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Full Moon and Friends, November 28, 2012
The full Moon Moon rising with Jupiter and Aldebaran on November
28, 2012 in North Carolina, USA. Credit: Tavi Greiner.The full Moon is
a-rising tonight, and its not alone. There’s lots of other bright and
beautiful stars and planets out there — some snuggling right up together
— and already we’ve got astrophotographers out there capturing the
views. Above, Tavi Greiner had a gorgeous view of the Moon, along with
bright Jupiter and Aldebaran. November’s full Moon is known as the
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Moon of 2012, since the Moon is at apogee,
22 football fields large, Target distribution centre to open near Balzac
Target Canada will open its massive 1.3 million-square-foot
distribution centre in Rocky View County, in the Balzac area, in January
and will employ hundreds of workers as the facility will service the
company’s stores in Western Canada, the Herald has learned. Colin
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said the facility is located between Stoney Trail on the south and
Highway 566 on the north on High Plains Boulevard, just east of the
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Promoting Sustainable Ports in the Asia Pacific Region, which will take
place in Kaohsiung on December 10-12, 2012.The 2012
Fortune 500 Awards Tunisian President "Chatham House Prize"
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President Moncef Marzouki with accolades and praise. November 28, 2012
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in the United Kingdom, announced on its website earlier this week that
it had awarded President Moncef Marzouki of Tunisia their 2012 "Chatham
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My month of writing dangerously
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put up nothing for better than a month, now two posts in a week? We just
don’t know what to expect from you, old sport. So here’s the deal.
Henceforward, Wednesday is blog day. Once a week, every week. I promise.
Now on to your entry.
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The Palestine Question
From the recent Israeli operation in Gaza to a bid for non-member
state status at the UN to the specter of Yasser Arafat being dug up
from his grave, there is no shortage of news from Palestine right now.
Tonight on the program James goes over these stories and shares some of
his recent reports on Palestine including an interview with former
Palestinian detainee Jawwad Musleh.
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From the recent Israeli operation in Gaza to a bid for non-member
state status at the UN to the specter of Yasser Arafat being dug up
from his grave, there is no shortage of news from Palestine right now.
Tonight on the program James goes over these stories and shares some of
his recent reports on Palestine including an interview with former
Palestinian detainee Jawwad Musleh.
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Richard Gage Presents to the 9/11 Revisited conference in Kuala Lumpur
Richard Gage of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth presents
to the “9/11 Revisted: Seeking the Truth” conference in Kuala Lumpur on
November 19, 2012.
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Opposition Claims 4 Jets Shot down Today – The Alawite Existential Dilemma
Opposition claims a total of 4 jets and a helicopter shot down
today
Comment by Syrialover November 28th, 2012, 6:29 am said:
Joshua, you are buying into nonesense giving headlines to those claiming
they’ll turn Syria into an Islamist state.
They might be helping to kick Assad hard, but they have also gotten in
the way of the rebellion by providing an unhelpful distraction and
excuse for suppo
Syria: the Strategic Prize for New and More Religious Sunni Leaders of the Middle East
Leader of Aleppo’s powerful Islamic militia – Liwa al-Tawhid –
explains (in Arabic video) why his troops and people want an Islamic
democracy and why Syria’s revolution is an “orphan revolution.” Abdal
Qadr al-Salih explained that just as Europe’s leaders are Christian
because the people are Christian, Syria’s leaders would be Islamic and
that Syrians want Islam to govern them. The US has not supp
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I'd like to give William Hague a few assurances as well.
