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U.S. appreciates JCP letter on elimination of nuclear weapons
Japanese Communist Party Chair Shii Kazuo on May 19 made public a letter he received from the U.S. government in response to his April 28 letter calling on U.S. President Obama to take the initiative for starting international negotiations to conclude a treaty abolishing nuclear weapons.
New website highlights labors art heritage
For nearly 30 years, the Labor Heritage Foundation has worked to preserve and promote knowledge of the cultural heritage of the American worker through the arts, including music, poetry, written works, theater and artistic works.
Murdoch's apology over 'chimp' cartoon follows 100,000 letters, planned confrontation at residence
The national civil rights organization ColorOfChange.org said today that it had coordinated with NYPD to conduct a public confrontation outside Rupert Murdoch's residence over his lack of action regarding The New York Post's controversial 'chimp' cartoon. The group had also communicated with the building staff at his current residence on 5th Ave.
Honoring Ohio's unsung heroes of 2008 elections
Speaking to scores of activists in labor, community, farm, retiree and other progressive movements at events in three Ohio cities, Sam Webb, national chairman of the Communist Party USA, called for all out grassroots efforts to realize the potential for progressive change brought about by the November elections.
Trade unionists unite to debate crisis of capitalism
Original source: TRADE unionists from across the country gathered at the Communist Party of Britain's headquarters in Croydon over the weekend to debate the impact of the current capitalist crisis.
Conference asks: Is Wal-Mart good for America?
LOS ANGELES — The UCLA Labor Center here held a special conference on Wal-Mart, June 4. It was educational. It was emotional. And it was packed. Conference participants asked simply, "Is Wal-Mart Good For America?"
Ish Flory, A lifetime champion of equality
In Chicago the month of August is a special time for the residents of the South Side. Every year on the second Saturday of that month the community celebrates its past, its present and its future with a huge outdoor party kicked off by the Bud Billiken parade.
The Chicago Freedom Movement: Summer 1966
The impact of the 1966 Chicago Freedom Movement on the decade's civil rights struggles was as significant as any other campaign of that era. To visit The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, click here.


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Thanks to Nirvana Fans, a Nirvana Musical Could Happen
Courtney Love, a constant source of entertaining news, told NME that she's reconsidering the possibility of producing a musical about her late husband, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain.
Courtney Love, a constant source of entertaining news, told NME that she's reconsidering the possibility of producing a musical about her late husband, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain.
Within the past nine days, late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain has been the subject of massive news reports. 20 years after Cobain's death, Seattle police chose to develop 35mm footage of the death scene and release some of those never-before-seen images to the public. After revealing nine new images yesterday (March 28), even more photos are now seeing the light of day.
Last week, news broke that Seattle police were reviewing the case of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain's death. Part of the review included developing 35mm film that had been sitting in a police station vault for 20 years, and although it was reported that photos of Cobain dead would not be released, the Seattle police have reportedly published nine new pictures of Cobain's death scene.
With this year being the 20th anniversary of Kurt Cobain's death, the tributes keep coming in for the late Nirvana vocalist. One of the most recent salutes is a new comic book coming from Bluewater Productions that revisits Cobain's accomplishments and life story.
It does our hearts good to see that Nirvana still translates to kids and still seems able to shock a few of them.
The death of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain is being reviewed by Seattle police 20 years after the musician's death, and KIRO 7 Eyewitness News has unveiled a photo from the death scene that's never before been made public (see below).
An incredibly ambitious project has been undertaken by a Nirvana fan from Portland, Oregon. Journalist Jaime Dunkle recently discovered that late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain's childhood home was on the market, and with this discovery, Dunkle began an effort to purchase the house and turn it into a museum.
Over the weekend, it was reported that former Nirvana drummer Chad Channing, who manned the kit for the band's debut album, 'Bleach,' would be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame along with Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl. However, according to a new message sent by the Rock Hall, Channing will not be included in Nirvana's induction.
Update: Chad Channing will not be entering the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with the other members of Nirvana. Read about why there was confusion in our latest story on the matter.
While many recognize Nirvana as Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl, the band actually had other members along the way, and one of those members will join Nirvana when they're inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year.
On Sept. 13, 1993, Nirvana released what would become their final studio album, 'In Utero.' The influence of 'In Utero' and the rest of Nirvana's discography are still very present, and many celebrated rock and metal acts have teamed up to record 'In Utero: In Tribute' just in time for Record Store Day.
To celebrate the music and legacy of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain, the musician's home town of Aberdeen, Wash., declared the frontman's birthday (Feb. 20) as 'Kurt Cobain Day.' To further immortalize the memory of Cobain, a statue of the musician playing guitar and crying has been installed in the Aberdeen Museum of History.
Author Charles R. Cross has a history delving into the man that was rock icon Kurt Cobain. Having previously penned the bestseller 'Heavier Than Heaven: The Biography of Kurt Cobain,' Cross is taking a more analytical look at the impression the Nirvana frontman made in his latest Cobain-themed book, 'Here We Are Now: The Last Impact of Kurt Cobain.'

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OAC Unveils Unprecedented Agenda of Weight-related Topics and Line-up of World Renowned Experts for YWM2014
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Tampa, Fla. – The OAC – the nation's most powerful voice impacting individuals struggling with the disease of obesity and weight-related issues – released the complete educational program for its 3rd Annual Your Weight Matters National Convention taking place September 25 – 28 in Orlando, Fla. With more than 50 educational topics,...
Joe Nadglowski, President and CEO, Featured on Civic Summit
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YWM2014 Details Released!
