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"In This World..."
"In this world, the thing people fear the most, and what pains people the most - is giving more than they receive. God forbid I cut off more of my fingernail for you than you cut from your fingernail, for me! Heaven forbid I hold my breath in longer while thinking about you, than the amount of time your breath is held in for me! Not a second longer! It is a sad fact of human nature that there you stand as an Infinite Soul and yet your greatest fear is not receiving from another person in proportion to what you give. Your viewpoint is low, your vision is clouded. You have become, in... more »
Researchers Find Climate Propaganda Worked On Unaffected Flooding Bystanders
PA Pundits - International at Researchers Find Climate Propaganda Worked On Unaffected Flooding Bystanders – PA Pundits – International - 5 minutes ago
From the team at CFACT ~ Global warming alarmists are crowing about new research showing people in Colorado who lived in areas near the September 2013 floods, but who did not lose property in the floods, have become as alarmist about global warming as people who lost property in the floods. “These findings may speak … Continue reading Researchers Find Climate Propaganda Worked On Unaffected Flooding Bystanders
Almost Forgot To Tell You Who Won The Debates!
I think it was pretty obvious which candidates made a good impression and which candidates made a bad impression and which candidates made no impression at all. My own gut reaction for night one was that Elizabeth Warren cleaned up. No one came close— especially in the first half of the debate. I thought that Julian Castro made a good impression and so did de Blasio, Booker and Jay Inslee. Beto bombed. Klobuchar, Tulsi and Ryan were stiffs. Delaney was the worst. On night two, Biden bombed— as did Frackenlooper, Gillibrand and Pete. Kamala had the outstanding performance (although... more »
"So This Is Hell..."
"Why did people call it Hell?" I wondered. No place was Hell, no place could be Hell. It's the people calling it Hell, that's the only thing that made it so. People just sticking names on places, so that no one could see those places properly anymore. No, Hell wasn't anything to do with place, Hell was all to do with people. Maybe Hell was people." - John Marsden ◆ “So this is hell. I'd never have believed it. You remember all we were told about the torture-chambers, the fire and brimstone, the "burning marl." Old wives' tales! There's no need for red-hot pokers. Hell is - other peop... more »
Will The Real Thermometer Please Stand Up
I pulled my videos about the French thermometer, due to several different theories about which thermometer it actually was recorded at. Here is a new video discussing the confusion and the best information I can find.
Russia And Saudi Arabia Agree To An Extension The Oil Output Deal
*Reuters:* *Russia agrees with Saudi Arabia to extend OPEC+ oil output deal* OSAKA/VIENNA (Reuters) - Russia has agreed with Saudi Arabia to extend by six to nine months a deal with OPEC on reducing oil output, Russian President Vladimir Putin said, as oil prices come under renewed pressure from rising U.S. supplies and a slowing global economy. Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said on Sunday that the deal would most likely be extended by nine months and no deeper reductions were needed. Putin, speaking after talks with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, told a news con... more »
President Trump Delivers Remarks to South Korea Business Leaders…
President Trump delivers remarks to a group of business and industry leaders in South Korea. Some of the key quotes: “It has been a great period of time for our two countries” – “We re going to make a visit … Continue reading →
Wind And Solar Are Already Costing You Money
Originally posted on PA Pundits - International: By Dr. Jay Lehr ~ We now generate 5% of our energy from wind and 1% from solar. It is a safe argument that once we quarry the cement required and mine and refine the steel and aluminum and mine the rare earths that every wind turbine requires,…
How Cold Air Caused a Heatwave
Reblogged from Watts Up With That: Guest Blogger / June 26, 2019 Guest Post from Jim Steele From What’s Natural? Column published in Pacifica Tribune June 26, 2019 I was recently asked if the record June 2019 heat in the San Francisco Bay Area validated CO2 driven climate models. Surprisingly climate scientists have now […]
Historic hot spells in Churchill, Polar Bear Capital of the World, in late June/early July
Originally posted on polarbearscience: Amid reports of a late June heat wave in Europe this year, I thought I would check out the temperature in Churchill, Manitoba – where sea ice off the coast has been rather slow to melt this year with no reports yet of polar bears onshore. It turns out that Churchill…
Battery Storage – An Infinitesimally Small Part of Electrical Power
Reblogged from Watts Up With That: Anthony Watts / June 29, 2019 Guest essay by Steve Goreham Large-scale storage of electricity is the latest proposed solution to boost the deployment of renewables. Renewable energy advocates, businesses, and state governments plan to use batteries to store electricity to solve the problem of intermittent wind and solar […]
Deep Sea Carbon Reservoirs Once Superheated the Earth – Could It Happen Again?
