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FLORENCE, S.C. – The 18th-ranked Francis Marion University men's tennis team and the 38th-ranked Patriot women's squad will both head to Jacksonville, Fla., this week for the Peach Belt Conference Tournament. The tournament will run from Thursday through Saturday at the University of North Florida Tennis Complex.
The 11-3 Patriot men finished fourth during the PBC regular season and will face 14th-ranked and fifth-seeded Armstrong Atlantic State University (10-9), Thursday at 11 a.m. A win would place FMU into the semifinals, Friday at 2 p.m., while a loss would drop FMU into a losers' bracket match at 5 p.m. on Friday.
AASU defeated the Patriots 6-3 on Feb. 25 in Florence.
All three of the losses for the FMU men have come at the hands of nationally ranked opponents. The Patriot men, under the direction of head coach Garth Thomson, have earned eight consecutive invitations to the NCAA Division II national tournament.
The 11-6 Francis Marion women are seeded eighth and will meet ninth-seeded and 39th-ranked Augusta State University (10-10), Thursday at 8 a.m. The winner of that match will move on to face top-seeded and seventh-ranked Georgia College & State University (16-3), Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. The loser of the FMU-ASU match will return to the court Friday at 2:30 p.m.
FMU edged the ASU women 5-4 on March 23 in Augusta, Ga.
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On April 5th, 2013, Oakland police were notified of an alleged burglary in progress in West Oakland, California. While information about the incident is still emerging, OPD has stated that one of the suspects was carrying a fake gun and did not know police were setting up a perimeter around the house. He was subsequently shot in the shoulder by an officer as he attempted to leave the area. This is the 2nd OPD officer-involved shooting this week. On the evening of April 3rd, an Oakland officer shot an innocent teenager in the face while investigating an armed robbery in downtown Oakland. The teenager's jaw and cheek were grazed, but his injuries are not considered life-threatening. OPD has since stated that the minor and his friends were not involved in a crime. Police officers have the right to defend themselves, just like anybody else. However, it will be interesting to see if the suspect shot today posed any threat to the officers. If he didn't aim the gun at anyone, OPD's standard procedure is to order the person to drop the weapon and to submit to arresting officers. Fortunately, video of the incident will ultimately reveal what, if any, threat the suspect posed. All Oakland police are required to wear and activate their PDRD video cameras during police stops. If the officers involved in today's shooting were following PDRD procedure, their cameras should have been rolling. One thing that should raise alarm is the fact that OPD were advised to keep any mention of the shooting off the radio. This silence may be because the Oakland Police Department, like the Berkeley Police Department and countless others, controls the message after they shoot someone.
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cops inherently use UNNECESSARY force. key word ,unnnecessary. americans are so used to violence they don't use gradations. cops don't use just force , but UNNECESSARY force. it's either violence or not with cops, no necessary forcwe for a real situation. just UNECESSARY force. a person from europe says american use unnecessary force in your culture. you are so used to violece your baseball team uses TORTURE for it's motto. hell, let him smoke pot.
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It seems to me that ONLY pigs have the "right" to defend themselves. What would have happened to One Of Us if we shot someone in the face in "self-defense" in the same situation?
Pig should be behind bars now awaiting trial for attempted murder.
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Chocolate melting in the summer may be a thing of the past. The chocolatiering engineers at Cadbury Chocolate, the same geniuses behind those delectable cream-filled eggs, have reinvented chocolate so that it really will melt in your mouth and not your hand.
According to Popular Science, chocolate should melt at 93 degrees Fahrenheit, which is why you have to squeeze that Twix out of its wrapper in the summer time. Scientists at Cadbury's R&D facility in Birmingham, however, have developed a "temperature-tolerant chocolate" that can withstand temperatures of 104 degrees Fahrenheit for three hours straight without getting goopy at all.
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In an early step of chocolate production, all the ingredients (cocoa butter, vegetable oils, milk, and sugar) are typically mixed and grinded inside a container filled with tiny metal beads in a process called conching.
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The Young Professionals Multi-Group Mixer is an extraordinary event that combines both business and social networking. Scheduled for May 2nd at the illustrious Hyatt Regency in New Brunswick, NJ, 300-400 Young Professionals from 20 different YP organizations will attended the 15th bi-annual event. Registration is now open so grab a ticket and save the date!
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Project DescriptionAsymptote Architecture • "It's totally sci-fi," said Yolande Daniels, summing up the project that had the jury feeling futuristic. The Yas Hotel in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, is at the cutting edge of both form and technology, with a weblike shade structure that cloaks the hotel's two 10-story elliptical-shaped towers. The 500-room, 900,000-square-foot hotel straddles the Yas Marina Circuit Formula One race track, its two towers knit together by a steel bridge. The team at Asymptote Architecture designed the exterior steel-and-glass latticework, which it calls a gridshell, to mirror and capture the speed, streamlined form, and dynamic energy of Formula One racing. Inside the lobby, the expertly detailed all-white hotel resembles at once an ocean liner and an icy glacial formation.
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Do You Have a Fat PERSONALITY?
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A new study shows that people with personality traits of high neuroticism and low conscientiousness are likely to go through cycles of gaining and losing weight throughout their lives.
Impulsivity was the strongest predictor of who would be overweight, the researchers found. Study participants who scored in the top 10% percent on...
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Some Fat is GOOD Fat
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Not all fat is the same: The GOOD kind of fat is what's called "brown fat," because it helps you LOSE weight. Fat people have less of it than thin people. Older people have less of it than younger people. Men have less of it than younger women.
It's actually is brown in color and it burns up calories as fast as you can...
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Like Sweets? It's Because You're Sweet
Monday, December 19, 2011
If you're dealing with a crabby co-worker or exasperating friend
this season
, maybe you should offer them some cake or cookies, because a new study has discovered that eating sweets make you sweet.
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Fat Keeps You Warm
Friday, December 16, 2011
Why do some of us get fat, while others stay skinny? It turns out that there is "good" fat and "bad" fat, and some of us have inherited too much of the bad (brown) stuff, which is found throughout the interior spaces of humans and other warm-blooded creatures. It may hold the secret to diets and weight-loss programs...
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I was in between doctors when I seen Dr Talpur, and I found her to be very a uncaring and distant doctor. I would never go back to her again.
Dr. Talpur promised me and my parents a document. We ended up never getting it from her but from my regular pyschrist. She wrote in my regular pyschrists notes something completely different than was discussed with her. She needs to give her patients what she promised them.
I find myself having a hard time trying to come up with a comment about Dr. Talpur. She used to be like a Mother figure for me. I loved and still do love and respect her very much. The only thing I would like to say is that she promises much and delivers little. Staff say that she is a very nice lady but is too busy. I think that if you are dealing with the delicate psyche of human beings you should say what you mean and mean what you say. She dumped me as a patient with no warning at all and did not give a reason. That was a couple of years ago and is still currently affecting me. I was sent to her because of brainwashing and abuse and got brainwashed back. I would have done anything for her. Dr. Talpur needs to be careful about the things she promises to her patients and also I was working on articles, stories and even a mental health CD. All of which were lies. Please be careful not to get involved with her because she has the potential to destroy you, with meds, etc.
