since they've gained
independence.
There have been many other air strikes for assinati ...
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Vulnerability of Infrastructure Revealed Durin ...
The
storm that crippled the New York City region has revealed the extreme
vulnerability of its transportation and electricity infrastructure and
highlights the need to better protect subways, tunnels, low-lying roads,
and power substations as sea levels rise
View gallery
Andrew Burton/Getty ...
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Photos Reveal Finch Species Long Thought Vanis ...
Photos
taken in a remote region of the Tibetan Plateau have revealed the
existence of a rare species of finch long thought to have vanished.
During a trip to Xinjiang, China in June, a French photographer
Click to enlarge
Photo by Yann Muzika
The Sillem’s mountain finch snapped images of ...
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French Panel Rejects Study That Linked GM Corn ...
An
independent state panel in France has rejected the findings of a recent
controversial study that linked genetically modified corn to cancer in
rats, but the panel did recommend long-term research into the risks of
genetically engineered food. In the report, requested by the French
government, ...
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Solar Geoengineering Projects Could Be More Ef ...
A
new modeling study by several geoengineering experts suggests that
injecting aerosols into the atmosphere to block more of the sun’s energy
and reduce temperatures could be most effective when done on a
region-by-region basis. The study, published in the journal Nature
Climate Change, said tha ...
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Why Are Environmentalists Taking Anti-Science ...
On
issues ranging from genetically modified crops to nuclear power,
environmentalists are increasingly refusing to listen to scientific
arguments that challenge standard green positions. This approach risks
weakening the environmental movement and empowering climate contrarians.
BY FRED PEARCE
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A Modest Opinion — It’s a Liberal ...
By
Nathaniel Moher Are you sitting down? Well . . . answer the question.
Whatever. If you’re not sitting down, you should be sitting down,
because I’m about to blow your mind. Did you know that there are other
Liberals that aren’t Justin Trudeau? And I’m not talking about his
father Joseph, I’m ...
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The Navigable Waters Unprotection Act
By
David@Sixthestate.net Continuing Sixth Estate’s fall 2012 budget
coverage, which began with a look at what appears to me to be some
appalling chicanery in the MP pension “reform” scheme, I thought it
would be nice to look at the end of the Navigable Waters Protection Act.
Symbolic of the shif ...
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Is the MPs’ new pension plan a clever ma ...
By
David@Sixthestate.net After weeks of rumours about MP pension reforms
in the works, the Harper regime finally brought them out in the budget
. . . sort of. And it received great approbation for it. The
mediasphere is tremendously excited at the good example the government
is setting here. E ...
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Israel, Gaza, and the Estelle: more high seas ...
By
Frank Moher Once again, Israel has illegally intercepted and boarded a
vessel bound for Gaza with humanitarian supplies, this time with a
modest contingent of 30 aboard, including former Canadian MP Jim Manly.
The ship was in international waters when it was surrounded by six IDF
boats and, a ...
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Amanda Todd’s avengers: not Anonymous enough
By
Frank Moher As much as one would like to see some sort of justice for
Amanda Todd, the 15-year old BC girl who took her life last week after
years of cyber-bullying, what’s gone down on the internet in the last
few days is truly disturbing. On Monday, someone purporting to be part
of [. ...
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37 prefectures: Be firm on Senkaku, Takeshima
Thirty-seven
prefectural assemblies have adopted resolutions or opinions urging the
central government to take a robust stand on the island disputes with
China and South Korea.
The resolutions began emerging in August when the long-standing
territorial disputes intensified with the landing of ...
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Smith, 49ers roll past Cards
Three
touchdown passes, one incomplete pass.
Not a bad night for Alex Smith, and it could have been better,
considering that the one incomplete pass was dropped by a wide-open
receiver.
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Zeller's long journey to NBA began with Shiga ...
Luke
Zeller, one of three brothers to earn the prestigious Mr. Basketball
title during his Indiana schoolboy days, was undrafted after a steady
but unspectacular four-year collegiate career at Notre Dame. He began
his professional career with the Shiga Lakestars in 2009.
And now, three years l ...
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NFL pushes back trade deadline
The
NFL has moved its trade deadline back two days to Thursday because of
potential complications from Hurricane Sandy.
All 32 teams were notified Monday that the league's offices would be
closed through Tuesday because of the storm. So the deadline now is 4
p.m. Eastern Time on Thursday, when ...
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Hitachi to buy Britain's nuclear Horizon
High-tech
firm Hitachi said Tuesday it will buy British nuclear power venture
Horizon to expand its nuclear business overseas as post-Fukushima Japan
remains wary over the technology.
The company said it has agreed with Horizon Nuclear Power's 50-50
German owners E.ON and RWE to buy all Horizo ...
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Will Frankenstorm put climate change back on t ...