*Lowell D. Stott* *Environment, World* [image: Reuters] "I've got a bad feeling about this." *Over the past two decades, ocean scientists have discovered that there are reservoirs of liquid and solid carbon dioxide accumulating at the bottom of the ocean, within the rocks and sediments on the margins of active hydrothermal vents. * As concern grows over human-induced climate change, many scientists are looking back through Earth’s history to events that can shed light on changes occurring today. Analyzing how the planet’s climate system has changed in the past improves our under... more »
World Bank Must Stop Loans for Fossil Fuel Projects
Don Dears In its inquisition of any organization that defies the Paris Accord, the UNFCCC at COP 25 in Santiago, Chili, will require the World Bank to defend its actions and establish whether it has stopped loans to developing countries for constructing coal-fired power plants. …
On Nationalism and Renaissance
The intellectuals who condemn nationalism are ignoring the connection between nationalism and renaissance. Every renaissance that humanity has experienced in the past has been inspired by the desire of the people in a nation to revive the glorious culture that their ancestors had created through their political, intellectual, economic, and militaristic achievements. A renaissance, by definition, is a revival, a reawakening, a rebirth. A political and cultural movement to radically transform a country (a renaissance), can succeed only when a large section of the population has a goo... more »
Why U.S. Aircraft Carriers Are Needed
The lead ship in the Ford class of large-deck, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers. It doesn't have its air wing yet, but when it does the USS Ford will be able to support 160 aircraft sorties in a typical day -- and over a hundred more per day if needed. Wikipedia *Forbes:* *Ten Capabilities That Make The U.S. Navy's Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carriers Indispensable* The U.S. Navy is the only warfighting organization in the world that operates a fleet of large-deck, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers. The 11 carriers funded by the fiscal 2020 defense budget aren’t just the centerpiece... more »
in service of the Chinese government, or Iran
6-25-19 *On* Monday night researchers at Boston-based cybersecurity firm Cybereason revealed the results of tracking a years-long cyber-espionage campaign they've called Operation Soft Cell, which they say targeted the networks of at least 10 cellular providers around the world. And while researchers' visibility into that hacking campaign is incomplete, they say it appears to be a prolific but highly targeted espionage campaign likely based in China. In one of the 10 breaches that affected a Cybereason customer the researchers say they found that the hackers had gained deep ac... more »
Witches and wicca: Tasmania's pagan community is one of the largest in Australia
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Ritual, belief structures, folk laws and ceremonies — they are all part of the pagan religion and the state of Tasmania has a strong undercurrent of all four.
'Best bowler in the world' Starc on the verge of record-breaking World Cup
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Mitchell Starc is within touching distance of delivering the greatest tournament by a bowler at a World Cup as he continues to rack up the records in England.
'Surplus is nonsense': Tasmania needs to broaden tax base, sell assets analysts say
A Tasmanian budget policy analyst says the state is struggling to make ends meet despite a strong economy, and with no cash buffer under the mattress, the Treasurer is left with the options of borrowing money or broadening the tax base.
NT youth service at capacity seven nights a week
Hundreds of children have been filing into youth centres every evening, as numbers double ahead of school holidays
How the man believed to be the first Yolngu doctor in history achieved his dream
Mangatjay McGregor is believed to be the first Yolngu person to become a medical doctor. But his journey hasn't been easy, battling anxiety and spending long periods away from family to achieve his goal.
'Very lucky' no-one killed after partial wall collapse at Perth nightclub
A wall partially collapses at a packed Perth nightclub hosting an event called Thirsty, billed as an end-of-exams party for students featuring "strippers, cheeseburgers, whipped cream and champagne".
Thousands paint the town red in annual Spanish wine battle
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Thousands descend on the Spanish town of Haro for La Batalla de Vino, otherwise known as the wine battle, where revellers must cover one another in red wine as quickly as possible. Among the rules: at no point during the battle can competitors stop laughing and singing.