I found her to not be very pleasant,she was uncaring to my situation,ive had worse but i would not recommend her to anyone,it is my belief that a little kindness and compassion goes a long way and i think Dr. Talpur needs to take a look at how she carries herself.The drugs she perscribes are toxic and extremely dangerous,they cause heart failure,liver,kidney,thyroid damage,cell death,brain damage and dementia.Not to mention that they cause all the same things they claim to fix. The whole scam of psychiatry is to get a person hooked on a psych med and that med makes them feel worse so then another med is added or electric shock therapy is recommended,and when the patient gets fet up and stops the drugs they get withdrawls which include hallucinations,delusions,mania,depression,aggitation insomnia,etc all these mimic mental illness and the patient is told by psych staff see youre mentally ill you need your meds and the vicious cycle starts and the person never comes off the meds.
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text: Nancy-All though it doesn't actually appear to have had much impact on the Gettysburg Electric Railway itself (it died by other means), the U.S. Supreme Court decision in U.S. v. Gettysburg Electric Railway Co. 160 U.S. 668 (1896) http://laws.findlaw.com/us/160/668.html established the principle that battlefield preservation was a public use for which the US government's Constitutional power of eminent domain could be used. I highly recommend reading it. Mr. Justice Peckham, who wrote the opinion, did an extraordinary, moving job of it. It also has a very good short history of the efforts to protect the battlefield, particularly via the federal government, up to the date of the decision. Regards, Margaret ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Householder" <pipecreek1430 at yahoo.com> To: "Gettysburg Discussion" <gettysburg at arthes.com> Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2012 9:09:02 AM Subject: GDG- The Gettysburg Electric Railway/Trolley Esteemed GDG Member Contributes: The Gettysburg Electric Railway, also known as the Trolley was incorporated on July 28,1892. They planned to run it, not just around the town, but around the battlefield. William Tipton, who was one of the people who helped with granting access for the trolley tracks, and while they were planning this, eventually purchased 13 acres of land just east of Devils Den for his own park. He knew the trolley line would be passing thru there, and probably made arrangements with the trolley company for his park to be a designated stop. The proposed trolley route was leaked in a Philadelphia newspaper in March 1892: " It will start from the square in Gettysburg, run out the Baltimore Pike, pass Cemetery Hill,encircle the National Cemetery,thence along the Emmittsburg Rd to the Peach Orchard,through the Wheatfield to Devils Den,and through the Valley of Death to Little Round Top Park. The return will be made via the Bloody Angle and Hancock Avenue to Gettysburg." On April 17 & 18, 1893 a gang of Italians arrived from Baltimore and shanties were set up for them on the lot belonging to Mr. Tipton in Devils Den, and work began on the Round top end of the Electric Railway. During the next few days the sound of dynamite blasting rocks on Tiptons land was heard in town more and more frequently. One eyewitness described the work: " All along the line, in the vicinity of Devils Den, there is heavy blasting and digging and filling; and great havoc is played with the landscape. Huge masses of rock are displaced, great bouldlers are moved, the valley is to be filled the width and height of a track from the bridge over Plum Run in front of Round Top to the north end of the Valley and a whole new appearance will be given to the famous field of carnage. For the next few weeks, veterans and concerned citizens watched in disbelief as the trolley company cut a thirty foot wide path through some of the most sacred ground on American soil. Historic trees were felled, streams were forded, and rocks that still should the scars of battle were forever blasted from the face of the earth. In some instances' the trolley roadbed passed within feet of monuments that had been dedicated just a few years before. Public outcry was immediate and in some cases very bitter. John Bachelder was sent to Gettysburg in June to make a preliminary report to the Sec of War on the work being done by the railway company. Part of his report: The boulders which covered the combatants in the desperate engagement between the Fourth Maine and the 44th New York of the Union Army and the 44th Alabama and the right of Bennings Brigade of the Confederate army are already blasted, and the fragments broken under the hammer and are covered with earth to form a roadbed. And it is this locality which has been turned into a park to which cheap excursions are to be run from Baltimore and other cities. This is the most wild and picturesque section of the field. For the distance of over one mile before reaching this locality, the road cuts ruthlessly through the scene of some of the most desperate encounters of the battle. Can you imagine this happening today? Nancy Householder ----------------http://www.arthes.com/mailman/listinfo/gettysburg_arthes.com -to unsubscribe http://arthes.com/pipermail/gettysburg_arthes.com/ for Archives


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Oakland vs Jacksonville Wrap - Jacksonville Wins 38-31
Jacksonville got 3 passing strikes from David Garrard en route to a 38-31 victory over Oakland on Sunday in Week 14 action at EverBank Field.
The Jaguars were a 3.5-point favorite in the win, and managed to turn a profit for their supporters. The combined score went OVER the total, which closed at 41.5.
Rashad Jennings rushed for 109 yards, while Maurice Jones-Drew added 101 yards in the win. Marcedes Lewis and Jason Hill added 57 and 48 receiving yards respectively.
Darren McFadden rushed for 123 yards for Oakland, while Michael Bush added 22 yards. Jason Campbell threw for 324 yards for the Raiders, while receivers Darren McFadden and Zach Miller had 86 and 68 yards respectively.
Oakland outgained Jacksonville 476-385 yards in the game, while the battle of first downs was won 21-19 by the Raiders.
The time of possession battle favored Oakland as their offense was on the field for 30:05, longer than the 29:55 of their opponents.
Jacksonville looks to continue their winning ways next game with a battle against the Colts. The Raiders will aim to get back on the winning track vs Denver.


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Dynamite Entertainment and Liquid Comics Team to Release Grant Morrison's '18 Days' Script Book
Grant Morrison's upcoming animated feature based on the Indian epic "Mahabharata" may still be clearing pre-production through Liquid Comics and Perspective Studios, but "18 Days" fans will only have to wait until this summer to get an early look at the project in script book form thanks to a new partnership with Dynamite Entertainment.
Featuring Morrison's unedited scripts, story bible, character descriptions and commentary along with artist Mukesh Singh's original illustrations, the "18 Days" hardcover sounds like something of a coffee table book.
"'18 Days' is a labor of love made all the more exciting by having a collaborator as original and groundbreaking as Mukesh. His techno-Vedic superheroes and spectacular scenes of cosmic warfare bring a dazzling new and contemporary dimension to one of the world's greatest stories," said Morrison in Dynamite's official press release.Referred to as "the prototype for every war ever fought," "18 Days" re-imagines "Mahabharata," the multi-generational Indian epic that follows the battles that've defined the mythological ages of man. The project was originally announced by Virgin Comics in 2008, but has since transitioned with the company as it shifted to the Liquid Comics Banner. There's no word on timetable for "Grant Morrison's 18 Days" feature film release, but the "18 Days" script book hits stands this August.


