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2012 has, so far been a positive year for wineries around the world. While it may be a little too early to speak of the wines being made in the northern hemisphere, European and North American wineries have already begun reporting that their harvesting season has been generally very good, and are predicting to continue with the kind of successes they saw in 2011. However, 2012 has been something of a late year for France, due to unpredictable weather throughout the summer, and the grapes were ripening considerably later than they did in 2011 (which was, admittedly, an exceptionally early year). French wineries are claiming, though, that this could well turn out to be advantageous, as the slow ripening will allow the resulting wines to express more flavour and features of the terroir they are grown in. The southern hemisphere has seen ideal climatic conditions in most of the key wine producing countries, and Australia and New Zealand particularly had a superb year, in particular with the Bordeaux varietal grapes that grow there and which love the humidity these countries received plenty of. Also enjoying a fantastic year for weather were wineries across Argentina and Chile, with the Mendoza region claiming that 2012 will be one of their best vintages of the past decade. Similar claims are being made across the Chilean wine regions, where Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon had an especially good year. These two grape varietals also produced characterful wines on the coastal regions of South Africa this year.
The Bordeaux region of France consistently enjoys the reputation of being the finest region for wine making in the world. But what is it that makes this area around the Gironde river so special? The secret lies in their ancient and careful blend of no more than six high quality, flavorful and unique grape varietals. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec and Carménere are all permitted for usage in the production of Bordeaux wines, and the winery carefully considers how to balance the fine points of one varietal against another. Most commonly, Cabernet Sauvignon is used as the main grape varietal, usually with vintners making wines containing upwards of 60% Cabernet Sauvignon grape juices. This varietal lends its big, spicy, fruity flavors and astringent, tannin-heavy character to the mix. Normally, this strong varietal is then tempered and rounded by Merlot, a fleshy, fruity and far lighter bodied grape, containing far fewer tannins and a much brighter flavor The blended wines are normally left to age in oak, where they can continue to work together and produce their wonderful results.
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106. Matthew continues as follows: "And He sent away the multitude, and took ship, and came into the coasts of Magedan;" and so on, down to the words, "A wicked and adulterous generation seeketh after a sign; and there shall no sign be given unto it but the sign of the prophet Jonas."10801080 Matt. xv. 39-xvi. 4. This has already been recorded in another connection by the same Matthew.10811081 Matt. xii. 38. Hence again and again we must hold by the position that the Lord spake the same words on repeated occasions; so that when any completely irreconcilable difference appears between statements of His utterances, we are to understand the words to have been spoken twice over. In this case, indeed, Mark also keeps the same order; and after his account of the miracle of the seven loaves, subjoins the same intimation as is given us in Matthew, only with this difference, that Matthew's expression for the locality is not Dalmanutha, as is read in certain codices, but Magedan.10821082 Mark viii. 10–12. There is no reason, however, for questioning the fact that it is the same place that is intended under both names. For most codices, even of Mark's Gospel, give no other reading than that of Magedan.10831083 ["Magdala," as the Authorized Version reads in Matthew, is poorly supported, and was probably substituted by some ignorant scribe for "Magadan" (comp. Revised Version). In Mark viii. 10, however, the reading "Dalmanutha" is well attested. Augustin refers to Latin codices.—R.] Neither should any difficulty be felt in the fact that Mark does not say, as Matthew does, that in the answer which the Lord returned to those who sought after a sign, He referred to Jonah, but mentions simply that He replied in these terms: "There shall no sign be given unto it." For we are given to understand what kind of sign they asked—namely, one from heaven. And he has simply omitted to specify the words which Matthew has introduced regarding Jonas.
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We already told you that when asked during the rookie photo shoot who their favorite player in the league was, the majority of incoming NBA players said Kobe Bryant.
But those rookies to be were asked a lot more, too — and it was the Celtics Kelly Olynyk and the Trail Blazers' C.J. McCollum who scored high.
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Asked who would be Rookie of the Year, Portland's McCollum and Orlando's Victor Oladipo tied for the top spot. Olynyk finished third while Utah's Trey Burke finished fourth. (I predict Burke one, Oladipo two, I like McCollum but he will be playing behind Damian Lillard so is he going to get enough minutes to really win this?)