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Issue date: Thursday, August 26, 1858
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Publication name: Wausau Central Wisconsin
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Wausau Central Wisconsin (Newspaper) - August 26, 1858, Wausau, Wisconsin CIIUBBUCKJ "Independent in Everytking-Neutral in Nothing. IN ADVANCE. Vol. No. 16. AJ y Central sbo.lt. .be do c buouia sue engage; )oog (o in a desperate s.rugglo.nnd thus court amf G. ROOD, M. D.. Physician and Surgeon, Office on Clavlt Strcer, Sltvcns Point, Wisconsin. a? ras; l' SfOtt ti Thiril Slt.MtS, W A US AU, [-1] WISCONSIN VRANOIS A. HOFFMAN, MARATHON. CO. [I] WISCONSIN. TllO.MAS SINGLE, jofSecisfcllotatiii MOSINEE HOTEL. By GEO. W. XOLLOCK, MOSINEE. WISCONSIN MTHIS HOUSE is now, conveniently constructed, and every 'way adapted to the accommodation Beir.g, sit- uated near tlie present slei.mboal landing, BANK OF THE INTERIOR, I H'S- l iibont midway Ihu two land- when the boat from JVioMneo to Wau- 3il WISCONSIN1. I sail guts to naming, passengers will at al.l times iind it convenient to tbe pro prietor hopes to be able, properly, to. care lor their wants. Jur.e .17tli, LSflS, 2 0 TlinMAS IM.Vl'oN, iiiiiisinii Mi-ri-liiint, .ni'l wliiili-snl" Cii.tliina, Hats Dry C.. lIDliil'lU. A.-UUSTINKIIKTl ni.wnii-'. m-vrr, Builders, -v WAUSAU, >f ASA LAWUKNCE, Cltrk uf Cirruit (Cnnti A D COVNTY SUlirKYOR, omco cornor of Jofforoon Strootn, 6 of "vViscon- B.EAW RIPE, Proprietors. nppvoached her with-an uplifted torn ahawk.' Perceiving her peril she nadu a frantic effort to regain her 'eot, which despite, her heavy burden, she succeeded, in doing. But.it was the last struggle of exhausted nature. After staggering a few rods, she .fell helpless to tlio ground. The savage came forward and raised his toma- hawk in ihe air; Uttering a wildly, the poor girl tried to shield her he Wisconsin, N. MANIKOI.D, IT. .loiiu-r, Buildor, IRWIN, Cabinet Maker, n? v of Percussion J7H Matches, STEVENS 1'OINT, WIS. UJ.'All oi.S.M-3 promptly attciuk'd to. E. STOOD A RD, FV o i a r y '.P H l> 1 i c 31 O S I M E E MARATHON CO JI'ISCONSIN Will attend to tlie of taxes, enlcrs ing lands. locating l.mil warrants, Jicfcrcnc.es: Atkins Milwaukee; H. Higgins, Cliic.T'o III; ft.in. A. 11. II alkcr, Detroit, Mirli'H.C.'lJottKt'. Cleveland, Ohio: lion. il. Tucki'r. Unllalo.N. Y. I i. .May UHli, JOSEPH BARNARD, j JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, EJW CLAIRE, Maratium County, UF.Nr.KAL LAM1 AGKXT, niul will entrust-. lo liiin. such as buying or loc.i- tg government lands, paying taxes, Rcl'eronccs: PLY MOUTH EAU PLAIWE, M. WYLIE, Proprietor. This House is pleasantly nnd convenient ly located on the eaafbank of the Wiscon sin River, about halfway from Stevens Point to Little. Bull Falls. The house is new, well finished and furnished, and no pains will be spared to promote the comfort of travelers. Two large barns attached, for the accom- i niodation of teams. i Uj'Passongcrs by the Steamer dine here j daily. __ nl i CITY HOTEL, Win. AVERY, Proprietor, I Corner cf First Mam Streets, Stevens Point, Organize! under the General Banking Law of Will buy and sell coUections at all points in Northern Wisconsin, enter land, pay taxes, and do all .business con- nected with Banking and Real Estate, R E.F e R' TO Marshall Tilsley, Bap.k of Watei-town, Watortown JeOerson County Bank, CEO. L. FIELD, LINUS K. CADY, Cash. Prcs't. GO J i FARNHAM.V.Pres't. ad gross or lo incommode her, until ibe seventh day. She was just about entering a small brook to wade across it, when she was startled by a fierce TDwl.and on looking saw at distance on the opposite side of ihe brook, Ihe ferocious dog of ihe chief who commanded the party that had taken her and her now murdered neighbors prisoners. A sioht of this well known brute on an instant dealh? or should she quiet- ly submit, nnd lake her chance for a second escape 1 Before ihe could determine what course lopursue, she heard the savages under the tree in, which she was hidden. Sho peered own, and saw they were scruleniz- thi: limb by which she had climb- d from the brook.- Their keen eye con delected tnc broken Iwigs and thcr signs of a body having jisse.l along the limb and in a few LUC pUUl LTILV-llluu wilh her thin hands. Butthe gleans brave heroine's heart sunk within ing tomahawk cut through them .as Dealer HARNESS, Trunks, Valises, done to order on short notice. Shop opposite the Public Square, Stevens Wis. July, O-lyl ms house is now in tip.top order for the reception of the traveling public, nnd the pronristor is, determined to give satisfaction I to nil who feel disposed to favot him with IP-Good A ,-j j-j j, Haiy. though they hud been paper, and sunit deep into the brain. The olhi-r women, frantic with ter- ror, pressed huridly on, nnd iheir 'far'was still more increased when, a "ew moments after, the inhuman sav- age rushed past them, waving in tri- umph the. reeliiti-g scalp of. their mur- dered It would be' 'too sickening a tale were we to narrate nil ihe piuticulars o( the'suffering and death of these poor women who sinking under their tomatawked and scalp- ed by the same brutal savage, and left lying in the forest. At the close of the eighth'day, Mrs. Jenks was he only, survivor of them all; the her strength and ber.ia a course way vipon her superiority to the other 'pale faced nnJ treated her with less severity. She was permil- ted to cat a good supper, and a cou-- pie ot bear skins wore given her for a couch. She awoke in the morning much refreshed, and ader eating a henrly breakfast, was about lo resume her heavy pack, when the leader of the party told her she need not carry- it farther. She exhibited no signs of her. She knew that the chiel, an perhaps his party, must be near a camp.and that she should in allprob ability be retaken, and her killing o fbe'four Indians, be discovered. An she knew