Welcome to 'Scaryborough' — this town's low self-esteem has been decades in the making
Two homicides in two months last year rocked Maryborough in regional Victoria, a town whose residents already felt they'd become too accustomed to putting themselves down over the years.
73-year-old hiker found alive after a week missing in the California mountains
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A hiker who was missing in the mountains north of Los Angeles for a week is found by a helicopter crew, apparently surviving in the wilderness by drinking water from a creek.
Abandoned fishing nets pulled from Pacific Ocean in clean-up expedition
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In a mission to clean up trash floating in the ocean, the non-profit Ocean Voyages Institute environmental group removes 40 tonnes of abandoned fishing nets from an area known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
Potential Historic Moment – POTUS Schedule – South Korea and DMZ Visit…
President Donald Trump will be delivering remarks to business leaders; then holding a bilateral meeting with President Moon Jae-in today in South Korea. Following the bilat the two leaders will hold a joint press conference (12:05am EDT). Then President Trump … Continue reading →
Middle Finger Symphony Theater
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Beto O'Rourke's 'War Tax' Could Help End America's Wars
*Sarah Kreps* *Security, Americas* [image: Flickr / U.S. Department of Defense] The idea of war taxes should not be dismissed by progressives as neoliberal, capitalistic claptraps. Beto O’Rourke recently pitched the idea of a war tax, one of the more iconoclastic proposals of the 2020 Democratic primary. According to his proposal, households that make more than $200,000 would pay $1,000 a year, those making less than $3,000 would pay $25, and the revenues would go toward veterans’ health care. Noah Berlatsky at NBC Think immediately labeled it “the most radical antiwar policy” o... more »
Why China Can't Sell Its 'One Country' Narrative
*Robert Keatley* *Security, Asia* [image: Reuters] An increasing percentage of Hong Kong's residents consider themselves to be Hong Kongers, not citizens of the People’s Republic of China, and that rankles Xi Jinping and other leaders. About two million residents took to the streets to protest subversion of their civil liberties. As a result, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam shelved a reviled extradition bill and apologized profusely for misreading the public’s mood and promised to do better. And she very well may be able to do better—if she manages to keep her job. In the en... more »
U.S. Air Force Stealth F-22 Raptors Are Now In Position To Attack Iran
*David Axe* *Security, * Will it happen? The U.S. Air Force on June 27, 2019 *deployed* F-22 Raptor stealth fighters for the first time to Qatar as part of a build-up of forces ahead of a possible clash with Iran. The Air Force did not specify how many F-22s traveled to Qatar. Photographers *spotted* 12 of the radar-evading jets with “FF” tailcodes indicating they belong to the 1st Fighter Wing at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. The F-22s could fly alongside stealthy F-35s that the Air Force deployed to the United Arab Emirates in April 2019. Raptors previously flew from ... more »
Sudan Braces For A Million Person Protest
Dagalo (centre right) has warned of 'vandals' at the planned 'millions march' protest on Sunday [Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP] *Al Jazeera: **Sudan's ruling generals warn opposition ahead of 'millions march'* Military council says protest leaders have 'complete responsibility' for any deaths or damage at Sunday's rallies. As demonstrators in Sudan plan to return to the streets on Sunday for mass rallies dubbed the "millions march", the country's ruling military council has warned protest and opposition groups that they will be held responsible for any deaths or damage. "We warn of the se... more »
Democrat Plan to Give Illegal Aliens Healthcare Could Cost $50 Billion
[image: democrat-plan-to-give-illegal-aliens-health-could-cost-51b] “Free” healthcare for illegal aliens already costs nearly $20 billion. However, some quick calculations show that the cost would be much more than that if all illegal aliens join Medicare for All — about $50 billion.
GOOGLE: “Organic is a Lie, Supplements are Dangerous, Chiropractic is Fake,” and Other Thoughts They Want You To Think
By Sayer Ji, GreenMedInfo Recently, a shocking discovery was made: Google is autocompleting the search fields of billions of users with false information (topics ranging... more »
Pulled My France Videos
There are a lot of different theories floating about which thermometer recorded the 45.9C in France, so I made the videos discussing the thermometer private. Please do not send me information if you are not certain about the source.