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Best playmaker went to Burke with 47 percent of the vote followed by Michael Carter-Williams of the Sixers. Best shooter went to Ben McLemore of Sacramento, followed by the Clippers Reggie Bullock, then tied for third was McCollum and Tony Snell of the Bulls.
Oladipo won best defender (which seems a good call), followed by a tie between Solomon Hill of the Pacers, Nerlens Noel of the Sixers (who shows up little on this survey) and Peyton Siva of the Pistons.
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I think both Zeller and Oladipo will have good careers…
Many rush to judgement early. Zeller is smart, works hard and he's much more athletic than people realize even after the predraft combine when he did things others hadn't done in 10 yrs for those were bigs.
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I was more than happy when Olynyk fell to my Celtics. Got a lot of high hopes for him. He should have plenty of time to show his abilities this season as the Celts rebuild.
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What a knockout!
Thanks, for the excitement, UFC now please give us some time to recover
Dana White spilled an energy drink all over downtown Winnipeg last night and then stood back to watch it bubble and fizz and infect the collective bloodstream of our downtown.
Call it MMA mayhem. Call it UFC ferocity. Call it Winnipeg on steroids and speed.
Loud, bloody, athletic, driven and hot. UFC 161 started out like a night of clubbing in Las Vegas and then spilled down onto the bare concrete of our iceless arena into a biker-party-turned-brawl.
White's eight-sided travelling circus of violence, rock show and titillation popped its tent inside Winnipeg's hockey rink and brought more eyes on this city than any previous TV event.
More than 30 million people were expected to watch UFC 161 and a full house at the MTS Centre put down more than $3 million in ticket money to watch 11 fights.
The steep pitch of the 15,000-seat arena had rafter-dwellers hanging down over the octagon like moss from a trellis. Think Romans and Christians and lions broadcast on massive screens with a hard rock/hip-hop soundtrack and the crowd dressed in clothing lines such as 7 For All Mankind and Affliction.
It's modern culture torqued with vanity and consumerism at its voyeuristic height.
Johnny Cash could have written, "Kicking and a' gouging in the mud and the blood and the beer," from his timeless Boy Named Sue while sitting down ringside in Winnipeg last night.
UFC may not represent all of our city's people but it absolutely has its disciples in our midst and they put down their money in record time. Promoter and UFC president White didn't even wait for the night's first bell to clang before declaring he'd be back.
The event set the MTS Centre record for the largest single-day event gate in the building's 10-year history. UFC holds the same gate record at Toronto's Rogers Centre, Montreal's Bell Centre and Calgary's Scotiabank Saddledome.
With the house at near-capacity for the first of the undercard fights, an impressed White tweeted out, "This arena is so loud already!!! Winnipeg is f ing AWESOME!!!!!!!! #UFC161."
True North senior vice-president and general manager Kevin Donnelly walked by the local media and declared the night a complete success.
"We've hit all our goals. This is our single highest-grossing single-day event. Ever," said Donnelly.
They may have built this rink for hockey but the fight crowd showed no deference for their Jets or any other act that had previously headlined the marquee. They were in full throat early on and came back again and again to howl and whoop and stomp. As loud as a Jets game or a rock show? Every bit.
Winnipeg-born Roland Delorme had his moment in the eye of the storm and knows what Andrew Ladd, Evander Kane, Neil Young and Eddie Vedder have felt and heard.
"I heard the Rolly! chants. Maybe that's what gave me that extra push to really get a 'W.' I haven't fought in my hometown for three years so it felt good. This is euphoric for me," said Delorme, who scrapped on the undercard and took a decision over Edwin Figueroa.
"It feels like my career has come full circle. I started fighting in Winnipeg at the convention centre way back in the day in front of 1,500 people, now I got to fight in front of 15,000 people at the MTS Centre."
Backstage, there were Octagon Girls applying makeup and spraying on glitter, doctors checking vitals and trainers taping wrists.
Ring wrangler Burt Watson prowled the hallways, slapping his towel against his leg and sticking his head into dressing rooms barking out the call UFC fans never hear but is just as important as Bruce Buffer's upfront introductions.
"It's your night, let's fight, let's get it right. Don't leave that sh-- up to the judges," howled Watson, cueing fighters to get off their stools and begin the trek down the tunnel to the octagon.
Romance seemed like the last convention that would sneak its way into this night but after an early fight, Winnipegger Marc-Andre Drolet escorted girlfriend Kathy Spinks into the octagon and took a knee to ask her to marry him.
