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How millennials replaced religion with astrology and crystals
In fairness, religion as always constituted, organizes a teaching hierarchy to provide knowledge and access to those with better skills in spirituality. The real problem is that what this all means is usually left unsaid. Every one needs to learn how to meditate. Practice will train your brain to quiet and control the 'inner voice' and you will enter the theta state and typically see colors. So far so good. Prayer or mantras serve to block the inner voice through repetition. Observe how completely personal all this happens to be. Another method of meditation is contemplativ... more »
Generalise, don't specialise: why focusing too narrowly is bad for us
I am no particular fan of so called specialization. Certainly it is valuable in time and place in sports, but then for a short spell. We all know that you hit your prime in your early thirties and then you are an accident waiting to happen. In other fields you can be obsolete in a second. It is as important to be able to go sideways and to reinvent yourself. And yes, you do forget all that past expertise. or at least you simplify it and this becomes counterproductive. Thus a brain surgeon loses the edge needed fro abdominal surgery. *Generalise, don't specialise: why focus... more »
Learning Is a Learned Behavior. Here’s How to Get Better at It.
This is a terribly useful insight. We all need to think about learning itself as a learnable process. Certainly, i have worked with individuals who were mentally slow, yet still able to progress through the educational system. Often it took an extraordinary effort on their part. What is certain though is that they did learn vhow to learn. In short, the real threshold is actually low. thus we usefully capture most as productive citizens. The bar is low there as well. We can all gainfully pick fruit and vegetables and hoe out weeds. Been useful in an office is possibly more ... more »
Bombs VS Bridges – How Two Empires Are Competing For Their Version Of The New World Order
This is a wonderful framework for a lot of misinformation. Keep that in mind as you work your way through. This author is deeply biased against any form of actual ownership and implied direction. and ignores the real history of clear countermeasures. So much of both Western and Chinese capital deployment in other states is deeply corrupt to start with and once that burden is shaken off, you still must make the asset pay. Owning a clearly uneconomic port in Sri Lanka is a bad joke. There is no doubt that the CCP is making a whole range of global capital deployments that reflec... more »
Incentivizing an Ethical Economics
History shows that incentivizing the wealthy to contribute to the population’s basic needs makes everyone a winner.
Vietnamese parliament to ratify FTA with EU soon
bilaterals.org - 19 hours ago
22-Jul-2019 The National Assembly of Vietnam will ratify the recently-signed EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA).
Brazil’s Micro-Entrepreneur Program Completes Ten Years; 54 Percent in Tax Default
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – The individual micro-entrepreneur (MEI) program completed its tenth year this month with 8.6 million small businesses registered, but with a long-standing problem: a high rate of default in paying taxes. In May of this year, according to the latest available data, 54 percent of the micro-entrepreneurs were not in good […] The post Brazil’s Micro-Entrepreneur Program Completes Ten Years; 54 Percent in Tax Default appeared first on The Rio Times.
Drivers in São Paulo Suspected of “Hosting” Other Drivers’ Fines for Money
SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL – With 4,500 points, a Brazilian national driver’s license (CNH) from Campinas (São Paulo) drew the attention of the State Traffic Department (Detran.SP) during investigations into the so-called “hosting” of fines, where people accept taking points for violations in exchange for money. For the sake of comparison, DETRAN points out that more […] The post Drivers in São Paulo Suspected of “Hosting” Other Drivers’ Fines for Money appeared first on The Rio Times.
A cigarette packet and a knife may decide if a killer who stabbed his pregnant girlfriend goes free
Scott Austic was convicted of murdering his pregnant girlfriend Stacey Thorne 12 years ago because he did not want the baby, but he is appealing his conviction, arguing the evidence was planted by detectives at the crime scene.
Mack Horton in hot water with swim bosses after 'drug cheat' protest
Australian Olympic gold medallist Mack Horton will receive an official warning from world swimming bosses after refusing to stand on the podium with a rival he has labelled a "drug cheat".
'Bizarre, blatant distortion': Beijing claims Uyghurs were forced to convert to Islam
Uyghurs in Xinjiang were forced to become Muslim and have been an integral part of China for thousands of years, Beijing says in a new report, in an attempt to justify its controversial crackdown against the ethnic minority in the far-western region.