enough of ihe Indian char acter lobe aware that the'slaughter o their comrads would be lerribl She slood i the water of the brook as thes avenged upon herself. thoughts flashed upon her mint wair.hing .the behavior ol the dog, b n hico she expected soon to be attack ed. In a few moments he uttered recount th4 alory of her perils and her escape to never tiring Iislenurs. THE GRIEF OF. A lady, residing iii Brighton, owned a pair of beautiful Java spar- row', which were the pen of the family and objects of admiration who sair them. One cf them iud- denly ilied. Its disconsolate male refused lo tasle the food offorvJ it. but sal upon its prrch, looking wist- fully about, and with sad and gentW noments -she saw ihree of them [imbing Ihe tree. As-soon as ihcy iscovered her, they gave a prnlong- d yell, which was repeated by ibe avages soon jy the parties lhat bad gone up trenrn. The foremost Indian of ihose vho hud ascended the Wee, sternly the poor woman lo come down, knowing il would be useless lo resist, she at once began lo ihe savages, either from polite or piu denlial motives, giving her the prec edcncc. In a few niinutesafler the; had all reached ihe ground in safety the up sirearri party, including ihe chief; bad arrived on the spot, anc great was their surprise in beholding who it was they had captured. They eagerly demanded how she had mad her escape. She told lliem she ha taken ihe sculps of her dead friends, Of M'JIIK STREET, STEVENS POINT, WIS. NELS03ST B.LLOTD, Proprietor. THIS new and well furnished House Wisconsin' M3. is for lne accommoda- lion of Ihe pubiic, and the proprietor is de- termined tosive satisfaction to guests. M.MIATIIdX CO. fierce growl, nnd rushed towards he Sbe raise ihe tomahawk and stood on the defensive but a deliverer she lit- tle dreamed of was at hand. When the dog had come within a couple-of rods of ihe brook a huge panther suddenly springing from the over- hanging branches of a tree, alig-hleii on his back, and a fierce and desper- ate struggle at once began. Mrs. leaks, knowing that the cries and ihe tomahawk and scelping knife, while her captors were nsleep, (which was a fact) and had to say that before fleeing she had killed the whole party. The aborigines seemed puzzled at the fact that iheir four brelhren had not captured her before this time, but still it did not occur lo their minds that she had kill- ed lliKin. The idea lhat a -pale faced squaw' should kill four Indian braves, was probably one which nothing but would have notes seemed constantly to bfl> cm'lins is mate. The bird refused to nd, after various devices to ts grief, the rady ptscecl a srtull rig glass inside the cage. re- lectcd its own and wrought, n a few days, an entire in tlie manner ot ihe bird; II commenced singing loudly, which it cominuet lo bui receiving no responca from ils mate, it is continually with its sh-idow. In ils anger, il c.isionaliy flies at the glass, ilriking with its teak, and it only prevented from injuring itself by removing'ike glass from the cage unlit il from its When the giass is nal. JUST AS vrrLL DO IT A Why you see, when my man CAOM courlin me, I hadn't the thought f what he I. ,ame to our houtc one night, dork, and rapped al the door: I ipencd, and sure enough ibero slooJ ocular meterial proof made them entertain. an I i't in.i WISOONMX ls IVilste-uls i Co. the (.'.linnet ill j Juil ..luirt notice aiul tfii I Stropo Aldan, .TuJge McUill, Judge I :i. Pane F. S Carr. Joseph Goodrich. i guests, tit moderate jrj'Good stabling will I all times tor teams. furnished at nl LI.ATK STEPHEN DIJRKEE, Justice of the Peace, M CO. WISCONSIN J. X. THIS Uou-l hns i mato" latrlv lu-fii L'ltM.ly en Tin. is. A Will promptly attt-ml to nil business cn- nsicd to as buying anil seilins ia, locating government laniK o. ajOoaytiST {Late of Hit '-Ticin Islunti P PX.O P.RIETOR, PLOTEE, Portage Coanty, WIS. WM. B. AGWEW, %nt, City. Stevens Point, Wisconsin, WILL attend to the selection nnd loca- tion of Pine and Farming Lands, Lo. cation of Warrants, Payment of Taxes, aiid all business connected with the Land Agen- EEITEENCES. Gen. A. G. Ellis. Receiver U. S. Land Office, Stevens Point, Hon. A. Brawlcy, Register Jo Ao Hnyssen ScheBer, Bunkers, Stevens John Sloihower, (15) do_____, Wm7ll7FAKW II AH, Wholesale and Retail DEALER IN Wines, Liquors, BEER, CIGARS A OYSTERS. Oyftcrs served up in a Style tliat w'ill suit the palate of an epicure, ___and parties supplied on the-most reasonable terms, at the tauraut. First Street, between .I'M Pt'r- Clark Streets.. STEVENS POINT, WIS. down w rest w'thout setting May 13th, ISM. imO------_ j pleasure at this une'xpccied good for- tune as she knew that the savages greatly admired a stoical indifferen'ce alike to good and ill; and she wished them to think as well of her as pos- sible, for she had determined to seize the first opportumly lo avenge the murder of her companions and make Ixer escape. On the morning of the tenth day, the party of savages sep'erau-d, four Koing on with her, and the rest will) a of the animals would soon bring spot where Mrs. i Kcnr.lr A I I 11 I s-ivages to the spot, did not stop to see which would be the victor, but slep- ng ihio the middle of ihe brook she ran down stream as fasl as she could until she came to a spot where the branch of a gigantic tree stretched across the brook at a height which she could reach by springing with all her energy.. She summoned all her strength, and making a desperale leap succeeded in clutching ihn stoul branch. After nn exhausting struggle she managed to dtaw herself up to and ciiine upon ihe limb, without leaving any trace of her footsteps 10 guidea pursuer. This accomplished, she soon reached the trunk of the tree, amongst il obscure foiia'ge, They oil returned in silence to th entered the brook. At this place the under growth was slight nnd the furcst stretched away like an endless grave, through which one could