"Other than me, MMA is the thing he cares the most about. So it was fitting. Of course, I said yes," said Spinks.
Veteran of the Winnipeg fight milieu and former-boxer-turned-city-councillor Dan Vandal has seen it all from inside the ring and out in this town.
"This is the biggest card in terms of gate, TV attention and production this city has ever seen. It's huge," said Vandal.
Buffer efficiently worked his way through the undercard, introducing fighters in a style slightly more subdued than his pay-per-view strut. But as the fights increased in importance, so did Buffer's flair. The music grew louder, the crowd lustier and the punches and kicks more powerful.
Finally Buffer got around to his iconic, "It's time," and not a minute too early.
Winnipeg proved it could handle a worldwide fight card. But by the end, the building and everyone in it were groaning at the seams. Sure, come on back Dana, just not too soon.
We need some recovery time.
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The sold-out MTS Centre was rocking Saturday night as UFC 161 rolled into town. Always a spectacle, the 11 fights fans were treated to did not disappoint.
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Tegan and Sara's "Everything Is Awesome" has received a Best Original Song Oscar nomination. Written by Shawn Patterson for The Lego Movie, it has already won a number of film critics' awards. The song was a Top 40 hit, peaking at #35 on the Canadian Hot 100 last year. You can read some back story about the song at Billboard here.
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Illustrious Canadian rock trio Rush will be this year's recipient of the Allan Waters Humanitarian award as announced by CARAS today. Geddy, Alex, and Neil were chosen for their work over the years in supporting countless charities and humanitarian organizations including the Toronto Food Bank, United Way, Canadian Museum For Human Rights, Make It Right Foundation (hurricane Katrina), Doctors Without Borders, and Alberta Flood Relief. You can read more at the JUNOs website here.
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Canadian legend Andy Kim will be releasing a new album with co-writing and production credits to Broken Social Scene's Kevin Drew. We'll share more on Feb. 24 when It's Decided is released. Andy, sometimes recording under aliases like Baron Longfellow, scored 13 Top 40 hits from 1968 to 1991 including four Top 10s, two of which topped the charts. He was also a key figure behind The Archies' 1969 monster hit "Sugar Sugar". The Montreal-bred Kim has sold 30 million records worldwide and is also known for his annual Christmas charity fund-raiser concerts. In addition to new songs, the album will also include a new version of his 1968 hit "Shoot 'Em Up Baby" re-worked into a dreamy folk piece that could pass for something from The Dream Academy or Grapes of Wrath.
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Randy Bachman (The Guess Who, Bachman-Turner Overdrive) will be releasing a new album of originals mid-April harnessing a 60s blues rock style with a modern undertone and featuring signature guitar solos by Neil Young, Joe Bonamassa, Scott Holiday of Rival Sons, Robert Randolph, and the late Jeff Healey. Album Heavy Blues should hit the spot for guitar enthusiasts everywhere.


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News Briefs 09-01-2015Posted by G.C at 08:40, 09 Jan 2015
"Even people who claim everything is predetermined and that we can do nothing to change it, look before they cross the road."
- Enter the stargate.
- Earth 2.0.
- And when black holes collide…
- When Tattooine's suns collide…
- The Milky Way's violent past.
- Is Mercury the last planet standing?
- Invaders from Mars.
- Twenty-five century-old mystery solved by numismatist.
- What did the Dogon know?
- Heavy metal from Atlantis?
- The universal language.
- Testing the vimana's flight capability.
- Traveling faster than light.
- Two cultures, one story.
- Will super-insulated nano-clothing replace heaters?
- Andromeda Galaxy is ready for its close-up.
- Monkey see, monkey mirror.
- Hacking transcends the interwebs.
- Is one extra second too much time for the inter webs?
- This week's evidence of the looming robot uprising… Geisha 'bots.
Quote of the Day:
"We are all different - but we share the same human spirit. Perhaps it's human nature that we adapt - and survive."
Stephen J. Hawking
News Briefs 07-01-2015Posted by red pill junkie at 05:15, 08 Jan 2015
It seems the new year will have to deal with the same old $#!t…
- ...Speaking of which, this ingenious machine turns feces into drinking water.