Donald Trump says Britain's likely new PM is a 'different kind of a guy'. Here's why
Boris Johnson looks likely to be confirmed as Britain's next prime minister, but his years of stunts, gaffes and messy hair mean he's no stranger to global attention.
'Time they learn about the way we see it,' Uluru custodian says of critics
People criticising the decision to close the Uluru climb need to understand how the traditional owners, the Anangu, relate to the site, a senior custodian of Uluru says.
Aussie wine exports grow again as industry spends big to lure US back
Despite a tightening supply and smaller yields due to dry conditions, the value of Australia's wine exports has continued to grow.
'Blokes are looking for companionship': Suicide attempt survivor credits Men's Shed with recovery
Rod Jackson tried take his own life, once, then he considered the legacy of a "life of pain and regret" he would leave his family.
'Pureed steak got me through': Man shot in face during home invasion
A man who had half his face shot off in a 2017 home invasion has fought back tears after a second man pleaded guilty in relation to his violent home invasion.
Christensen, Lions condemn racist comments as disgraceful
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The issue of racism in Australian rules football has hit the headlines again, as Indigenous Brisbane Lions player Allen Christensen calls out a supporter who wrote racist comments about him online.
Mack Horton's podium protest raises questions about how we treat accused drug cheats
Mack Horton's medal dais protest at the World Swimming Championships in South Korea is sending shockwaves through world sport and raising questions about who is a drug cheat and how should they be treated, writes Tracey Holmes.
More Tasmanian politicians? Are you kidding? Hear us out
In 1998, the size of Tasmania's Lower House was reduced from 35 politicians to 25. What are the arguments for restoring the size of Parliament?
As Trump Backs Down, The Pips Squeak
Trump finally had to stand up and be the grown-up in the room, such as he is, and put an end to this madness. The post As Trump Backs Down, The Pips Squeak appeared first on The Duran.
Vladimir Putin On Interference in the Trump-Clinton 2016 US Presidential Election…and on Trump
Vladimir Putin: I do not think that this could be interpreted as interference by Ukraine. But it is perfectly obvious that Ukrainian oligarchs gave money to Trump’s opponents. The post Vladimir Putin On Interference in the Trump-Clinton 2016 US Presidential Election…and on Trump appeared first on The Duran.
Trump Is Back Under Bolton’s Thumb
It is quite alright for Britain to seize ships but not for Iran. The post Trump Is Back Under Bolton’s Thumb appeared first on The Duran.
Inverting the Time Value of Money Business Model
The oligarchs, for lack of a better term, own the banking cartels. The banking cartels are calculated to hold a controlling investment in seventy-five percent of the publicly traded corporate stocks worldwide. The post Inverting the Time Value of Money Business Model appeared first on The Duran.
Time for China and Russia to Act on Iran
Will Russia and China do more to reign back the global Hegemon? They must. Because the two nations so ironically considered to be authoritarian by the west, may be the only hope for the west. The post Time for China and Russia to Act on Iran appeared first on The Duran.
US "Boots" Turkey from F-35 Program
*July 19, 2019* (Gunnar Ulson - NEO) - Turkey has been officially "booted" from the F-35 multirole combat aircraft program. The F-35 multirole combat aircraft, produced by US-based arms manufacturer Lockheed Martin, is part of a massive weapons program exceeding $1 trillion. A single aircraft can cost over $100 million, or over twice the cost of Russia's new Su-57 and many times more expensive than other Russian, Chinese and European-made aircraft already in operation. The record-breaking costs however don't translate into record-breaking performance. The F-35 has already seen it... more »
(Tiny &) Little St. James Slash Epstein Island
Any thoughts what 6F means? Although no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced
Introducing the impact editor: A new role critical for the journalism industry
Miriam Wells has moved roles to become the Bureau's first Impact Editor, creating a new strategy for ensuring our investigative work effects change
MH17 EVIDENCE TAMPERING REVEALED BY MALAYSIA – FBI ATTEMPT TO SEIZE BLACK BOXES; DUTCH COVER-UP OF FORGED TELEPHONE TAPES; UKRAINIAN AIR FORCE HID RADAR RECORDS; CRASH SITE WITNESS TESTIMONY MISREPORTED
By John Helmer, Moscow @bears_with A new documentary film by Max van der Werff, the leading independent investigator of the Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 disaster, has revealed breakthrough evidence of tampering and forging of prosecution materials; suppression of Ukrainian Air Force radar tapes; and lying by the Dutch, Ukrainian, US and Australian governments. An attempt […]
Iran Seizes UK Tanker In Counter-Escalation