In
recent years the world has experienced a sequence of
climate-change-related disasters. Hurricane Sandy comes on top of
massive drought through the summer that has led to 40% loss of American
corn and other grain crops, raging wildfires in the southeast US,
tornados and derechos, etc – and tha ...
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Privatizing CMHC?
In
a recent interview with the Globe and Mail, Canadian Minister of
Finance Jim Flaherty expressed worries about the financial burden laid
on taxpayers by having the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
(CMHC) deal and trade mortgages. As a remedy, he suggests privatizing
the federal Crown co ...
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The Limits of Demography
Here
is a piece I wrote for today’s Globe Economy Lab re the Department of
Finance report on the costs of an aging society. The key point is that
the mainstream doom and gloom projections of the costs of falling labour
force growth ignore the positive impacts which can be expected as and
when w ...
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The CETA and Nova Scotia: Oversold benefits, U ...
A
new report on the Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA)
concludes that the agreement’s benefits for Nova Scotia are being
oversold, while its costs and consequences are minimized or even
ignored. Indeed, EU officials are in Halifax right now selling the
benefits of the CETA for N ...
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Taxing the rich in Québec: major myth debunking
Québec
has been immersed in the last weeks in much drama following a proposal
to further tax the wealthiest. When the brand new Marois government took
office (Parti québécois, PQ), it announced it would introduce new tax
brackets for the wealthiest. A first bracket would have been added for
inco ...
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Graphene offers clear window on liquids
BBC:
Until now, liquids have been difficult to view at the same resolution
as solids using transmission electron microscopes (TEMs), which require
liquids to be placed in some sort of container. Silicon nitride or
silicon oxide capsules are traditionally used, but they don't provide a
clear view ...
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Rival teams shared in Nobel celebration
Science:
In 2011, Brian Schmidt, Adam Riess, and Saul Perlmutter were awarded
the Nobel Prize in Physics "for the discovery of the accelerating
expansion of the Universe through observations of distant supernovae".
The Nobel may not be shared among more than three people, and the three
men wante ...
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No title
Talking
Points Memo: The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is back online after a
four-month long maintenance period. On Thursday, CERN announced that it
had achieved the highest-energy level for proton collisions yet recorded
in history: 8 trillion electron volts (TeV).
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Wind energy growth tops renewable energy sector
Earth
Policy Institute: Renewable energy makes up only a small section of the
energy market but since 2007 hydropower grew by 7 percent and wind
power grew by 36 percent while coal declined slightly says a new report
from the Earth Policy Institute. In fact in five US states more than 10
percent ...
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Smaller accelerators continue the search for d ...
Nature:
In the wake of the null results from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at
CERN, some physicists are turning from larger, more powerful particle
accelerators to smaller, less expensive ones. At the Thomas Jefferson
National Accelerator Facility in Virginia, a continuous dense beam of
electr ...
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The Charts That Show Why the U.S. Is ‘Screwed’
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Fukushima Operators Struggle to Contain ‘ ...
“The
plant currently holds 200,000 tonnes of highly contaminated waste
water, used to cool the broken reactors, but operator, Tokyo Electric
Power Company, continues to struggle to find ways to store the toxic
substance. TEPCO has said they are running out of room to build more
storage tan ...
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Pursuit of Desal Driving Santa Cruz Water Cost ...
“Santa
Cruz – Overlooked by local newspapers and area media outlets, USA TODAY
last month published a unique study of residential water rates over the
past 12 years for water agencies nationwide with immediate implications
for Santa Cruz . The investigative report found that monthly ...
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Questions Over China Dams
“Some
questions remain about whether hydro dams on the upper Mekong River in
China exacerbated conditions during Cambodia’s devastating drought of
2010, environmental groups say, as China’s dam program powers ahead.
When the first power-generating unit was switched on last month at
China’s ...
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Native Water Rights to Play Big Part in Arizon ...
“Navajo
and Hopi tribal leaders are still working on various fronts to salvage
pieces of the Navajo Hopi Little Colorado River Water Right Settlement
Act of 2012, with no clear path in sight. The proposal touched off
reservation-wide protests at both tribes last spring, when it was
introdu ...
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Shale Gas Industry Targets College Campuses, K ...
“On
Sept. 27, the PA House of Representatives – in a 136-62 vote - passed a
bill that allows hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking” to take place on
the campuses of public universities. Its Senate copycat version passed
in June in a 46-3 vote and Republican Gov. Tom Corbett ...
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2016: Obama's America
2016 Obama's America takes audiences on a gripping visual journey into
the heart of the world’s most powerful office to reveal the struggle of
whether one man's past will redefine America over the next four years.
The film examines the question, "If Obama wins a second term, where will
we be in ...
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The Truth About "Jon Stewart"
"Jon Stewart" who was born Jonathan Stuart Leibowitz, wants people to
believe he is some kind of political "moderate" when in reality he has
admitted to Fox News executive Roger Ailes in private and on CNN's Larry
King Live that he is an outright socialist. His political bias to the
Democratic ...