- In 1795 Paul Revere and Samuel Adams laid down a time capsule in Boston Massachussets. What was cointained inside will astound you!
- (Um, sorry about that. Moving on...)
- In a far-away galaxy, two massive black holes dance toward a violent union of cosmic proportions.
- Will 2015 be the year we find Earth 2.0? Maybe we already have…
- Dude, where's my comet lander?
- Why not start the new year by reading the paper submitted by Jacques Vallee during last summer's GEIPAN international workshop?
- You can also find the rest of the workshop's papers here.
- A fireball filmed over California releases 'debris'… or a escape pod.
- Mountain rescue personnel witness strange beings over mount Popocatépetl (Mexico).
- Strange beings can also be recorded by highway cameras.
- The 'zombie worms' of Monterey bay.
- Need a new car? The pope is raffling off his.
- On episode 4 of Philosophy of Health, Mandy talks to Historian Igor Lukes about why great men sire idiot kids, and the real reason for the French Revolution --Penile dysfunction.
- Something to rave for: Party drug ketamine may be the next big anti-deppressant.
- Red Pill of the Day: No one got murdered for this cartoon --though you may get fired over it.
Thanks to Susan and Kapryan.
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"Only weakened and failing states treat these crimes as acts of war. Only they send their leaders diving into bunkers and summoning up ever darker arts of civil control, now even the crudities of revived torture. Such leaders cannot accept that such outrages will always occur, everywhere. They refuse to respect limits to what a free society can do to prevent them."
News Briefs 06-01-2015Posted by Grail-seeker at 13:02, 06 Jan 2015
Happy Women's Little Christmas.
- Jesus trial site 'found': Herod's Palace remains discovered near Tower of David in Jerusalem.
- Chinese civilisation's mysterious disappearance solved.
- In search of the legendary 1,000-Foot White Pyramid of Xi'an.
- The Fairy Investigation Society have collected over 400 reports so far.
- The inevitability of life.
- Solar System set for eventual collision with orange dwarf.
- Stars without makeup.
- SCP Foundation: the 'secret foundation' that contains the world's paranormal artefacts.
- Queen Khentakawess III's tomb found in Egypt.
- 'Alien abduction' artist fesses up.
- Monsters in America: A Cryptozoological Map of the United States.
- Robots are starting to break the law and nobody knows what to do about it.
- 'Nearer My God To Thee': CNN's undramatic broadcast to round off armageddon.
- Iconic 'Pillars of Creation' photo goes high definition.
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News Briefs 05-01-2015Posted by Greg at 11:16, 05 Jan 2015
And we're back for another year! Welcome to 2015, Grailers...
- After decades of searching, the causeway of the Great Pyramid has been found.
- Listen to the 3000-year-old trumpets of Tutankhamun.
- Thousands of ancient coins discovered in Buckinghamshire field.
- Evidence of Viking/Norse metal-working in Arctic Canada.
- Great Blue Hole off Belize yields new clues to fall of Mayan civilisation.
- Ancient Indian 'Vimana' aircraft to be discussed at major scientific conference.
- The world's largest clairvoyance experiment has begun.
- Why there's a shortage of LSD.
- Biologists claim that the leading theory of how memories are stored in the brain is wrong.
- Can we detect life on other worlds through its vibrations?
- Junk science and Russian national security.
- Abandoning doubt in Sedona, Arizona.
- The Anti-Tolkien: Michael Moorcock turns 75.
- Looking back: 2014 in archaeology.
- 2014 in space exploration.
- the most popular weird and wonderful science stories of 2014.
- 2014: the year in UFOs and ETs.
- Looking forward: 2015 will see human trials of DNA nanobots to fight cancer and repair spinal cords.
- Will we find extraterrestrial life in 2015?
- Image of the Day: When you look at the edge of your knife, are you really seeing the edge?
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Let our New Year's resolution be this: we will be there for one another as fellow members of humanity, in the finest sense of the word.
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The Top 50 Most Popular Daily Grail Stories of 2014 (#25 - #1)Posted by Greg at 22:34, 30 Dec 2014
Yesterday I posted the first half of a list of the top 50 most popular stories on The Daily Grail in 2014. Today, here's part two: #25 down to #1:
- A Gnostic Vision of the Conquest: A Review of Graham Hancock's War God
- The Shape-Shifting Son of God
- Sight Unseen: Humans Are Able to See Infrared Light (Really)
- UFOs in Norway: Are the 'Hessdalen Lights' Sparks From a Giant Geological Battery?