see at some distance, while on ihe opposile side uf ihc stream (where ihe dog and panther fougbl) and about ten rods from it was a thick clump of bushes, which intercepted the view in that direction. As the savages were pnring iheir supper over a fire they had kindled, Mrs. J. pal gazing al the clump of bashes, nnJ il accurcd to'her lhat, perhaps, if sho could gel inio that, the might hide from her fobie right before my face and Come sex I I've come on ui 1 always do my :ust." But you had better come in and take a cheer, Mr, W------." "No I can't. The is, Lizzy, come on this 'ere courtin' business. My wife's been dead these weeks, and everything's going to rack an' ruin right straight Now Lizzy, ef you're mind to me, and lake care of my huuie, an' my things, tell me, au' I'll come in an' take a cheer if net, I'll get some one else t was skeered, and If you come on this courtiu' business come in I must think rn't a little.', "No, C gomg on ner.anu a strong branch for a large and ferocious dog belonging to -ssac of the.chief, striking off in another di- rr-iCi'ton. Her spirits rose. At lost the hour coming Thai night, after mailing a fire and cooking iheir sup- per, in which Mrs, Jenks assisted (with apparent cheerlulncis, tho sava- cah't till I know. That's my an' 1 can't set down till ray done." I should like to think on'l a day or two." No, you needn't Lizzie''. Well, Jobie, if I must, I here's :o you then." So w------came in. Then he after the jquire an' ho married us right off, an' I -went with that very night. 1 icll you wbtl il is these loni; cb'irlin's don'l .Lejsre. Cate, MaratliDB Co. A; Marathon Cj. N. P. t'lemenls, Vunghn, Esq., Portage Co. Georje Rirnli.irt. V'sq.. Lyman ton, C. M. Jar.es Co. Wis. J. H. Jones, P.iytoii, -.jjmtn Alexander, tovra. __ -of all kiuilsijAlwjys on hand. I) or prints! ta ortlcr. at iho CeitiroJ THIS HOUSE has been thor- oughly repaired, and is in good con- TTNDER tbe "Pinery" jj s. -U LI DC DUl I1OI I.UU..LJ, MILWAUKEE LAGER to bind their captive's t i i f __T.U _ Afl .'o! U pains Trill be spared to rna'ke ihein comfoit- able. aadec'J TEaat Water Street, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. MR. B. HOPK1SS, Proprietor. Board JButlcr i iw i hands and feet with a stout cord. As jcoon as all heroic wo- Of- mr.a bsean to work her hopes 5 WIS. UhalsUe could release them; Joy! DEPOT, seat, sat down lo wait the issue of thankiiig-Proyideiice fur sending the dog lo be the panther's victim, which would else tave cer- tainly sprang upon as shu should have passed directly under the trco in which he was hidden. In n few minutes she hearii the re- port of a rifle, then another, and then a third. She Unew that the dians bad arrived within light ot lhu dog and panther, and had shot the latter, Now, if they should cross i ;he TiTJIS hns only to be known to fine! ;joy ready sale, am1, the subscTiber is prepar- ed to fill all orders at Milwaukee prices Iranswrtation added. JULIUS GIESLER. Stevens Point, May .10, IS5S. NOTARY "PUBLIC, near together. Stealthy as a leopai- the cord relaxes. One band, j brook at the spot where she entered with intense pain, is torn from Tho Whitewater firgnlef a Tentloman from 'South coplo.s so effectually that ilu-y could to nothing at ali. Just as well to do not find her. Il was a stupid ihought, jn a harry. but 1101 altogctSier unalual under ihc circumslances. She made up her irind lo escape ihus, even if she should be killed it. Full of ihis idea, she gradually itolo towards the brock, aiid on reaching its bank, brisklv waded across it, and ran for ibe clump ot bushes, tier altempt was instantly perceived, and with wild yell, several ef the savages start- olina, having with him five bas been stopping at the Exchi- Hotel, in ibis village, for some We he ei- ed in per-'uit, The flying life. woman ran for libef- Wiih her ulmoil the fnMehipg, abe free. Canliously peering around, it, and behold the track of her foot- iteps, her detecnon would almotl be certain, for who could successfully jjniiou EH v discovers the four Indians lyiug asleep these sons of the forest, wh with their heads lo ih-.- fire, and aH j understood tbe stratagems ol strength and swiftness she fled, but her persuers were swifiur on foot slic. She had re.iched within a few feet ot the clamp, when the fore- most savaie grasped her by tbe shoulder, duick1 as lightning came n flasli from ih. i b-ishes, fallowed by In- presses his tnlenlion to H farm in neighborhood, on 10 place the mUres, giving Ihcm ihrtc freedom ,tor which purpose brought lo Stale. The are all yotinjr. ihe being younfr woman of or 17 and ihe g.rl of MI more lhan five Utter u. white, hi. hgbt never be uken fur oli.er .h.. whi.o child by ordinary 3he a haodwroe, .pnghtly cfcild. looks and M girli o( her ajr, enlage. no doubt fccti are above staled, as made koown i dess, she crawls towards them. She Win attena to all business entrusted i in that atitt accftiiw crouches by the sulu o! n vy. Otfice at the Ctmiral .IKmuufet prurit j ,ter ani) gcmly ing otfitt; Mau warfare I Parting Ihe branch- i Jians ad at her fi'e'.. Crack !j saraee warlare ranir.g uie OTBIICU- cutting with her f.ck crac, and oiiuneur- scalping knifo, until she could peer fjis lorfla-loul, she gizeJ in the direction of llie 1- ,11 the bv nnUenaen Much i- Tbona tolley and joi tlie (arty, on the other which ihcy caiuc. ;


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I've said many times that the true, full effect religion has had on human society is not something any of us is really equipped to notice. It's so ... everywhere ... that we have little to contrast with it in order to clearly see the damage.Even science, which escaped the grasp of religion and went off to change the world in ways religion could never have managed, still -- in my view, anyway -- suffers aftereffects. For instance:Here's a pretty good article about something humans and … [Read more...]