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Gizzard shad harvesting at Lake George, Florida video
Shad harvesting
As part of a multifaceted approach to restoring water quality in waterways, the St. Johns River Water Management District has been reducing the "rough fish" population in various areas. Such work has proven beneficial in lakes Griffin, Denham and Apopka in central Florida and at Newnans Lake east of Gainesville. That work is now being conducted in the St. Johns River at Lake George.
In the early 1990s, district scientists discovered that removal of gizzard shad (Dorosoma cepedianum) helps improve the health of some waterways that are overrun by algae where the algae cloud the water and cause a sickly green color. Algae are present in all water bodies, but too many nutrients in the water can result in excessive algal growth. The rough fish harvesting process helps cleanse nutrient-rich water and restores the water body's health and the fish habitats.
Gizzard shad are a native fish found in most Florida waters and account for 5 to 20 percent of the total fish population in healthy Florida lakes. However, in nutrient-rich, algae-dominated lakes, shad proliferate and can account for more than 90 percent of the total fish population. Gizzard shad become abundant in waterways with high levels of nutrients. In addition, large numbers of gizzard shad may contribute to nutrient recycling by stirring up bottom sediments during feeding.
How nutrients affect Florida waters
Water quality is affected by the amount of nutrients entering the water body from surrounding lands. Human activities can increase nutrients entering the water, degrading water quality. Water bodies with low nutrients have clear tea-colored water and lots of underwater plants. Excess nutrients feed algae that turn water murky green, which blocks sunlight to underwater plants. Water bodies with murky green water and fewer underwater plants have fewer sport fish and more gizzard shad.
A day's catch is unloaded at Herlong Park.
How shad harvests may improve a waterway
Gizzard shad feed on algae on the bottom of the waterway, stirring up sediments and clouding the water. Shad excrete nutrients back into the water, recycling nutrients from the bottom that feed more algae, keeping the water murky green.
Removing large numbers of bottom-feeding gizzard shad may improve water quality by reducing resuspension of sediments and recycling of nutrients from the water body's bottom. Removing large numbers of shad from a water body also removes the nutrients in the fishes' bodies.
Also, the shad eat microscopic zooplankton. Because zooplankton feed on algae, removal of gizzard shad may result in a larger population of zooplankton, which will consume greater amounts of algae and provide increased food resources for juvenile game fish species.
Fish are loaded in boxes for weighing.
Previous shad harvests
Harvest of large numbers of gizzard shad from three nutrient-rich lakes in central Florida may have helped improve water quality in those lakes. For example, at Lake Denham, two years of experimental shad harvesting greatly reduced the shad population. During the experimental period, which ended in 1994, nutrient levels decreased by more than one half and water clarity increased four-fold, from about nine inches to more than three feet. In addition, the amount of underwater vegetation — habitat for juvenile game fish — also increased. Local fishermen reported substantial increases in game fish caught in Lake Denham.
Gizzard shad move up a conveyor belt for processing.
Annual large-scale shad harvests began at Lake Apopka in 1993 and Lake Griffin in 2002. The shad harvests occurred at the same time as runoff of nutrients into the lakes from surrounding lands was being reduced. The water quality improved significantly in both lakes. Some of these improvements in water quality may be due to shad harvesting and some may be due to reduction in nutrients entering the lakes.
How harvests are conducted
Iced fish are loaded for shipment to a processing plant.
The district hires commercial fishing vendors to net shad. Other fish such as bowfin, gar and tilapia are also harvested when caught in the nets, while sport fish are immediately released. Harvested fish are unloaded from boats at a temporarily constructed landing site on the water body's shoreline. Each boat's catch is weighed, iced and transferred to a refrigerated trailer truck for transport to a processing plant. The fish are sold as bait for crayfish and crab traps.
When the harvest is over, the fishery and the district dismantle the site and the district restores the area to its previous condition.
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Have you ever felt the urge to buy into a stock after a poor earnings report crushed it, but couldn't shake the feeling you were trying to catch a falling knife?
You're not alone.
As scary as owning a stock through an earnings report can be, it's not much easier stepping into one immediately after disappointing earnings news — plenty of stocks have established a "from bad to worse" situation following poor quarterly results, after more and more investors had time to digest the numbers and conclude the worst about a company.
On the flip side, there are plenty of stocks that suffer earnings-based hits, only to rebound and move on to higher highs once the dust settles. These are companies that, regardless of the response to one quarter's earnings, have more going for them than against them, which means the big selloff after earnings is a prime buying opportunity.
Great, but how's an investor supposed to figure out which companies are part of the latter group? One only has to look back at a stock's post-earnings history. Sooner than later, their charts recover, reflecting the bigger earnings growth trend rather than one earnings miss. In fact, three stocks stand out above the rest when it comes to shrugging off post-earnings pullbacks and sustaining a march to new highs:


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Heartland Players will present "Songs I'll Never Sing, Roles I'll Never Play," a benefit concert, at 8 p.m. Saturday at Heartland Players Theater, 33994 Avenue E, Yucaipa.
The program features eight performers singing and portraying roles they are not likely to be cast in because of gender, age, size, ethnicity, etc.
Performers are April Bittner, Ron Blakely, Sarah Jackson, Jacob Moon, Dimyana Pelev, Tracy Pelev, Tommy Tafoya and Esther Udvardi.
Tickets are $5 at the door. Sweets, including chocolate cake, will be sold separately.
Proceeds will go toward continued financial support of Kadja, a child in Africa the group is sponsoring.
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ADL attacks Veterans TODAY
Congratulations, Veterans Today, Gordon Duff, Alan Hart, Alan Sabrosky, and Kevin Barrett … you have arrived! That you have been singled out for approbation and condemnation means that you are doing the right thing, and doing a good job of it. Abe is running scared!
Blackouts around California - Setup for false flag
Obama sought arrest of Bush/Cheney for 9-11
Soon after his election, President Obama was warned that if he did what he knew he must, jail at least 200 traitors, members of Congress, at least 3 Supreme Court justices and top officials of the White House and Pentagon, he would never have a presidency. .... Gee I wonder what exactly changed his mind..?
Faber's Warning Shocks: 'Don't Store Your Gold In USA! '
Last week on CNBC the following classic exchange occured:
Faber: "I prefer if investors hold physical gold in a safe deposit box, ideally outside the US, in various locations - Switzerland, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, Canada. I think it's important in today's very uncertain world to diversify, not only the various asset classes, but also the custody of your assets should be in different jurisdictions."
CNBC: "Uh, so do you thus not trust US banks or US custodians?
Do you think they might fail or abscond with the gold?"
Laughter and smirking from CNBC.
Faber: "I don't trust anyone."
Uncomfortable silence.
CNBC: "Hmmm. Interesting."