50C In France
There must have been a lot of fossil fuel use in 1773. 50C (122F) in 1930 p2 – 30 Aug 1930 – The Telegraph (Brisbane, Qld. : 1872 – 1947) – Trove 48C (118F) in 1773 Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) … Continue reading →
Warmists Make Bad Investors
Terence Corcoran explains at the Financial Post: The world needs more of what Exxon is selling (and will for decades). Excerpts in italics with my bolds..Excerpts in italics with my bolds. World demand for Exxon’s products, fossil fuels, is expected to increase and remain steady over the coming decade It’s the kind of story that […]
System Developed to Reduce Smart Meter Hacking and Cyber Attacks. Why Not Return to Analog Meters?
By B.N. Frank Original one-way transmitting analog meters lasted on average 40 years and were not susceptible to cyber attacks or any of the other... more »
Russian Emergencies Ministry Newest Recruits Parade Through Moscow's Red Square During Graduation Ceremony
Female cadets look proud while saluting as they receive their diplomas and a single rose from the authority *Daily Mail: **Comrades in arms! Putin's newest recruits parade through Moscow's Red Square during graduation ceremony for the Russian Emergencies Ministry* * Hundreds of proud cadets paraded in front of the Kremlin in Moscow's Red Square, receiving their diplomas * The Russian Emergencies Ministry deals with civil defence and both man-made and natural disasters * They often recruiting young school leavers and offering them higher education in the field of civil defence Hund... more »
Nile boats in Cairo [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Nile boats in Cairo] An overview of buildings in Cairo from River Nile and the broken Nile fountain appears in the photo
Nile boats in Cairo [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Nile boats in Cairo] An overview of buildings on River Nile's bank, the buildings appearing in photos are Cairo Opera House , Revolution Council Museum , Egyptian state Television and Radio building and Nile Fountain.
Nile boat in Cairo [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Nile boat in Cairo] An overview of Cairo and Giza from Nile River , Egypt
U.S. Navy Has Been Granted A Patent That Looks Like An UFO
*Daily Mail:* *U.S. Navy has been granted a patent on theoretical aircraft resembling recently-reported UFOs that could bend the laws of physics to fly through water, air, and space* * The U.S. Navy patented a technology that could bend the laws of physics * Theoretical tech would allow the craft to travel through air, water, and space * By creating a 'quantum bubble' the craft could achieve 'extreme speeds' * Descriptions of the craft are similar to recent UFO sightings by the U.S. Navy * A letter from the U.S. Navy states that China is 'investing heavily' in the tech The U.S. Na... more »
The tyranny of the state apparatus in Iran that crushes dissent and freedom
The tyranny of the state apparatus in Iran that crushes dissent and freedom Murad Makhmudov, Chika Mori, and Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times Iran continues to use the state apparatus in order to crush countless demonstrations that break out from time to time – or individuals who question the validity of theocratic oppression. Hence, […]
Why Are Republicans Like Chris Christie Pushing So Hard For A Biden Candidacy?
Funny how so many Republicans are weighing in on the Democratic primary— and how they virtually *all* want Democrats to nominate Status Quo Joe. I can guarantee you that they don’t have the Democratic Party’s or working families’ best interests at heart. The latest was the out-of-work slob who blocked the George Washington Bridge and got away with it, while his imitate subordinates went to prison for carrying out his orders. Christie was on *The View* Friday— don’t ask me why— where he told their audience that he’s “said all along that Biden is still the most electable Democrat… W... more »
Man charged with accessory to murder over Love Machine nightclub shooting
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A 25-year-old man is the first to be charged over the fatal drive-by shooting at a Melbourne nightclub that claimed two lives in April, while the investigation into the alleged murders continues.
Forests flooding while rivers run dry: two tales of one river system
There's a link between expanding irrigation industries, fish kills in Menindee Lakes and an internationally recognised wetland hundreds of kilometres away.
Painting stolen from Italy by Nazis in WWII to be returned
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Germany will return Vase of Flowers, a still life by Dutch master Jan van Huysum worth millions of dollars — taken by Nazis retreating from Italy in 1940s — to the Uffizi Galleries in Florence.