Did God Mess With Biology's Roots?
The Dark Side of the Sun
I belong to a couple of Facebook groups on Transhumanism and the Singularity, and I avidly read the articles and posts. But I don't buy into every one of them. Yes, I want fantastic things to happen. Hell, I fully EXPECT fantastic things to happen. But ... a lot of the articles are more about possibilities than realities. For instance, I think we've been predicting safe, abundant fusion energy -- any time now -- for the past 50 years. I've kinda begun to wonder "What if it just isn't … [Read more...]
Prairie Dogs are Calling You Fat
I don't think I ever got to meet this guy when I lived in Flagstaff and edited an arts and entertainment magazine for 3 years, but I wish I had. He's doing some amazing work.Dr. Con Slobodchikoff, Ph.D., assisted by students at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, has managed to decode some of the content of prairie dog language. As it turns out, they're pretty expressive. You might not think it to look at them, but prairie dogs and humans actually share an important commonality -- and … [Read more...]
Neuroscientist: Fundamentalism As Mental Illness
A HuffPo article from yesterday (Friday, May 31) says:Kathleen Taylor, Neuroscientist, Says Religious Fundamentalism Could Be Treated As A Mental Illness An Oxford University researcher and author specializing in neuroscience has suggested that one day religious fundamentalism may be treated as a curable mental illness.Kathleen Taylor, who describes herself as a "science writer affiliated to the Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics," made the suggestion during a presentation … [Read more...]
The First Music Video in Space … Rocks.
I know you've probably seen this already. But it's special enough that *I* wanted to put it somewhere permanent. This is so cool it brought tears to my eyes.Thanks to ISS Commander Chris Hadfield. (Hurrah for Canadian intelligence, talent and bone-deep class!)Video below: … [Read more...]
Well, This Is Disturbing.
Before I started A Citizen of Earth, I blogged as The Blue Collar Atheist.The name was mostly intended to underline my lack of a college degree, or any great amount of advanced education, to make the point that giving up religion, become an agnostic or atheist, is not something you need a Ph.D. to do. You can be a complete doofus and still reason yourself free of it.Speaking of which, even *I* can see the gaping holes in some of the stuff from this site (hat tip to commenter Chris for … [Read more...]


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Quick spoiler alert: the title of this article is intentionally misleading. That elected Republicans are anti-gay-rights is almost expected - it is the common wisdom. The broader conservative movement that the GOP is associated with has an anti-gay streak that they label with the euphemism "traditional family."
Their anti-gay stances are listed in the GOP Platform and seen in their actions. Since winning back a lion's share of positions in statehouses last fall, the conservative movement has wasted little time addressing what it proclaimed as one of this country's most dire concerns: the gays.
From Indiana to Minnesota, Republican politicians propose further bans on LGBT rights. Almost every GOP congressperson voted against the repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" ban on open LGBT military service. Their arguments ranged from comparing gays to those in wheelchairs, to claims that ending the ban would destroy the nation. The GOP also largely opposed extending hate crimes protections to LGBT citizens. Current GOP Speaker John Boehner said those protections should be reserved for "immutable" characteristics - perpetuating the conservative myth that sexual orientation is a choice. In March, the Montana legislature, in a symbolic gesture of anti-gay bigotry, voted to keep in place a sodomy law, applicable only to same-sex relations, previously ruled unconstitutional
How do the potential 2012 GOP presidential nominees view the LGBT community?
Perhaps the current most outspoken critics of everything LGBT is former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, who is currently seeking the GOP nomination for the presidency and recently won the South Carolina straw poll.
His anti-LGBT views first came into prominence in a 2003 interview with Associated Press journalist Lara Jakes Jordon, in which he described the child molestation controversy in the Catholic Church as "a basic homosexual relationship" instead of child abuse. Referring to the 2003 Lawrence v. Texas ruling, which declared that anti-sodomy laws violated the U.S. Constitution, Santorum stated that sodomy laws exist to prevent acts that "undermine the basic tenets of our society and the family." He added, "In every society, the definition of marriage has not ever to my knowledge included homosexuality. That's not to pick on homosexuality. It's not, you know, man on child, man on dog, or whatever the case may be." Santorum continued by comparing homosexuality to incest, polygamy, child molestation and bestiality.