The seizure of a British oil tanker by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps on July 20 in the Strait of Hormuz has all the hallmarks of a retaliatory act in the downstream of the seizure of an Iranian tanker by the British Navy exactly two weeks ago on July 4 […]
APRadio government ready to referendum for local govt again
Harry reports in June there was a meeting of all 573 local councils across Australia who voted to lobby federal government to have another referendum to make them legal local government being a fourth time after three previous attempts were voted down by the people. Mike and Harry discuss this in depth …. Click HERE […]
Watch an XB-70 Valkyrie Mach 3 Bomber Perform an Emergency Landing
*Dario Leone* *Security, * What went down. The B-70 Valkyrie, with a planned cruise speed of Mach 3 and operating altitude of 70,000 feet, was to be the ultimate high-altitude, high-speed manned strategic bomber. Events, however, would cause it to play a far different role in the history of aviation. By the early 1960s in fact, new Surface-to-Air Missiles (SAMs) threatened the survivability of high-speed, high-altitude bombers, while less costly, nuclear-armed ICBMs (Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles) were also entering service. As a result, in 1961, the expensive B-70 bomber... more »
How a B-1B Bomber Flew a Round-the-World Flight To Attack Its Target
*Dario Leone* *Security, * Was it a success? Curtis LeMay first flew KC-135A 55-3126 to Buenos Aires in November 1957 to demonstrate the operational capability of American airpower in the face of Soviet ICBM potential. For most observers, however, Operation Long Legs was a publicity flight. Some 15 years later, Americans had become jaded by multiple moon-walking missions, the quagmire in Vietnam, and the self-destruction of a president. There was little public interest in notable aviation accomplishments. Military fliers, however, understood the practical applications of record... more »
Syriza, R.I.P.
The rule of the "radical left" Greek party Syriza came to an end earlier this month after it had abandoned its promise of reform.
Midnight Meme Of The Day!
*by Noah* The picture for tonight's meme was taken last week when VP Mike Pence led a delegation of Neo-Nazi $enators and sympathizers down to McAllen, TX to view some of the administration's handiwork at the camps. The picture begged for captions. In addition to the one in tonight's meme, here are some others that I have seen or thought of myself. *•* Khakis Are The New Swastika. *•* Did Pence Wet Himself In His Excitement? *•* Good Thing Melania Hooked Onto Trump, Ha Ha. *•* Now Would Be A Good Time For The Rapture. *•* I Don't Get This Performance Art Stuff. *•* How Many Can... more »
Number of Factory Closings in São Paulo is Highest in a Decade
SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL – The State of São Paulo, the country’s largest industrial hub, has registered the shutdown of 2,325 processing and extractive industries in the first five months of the year. The number of closings is the highest for the period in the last decade and is 12 percent greater than last year, according […] The post Number of Factory Closings in São Paulo is Highest in a Decade appeared first on The Rio Times.
U.S., Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay Agree on Counter-Terrorism Alliance
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – The United States agreed on Friday to an alliance with Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay to counter “illicit activity” and terrorism in the region. The coalition was agreed at the Buenos Aires summit where U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo singled out Iran and the Lebanese Islamic organization Hezbollah as the […] The post U.S., Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay Agree on Counter-Terrorism Alliance appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil Once Again Considered Low Risk Country by CDS Default Risk Rating
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – With the first round of Social Welfare reform approved by the Chamber of Deputies and the expectation that the text will pass the second round smoothly, the international investor’s perception of risk in Brazil fell to its lowest level in almost five years. The five-year Credit Default Swap (CDS), a […] The post Brazil Once Again Considered Low Risk Country by CDS Default Risk Rating appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil Records 54 Percent Increase in Coffee Exports to Arab Countries
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Brazilian authorities said the export of coffee products — including instant, green, roasted and ground coffee varieties — had registered a 54 percent growth in the first six months of 2019 when compared to the same period last year. The first half of 2019 recorded exports of 872,620 bags (60kg […] The post Brazil Records 54 Percent Increase in Coffee Exports to Arab Countries appeared first on The Rio Times.