- Mysterious Forces: Exploring the Poltergeist Phenomenon
- Does Quantum Physics Imply That You Are Immortal?
- A Reality Beyond Death?
- Have Russians Discovered Ancient 'Super-Megalithic' Architecture in Siberia?
- Are Super-Intelligent Aliens Hiding Within Our Atoms?
- Researchers Use ESP to Make Thousands of Dollars on the Stock Market
- Brian Dunning on the Joe Rogan Experience: A Masterclass in Bad Skepticism
- The Last Alchemist
- Do Humans Have the Ability to Sense the Future? This Survey of Experiments So Far Says....Yes!
- Telepathy Between the Dead
- The Mysterious Celestial Spheres of the Ancient Mughal Empire
- Moonwalking? Strange Silhouette on Lunar Surface Goes Viral
- Synchronicity or Coincidence? Parapsychologist Dean Radin Tells a Strange Personal Tale
- AWAREness Beyond Death?
- This UFO is Real, According to a Government Agency
- Magic Mushrooms were the Inspiration for Frank Herbert's Science Fiction Epic 'Dune'
- Visions of the Past - How Far Should We Go in 'Restoring' Ancient Monuments?
- Our Alien DNA
- UFOs Finally Turn Up in Documents Leaked by Edward Snowden
- Did Roger Ebert Have a Deathbed Vision?
- Scientific Research Suggests We Unconsciously React to Events Up to 10 Seconds Before They Happen
To all the Grailers out there: thanks for your support in 2014, and best wishes for a fun and fascinating 2015!
The Top 50 Most Popular Daily Grail Stories of 2014 (#50 - #26)Posted by Greg at 23:29, 28 Dec 2014
Here at The Daily Grail we certainly don't measure the worth of a story by its popularity (the world has enough clickbait rubbish without us adding to it). But given we don't go out of our way to entice readers to our articles - apart from simply trying to write something interesting - the popularity of each post does provide one rough way of picking out a segment of 'good reads' for an end of year summary (from the 600+ posts in total over the course of 2014). So over the next two days, without claiming the placing reflects the worth of any particular post, I'll post the top 50 most popular stories on The Daily Grail this year, so readers can catch up on some fascinating posts they might have missed. Today, here's #50 down to #26:
- 'The Slenderman' Blamed for the Attempted Murder of a 12-Year-Old-Girl
- Waking Up to the Devil in Your Room
- Leading Skeptic Brian Dunning Sentenced to 15 Months Prison for Fraud
- Review: Interstellar
- Australian UFOs, More Than 100 Years Ago
- New Research Suggests Autistic Savants May Have Enhanced Telepathic Abilities
- Consecration of the Host - You Are Legion, For You Are Many
- Can Science See Spirits?
- Is Precognition Real? Positive Replications of Daryl Bem's Controversial Findings
- Retrocausality: Physicists Ponder Whether the Future Can Influence the Past
- Return to Life - The Reincarnation Research of Dr Jim Tucker
- Bring Out Your Bigfoot: How 'Science' is Failing at Educating the Public
- Graham Hancock, Live
- Did the Great Sphinx of Egypt Originally Have a Different Head?
- Scientists Call For Open, Informed Study of Psi Effects and Consciousness
- Mars Rover Sees a Light on the Horizon
- "Not Fit to Be Printed": The Suppressed Alchemical Papers of the Great Scientist Sir Isaac Newton
- Are We All Persons of Interest?
- Pulling The Cosmic Trigger - The Kazimier, Liverpool, UK, 23 February 2014
- What the Dying Know
- The Mystery of the Blinking Mummy
- Dream Telepathy Research Reborn
- Graham Hancock: "New Archaeological Discoveries Uncover The Mysteries Of A Lost Civilisation"
- Total Death Experiences
- The Art of Dying: Beatles Guitarist George Harrison 'Lit Up the Room' When He Died
Tomorrow, #25 to #1!
News Briefs 24-12-2014Posted by Greg at 10:30, 24 Dec 2014
Happy Xmas to all, and to all a good night!
- Crowds gather for the winter solstice at Stonehenge.
- The amazing sky calendar that the ancients used to track the seasons.