Perhaps the widest ranging and poetically just reaction was in Seattle Stranger columnist Dan Savage's contest among his readers to create an alternate definition for "Santorum"- the results are too vulgar to print here, but not too vulgar to print here. Good luck running for president with that.
Real-estate mogul, reality TV star and full-time self-promoter Donald Trump, between racist remarks, issued the most confusing and ridiculous comment on the topic. Trump compared gay marriage to new golf putters: "It's like in golf... A lot of people - I don't want this to sound trivial - but a lot of people are switching to these really long putters, very unattractive. It's weird. You see these great players with these really long putters, because they can't sink three-footers anymore. And, I hate it. I am a traditionalist. I have so many fabulous friends who happen to be gay, but I am a traditionalist."
If you need a translator, let me sum it up for you: he hates long putters and doesn't think gays should be able to marry.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, a current FOX News host, called for the quarantine of AIDS patients in his 1992 Senate campaign, described being gay as "abhorrent and sinful," and compared gays to drug users.
Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Herman Cain, Sarah Palin - yeah, they are all firmly anti-gay-rights. Libertarian legend Ron Paul is for the states' right to be anti-gay. The only gay, and presumably pro-gay, Republican hopeful, Fred Karger, was excluded from the GOP debate in South Carolina.
The Democrats haven't exactly had a sterling record on the topic either. Even with a majority in both houses of Congress last year, they failed to pass the long-heralded Employee Non-Discrimination Act, which would prohibit firings based on sexual orientation. In Maryland, where passage of marriage equality was all but certain, the Democratic-controlled House essentially killed it this year. The Democratic-controlled New York legislature killed a marriage equality bill in 2009. That party's platform only supports civil unions - a type of "separate but equal" form of nonsense to placate those offended by the notion of "marriage."
It does look, however, that the nation is slowly - and there is definitely an emphasis on "slowly"- starting to embrace the principle of equality. A new survey by the Washington Post and ABC reveals that a small majority of 53 percent of Americans now support marriage equality. This is up from 51 percent support in a CNN poll. Compare this to a March PPP poll that shows that 46 percent of Mississippi Republicans are still against interracial marriage - an issue one would consider to be long settled. It is clear that while America is slowly warming up to the idea of LGBT equality, the right is digging in its heels and fighting that equality the whole way.
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Actor Ranveer Singh, who is currently shooting for "Lootera", is confident that the film will be one of the best of his career.
"I really enjoyed the last three days. I am very happy with the scene we shot today, very happy with the way the film is going. It's shaping up to be a film I am sure I will look back on with fond memories," the 26-year-old said.
Directed by Vikramaditya Motwane, "Lootera" stars Sonakshi Sinha opposite Ranveer and is slated for a March 29, 2013 release.
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Actor Riteish Deshmukh believes his forthcoming sex comedy "Kya Super Kool Hain Hum" will get a larger audience as compared to the 2005-film "Kya Kool Hain Hum".
He said that "the audience has become receptive towards different kinds of films. At that time, the audience bank was small but now it has increased."
The 33-year-old also feels that "audiences are open to the kind of humour which is (being shown) in the film or any other shocking content. They accept it because they want something new."
Adult comedy "Kya Super Kool Hain Hum" also stars Tusshar Kapoor, Neha Sharma and Sarah Jane Dias.
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Filmmaker-actor Sohail Khan terms the accident on the sets of "Dabangg 2" as an unfortunate incident and says no one should be blamed for it.
The film is being directed by Sohail's sibling Arbaaz and it features his star brother Salman
"It's a very unfortunate incident. It was an accident and I don't think it was anybody's fault, these things are not intended. I was in Dubai when this happened and I spoke to Salman and Arbaaz Bhai. I hope for speedy recovery of those injured," he said.
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The 22nd-ranked 49ers dropped a 1-0 decision at Cal State Northridge on Friday.
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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - The No. 22 Long Beach State women's soccer team saw its seven-game unbeaten streak come to an end Friday night as it fell to Cal State Northridge, 1-0, at Matador Soccer Field.
CSUN scored in the 89th minute to hand LBSU its first Big West Conference loss. It was also just the second time the 49ers have been shutout this season.
Long Beach State (10-4-1, 3-1-0 BWC) finished with seven shots, three of which were on frame. Senior Shawna Gordon and freshman Taylor Nelson both had two attempts, while senior Nicole Hubbard and juniors Jenny Soza and Nadia Link fired off one shot each.
Senior goalkeeper Kaitlyn Gustaves had one save in the loss.
It looked like the two teams were going to be locked in a scoreless tie at the end of regulation, but Cal State Northridge was able to find the back of the net at the 88:23 mark. Katie Russ headed a throw-in to Heidi Farran, who then sent the ball to the lower left corner.
The Matadors (5-7-2, 3-1-1 BWC) totaled 14 attempts with two shots on goal. LBSU held a 4-to-2 advantage in corner kicks.
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Spanning nearly one thousand years of artistic creativity, Lines on the Horizon celebrates a gift that transforms the presentation of Native American art at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. The Weisel Family Collection, developed by Thomas Weisel over the course of 30 years, is wide ranging, with a focus on the indigenous arts of the American Southwest, from ancient ceramics to basketry, pottery, and Navajo textiles from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Art from the Pacific Northwest and the first Plains ledger drawings to enter the Museums' holdings are also included, further demonstrating the ingenuity and diversity of Native Americans' artistic traditions.