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Skeptical Science: "Drown Them Out"
In March of 2012, the climate alarmist website Skeptical Science had
their forums "hacked" and the contents posted online. In these it was
revealed that Skeptical Science members are organizing themselves into
eco-strike squads to "drown out" those who do not accept their alarmist
positions,
" ...
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Skeptical Science: Too Inaccurate for Joe Romm
In March of 2012, the climate alarmist website Skeptical Science had
their forums "hacked" and the contents posted online. In these it was
revealed that Skeptical Science was found to be even too inaccurate for
fellow alarmist Joe Romm of Climate Progress,
"Just got this email from Joe Romm: Y ...
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Skeptical Science: The Partnership with Al Gore
In
March of 2012, the climate alarmist website Skeptical Science had their
forums "hacked" and the contents posted online. In a forum thread
titled, "Got a call from Al Gore's people today" John Cook proudly
posted,
"This morning, had a long skype call with a guy working with Al Gore's
Climate ...
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Private reserve safeguards newly discovered fr ...
Although
it covers only 430 hectares (1,063 acres) of the little-known Chocó
forest in Ecuador, the private reserve las Gralarias in Ecuador is home
to an incredible explosion of life. Long known as a birder's paradise,
the Reserva las Gralarias is now making a name for itself as a hotspot
...
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An interview with conservation writer David Qu ...
David
Quammen has done consistent and conscientious reporting from the
trenches of ecological and evolutionary research for over thirty years
now. Few in
the world can claim as intimate and broad an understanding of
conservation biology as he can. His books such as The Song of the Dodo
and Mons ...
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WWF: Asia Pulp & Paper misleads public about i ...
Asia
Pulp & Paper (APP) continues to mislead the public about its role
in destroying rainforests and critical tiger habitat across the
Indonesian island of Sumatra, alleges a new report from Eyes on the
Forest, a coalition of Indonesian environmental groups including
WWF-Indonesia. The report, t ...
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The dark side of new species discovery
Scientists
and the public usually rejoice when a new species is discovered. But
biologist Bryan Stuart has learned the hard way that the discovery of
new species, especially when that species is commercially valuable, has a
dark side-one that could potentially wipe out the new species before
pro ...
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Industrial logging leaves a poor legacy in Bor ...
For
most people "Borneo" conjures up an image of a wild and distant land of
rainforests, exotic beasts, and nomadic tribes. But that place
increasingly exists only in one's imagination, for the forests of
world's third largest island have been rapidly and relentlessly logged,
burned, and bulldoz ...
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Governor Chris Christie Strongly Praises Obama ...
Here's
a headline story including an interview on Fox news that caught me by
surprise: New Jersey Chris Christie Praises Obama, Doesn't 'Give a Damn'
about Election Day
The presidential candidates have canceled all campaign events on
Tuesday, but Republican New Jersey Chris Christie seemed t ...
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Japan Manufacturing PMI Falls to 18-Month Low
The Japanese economy continues to skid as evidenced by the October Japan Manufacturing PMI™
Key points
Output and new orders both down at sharper rates
Employment falls at fastest pace since July 2009
Average output charges pared to steepest degree since December 2009
Summar ...
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NY Subway May Take Weeks to Restore Service, 5 ...
Hurricane
Sandy has moved on but the damage remains. The following picture of
Times Square posted on Gizmodo caught my eye. Fortunately, it does not
look real. Lights should not be on and there would be debris everywhere.
However, the Metra chairman did say water was "literally up to the ce
...
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Greece Coalition Splinters, Austerity Vote Del ...
In
Greece, Prime Minister Antonis Samaras coalition has split. The result
is yet another delay in an austerity vote required for the next tranche
of loans to Greece, and the PM warns of 'chaos'.
Greece's conservative Prime Minister Antonis Samaras is at odds with the
Democratic Left party, a ...
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670,000 Without Power in NYC; Flood Crests 13. ...
The
good news for New York City is the storm crest has peaked. The bad news
is the cleanup will take days, or longer, and much is the city is
blacked-out.
Please consider Hurricane Sandy’s Waters Flood Blacked-Out New York
City.
Hurricane Sandy sent floodwater gushing into New York’s fi ...
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BFP Select Nightly News & Editorials- October ...
We
Do Engage in Censorship- Here is How I have been a major advocate of
transparency, and an avid fighter against censorship. I have been
proudly (and consistently) engaged in censorship in publishing Boiling
Frogs Post Nightly News & Editorials. You would think these two
statements are utte ...
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Boiling Frogs Post: It Boils Down to ‘Us’ vs. ...