9-11 - Reminding Americans they live in a Police state
BY KURT NIMMO: The anniversary of 9/11 offers an ideal opportunity to remind Americans, especially New Yorkers, that they live in a police state. New Yorkers can expect to see extra subway bag checks, vehicle checkpoints and more police officers throughout the city as U.S. intelligence officials have picked up threat information about possible terror attacks to coincide with the 10th anniversary of 9/11
High level officials spill the beans on 9-11 - But nobody is listening
War on terror is a fraud
From the beginning, even for those wanting to believe the fairy tale that 9/11 was carried out by cave dwellers carrying box cutters directed by Osama Bin Laden, who by all accounts was dying or already dead from kidney failure in 2001 - "unfortunate blunders" in US foreign policy can still be blamed for the creation and perpetuation of the ubiquitous, unceasing terror organization known as Al Qaeda
CEO admits: Google is datamining Project
The new, but floundering, social media service Google+ has been exposed as being nothing more than a user-driven data mining and advertising scheme, similar to its popular predecessor, Facebook. In a recent interview with National Public Radio (NPR), Google's CEO Eric Schmidt admitted that Google+ has basically been designed to gather as much information as possible about individuals, which is then used by companies to market products and services specifically to users.
ACLU report on Obama: Worse than BUSH
The ACLU decided to use the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attack to comprehensively survey the severe erosion of civil liberties justified in the name of that event, an erosion that -- as it documents -- continues unabated, indeed often in accelerated form, under the Obama administration...
Toronto Hearings Underway
List of LIVE schedules and Hearings HERE ...
Obama calls on Egypt to protect israeli embassy
US President Barack Obama on Friday called on Egypt to protect Israel's embassy from demonstrators in Cairo, as he spoke by telephone to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, officials said.
Radiation triple the amount leaked reported on..
A group of Japanese researchers say that a total of 15,000 terabecquerels of radioactive substances is estimated to have been released from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the sea..
Man tricked by Mi6 , tortured by Gaddafi
Speaking to The Daily Telegraph, Sami Saadi, a former deputy leader of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG), said he was the victim of a "conspiracy" by the British, who arranged his "rendition" to Col Muammar Gaddafi's regime.
US not happy with China over Libya statement
The United States says it is not satisfied with China's explanation of a meeting in July between Chinese weapons makers and representatives of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi seeking to buy arms in violation of U.N. sanctions.
9-11 Ate my Dog
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Turkey sets stage for Gaza escort conflict
Turkey said on Thursday it would escort aid ships to Gaza and would not allow a repetition of last year's Israeli raid that killed nine Turks, setting the stage for a potential naval confrontation with its former ally..
US scientist pleads guilty to espionage
A former US government space scientist has pleaded guilty to one count of attempted espionage for trying to sell classified information to an undercover FBI agent posing as an Israeli spy.
EU court opens door to biotech liability
On Sept. 6, the European Union's top court paved the way for farmers and beekeepers to recoup losses when their crops or honey become genetically contaminated from neighboring GM fields.
Norway sues Bank of America for mortgage fraud
It was only a matter of time. A few weeks after every money losing firm in the US and the kitchen sink disclosed it would sue Bank of America in an accelerating attempt to salvage something through litigation, the worst case scenario for Brian Moynhian just got real.
Worlds biggest economies grinding to a halt
Chancellor George Osborne today blamed negative international factors for the slowdown in the British economy, as a respected global think-tank predicted UK growth will stutter to a near-halt over the coming months. .
MSM: Blame Bin Laden for economic woes ... wtf?
Most of the Govts. biggest lies and secrets havent even yet been revealed from the most talked about fictional book since the Bible was re-written in the middle ages .
No room for survivors at 9-11 Ceremony 2011
LOWER MANHATTAN — Survivors who fled the flaming World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001 will not be allowed to attend the city's annual commemoration ceremony at Ground Zero this year, DNAinfo has learned.
Global Cancer rates rising rapidly
NO SHIT . Diseases such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes are some of the biggest health challenges facing the world, experts have said.
The number of new cancer cases worldwide stands at 12 million a year - up a fifth in under a decade.
John Galliano fined for anti semitic slur
The British designer John Galliano has been given a suspended fine of €6,000 (£5,200) by a Paris court for racist and antisemitic rants at people in a Paris bar. .
Most of 9-11 report still classified
Most of the Govts. biggest lies and secrets havent even yet been revealed from the most talked about fictional book since the Bible was re-written in the middle ages .
Japanese Tsunami damage - Then and Now...
Amazing pictures detail the cleanup campaign after the tsunami devastation
15 questions for John "zionist" Stewart
Fifteen Questions for John Stewart
by Liam Scheff
1. Why did her superiors in the FBI sabotage FBI agent Colleen Rowley's investigation of suspected terrorists prior to the 9/11 attacks, but later either keep their jobs, or receive promotions? Contd.... Read More..
US drone forced down by Nth Korea electronics
SEOUL - A US military reconnaissance plane came under electronic attack from North Korea and had to make an emergency landing during a major military exercise in March, a political aide said Friday.
Prince Charles threatens human beings
Warns we are all soon going to be extinct....
15 ways the little guy is getting killed in America today
Those without a lot of wealth or a lot of power are getting absolutely killed in America today. The big corporations, the major financial institutions, the ultra-wealthy and those connected to the top levels of government are absolutely thriving even though the economy overall is in shambles. Meanwhile, "the little guy" is being abused, harassed, regulated, taxed and mistreated like never before. .
Contaminant found in Gardasil Vaccination
Norma Erickson, President, and Leslie Carol Botha, Vice-President of Public Relations for SANE Vax Inc. join RSB to explain the shocking news about Gardasil contamination that is rocking the pharmaceutical industry and governments worldwide. Listen as they explain their findings and the potential health risks the contamination poses potentially affecting millions of adolescents around the world.
Rabbi uses his religion to evade prosecution, pervert law..
As U.S. District Judge Margaret Morrow contemplated federal law from her bench Wednesday morning, more than a dozen ultra-orthodox Jewish men with yarmulkes and sidelocks looked on in the courtroom. One held open a gilt-edged, elaborately embossed copy of the Shulchan Aruch, a book of Jewish law, tracing lines of the Hebrew text with his finger.
Cheneys energy laws under review
The US National Energy Policy of 2005 was created under Dick Cheney's Energy Task Force in secret meetings; evidence shows that the energy industry influences foreign policy and may have led us into the Iraq War. Cheney's National Energy Policy is also responsible for electricity deregulation scams, corporate welfare for energy producers and many other problems that we are still suffering from today. .
Ministers HYPOCRISY over planning regulations
All the government ministers pushing through a controversial relaxation of planning regulations have opposed developments in their own constituencies, including new housing and businesses, a care home for elderly people and a memorial to Princess Diana.'.