The concept of the line links these disparate artworks: from carefully painted brushstrokes to meticulously woven bands of color, lines—often abstract, but at times suggestive of the horizon or landscape—are a key visual element in many of the featured artworks. The title Lines on the Horizon also alludes to the lines of ancestry that connect makers with the traditions in which they worked.
Using the collection's fine examples of black-on-white ceramics from the Mimbres Valley as a springboard, Matthew H. Robb, in his introductory essay, explores questions of attribution in the art of the ancient Americas, focusing on the arts of the Moche, Maya, and Mimbres cultures. Section introductions by Robb and by Jill D'Alessandro explain how the hands of individual makers might be seen to emerge from the conventions of communal practice.
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NORMAN — Sooner Nation, welcome freshman Buddy Hield. The Microwave.
Well, it's a temporary nickname.
He has to continue to earn the preseason title his teammates gave him over a long stretch of games in regular-season play.
But they think he's more than earned it for preseason production — the way he's heated things up off the bench in both games, leading all scorers in Oklahoma's second exhibition game against Central Oklahoma.
Hield ended the preseason with an average of 17.5 points and four rebounds.
He smiled a wide grin anytime his teammates grabbed him on the shoulder and mentioned his instant energy. His three-point shots from the top of the arc. His constant jabber on the court.
Earlier this season, senior Sam Grooms said he thinks sometimes Hield talks just to be talking.
"He really doesn't have anything specific he's trying to say," Grooms said.
Grooms also said though that his energy comes from a fire that stays on full heat.
"All day, every day," Grooms said. "What you see out of Buddy is what you're going to get every day. Just by the way he plays and his energy, every time he hits the court you're going to be able to tell."
Hield also has an energy he brings off the bench that is unmatched by any other Oklahoma player. It's the reason he first got recruited out of his high school in the Bahamas. When Oklahoma coaches later saw him at a high school game at Sunrise Christian Academy in Kansas, Lon Kruger received a call.
He's really something special.
There is potential for Hield to become a starter, but Kruger said it's also great for the Sooners to have that electric spark right from the bench. Hield has said more than once this preseason that he's happy to produce wherever the team needs him. It's not just a line the freshman is using, Kruger said. He really means it.
Besides, there are apparently two other electrical appliances that help the Sooners heat things up.
Freshman Je'lon Hornbeak tried to convince his cohorts that the freshmen are like a one-stop appliance shop. Hield's the microwave, Hornbeak's the stove and Isaiah Cousins is the oven.
They're ready to heat it up and dish it out.
"We the buffet and we deliver," Hornbeak said. "We're hungry and we're just going to eat."
During Oklahoma's first two exhibition games, the three freshmen produced, and newcomer Amath M'Baye combined to shoot .591 from beyond the arc (13-for-22) and .517 from the field. Hornbeak averaged 10.5 points per exhibition, while Cousins averaged 7.5.
All three freshmen said they're excited to continue "cooking" in the regular season.
"It's what we live for," Hornbeak said. "We used to be on the video game playing but now it's not a video game, we actually get to play."
Still, senior Romero Osby is holding OU's freshman trio accountable. Exhibition production was great, but he emphasized that they can keep the nicknames if they produce.
"Hold on. Hold on. Hold on," Osby said when he overheard the Microwave nickname for Hield. He wrapped his arm around Hield's shoulder and put his face within inches of the freshman's.
"That's Vinnie Johnson's nickname. To earn that nickname you have to come in, in the NCAA Tournament, knock down shots, in the clutch."
All the laughter subsided for a second, and Hield looked Osby in the eyes as he said, "Yes, sir."


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Editorial: Save 1,000 lives a year with one reform
With health care overhaul all over the news these days, there's at least one reform that could save many lives and improve many more. Unlike the recent 1,900-page bill introduced in the House, this is a small change that would have large impacts and increase market forces – paying for organ and tissue donations.
It's an idea that, while not new, is gaining some traction, at least with patients in need of transplants. A lawsuit filed last month in federal court in Los Angeles seeks to reclassify bone marrow as a body fluid rather than as an organ, as current law treats it. The change would allow payments to donors, much the same as blood plasma donors are paid. Bone-marrow transplants are used to treat patients with some forms of cancer, such as lymphoma.
The 1984 National Organ Transplant Act forbids payments for organ donations, including bone marrow. According to the news report on the case, the lawsuit contends "that bone marrow, which can be replenished, belongs in the company of plasma, sperm or eggs, all of which can be legally sold, rather than kidneys, lungs and livers." If the plaintiffs are successful, that simple change could save 1,000 lives a year, says the Institute for Justice, the law firm handling the suit.
We'd up the ante and allow some type of payment for any organ donation.
The medical community backs away from the idea of paying for donations, although apparently there's no ethical problem with paying for plasma, sperm and eggs. The feelings of many doctors and medical ethics professionals are reflected by Dr. Choon Kee Lee, an associate professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and a transplant doctor. "It's a completely misguided idea," Lee said. "The idea that we're going to commercialize the use of human organs, whether marrow stem cells or kidneys or lungs or what have you, I think is a pretty dangerous one."
Human organs, though, already are managed in something akin to a commercialized market. Millions of dollars change hands every year as the medical community saves lives with transplants. What would be the problem with sending a little of that money to the donors or their surviving families? After all, they are the linchpin of the entire system.
Balking at the possibility of a completely open market is understandable; market organs could come from anywhere, including unwilling donors, as has been alleged in lesser-developed countries. But we believe it would be possible to set up a system in which living donors or surviving families could be compensated in some small way that would stop short of an organ auction. In the case of a living donor, perhaps a scholarship fund for his or her children; surviving families might have funeral costs paid for. Paid-up term life insurance policies could encourage people to check the "organ donor" box on their driver's licenses.