Eleven-Year-old Brazilian Wins Award in International Piano Competition
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – To the sound of the Brazilian Suite, young Théo Siqueira de Proença Singh, eleven years old, closed the 9th Maria Herrero International Piano Competition, in Granada, Spain. The only prize-winning Brazilian, the resident of Sorocaba, State of São Paulo, stood out in children’s category B, from eleven to thirteen years […] The post Eleven-Year-old Brazilian Wins Award in International Piano Competition appeared first on The Rio Times.
Truckers From All Over Brazil Organize a Strike Starting On Monday
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Truckers are planning a strike for Monday, July 22nd. Their main claim is against the ANTT (National Land Transport Agency) resolution. The body has established a new table of minimum prices for road freight, whose periodic reviews had been provided by Michel Temer’s government. The figures, however, would be below […] The post Truckers From All Over Brazil Organize a Strike Starting On Monday appeared first on The Rio Times.
A Group of Orcas is Spotted in Ilhabela, on the Northern Coast of São Paulo
SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL – A group of orcas was sighted this Saturday afternoon, July 20th in the southern region of Ilhabela, north coast of São Paulo State. The researchers recorded the presence of six whales, but the number may be higher. According to researcher Júlio Cardoso, from the Baleia à Vista (“Spot the Whale”) project, […] The post A Group of Orcas is Spotted in Ilhabela, on the Northern Coast of São Paulo appeared first on The Rio Times.
Sexual Dimorphism: Pliensbachian Apoderoceras
This stunning specimen with her regal ridges (and small anomaly) is an *Apoderoceras* ammonite, an extinct genus of cephalopod and active predatory mollusk belonging to the subclass Ammonoidea. read more
McAbee Fossil Beds Re-Open To The Public
A rare fossil feather from the Eocene fossil beds at McAbee near Cache Creek, British Columbia. The McAbee beds are known worldwide for their incredible abundance and diversity of plant, insect and fish fossils. read more
Horseshoe Crabs: Xiphosura Arthropods
Horseshoe crabs are classic living fossils. These marine and brackish water arthropods of the order Xiphosura are slowly evolving, conservative taxa. read more
ABC: Search for missing teen Emanuela Orlandi leads to recovery of bones at the Vatican
The search for the remains of Emanuela Orlandi, who disappeared in Rome in the 1980s, possibly came to an end Saturday after bones were collected from the depths of the Vatican. This is the latest effort to put to rest the mystery of a 15-year-old girl who simply vanished 36 years ago. Emanuela Orlandi was […] The post ABC: Search for missing teen Emanuela Orlandi leads to recovery of bones at the Vatican appeared first on Health Nut News.
'They actually thought I was dead': Cyclist recalls 'shameful' hit-and-run
A Melbourne cyclist who suffered a fractured skull, neck and eye socket when he was hit by a car in Melbourne's north is pleading with the public to help identify the driver responsible.
Man disqualified from driving six times jailed over crash that killed former Victorian mayor
A man disqualified from driving and tested positive to methamphetamines has been jailed for at least two years for dangerous driving causing the death of a former regional Victorian mayor near Ballarat in 2017.
Prince George seen in new photos to mark his sixth birthday
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In what has become a tradition for Kensington Palace, three new snapshots of Prince George, taken by the Duchess of Cambridge, are released to mark his sixth birthday.
'Devastating incident for this community': Fire claims one life in blaze north of Canberra
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Police say one person is dead after a house was completely destroyed in a fire this morning in the small town of Dalton in regional New South Wales.
Sydney teacher cleared of indecent assault charges against female students
Simon Phillips is cleared of 12 counts of aggravated indecent assault against three girls aged 11 and 12 after a magistrate found there was risk of contamination of evidence because witnesses discussed the case with each other.
Woman allegedly murdered partner with drug 'cocktail' for $300k super, court told
A woman on trial accused of murdering her partner allegedly poisoned him with a "cocktail of dangerous medication" so she could benefit financially from his death, an Adelaide court is told.
'Revenge porn' criminal avoids jail for sharing intimate photos of ex-girlfriend
A Perth man is given a suspended sentence after becoming the first person convicted under Western Australia's new revenge porn laws for sharing images of his former partner on Instagram.