- The truly ancient astronomical mythology of Australia's indigenous people.
- 13,800-year-old archaeological site found underwater in Canada.
- Viking women were most certainly not stay-at-home moms.
- Archaeologists are excavating a synagogue where Jesus likely preached.
- Ten pseudo-historians and their bizarre theories. Trigger warning!
- The mysteries of the Tombs of the Giants.
- Elongated skulls are not a mystery.
- Some people not only share their life but their moment of death with loved ones. Are these 'shared-death experiences' real or a mirage?
- Highly unlikely events happen all the time. But can we summon them at will?
- The five worst ghosts of 2014.
- Why ghosts haunt England at Christmas but steer clear of America.
- This neuroscientist is trying to upload his entire brain to a computer.
- Ray Kurzweil says don't listen to Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk about artificial intelligence.
- There's a serious proposal to send astronauts to a floating cloud city in Venus's atmosphere before heading to Mars.
- Quantum physics just got less complicated.
- Working toward a warp drive: man aims to bend fabric of space in his home garage lab.
- Mathematicians make a major discovery about prime numbers.
- Heroic monkey saves friend after near-electrocution.
Thanks @anomalistnews and @djp1974.
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Calvin Coolidge
News Briefs 22-12-2014Posted by Greg at 10:53, 22 Dec 2014
- Tracking data shows that birds 'evacuated' their nesting sites a day before tornado outbreak.
- Exploding the myth that the dying star Eta Carinae will kill us all.
- Could Interstellar actually undermine human expansion into space?
- Curiosity rover confirms organics on Mars.
- Weird sea ghost breaks record for the deepest living fish.
- Antibiotic resistance will kill 300 million people by 2050.
- The slow, humble return of the
- Five Leonardo da Vinci inventions that could have revolutionised the history of technology.
- Archaeologists unearth entryway to King Herod's palace.
- Did the ancient Egyptians have airplanes?
- Building a tunnel under Stonehenge could wreck chances of unlocking the ancient site's secrets.
- Evidence of successful brain surgery and ancient pharmaceutical warehouse found in Turkey.
- Britannia Obscura: mapping hidden Britain.
- Vladimir Putin cites claim about US designs on Siberia traced to Russian mind readers.
- The 12 most important moments in science in 2014.
- Image of Day: A collection of
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Quote of the Day:
It is a well-known fact that those people who must want to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to do it... anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job.
Douglas Adams
News Briefs 18-12-2014Posted by Greg at 10:15, 18 Dec 2014
It's beginning to look a lot like...something.
- Enigmatic symbols and carvings in man-made cave in England confound experts.
- Million mummy cemetery unearthed in Egypt.
- Curiosity rover did
notfind methane on Mars.
- Massive Chinese dam is slowing the Earth's spin.
- Scientists challenge 'Abominable Snowman' DNA results.
- The most amazing science images of 2014.
- Dalai Lama says "I would rather be the last Dalai Lama than see a stupid person take my place.
- Look out Sasquatch. Biologists have a clever way to detect animals they can't find: Enviromental DNA.
- Can humans hibernate?
- U.S. secretly infiltrated Cuba's hip-hop scene to spark anti-government movement. The question needs asking: did they use funky cold medina?
- Young boy saves Fulham shop after spotting mysterious square fire.
- Image of the Day: Butterflies will never look the same.
Quote of the Day:
If you deny my request for a pardon, I will serve my time knowing that sometimes you have to pay a heavy price to live in a free society. I will gladly pay that price if it means we could have a country that is truly conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all women and men are created equal.
Chelsea Manning
News Briefs 16-12-2014Posted by Greg at 12:36, 16 Dec 2014
Happy birthday Bill. Remember folks, it's just a ride.
- Cryptophasia: the secret language of the twins.
- Cracking the code of James Hampton's private language.
- If we want to safeguard our languages, stories and ideas against extinction, we should study Egyptology.
- The epigenetics of The X-Files.
- Residents of a small village in Kazakhstan are falling asleep at random, sometimes for days at a time, and no one knows why. *ahem*
- An in-depth look at the mystery booms being heard around the world.
- Miles-long band of mysterious and unexplained holes in Pisco Valley, Peru.
- Australian 'hairy man' report from 1882.
- Newly discovered files show British government spent the equivalent of £84,000 investigating the Beast of Bodmin Moor.