Using your phone while driving? A $1,000 fine could be on the way
Queensland drivers who use their mobile phones behind the wheel may soon be hit with a hefty on-the-spot fine, and on a second offence risk losing their licence.
Serena didn't know 'flawless' Ash was world number one ahead of Wimbledon
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Serena Williams is surprised to learn Ashleigh Barty has risen to world number one, but nonetheless has plenty of praise for "the sweetest, cutest girl on tour". The pair could meet in the Wimbledon quarter-finals.
This man was hit and killed by a train. Problem is, no-one has any idea who he is
Across Australia, there are hundreds of unidentified bodies stored in mortuaries and buried in cemeteries, and while DNA can help confirm who someone is, experts say solving the mystery usually relies on having someone who misses them.
These ice users are 'lost' but one former addict is offering them a glimmer of hope
Norm Henderson knows what it's like to be in the darkness of drug addiction, but even he has been surprised by the grip ice has on smaller towns and communities.
A tiny blue boathouse turned Insta-perfect selfie spot has become a tourism jackpot for Perth
Any day on the scenic Mounts Bay Road, you will see queues of smartly dressed Asian tourists squashed together waiting to snap the perfect selfie at a quaint, formerly derelict, 90-year-old blue boathouse.
Where is Australia's hipster paradise? The answer might surprise you
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A hipster's heaven in regional Queensland is putting the sword to counterculture capitals such as Sydney and Melbourne by embracing its man buns, skinny jeans and coffee shops.
Inside the 'magical mystery tour' of the Lawyer X royal commission
Amid growing frustration over suppression orders and redacted documents at the Royal Commission into the Management of Police Informants, sometimes what can be reported is just as confusing as what can't.
Setting their own prices, processing their own produce — boutique dairies on the rise
Boutique dairies may be tiny, but there is nothing small about their thinking. Farms across New South Wales are choosing on-site processing in an effort to create more sustainable farming practices.
Tensions at this local pier are at boiling point — and it's all because of these crabs
Every winter, tens of thousands of spider crabs shed their shells in the shallows of Port Phillip Bay in what is considered to be one of the greatest animal migrations in the world. But newfound fame has sparked a fight between fishers and those who want to protect the crustaceans.
In a 30-year career, there are two cases that still haunt this top judge
One of the most powerful people in NSW gives a rare insight into the trauma that judges endure long after the courtroom has closed, comparing the job to "war" and calling for more support around occupational stress.
More than a share house: Young Australians are rejuvenating Israel's collective living movement
Young, Australian idealists are reviving the collective living movement in Israel — except instead of living on a kibbutz, their communes are in bustling cities.
Wildly fluctuating land values in Lockyer Valley prompts rates bill remodelling
A south-east Queensland council forgoes a $4 million rates windfall it stood to gain from "erratic land valuation fluctuations" to minimise the cost to ratepayers.
Can a woolshed have legendary status? This one does — and now it needs saving
There's a push to save the Toganmain woolshed, an iconic building in the Riverina region of New South Wales where more than seven million sheep have been shorn.
Sri Lanka recruits hangmen for first prisoner executions since 1970s
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The Department of Prisons advertises for men of "excellent moral character" and "mental strength". Its last hangman quit in 2014, citing stress after seeing the gallows for the first time. Another, hired last year, never turned up for work.