Finger lime food waste problem solved by Sunshine Coast restaurant
A farmer and chef join forces to prevent a culinary crime — by making sure delicious Australian finger limes, aka 'citrus caviar', does not go to waste.
High-profile French reporter charged with trespass after filming protest at Adani facility
A prominent French journalist and his television crew are charged with trespass after being arrested while filming protesters near the Abbot Point coal terminal in north Queensland.
Video Shows Iranian Commandos Rappelling onto British Tanker in Strait of Hormuz
*Task and Purpose* *Security, * What happens next? Video footage aired on Iranian state television on Saturday shows masked commandos rappelling from a helicopter onto a British tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. In the footage, Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps troops can be seen preparing to board the Stena Impero from inside the helicopter. Other footage shows the perspective from Iranian boats that surrounded the vessel. Iran's seizure of the ship came in response to the July 4 capture of an Iranian oil tanker by Royal Marines. Britain said Iran's seizure of the ship was a "host... more »
Robot Navy Wars: The Next Big Threat?
*David Axe* *Security, * “The immediate danger from militarized artificial intelligence isn't hordes of killer robots, nor the exponential pace of a new arms race,” Evan Karlik, a U.S. Navy lieutenant commander, wrote for Nikkei Asian Review. “As recent events in the Strait of Hormuz indicate, the bigger risk is the fact that autonomous military craft make for tempting targets -- and increase the potential for miscalculation on and above the high seas,” Karlik wrote. The proliferation of robotic warships could make naval warfare safer for human beings. But it also could have the... more »
Hoax: Georgia State Representative Erica Thomas, a Democrat, Backpedals After Man She Accused of Racism Appears at Her Press Conference
Georgia state representative, Erica Thomas, tweeted that a white man verbally assaulted her by saying she was "a lazy SOB and to go back to where I came from." She later lamented in a Facebook video that "People are getting really out of control with this white privilege stuff." She has since backpedaled her story.
The National Education Association Teachers’ Union Voted Down ‘Student Learning’, Instead Pushed Abortion Rights and ‘White Fragility’ Racial Training for Children
Several of the resolutions that did pass include the fundamental right to abortion under Roe v. Wade and teaching the concept of 'white fragility' (which they explain is produced by white supremacy culture), and other leftist causes.
Democrat Hoax: Florida State Candidate Admits She Lied About Being a Doctor and Saving Victims of Shooting at Pulse Nightclub
The Florida Department of Health is charging McCarthy with violating state law by lying about being a doctor, under the state’s unlicensed activity statutes. She said, “I wanted to be somebody in the community, and I’m sorry."
George Nader, Key Cooperating Witness in Mueller Probe, Is Charged with Transporting Child Pornography and Sex Trafficking
George Nader has now been indicted on multiple charges of importing child pornography into the US in 2018. FBI agents found dozens of child-porn videos on Nader’s phones, with some depicting children as young as 3 years old.
US Border Agents Used Tear Gas to Stop Nearly 50 Migrants Who Stormed Rio Grande Bridge Trying to Enter Texas
Several combative males who pushed through the barriers began assaulting the CPB officers by punching, kicking, and attempting to grab the officers’ protective devices.
Senator Cory Booker Chooses Leader of Violent Gang Accused of 23 Murders as the Face of His ‘Criminal Justice Reform’ Bill for Early Release
Democrat Senator Cory Booker introduced legislation that would allow anyone in prison for more than 10 years to petition for release -- thus, requiring the state to prove its case all over again!