Support
the Alternative to Mainstream & Pseudo Alternatives Dear Readers
& Friends: Three years ago this website began with very few of us
and a few of you. I promised (to myself and you) a site where the irate
minority, those aware and tired of the creators of lies-fables-smoke and
mirr ...
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The Virtual Recovery
“The
Federal Reserve represents the banksters, not the American public!”
Since mid-2009 the US has been enjoying a virtual recovery courtesy of a
rigged inflation measure that understates inflation. The financial
Prostitutes spoon out the government’s propaganda that prices are rising
less than ...
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BFP Select Nightly News & Editorials- October ...
We
Do Engage in Censorship- Here is How I have been a major advocate of
transparency, and an avid fighter against censorship. I have been
proudly (and consistently) engaged in censorship in publishing Boiling
Frogs Post Nightly News & Editorials. You would think these two
statements are utte ...
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The Global Banking ‘Super-Entity’ Drug Cartel: ...
I
would like to introduce you, the reader, to some realities of our
global banking system, resting on the rhetoric of free markets, but
functioning, in actuality, as a global cartel, a “super-entity” in which
the world’s major banks all own each other and own the controlling
shares in the world’ ...
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Is Obama a Fraud?
The
debt deal is yet another sign that hope and change has been a fiction
from the start: Like many, I was extremely hopeful when Obama won in
2008. And like many I’ve become totally disillusioned with the
president and … Continue reading →
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Today’s Stories
Good
politifact piece on how Social Security functions and its solvency How
the state is revoking our civil liberties by imprisoning people, in some
cases for up to 15 years, for recording police brutality with smart
phones Economist Dean Baker … Continue reading →
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The Tyranny of American Healthcare
For
those who read this on Splice, be sure to re-read the unedited version…
Why are we trying to prop up a broken system?: Do you realize how badly
you’re being screwed by the health insurance corporations? Let me give
… Continue reading →
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Today’s Stories
Politifact
on how entitlements have lifted millions out of poverty Must read:
scientists have recently concluded that a once in a tens of millions of
years mass extinction is now underway, mainly in the ocean, because of
global warming and … Continue reading →
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Today’s Stories
Politifact
on how entitlements have lifted millions out of poverty Must read:
scientists have recently concluded that a once in a tens of millions of
years mass extinction is now underway, mainly in the ocean, because of
global warming and … Continue reading →
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The United States is Experiencing the Longest ...
The
rate of unemployment in the United States has exceeded 8 percent since
February 2009, making the past three years the longest stretch of high
unemployment in this country since the Great Depression. CBO projects
that the unemployment rate will remain above 8 percent until 2014. The
share of ...
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Models Used by the Military Services to Develo ...
The
military services—the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps—use
modeling techniques to inform parts of their annual budget requests. As
directed by the Congress in the 2011 National Defense Authorization Act,
today’s CBO study provides information on the models used ...
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Treatment of PTSD and Traumatic Brain Injury b ...
More
than 2 million service members have deployed in support of overseas
contingency operations (OCO) in Iraq and Afghanistan since October 2001.
Two combat-related conditions that affect some OCO veterans and that
have generated widespread concern among policymakers are post-traumatic
stress di ...
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Presentation to the National Economists Club
Yesterday
I spoke to the National Economists Club on our recently released Budget
and Economic Outlook. My remarks reiterated much of what I said in
several of last week’s blog posts:
CBO Releases the Budget and Economic Outlook: Fiscal Years 2012 to 2022
Fundamental Fiscal Challenge
How ...
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Federal Budget Deficit Totaled $349 Billion fo ...
The
federal government accumulated a budget deficit of $349 billion for the
first four months of fiscal year 2012, CBO estimates in its latest
Monthly Budget Review, $70 billion less than the shortfall recorded for
the same period last year. Without shifts in the timing of certain
payments, howe ...
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Gait expectations: genetic basis of horse dres ...
A gene responsible for affecting how the majority of mammals move has
been revealed by studying a group of Icelandic horses with weird walking
patterns.
Although all horses can walk, trot and gallo...
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Nanoparticles poison soil
Nanoparticles in cosmetics and exhaust fumes can accumulate in plants and stunt growth, scientists have warned.
In a paper published this week in PNAS, UC Santa Barbara soil microbiologist Patricia ...
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Semen chemical triggers ovulation
Scientists have identified a substance in semen that triggers
ovulation in some species and could also affect human fertility.
Many animals, humans included, are spontaneous ovulators, meaning
that...
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Old dads bad for offspring's DNA
Ageist as it is, older fathers are deleterious to their offspring's
DNA, placing them at increased risk of mental and other illnesses.
Over 60 years ago, the biologist JBS Haldane pointed out that a...
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Sickly birds "pretend to be well" in company
Sick zebra finches pretend to be well if their buddies are around,
according to scientists from the University of California,
Berkeley.Patrcia Lopes, who is interested in the evolutionary benefits
of...
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