Dick Cheney admits abusing human rights + using terrorist methods
In a robust defence of what he called "enhanced interrogation", Cheney said it produced "phenomenal" results and dismissed the Obama administration's investigations of its legality as "objectionable" and a "terrible precedent". '.
CiA warned NY Times about 9-11 intel
By May, 2004, the New York Times received no fewer than four confirmations of our Intelligence team's 9/11 warnings to U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft and the Office of Counter-Terrorism at the Justice Department. Confirmation was made six months before release of the 9/11 Commission report, when public discussion could have impacted the findings.
Game over, comrade.
Is Labor now so toxic with the Australian people that it is unelectable? By Peter Hartcher
Egypt-State of alert : Israeli embassy broken into
Egypt declared a state of alert early this morning after a group of 30 protesters broke into the Israeli embassy in Cairo last night and dumped hundreds of documents out of the windows.
Unions - Systemic organised fraud + corruption
A HEALTH Services Union official has lodged a complaint with NSW Police alleging ''systemic and organised fraud within the HSU, including the procuring of secret commissions and corrupt rewards from suppliers and contractors''.
The CURE 's Robert Smith on Londons Riots:
He no longer lives in London, but followed the recent riots on TV. "I'm old enough to remember the Brixton riots – I remember the police and the miners' strike and how very brutal that was, and it was a very different thing, it felt very political. This sort of is – but it also isn't, because people are breaking into stores just to steal stuff.
That's where it all breaks down. It's wanton destruction in many ways. It's really sad. You can sort of understand, because a million people go on a march to try to stop a war and nobody takes any notice.
But you don't respond to it by stealing trainers and burning down fucking doughnut shops." It is, he thinks, "a dream come true for Theresa May … it just paves the way for the police to be armed, curfews to be put in. It's like we're all sliding inexorably towards this fucking police state, populated with roaming gangs, like a 2000AD comic." READ More.....
AOL + Yahoo in merger talks
AOL and Yahoo, fallen giants of the first age of the internet, are reportedly discussing a merger. The news comes after Yahoo axed chief executive Carol Bartz earlier this week.
100th Asylum Seeker boat arrives for Gillard
THE 100th asylum seeker boat on Julia Gillard's watch has sailed into Australian waters as the Prime Minister calls emergency talks on boat people.
A special Cabinet meeting on Monday is expected to decide how to get around last week's High Court decision that ruled the Government's Malaysia people-swap deal unlawful.
Gillard plans over-ride Aust. Courts - Malaysia plan firm
JULIA GILLARD has called snap cabinet and caucus meetings for Monday morning to finalise a renewed policy push to send asylum seekers to Malaysia..
Police seek 3 in supposed terror plot
Federal investigators searched for three people Friday in connection with a possible al Qaeda bomb plot timed to the days surrounding the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Offshore quake shakes Vancouver island
A 6.4-magnitude earthquake off the west coast of Vancouver Island should be a wake-up call to British Columbians, a B.C. geologist says.
Bank of America to dump 40,000 workers
Bank of America Corp. officials have discussed eliminating roughly 40,000 positions during the first wave of a restructuring that Chief Executive Brian Moynihan is expected to discuss Monday, said people familiar with the plans..
NY Security tightens around Sept 11 anniversary
The influx of child prisoners accused of involvement in last month's looting and rioting has contributed to an 8% increase in the juvenile prison population in England and Wales.
Egypt protestors strom israeli embassy
Protesters have broken into the building housing Israel's embassy in Egypt's capital, Cairo, entering consular offices, officials said.
Police used tear gas and gunshots were heard nearby. Cairo airport officials said the ambassador was waiting for a flight out of the country.
Why I lied to Australia about Saddam: Howard
JOHN Howard has revealed that being in Washington during the 9/11 assault may have led him to commit to unqualified support for George W. Bush in the war on terror more quickly than if he had been in Australia.. Basically his mate George told him to. (And personally gave him $60 million in a briefcase)
HSU official launches fraud complaint against Thompson
More woes for the Aust. Govt. as Craig Thompson gets another Police inquiry.
Euro Dumped in sea of rumors
SWIRLING speculation over the threat of a Greek debt default and the exit of a key European Central Bank policymaker created a perfect storm for euro selling today, as the common currency tumbled to a 10-year low against the yen and a six-month low against the US dollar.
Penis street view goes viral
BENDIGO made the headlines for all the wrong reasons yesterday when Sparrowhawk Road was defaced with a green penis outline on Google's Street View.
The image went viral as news outlets reported that pranksters had been playing tricks on Google's Street View cameras ever since the mapping tool was launched in 2007.
Launch of NASA spacecraft set for today
NASA spacecraft to launch today
NASA rescheduled its latest moonshot for today after space agency officials said they needed time to analyze data from the core engine of an unmanned Delta II rocket.
Rabbit designs culled from fashion show
FASHIONS made by an RMIT student using fur from pest rabbits culled around her Mallee home town of Yaapeet, near Rainbow, have been withdrawn from a Melbourne Spring Fashion Week catwalk show. The designs were to be included in Molly Herben's segment of the MSFW RMIT Student Runway show tomorrow night.
Fossil treasure trove sparks questions
Scientists in South Africa announced a hoard of fossil finds Thursday documenting a puzzling forerunner to modern mankind that lived nearly two million years ago, with human-like hands and ape-like feet.
The image went viral as news outlets reported that pranksters had been playing tricks on Google's Street View cameras ever since the mapping tool was launched in 2007.
Security, health talks flag homegrown terror
AUSTRALIAN defence and security experts have "increasing concerns" that Australia may be the target for deadly bioterrorism attacks. But a decade after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, environmental activists or a disgruntled scientist are seen as more likely threats than the al-Qaeda terrorist network.
Asio investigating more terrorism than ever
On the eve of the tenth anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Australia's top spy has revealed the Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) is investigating more potential threats than ever before.
What does "pull it" mean?
In the above video Larry Silverstein, the owner of world trade center Building 7 discusses the destruction of that structure which collapsed on 9/11/2001. In this now infamous clip, Silverstein states "I remember getting a call from the fire department commander, telling me that they were not sure they were going to be able to contain the fire, and I said, 'We've had such terrible loss of life, maybe the smartest thing to do is pull it.' And they made that decision to pull and then we watched the building collapse.".
9th September
UK riots cause 8% rise in child prisoners
The influx of child prisoners accused of involvement in last month's looting and rioting has contributed to an 8% increase in the juvenile prison population in England and Wales.
Google Disclose their Carbon Footprint
Google's carbon footprint is on a par with the United Nations, the internet giant revealed on Thursday as it published its energy usage for the first time.
9 Runway MEGA Airport for China
George Lucas piss farts around with Star Wars ... again
For the umpteenth time with umpteenth digital effect changes... Heres what he has done this time around. .
Qld. Public Servants Revolt
PUBLIC sector workers rallied in Queanbeyan yesterday furious at the O'Farrell Government's attack on wages and industrial laws designed to protect them.