IAFP 2019 opens with a bit of humor and a dose reality about the fun of learning
LOUISVILLE, KY — The Grand Ballroom of the Kentucky International Convention Center turned into a playground Sunday night as Barbara Chamberlin burst onto the stage to deliver this year’s Ivan Parkin Lecture. Few nerds could have more quickly and hilariously handled the thousands of food safety professionals and students in attendance. It was a standing-room-only... Continue Reading
Parasites are most likely riding into southern Michigan on the fresh produce imports
Some of their food might be exposing their customers to foodborne illness, say restauranters Joel and Heidi Gesiakowski. They’ve been letting customers of their Taste restaurant in Michigan’s South Haven know it might be making people sick. But in this instance, it’s doubtful the foodborne illnesses occurring are the restaurant’s fault. Multiple cases of cyclosporiasis... Continue Reading
Milk pasteurized on-the-farm suspected of causing illnesses
Milk from Creamworks Creamery in Clinton Township, PA could make the people drinking it sick. Over the weekend, the Pennsylvania Department of Health said consumers who purchased milk from the Waymart, Wayne County creamery should not trust it for drinking or cooking. The liquid may contain the Yersinia bacteria, which can make people sick. State... Continue Reading
July 22nd – 2019 Presidential Politics – Trump Administration Day #914
In an effort to keep the Daily Open Thread a little more open topic we are going to start a new daily thread for “Presidential Politics”. Please use this thread to post anything relating to the Donald Trump Administration and … Continue reading →
Monday July 22nd – Open Thread
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those … Continue reading →
NBC Poll – Wide Majority See Improved Race Relations Under President Trump…
Well, there it is…. Right there in a poll [full pdf below] of eleven southern states conducted by NBC over two weeks we see the reason why the DNC, political leadership and media are whipping up false accusations of racial … Continue reading →
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Video: Exposing the Truth About Republicans
PA Pundits - International at Food Fight: Democrat Style – PA Pundits – International - 23 hours ago
Which party founded the KKK, supported slavery, and opposed civil rights? Not the GOP. ~ Media Editors ~ Will Witt takes to the streets to debunks some common myths about the history of the Democrats and Republicans. View and Read more informative and FACTual (Not FAKE) Videos and Articles at The Patriot Post http://patriotpost.us/ […]
Animal Farm Revisited
PA Pundits - International at Food Fight: Democrat Style – PA Pundits – International - 23 hours ago
Burt Prelutsky ~ In George Orwell’s allegory about the Soviet Union, “Animal Farm,” the slogan of the pigs in charge was “All the animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.” Here in this country, you can see it graphically played out when it comes to sexual depravity. Whereas those on […]
Opinion: “Environmental Psychosis” and Brazil’s Amazon
RIBEIRÃO PRETO, Brazil – On his return from Japan, where he participated in the G20 meeting and met several of the world’s great and near great, Brazilian President Bolsonaro said he told German Chancellor Merkel about “environmental psychosis” in relation to Brazil. The Curmudgeon agrees with the idea, if not the rhetorical overkill. There is […] The post Opinion: “Environmental Psychosis” and Brazil’s Amazon appeared first on The Rio Times.
Crowdfunding Changes the Form of Investing in Real Estate in Brazil
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Anyone can invest in a real estate venture over the internet by purchasing a fractional share through online platforms specializing in real estate crowdfunding. The aim is to fund the company that will execute the construction project. In exchange, those who participated in the collective financing receive profits at the […] The post Crowdfunding Changes the Form of Investing in Real Estate in Brazil appeared first on The Rio Times.
Suicide Rate in Uruguay Grows and Doubles the World Average
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – There was a moment in history, at the beginning of the 20th century, when Uruguay was compared to the great European powers. Today, the country has a suicide rate of 20.25 deaths per 100,000 inhabitants – twice the world average and twice the World Health Organization’s target for 2020. It […] The post Suicide Rate in Uruguay Grows and Doubles the World Average appeared first on The Rio Times.
Rio Nightlife Guide for Monday, July 22, 2019
We have the top three picks for this Monday, and below there is a list of bars and lounges that are always a good option. PARTY: The Glow Party (Copacabana) – It is time to get the party mood started all over again as “The Glow Party” returns to New Mariuzinn Copacabana tonight. DJ Guga […] The post Rio Nightlife Guide for Monday, July 22, 2019 appeared first on The Rio Times.
São Paulo Nightlife Guide for Monday, July 22, 2019
[image: São Paulo nightlife] We have the top three picks for this Monday, and below there is a list of bars and lounges that are always a good option. MÚSICA BRASILEIRA: Samba da Vela (Santo Amaro) – Traditional live samba music, celebrating the 19th anniversary of Comunidade Samba da Vela. This roda de samba will be dedicated to Beth […] The post São Paulo Nightlife Guide for Monday, July 22, 2019 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Don Bacon Protects The Military? Only When Trump And Republican Party Bosses Say It's OK
Earlier we looked at how the "bipartisan" For Country Caucus and their associated With Honor PAC has targeted Katie Hill for obliteration, Chairman Don Bacon acceding to a request from the NRCC, which is strictly against the caucus rules. The Democratic co-chair, Jimmy Panetta, wasn't quite sharp enough to catch it and spends his time lying to the media about the non-relationship between the PAC and caucus (each of which links immediately to the other). Point though, isn't about Panetta; we'll get to him soon enough, but about Don Bacon a thorough Trump enabler who tries presentin... more »
Noosa declares climate emergency, considers warning homebuyers of future flood risks
The threat of flooding to Australia's coastal areas due to climate change is very real for some with the luxury seaside shire of Noosa in Queensland formally declaring a "climate emergency".