According to the United Network for Organ Sharing, as of Oct. 30 there were 106,673 people in the United States waiting for transplants. The organization's Web site also reports that for the first seven months of this year, there had been fewer than 9,000 donors, resulting in about 16,000 transplants. Extrapolating those numbers through the end of the year leaves tens of thousands of patients waiting for lifesaving transplants.
It's time to take action to begin saving those lives, beginning with the plaintiffs in the bone-marrow lawsuit.
This is an edited version of an editorial that first appeared in the Colorado Springs Gazette, which is also owned by Irvine-based Freedom Communications Inc., parent of The Orange County Register.
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Let's see how much stuff I can pack into five days, shall we? First, on Wednesday, get filling in tooth. Translation: spend most of the morning psyching myself up to go through with the filling, only to have my heart start racing like mad anyway when I was finally sitting in the chair and he was about to drill. Despite that the dentist was, in fact, a hottie, having my tooth drilled still hurt. I was so busy trying to find my happy place while staring intently at one spot on the ceiling that he could've looked like Frankenstein's monster for all I cared. ItRead More →


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Hot and Sour Soup
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 15 mins
From Everyday Food April 2004.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 (14 1/2 ounce) cans reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1⁄4-1⁄2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 2 cups water
- 8 ounces fresh shiitake mushrooms, stemmed and caps thinly sliced (about 4 cups)
- 3 -4 tablespoons rice vinegar
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 7 ounces firm tofu or 7 ounces soft tofu, drained and cut into 1/4 inch cubes
- 2 tablespoons finely grated fresh ginger
- 3 scallions, sliced thinly
- In a large pot, combine broth, soy sauce, pepper, and water.
- Bring to a boil over medium heat.
- Add mushrooms. Reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes or until tender.
- Meanwhile, whisk together vinegar and cornstarch in a small bowl.
- Add vinegar mixture to the pot and simmer, stirring, for about one minute or until thickened.
- Add egg through a slotted spoon while stirring.
- Stir in tofu.
- Remove from heat, cover, and let stand for 1 minute.
- Press ginger through a small sieve to release juice into the soup. Discard solids.
- Sprinkle with scallions and serve.
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I made this today and I am happy to report that it is delicious!! I did make the recipe exactly as written and will definately make this one again. Great soup and thanks for sharing!
I think this is great the way it is. No changes here. You have all the right ingredients to make a very tasty soup. Thanks for posting.
This is a very easy and flavourful soup to make. I was out of mushrooms so I subbed thinly sliced carrots instead. My entire family loved this soup. The only alteration I made was to add a little sesame oil. Thanks for such a great recipe.


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This year's Drums Along the Mohawk was rained out for the first in the event's 36-year-history.
The once-a-year drum corps competition and performance draws in loyal fans and this year those fans were turned away with no refunds or exchanges for their tickets.
To make up for it, the Drums Along the Mohawk Committee is offering discounted tickets to next year's events.
Five-dollars will be taken off any ticket ordered before Dec. 31 of this year.
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hi, i'm a new members of debug ps3 , i get one 60go version , and i'm happy to join you , sorry for my english, i'm a french.
hi, i'm a new members of debug ps3 , i get one 60go version , and i'm happy to join you , sorry for my english, i'm a french.
Welcome and be sure to check out all the Sticky threads here as they are very handy... then if you have any questions feel free to ask and one of the others with a Debug PS3 will reply!
thanks , just i have a question if you get a demo in np the debug not want to install is normal?
thanks guy for you help
Yes is normal, the Debug System can't decrypt NP PKG over the Firmware 1.6, then if you want install it you need to downgrade your firmware, install the PKG and re-install your current Firmware! But this firmware can't be installed and also all other under 2.00, what you need is a "Special" firmware!!
Other solution trying to decrypt Retail PKG, but is a long long adventure hehe... if is makable...
For game UPDATE set your PS3 on sp-int or prod-qa, and start your game, if you lucky, you will found you update, beware on prod-qa network some update don't want install because is the retail version!
If you want see if is a retail version look at the end of the PKG name file, if you see PE is a retail on! "XX9000-XXXX70006_00-0000000000000100-A0201-V0101-PE.pkg"
Then Good Luck with your Debug system!
thanks for the types i have np and sp-int but prod-qa i not have but now i have thanks you man , i going to get update 3.20 i upload in serveur for the site for all.
Do that and tell the boss on here, username "PS3 News", and he will probably give you something for the trouble.
ok just i have one question, give me the size exact for debug firmware 2.80 please because the file i have the size is 128.17mo
The size of PS3 Debug Firmware 2.80 is 128 MB (134,391,430 bytes) and 3.20 is 149 MB (156,756,437 bytes) as detailed HERE.
i have the fichier and the size is correct, thanks you i upload 3.20 firmware tomorrow thanks guy.
Very Good! I wait for this You have Bd emulator or ProDg?
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May 31, 2016
Comic Con wrapped up in San Diego for yet another year.
It's an event that attracts thousands of fans, along with their money, to the California city.
Travel costs, tickets, and fan memorabilia had attendees shelling out cash in the hundreds, even in the thousands, and helping boost the local economy.
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In this drawing I drew the character from the bottom. First the sketch skeleton, then the body and then cloth. I have choosen to paint it on my computer. I tired live paint in illustrator.
Ey, she looks pretty cool and friendly
looken great nice color sjob the shadig is superb
Great job I have no illustrator skills... I need to break out my laptop and try it again. It's been ages.
Very, very nice!
Bra ritat, färgerna passar bra på bilden.


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