Dont worry... Its just " an out-of-control satellite "
Nasa s ays one of its dead satellites will soon fall to Earth but there is very little chance that it will hit anyone.
New Credit card fraud claims arise
Fairfax reported today that Mr Thomson and the union leader Michael Williamson, who is on the ALP national executive, allegedly received secret commissions from a major supplier to their union.
We've.... " lost control of space"
Space junk has made such a mess of Earth's orbit that experts believe it is time to work out how to clean it up
6 tonne satellite threatening to fall to earth
A six tonne Nasa satellite is set to fall uncontrolled out of orbit, potentially raining debris over swathes of the planet including Britain, the US space agency has admitted. The $750 million (£468 million) Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite (UARS) satellite, launched 20 years ago to study climate change, is set to breach the atmosphere within weeks. .
Googlestreet in Bendigo is a dick
Googles street camera has been defaced while going through Bendigo Story links here:
Ronald McDonald poisons 8 kills 1
A Georgia McDonalds has poisoned people due to chemical exposure. Investigators said a toxic mix of chemicals used to clean bathrooms was to blame for sickening customers yesterday at the McDonald's in Pooler, Georgia, 16km west of Savannah, the Savannah Morning News reported today.
9-11 on High Alert over new bullshit threat
New York will be in a state of heightened alert over the 9/11 anniversary weekend, with extra bomb sweeps, dog patrols, surveillance of tunnels and bridges and even vehicle checkpoints, following what is being described as "credible but unconfirmed" information that a terrorist attack is being planned in the city or in Washington.Read
447 Billion - Lets SPEND IT!!
Barack Obama used a televised address to the nation to unveil a $447bn package aimed at bringing down the country's high jobless total, the issue that could determine whether he wins re-election next year
Spend spend spend like theres no tomorrow.. .
Female Police Officers around the world
Female constabulary - A pictorial reference
All around the world... .
Miss Colombia wears no panties
In depth research reveals the shocking facts .
9-11 research suddenly takes an interesting turn. Read
Yet another bullshit terror warning
US officials are investigating a credible but unconfirmed threat that al-Qaeda was planning to use a car bomb to target bridges or tunnels in New York City or Washington to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the first tip of an "active plot" around that date.
Credible but unconfirmed means they heard some drunk galah down the pub planning to buy fertilizer... Read
Just who was Bertha Champagne?
Bertha Champagne was a 62 year old 'baby sitter' for Marvin Bush, George W. Bush's younger brother. Bertha 'died' on Sept. 29th 2003 under mysterious circumstances.
Champagne had left the residence to retrieve something from her car, which police say had somehow been left in gear. According to the police report, the car rolled forward and pinned the woman between it and a small building next to the driveway ... .More.here.. . and MORE here Read
Israeli investors made BIG off Sept 11
August 8-23, 2001: Two high ranking Israeli Mossad agents come to Washington to warn the FBI and CIA that up to 200 terrorists have slipped into the US and are planning an imminent major assault in the US. Indications point to a highly visible target..
The Mossad gives the CIA a list of terrorists. A major Israeli spy ring was hard on the heels of at least four members of the 9/11 hijackers, including lead hijacker Mohammed Atta.Read
Nascar PASTOR Prayer
Bless those Motor Oils, and the pit crews and my smokin hot wife..
NASCAR Pastor Prayer.
5 Nascar drivers refuse Obama invitation..
Many people would jump at the chance to be honored by the President of the United States at the White House, regardless of their political views. But that might not be the case for a handful of NASCAR drivers .
Obama will honor NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson and the other 11 Chase drivers from last year in a white house ceremony. But about half of the 2010 playoff contenders will not be there .Read
The Obama Family Circus
Great King Obonga the CFR stooge unmasked
Obama lost all his charm and has flailed for the past two-and-a-half years as a frightened-and-flummoxed amateur who's obviously in way over his oversized ears. His approval rating has plummeted so precipitiously, it reached the point earlier this year where "only" 85 percent of African Americans said he's doing a swell job... .
Smh.com.au - hosts 9-11 Press 4 Truth
Well I'll be stuffed.
Mainstream Media now hosting 9-11 truther material. What on earth is goin on here?... .
Apollo 18 offers conspiracy Theory
"Decades-old found footage from NASA's abandoned Apollo 18 mission, where two American astronauts were sent on a secret expedition, reveals the reason the U.S. has never returned to the moon," reads the movie's official tagline.
Apologies to anyone whose bubble will burst, but "Apollo 18," the film opening Friday (Sept. 2), is fictional.
The film, purporting to be produced from footage kept secret by NASA and leaked to the media, chronicles a NASA mission to the moon that went awry when astronauts encountered signs of alien life there.Read
Egyptians brace for more protests
Unrest over Military rule in Cairo simmers
Tensions mounting.. .
Govt accused HYPOCRISY over unhealthy foods
THE federal government has denied documentary evidence that it backed moves to dilute a United Nations declaration against unhealthy food - a stance that has horrified public health leaders.
A spokesman for Health Minister Nicola Roxon said last night ''the Australian government has not sought to weaken the outcome document'', which is to be put to a UN summit on non-communicable diseases this month... .
Gillard rejects Bob Browns asylum attack
JULIA Gillard has dismissed Greens attacks on her asylum-seeker policy as she prepares for a strategy meeting with senior colleagues today aimed at sharpening Labor's political tactics for next week's crucial resumption of parliament.
David Icke + Luke Rudowski on The EYES of NYC
Looking over NEW YORK
Creepy eyes in one specific subway station... .
No-FLY zones for the Moon
First time ever No fly zones declared for the moon.
Citing a reason to preserve the historical records of landing. .
Telcos told to "get real"
Govt slams telecommunications monopolies
PHONE companies should disclose exactly how much a two-minute call to another mobile costs, send email or text alerts so consumers can monitor their use and give clear details on how to make complaints about providers.. .Read
Architects and Engineers for 9-11 truth
Speak out
Buy the DVD or watch it right here in real time online right now.... .Read
Core Of Corruption
One of the most Incredible Films about 9-11 in recent times. ,. .
Buy the DVD or watch it right here in real time online right now.... .Read
9-11 Audio release incomplete
Recent recording releases are being dubbed as "NEW" when in fact most are re-edits of pre-released audio many years ago,. .
Obvious is the editing of the "Mohammed Atata voice albeit in phone arab accent. New stories linked on page .Read
Gold, Platinum from the heavens
All the world's gold and platinum ore came from outer space after a mammoth meteorite shower battered the Earth more than four billion years ago, scientists revealed today..
Blackwater Video game sparks outrage
You've heard about the scandals; now re-live them from the comfort of your sofa. That's the big idea behind Blackwater, a new video game named after the shadowy US security company accused of some of the worst rights violations of the Iraq war. ..