How times change. In Tony Blair's dog days, his refusal to push
for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hizbullah-Lebanon war was in contrast to
the stance of David Cameron's newly detoxified Conservative party, with
William Hague denouncing the destruction of much of southern Lebanon as
"disproportionate". To begin with, it looked as though the
Conservatives allied with the Liberal Democrats woul
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Bits and Pieces - November 28, 2012
What is our reporters learning? Not very much when they've got
what they consider a good story, it seems. They thought that NASA had a
big discovery on Mars, but it appears they heard wrong and didn't bother
to check. Or they get handed a hot document by the usual suspects in
Vienna and present it as solid evidence of Iran's nuclear program,
apparently without checking. Ezra Klein interviews Chrys
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Lincoln: Reliving and Relieving the White Man’s Burden
I am looking forward to see Lincoln, the recent film by Steven
Spielberg. I want to see it for purely selfish reasons: I am a huge
Daniel Day Lewis fan. He plays Uncle Abe and from what I see from the
previews, his performance is spellbinding. Those who have followed along
with me in this blogging journey from the beginning, know that I used
to be a working actor (in what now seems to me like a ”p
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Myanmar Rare Earths Stuff
One of my favorite novels is Graham Greene’s Our Man in Havana. If you
are not familiar with the basic plot, a British expatriate living in
Havana, desperate for a little extra cash, passes off sketches of vacuum
cleaner parts to MI6, claiming they depict a secret military
installation in the mountains. (The screen grab, from Carol Reed’s
cinematic adaptation, is from a magnificent blog post on
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The New Right’s Rabid Watchdog
Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan evolved from your typical wingnut in the House
to the man who might have been vice president. A boyishly handsome pol
who, with a twinkle in his eye, proposes gutting Social Security and
Medicare, Ryan is walking proof of the extent to which the Right has
infiltrated America’s mainstream.
What was once repugnant has become respectable, but it didn’t happen
overnight.
Party of Entitled Rich Threatens Economy
Republicans, the party of the nation's entitled rich, are holding a
knife to the throat of America's frail recovery.
The GOP sore losers have America up against a wall. Republicans don't
care that the majority of the country voted for a candidate who promised
to raise taxes on the rich. Republicans don't care that an even larger
majority—60 percent—told election day pollsters t
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Even Some Conservatives Now Favor Spreading the Wealth
By @TedFrier
When Hostess swirled its last cupcake and packed its last cream-filled
Twinkie, conservatives like George F. Will were quick to scold striking
workers for not surrendering themselves to the reality that "market
forces will have their way" by swallowing a 50% wage cut as the price of
keeping their jobs.
And when Bain Capital bought, and then outsourced to China, a Freeport,
Illinois au
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It's the little things that mean the most, and do I have a golden
opportunity for you to do a little thing that will mean a lot. My
daughter's best friend is raising money to buy towels and wash cloths
for homeless teens here in KC. Click the link and send her five bucks so
she can reach her goal of 500 towels by December 25th. My generation
may have gotten some things horribly wrong, b
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Only 10 years left to save rhinos
Poaching of rhinos and elephants has risen so sharply in Africa
that the fate of the species are now at risk. Tens of thousands of
elephants and at least 588 rhinos have lost their lives in 2012."The
rhino faces extinction within 10 years if we do not reverse this trend,"
says Dr Joseph Okori, WWF's African Rhino Programme leader.In South
Africa several rhinos are killed every day for their horns.
Shipping, overfishing pushing Yangtze finless porpoise towards extinction
Wuhan, China – The number of endangered finless porpoise spotted
in an ongoing research expedition along the Wuhan-Yichang section of the
Yangtze River has declined drastically with growing evidence pointing
to impact of shipping and overfishing pushing the rare animal towards
extinction, scientists on the expedition say. The survey team has
visually identified 39 individuals of the Yangtze finl
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Secession Clock Committee convening
by Mark Vogl: The re-election of President Obama, the coming
Constitutional Crisis over Obama Care & ongoing petitition work in
several states set stage+
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Before Believing
I’m not even sure anymore what I believe in. I once directed a
Saroyan play in which one of the characters asked another if he would
die for what he believed in. The guy answers, “No. I might be wrong.”
That’s where I am.
—Sam Peckinpah
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Taking the Knowledge of Doha Back to Kenya’s Rural Communities
The skyscraper Qatari capital city of Doha is a far cry from
Cecilia Kibe’s home in Turkana district, a remote area in Kenya
inhabited by mostly nomadic communities and pastoralists hit hard by the
effects of climate change.
But the agriculturalist-cum-sociologist has come here to the 18th
Conference of the Parties (COP18) to the United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), than
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The red dwarf Gliese 581 continues to draw the eye, whether or
not the putative world Gl 581 g is there or not. The latter, whose
existence has been the subject of controversy, would occupy a
tantalizing place in its star’s habitable zone, though in some models
the planet Gl 581 d might also skirt the outer edge of the HZ. Now we
have interesting new work from the European Space Agency’s Herschel
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