Gotham City Digest
(Where we never say, "Russia, if you're listening...") ------------------------------ We desperately and I mean DESPERATELY need more cops like this. This is what law enforcement used to do in the 19th century. When the Boston PD was founded in 1854 and the NYPD in 1846, they regularly coordinated charity drives aimed at feeding and clothing the indigent. Law enforcement needs to get back to this. ------------------------------ And then, there are the cops who serve just themselves. Seriously, is there anything or anyone more corrupt than an Alabama Sheriff? ---------------... more »
U.S. Army Wants To Make A Better MRE
U.S. Army *Popular Mechanics:* *Cooking (and Shrinking) the Modern Combat Ration* *At an Army development lab, creating food for troops is as much about technology as it is about cooking. We sent a chef to learn how it all works. And tastes.* The entrance to the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Systems Center is busy and confusing. Based on how much the soldier at the gate my Uber driver and I pulled up to was shouting at us, we were not doing a great job of navigating that entrance. But after a few phone calls and with the help of our escort for the day, I was finally on my way down th... more »
Special Air Show At IDF Air Force Base (Video)
*Arutz Sheva:* Watch: Special air show at IDF Air Force Base
Hidden Gun Storage: How to Keep Your Firearms Safe and Secure
*Gun News Daily* *Security, Americas* [image: By Askild Antonsen - Colt 1912, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=56166223] Important. Perhaps one of the best but most efficient ways to conceal a gun safe is to build it in the wall, right behind a mirror. In an ideal world, we would have a gun safe where we could lock away our guns – ready to take them out in the event of an emergency. However, the problem with classic safes is that they tend to stand out. This means that everyone will know where are your guns and that can be a problem in case of home inv... more »
FACT: Germany Had Bombers During World War I
*Warfare History Network* *Security, * But how deadly were they? On May 25, 1917, a fleet of 21 bombers lumbered in a line at 12,000 feet over the English coast. The biplanes, each carrying 13 bombs, had wingspans exceeding 70 feet, immense for World War I aircraft. German military leaders called the planes *Gothas*, hoping the name would add an element of terror to English citizens in their homes below. Earlier that day the Gothas, a top-secret weapon carefully concealed at Belgian airfields, had taken off and headed toward England, about 175 miles away. The super-bombers were ... more »
President Trump Tweets Details of U.S. -vs- China Status – Talks Resume, Tariffs Remain, Ag Purchases and Non-NatSec Tech…
President Trump has tweeted the high-level status of the negotiation restart. Essentially the outcome is as we expected. Trade talks resume from former stalled point. [Likely Vice-Premier Liu He is back representing Chairman Xi Jinping – Beijing retreat] Current enhanced … Continue reading →
D’oh Canada – Justin From Canada Had a Rough G20…
Justin from Canada had a tough time getting any respect while attending the G20 in Osaka, Japan. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦#SHAME🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 Trudeau holding hands with Vietnam PM. YAYYYY! What’s next? A couple’s manicure section? 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 pic.twitter.com/OHvVdpzUPA — Canadians🇨🇦vs🤮Trudeau 3K (@CndsVSTrudeau) June 29, 2019 … Continue reading →
How to safely remove a tick
Written by Joseph Mercola, D.O., Ph.D. Often mistaken for insects, ticks are small, eight-legged parasites that belong to the arachnid family, along with spiders, scorpions and mites.1 They survive solely by feeding on the blood of their host. They’re known to be resilient, with records suggesting that they existed 65 to 146 million years ago.2 […] The post How to safely remove a tick appeared first on Health Nut News.
Inside Egypt's Aisha Fahmy palace in Cairo [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Inside Egypt's Aisha Fahmy palace in Cairo] A young Egyptian snapping a photo using his mobile phone while on his left hand an oil painting for Khedive Ismail in the "Feature of era" exhibition at Aisha Fahmy Palace in Cairo "Centre of Arts"
Inside Egypt's Aisha Fahmy palace in Cairo [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Inside Egypt's Aisha Fahmy palace in Cairo] An art deco chandelier at the dressing room of Aisha Fahmy at her palace that has been turned in to a centre of arts in Cairo , Zamalek.
Inside Egypt's Aisha Fahmy palace in Cairo [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Inside Egypt's Aisha Fahmy palace in Cairo] The dressing room of Aisha Fahmy at her palace that has been turned in to a centre of arts in Cairo , Zamalek.
Inside Egypt's Aisha Fahmy palace in Cairo [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Inside Egypt's Aisha Fahmy palace in Cairo] The dressing room of Aisha Fahmy at her palace that has been turned in to a centre of arts in Cairo , Zamalek.
Inside Egypt's Aisha Fahmy palace in Cairo [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Inside Egypt's Aisha Fahmy palace in Cairo] A romantic-Classical scene painted on the walls inside Aisha Fahmy's Palace in Cairo, Egypt
Debunking The Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming Hypothesis
“Anyone who’s studied particle physics knows CAGW (Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming caused by CO2) is a politicized scam.” Debunking The Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming Hypothesis By Reader ‘Up far too late’ Anyone who’s studied particle physics knows CAGW (Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming caused by CO2) is a politicized scam with the ulterior motive of implementing ... Read moreDebunking The Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming Hypothesis The post Debunking The Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming Hypothesis appeared first on Ice Age Now.