Obama to inject 300 $bn more to his buddies
umm.. Oh i mean to create jobs. .
oh yeh right. Like the other 3 trillion you gave away already . . US President Barack Obama will propose the injection of $300 billion into the sputtering US economy in a pivotal speech laying out his plan to create jobs, US media are reportingRead
9-11 TECHNO Mix (September 11 terrorists Giuliani mix)
9-11, Sept 11, global terrorism The DANGER .
Rudi Raps and Cheny flaps while dubya just looks dumb. .Read
One in 3 youths in Liverpool : " Never worked a day "
In Liverpool, 31.9pc of houses last year were without anyone who has ever had a paid job. The figure fell from 32.1pc the previous year, but it is still the worst in the country. Glasgow had 30.7pc of workless households, down from 31.1pc the year before.Read
Plea for help from 9-11 Cancer victims
Politicians, firefighters and police chiefs gathered at Ground Zero ahead of the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks to call for an end to the "inhumane" rules under which rescue workers who worked amid the toxic rubble and who have developed cancer are ineligible for help with their medical bills.
Over the past decade, most of the millions of dollars spent on helping treat sick Ground Zero workers has been focused on respiratory problems and mental health issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder.Read
Stroke incidence increasing for young people
This is who Kate Middleton really is..
What do Jemima Khan, Kate Middleton and Julian Assange have in common? .
Watch this video and find out .Read
Secret Libya files: CiA + Mi5 breached Human Rights
Secret papers reveal secret War Crimes
Tip of the iceberg . British and US intelligence agencies built up close links with Muammar Gaddafi and handed over detailed information to assist his regime, according to secret files found in Libyan government offices.Read
8th September
Zionists remove Jesus from History
Australia is to remove the birth of Jesus as a reference point for dates in school history books.
Under the new politically correct curriculum, the terms BC (Before Christ) and AD (Anno Domini) will be replaced with BCE (Before Common Era) and CE (Common Era).
The Archbishop of Sydney, Peter Jensen, yesterday condemned the move as an 'intellectually absurd attempt to write Christ out of human history'.
New Fossil may redraw Human Ancestry
A recently-discovered species, called Australopithecus sediba, may dislodge Homo habilis as the immediate human ancestor..
An apelike creature with human features, whose fossil bones were discovered recently in a South African cave, is being greeted by paleoanthropologists as a likely watershed in the understanding of human evolutionRead
"Broke" MP gets law fees paid and plans 100k home extension
CRAIG Thomson, the Labor MP given $150,000-plus from the ALP to pay his legal bills, has lodged plans for a $100,000 home renovation.
Interestingly the person who found him not guilty has been promoted and the whistleblower has since been committed to a mental hospitalRead
Lawsuit against video taping cops gets $48 k
The American Civil Liberties Union has won a $48,500 settlement of a lawsuit stemming from a Hill District man's arrest for videotaping police, it announced today...
The settlement ends a case that the ACLU lost in U.S. District Court and then pursued to the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The 3rd Circuit ruled in an unrelated case that it is legal to record officers' work.Read
News limited deleted "Hundreds of thousands" emails
A technology company asked to delete hundreds of thousands of emails by News International had been requested to do so on four more occasions than has previously been disclosed, a committee of MPs has been told. ...
The deletions, requested between December 2009 and June this year, included emails from an inbox of a user who had not accessed his account for eight years, and bring the total number to 13.Read
Supernova Event visible from earth
There will be a once-in-a-lifetime event in the night sky over the next few days – as a star exploding 21 million light years away becomes so bright it will be visible through binoculars across Britain.
The supernova is predicted to reach its brightest between September 9 and 12, and will be the brightest since 1954, visible all over Britain, weather permitting. A team of scientists at Oxford University are tracking it using the Hubble Space Telescope.Read
Are these the Moon tracks from landing?
Nasa released three pictures snapped over the past month by its two-year-old Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. .
The pictures provide the sharpest images yet of the Apollo 12, 14 and 17 landing sites and include a photo of the boot tracks left behind in 1972 by the last US astronaut to walk on the Moon. .Read
Fungus developing resistance to drugs
A fungus which is one of the main causes of infection in hospitals each year is becoming resistant to the latest generation of drugs, scientists have claimed..
The fungus, known as Candida albicans, is widespread among humans and is relatively harmless to healthy people but can be fatal to hospital patients with weakened immune systems http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/8744627/Fungus-developing-resistance-to-drugs.html
Ibuprofen doubles risk of Miscarriage
Pregnant women who take painkillers such as ibuprofen are twice as likely to suffer a miscarriage, a study claims.
Scientists warn that tens of thousands of expectant mothers are taking the pills unaware of the dangers.Read
Hacking scandal "Could end Murdoch career "
Mark Lewis, the lawyer representing dozens of News of the World phone-hacking victims, said testimony by former News Corp. (NWSA) executives to the U.K. Parliament today may determine if James Murdoch lied about the scandal. .
Statements by Tom Crone, an ex-legal manager at News Corp.'s U.K. newspaper unit, will be particularly important since he contradicted the July testimony by Murdoch, News Corp.'s deputy chief operating officer, before the same committee, Lewis said in a Bloomberg Television interview.Read
TIMES reporter arrested in phone hacking scandal
Arrested: Deputy football editor Raoul Simons was arrested in a pre-dawn raid...
Detectives investigating newspaper phone hacking arrested a sports journalist from The Times newspaper in a pre-dawn swoop today, sources said..Read
7th September
NASA to map the "Inner details of the Moon"
THE US space agency plans to launch two unmanned spacecraft today that will chase each other around the Moon as they use gravity measurements to draw an unprecedented map of its inner workings.
Known as the GRAIL mission, or Gravity Recovery And Interior Laboratory, the satellites will launch together on a single Delta II rocket as early as 8.37am tomorrow (10.37pm AEST), when the launch window opens.Read
Amish banned from fresh milk sales
An Amish farm in Pennsylvania has been stopped from selling contraband milk after a year-long federal government sting operation.
Standards body pressured by Corporations to change science
PICTURE THIS: A powerful multinational gang of criminals has been operating for years completely protected from prosecution by any enforcement agency. Finally the count of murders and maimings has raised a public outcry that can't be ignored, so a special government tribunal is charged to investigate the atrocities. More From Dr Leonard Coldwell..Read
Israel did 9-11 - All the proof in the world
Everything here to show who, how and why 9-11 happened. Brilliant article online by ZionCrimeFactory here ..Read
US Concerned over Turkey-Israel Row
WASHINGTON - The United States expressed concern Tuesday over a diplomatic row between its allies Turkey and Israel, urging them to "de-escalate" their dispute over an Israeli commando operation..Read
6th September
Sign the NY petition to allow 1st responders to attend
Sign the petition to New York City Mayor Bloomberg to allow clergy to participate in the 9/11 memorialRead
50 sq miles of icecap breaks off
Nearly 50 square miles of ice broke off the Sulzberger Ice Shelf on the coast of Antarctica, resulting from waves generated by the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan in March 2011.