- New analysis finds 1962 Alcatraz escapees might have survived.
- Are sports stadiums becoming the temples of the modern world?
- The Sun's colossal glowing loops, up close and personal
- Nine legendary monsters of Christmas.
- The true story of the Fanny-scratching ghost of Cock Lane.
- Video of the Day: Carnivora Gardinum
Quote of the Day:
Here's what we can do to change the world right now to a better ride. Take all that money we spend on weapons and defence each year and instead spend it feeding, clothing and educating the poor of the world, which it would many times over, not one human being excluded.
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I am on a diet that requires that you eat nothing with sugar or yeast in it, as I have a yeast infection. I can eat most meats, but can't add any of the things that you normally baste your meat in. Has any one got any recipes to make the meat taste better when you cook it.
I always like just some Lawry's seasoned salt sprinkled over chicken or roasts, but I can't say for sure if it has sugar in it. How about some Mrs. Dash or something like that with lots of different seasonings in it. I've also heard that eating yogurt is supposed to help if you have a yeast infection, but get the sugarfree kind if you can't have sugar.
Try horseraddish and tomatoe with beef, coconut and pineapple with pork, and rosemary and garlic with chicken. Adding shrimp to most beef dishes complements the flavors. Also, most herbs will add wonderful flavors to high fat dishes (capasicum and other flavorings are fat soluable).
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Basically, what these people want is no different than what the Klan wanted 100 years ago when some black man was accused of a crime. They wanted to break into the jail, capture the suspect & string him up on the nearest tree. This is Ferguson's version of a Klan lynch mob.
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I must confess that I hate these stinking Muslims.
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February 11, 2014 at 12:45pm
You failed to mention the part where he raised the top marginal rate from the low of 28% on the promise by the Dems that future spending would be cut. As always happens with their promises, spending was not cut & the deficit widened. You also failed to mention the part where he introduced the Earned Income Tax Credit for low income tax filers as a way of subsidizing their income. Probably just an oversight, right?
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January 13, 2014 at 9:46am
Future Obama speech writer.
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January 9, 2014 at 8:38am
"What difference does it make?"
December 20, 2013 at 11:02am
I would go along with this ban if the military was consistent & banned Korans & other religious accommodations in Gitmo for the Jihadi prisoners. They are a bunch of hypocrites.
December 19, 2013 at 7:40pm
No more Gay & E for me.
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December 2, 2013 at 10:46am
Even before companies start dumping, and MDs begin refusing care, consumers will see their premiums & out-of-pocket costs skyrocket, beginning next month. Should be fun to watch this administration try to spin this.
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If someone went "bam" on Mr. Carr, he would quiet down real fast.
November 7, 2013 at 3:02pm
Nominate him as mayor of Detroit or Chicago. He'll be right at home.
November 5, 2013 at 5:02pm
Note to self. Go ahead & fart at the next traffic stop rather than squeezing my cheeks.
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November 1, 2013 at 8:50am
Maybe so, but look on the bright side. I bet he got a cool t-shirt from the jump.
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October 28, 2013 at 7:29pm
The actual number helped will be much lower, probably in the neighborhood of 6-7 mil.
October 25, 2013 at 11:55am
That has to go down as the most ignorant post of the day. My wife is a board-certified lactation consultant, and has served as an L&D nurse for 30+ years. She would agree that this behavior is outrageous.
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That's beautiful! Watch Oprah & Obama scratch each other's eyes out. Two narcissist cats going to town.
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October 20, 2013 at 12:31am
Progressives have sex with conservatives after they eat their fruits & vegetables? I'm going on the Adkins diet from now on.
October 17, 2013 at 6:37pm
"But then again, I don't know a single person who identifies with the Tea Party," Kahan admitted.
He reminds me of the GM execs who drove their company cars in Detroit (where most people drove American cars), and concluded that everyone likes American cars. They never saw the Japanese coming.
October 17, 2013 at 6:35pm
Two thumbs & toes up.
October 16, 2013 at 9:25pm
So to your way of thinking, Obama really did them a favor by cutting off their struggle? Wow, that's some thinking there, Einstein.
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I have a few of these in a 10 inch deep 4 foot long 1 foot wide rectangular planter. I am trying to grow them successfully, however, information is conflicting. They seem to be healthy, for now.
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