Volcanoes cooling our planet
“Particulates ejected to altitudes above 32,800 feet (10 km) have a direct cooling effect on the planet.” Volcanoes cooling our planet tom0mason Powerful high-level eruptions have been ongoing at Raikoke volcano, Russia ever-since the massive unexpected explosion that took place on June 21-22. According to the Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) Tokyo, that eruption sent ... Read moreVolcanoes cooling our planet The post Volcanoes cooling our planet appeared first on Ice Age Now.
Killer Heatwave – The New Climate Porn
By Paul Homewood There have been several reports about a “killer heatwave” in the UK, such as this one: https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/death-toll-in-killer-uk-heatwave-rises-to-six-as-thousands-flock-to-beaches/ar-AADC7yn?ocid=spartandhp We are told that six have now died. But every single one have been due to swimming accidents. Of course, people go swimming when the sun comes out, but these […]
Beto’s Debate Journal
*A Bit of Debate Satire from **WFB* It's not uncommon for presidential candidates to scribble down some notes or talking points on sheets of paper during a debate. It is, however, highly unusual for candidates to leave behind a sprawling journal entry of the kind found on Beto O'Rourke's lectern following Wednesday night's showdown in Miami. What follows is a (lightly edited) transcript of the document, as obtained by the Washington Free Beacon: - "Here I am in the place where I come to get low. Miami, the bass and the sunset low." — Will Smith - Tonight, I am a dancing bear,... more »
Forever wanted
The following is a poem of advice from an author unknown. I came across this today as we were cleaning out a drawer. I either found this poem and wrote it down or wrote it myself. To be frank, I … Continue reading →
Poverty, then and now
"The problem of the poor is not the availability of jobs, for the economy has generated so many new jobs during the past decade that anyone who can't find a job just doesn't want to work. And the problem isn't taxes because most poor folks don't pay taxes, and many actually receive checks from the government in the form of the earned income-tax credit. No, to close the income distribution gap, the next president will have to have the courage to say that the path to upward mobility for the nation's least-well-off begins at the marriage altar." Joseph Perkins, Jan 26, 2000, black co... more »
'He's so small, I struggle to watch': Should kids' sports be grouped by size, not age?
Kids develop at different rates — so is it fair to simply group them into sports teams by age? Would focusing on their size or ability help level the playing field?
RBA poised to swing the axe on rates again; the market says it has to
The RBA is in a tight spot. With the market pricing in another rate cut this Tuesday, failure to deliver is likely to see a nasty spike in the Australian dollar.
Election mandates and why politicians keep talking about them
The Government and Opposition are locked in a bitter debate over whether the election delivered a mandate. But even if it has, what will it mean for the new Parliament?
'Act of war': Italy slams captain of ship carrying asylum seekers for ramming police boat
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The captain of a humanitarian rescue ship is arrested after ramming her vessel into an Italian border police motorboat while docking at a tiny Mediterranean island in defiance of Italy's anti-migrant interior minister.
Why you should let up on the Logies hate
Roundly mocked as a C-grade celebration of B-grade talent, it's possibly the only time when all Australians come together in agreement: the Logie Awards are ridiculous. But are they more than that?
Boost Brain Function and Blood Flow With This ‘Fruit’ Extract
Posted on: Friday, March 1st 2019 at 4:30 am Written By: Sayer Ji, Founder Research confirms the power of a simple dietary change in improving memory problems in middle-aged and older adults. In a study titled, “Pomegranate juice augments memory and FMRI activity in middle-aged and older adults with mild memory complaints,” thirty-two subjects with … Continue reading Boost Brain Function and Blood Flow With This ‘Fruit’ Extract →
A mother & 3 children poisoned in 2016 by 1080 poison dust said the NZ hospital had no idea what to do!
So the NZ authorities have been bombarding our forests & farms with this Class 1A Ecotoxin for well nigh 60 years, and the hospitals still don’t know what to do?!!! Don’t have a plan in place at all? Doesn’t that sound well … not too intelligent? The following article from e2nz.org highlights this curious anomaly. … Continue reading A mother & 3 children poisoned in 2016 by 1080 poison dust said the NZ hospital had no idea what to do! →
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