Major sponsor axes George Calombaris after restaurant underpayment scandal
Celebrity chef George Calombaris is dumped from a major West Australian television and online tourism campaign after admitting underpaying employees at his restaurants by $7.8 million.
Deputy Premier refers herself to Queensland's CCC over house purchase
Queensland Deputy Premier Jackie Trad will ask the state's corruption watchdog to investigate whether she acted improperly when buying a house in a lucrative inner-city Brisbane suburb.
Adani protesters block entry to Abbot Point, French journalist and crew arrested
A prominent French journalist and his television crew are arrested while making a climate change documentary during a protest outside the Abbot Point coal terminal near Bowen in north Queensland.
Hunt for gunman who shot 16-year-old boy through window of Adelaide home
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Police are hunting a gunman who shot a 16-year-old boy — who has been rushed to hospital in a critical condition — through the window of a house in Adelaide's west this morning.
Judge lectures Clive Palmer on time-wasting after missing days of trial
A judge gives Clive Palmer a dressing-down for his absence during the Queensland Nickel trial, saying other people who represent themselves in court could not afford to hire lawyers and still show up every day.
Father accused of bashing six-week-old baby boy to death charged with murder
Micheal McRae is accused of bashing his baby son Nathaniel, leaving him with severe brain injuries, but the charge is upgraded after the boy spent a year fighting for life in hospital.
'Humanity hurt them': Tourists speak of encounter with couple on Canadian highway before murder
A pair of travellers who came across Lucas Fowler and Chynna Deese before they were shot have spoke of the 'smiling' couple, as police reassure tourists the murders are not linked to any other incidents.
ABC: Florida schools required to begin mental health classes in 6th grade
Last week, the Florida State Board of Education voted to require public schools in the state to start providing mental health education classes beginning in sixth grade. The new mandate states that students in sixth through twelvth grades must take five hours of mental health classes. According to reports, the objective is to help young […] The post ABC: Florida schools required to begin mental health classes in 6th grade appeared first on Health Nut News.
You Can Now Buy Vegan Real Dairy Ice Cream Made From Cow’s Milk
Agri-tech food start-up Perfect Day just released their genetically modified real “vegan” dairy ice cream made from milk, without harming a single cow. The company recently launched their vegan ice cream online, selling it for $20 a pint and it sold out in hours. The product comes in three flavors – Vanilla Blackberry Toffee, Salted […] The post You Can Now Buy Vegan Real Dairy Ice Cream Made From Cow’s Milk appeared first on Health Nut News.
Did the Father of Democrat Representative Ilhan Omar Change the Family Name to Hide Ties to the Murderous Somali Regime of Siad Barre?
The Congresswoman's father was reportedly a "teacher of teachers" who "appears to have been a party propagandist" under the bloody Marxist Islamic dictator, Siad Barre, who was in power when hundreds of thousands of Somali people were massacred.
Dave Moore’s work could have cleared Glen Assoun of murder; here’s how and why the RCMP destroyed it
The RCMP’s spin on the Glen Assoun wrongful conviction makes no sense. That is the view of two former RCMP officers who are familiar with the case. It is now established that in 2004, the RCMP deleted information on a computer database that would have made the case that serial killer Michael McGray — not […]
British Columbia, Quebec lead Canada’s marijuana sales higher in May
Canada’s adult-use cannabis sales jumped 14% in May on the back of new store openings in British Columbia and Ontario as well as longer store hours in Quebec – three markets that account for about three-quarters of the country’s consumers. Across the country, sales improved to 85 million Canadian dollars ($65 million) in May, up […] British Columbia, Quebec lead Canada’s marijuana sales higher in May is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs
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