After 9-11 you no longer have rights
What was it like for immigrant Muslims and Arab-Americans in the wake of 9/11? Ten years on, three people tell their stories.Read
US issues travel alert for 9-11 (2011)
A worldwide travel alert ahead of the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks has been issued by the US State Department, calling on Americans living and travelling abroad to remain vigilant.Read
US Govt bases exposed
What is happening that has required that something this major in building is going to be needed to protect those in power and wealth??? And how do WE prepare for it when those that know won't tell us about it. That alone is the crime, since its their duty to do so since we are their employers??Read
Lightning storm Gamma rays could harm air travellers
An oldie but a goodie.. A timely reminder we are vunerable from above.. Read
New alloy could split water molecule
A team of Kentucky scientists has found a way to 'tweak' an inexpensive semiconductor to generate hydrogen from water using sunlight.Read
CURRENT SouthEastAsiaNews Articles
Radiological surveys done of Manhattan Spiked over the 9-11 dumpsite known as "Fresh Kills" . See the images..
Domenik Suiter and his band of merry men AKA Mossad logistical support exposed by FOI releases. View the EVIDENCE .
The instant messaging service that warned online Hebrew Speaking chatters. Heres the truth about Odigo Messaging.. READ HERE...
Jane Standley made False flag history being busted reporting a future event on BBC . See the vids..
The Sept 9th Anniversary Message of 9-11- 5 Dancing Israelis- Police Chief + more View the PAGE...
600 Billion in Gold Bullion went from the WTC complex under the watchful eye of Marvin Bush.. READ HERE... .
CURRENT South East Asia REGIONAL News Articles : :
(Smaller islands like Naru, Tonga, etc.. appear under Pacific Islands link)
The Martin personal Jetpack can now lift a human being at heights of 5000 ft or more.. . See the vid..
Classic Carl Sagan as we feature a brilliant COSMOS episode about dimensions.. View the video.
As bold as brass lately. Here she admits CFR giving her Orders.. See this Video + Losing theinfowar


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From Scratches
de Eric W.DeLucien
Acerca del libro
In these eight short stories, casuality forms a narrative that stretches the boundaries of modern fiction. Characters' lives are disrupted by tragedy and happiness; put in high-stakes scenarios, they struggle to survive. For the transect of each character's existence is determined by an aging man whose insecurity threatens to destroy their world. Born from his desire to make a final peace with himself, he gives the gift of life one last time, before it is too late. Each story is nothing less than breakneck, capturing moments in which people shed old selves and motives. Across diverse geographic settings, this volume of stories echoes the comedy, sorrow and sacrifice that are universal in everyday life.
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Spirals in Nature
Narrator (April Hobart, CXC): Hurricanes are extreme weather events that can affect millions of people. Most of the concern surrounding hurricanes involves the experience of a hurricane from below – and for good reason given how much damage they can cause. But it is also very interesting to consider hurricanes from the other direction, that is, how they appear from the air. Looking at a hurricane from this point of view, we can see that the storm is, in fact, a giant spiral shape. And, it turns out, this spiral shape appears in many different objects of various sizes and scales across the Universe.
Let's compare hurricanes with two other spiral-shaped objects that are very different: water going down a drain and a spiral galaxy. The common thread for all of these three things is angular momentum, a physical principle that remains constant with time for a spinning object and applies over all scales.
When water is pulled down toward a drain by gravity, it spins faster near the drain so that the angular momentum is conserved. Think of a skater bringing in their arms to rotate more rapidly. This increase in speed helps generate the spiral structure in the flow. The direction of the spin is mainly determined by the shape of the bowl and the initial direction of the water.
Now let's look at hurricanes. Hurricanes are driven by powerful uplift from warm, humid air and the very low pressures in the atmosphere this creates. As a storm forms and intensifies, winds are pulled inward and pick up speed because of the conservation of angular momentum. The initial rotation of a hurricane is determined by what is known as the Coriolis Effect . Because the Earth rotates about an axis, different points on the Earth's surface will rotate at different speeds. Points on the equator go the fastest and points at the pole are stationary. This difference in speed imparts a rotation to air flowing into regions of low pressure, like those of a hurricane. Because of this Coriolis Effect, hurricanes rotate in different directions depending on what hemisphere you are in.
Finally, let's look at spiral shapes in galaxies. The formation of a so-called spiral galaxy involves the collapse of an enormous cloud of gas. To conserve angular momentum, a rotating disk results. The source of the familiar spiral pattern is thought to be density waves that pass over the disk. As the density wave passes over a region, the gas is condensed, resulting in the formation of bright stars in a spiral pattern.
So the bottom line is that all three objects – water going down a drain, a hurricane moving up a coast, and the spiral pattern of a galaxy – are connected. All three objects involve spin, and therefore the conservation of angular momentum plays a role in each case. But there are crucial differences in the details of the physics. This is another example of why it's interesting to look at science here, there, and everywhere.


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Copley High School will name Scott Chouinard as head football coach at 6 p.m. tonight at a Board Meeting, says athletic director Jim Borchik.
Borchik said Chouinard has served as an assistant at Kent Roosevelt for the past seven seasons (one under Ed Becker and six under John Nemec).
Chouinard has been the Rough Riders defensive coordinator and also their offensive coordinator.
Chouinard is a graduate of Kent Roosevelt and the College of Wooster, and played quarterback at both schools.
He also served as an assistant coach at Northwestern High School for three seasons.
Chouinard play his sophomore and junior years at Roosevelt with Nemec as coach and then played his senior year with Joe Vassalotti as coach. Vassalotti is currently Tallmadge's coach.
"We are really excited for Scott," Nemec said. "He was the first sophomore we started at quarterback.
"He is an outstanding football coach and person. He coordinated offense for me and last year he coordinated the defense. He is very thorough and he likes kids. He is a good one. We will miss him terribly."


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Announced at a campus banquet April 21, this award has been given since the 1975-76 school year and is based upon a faculty member's contributions to teaching, professional service and scholarly activities.
The award, named in honor of the former chairman of the FMU Board of Trustees, is the highest honor to be bestowed upon a faculty member. It will be presented at FMU's spring commencement Saturday, May 7. The award carries a cash prize.
As a result of his selection, Ramey will be the Francis Marion University nominee for the Governor's Professor of the Year Award competition next fall.
"Tommy Ramey is recognized for his superlative teaching and scholarship in mathematics," said Fred Carter, FMU president. He also praised Ramey for his strong commitment to research and his service to the university and community.
"For more than 30 years, his students have held him in high regard as a caring and compassionate teacher, and his colleagues have respected his scholarship and leadership," said Carter.
A native of Honea Path, Ramey earned his bachelor's (1969) and doctoral (1974) degrees from Clemson University, where he was a research and teaching assistant.
He joined the FMU faculty in 1974 and has been promoted through the years to the rank of professor of mathematics. He designed and directed the computer science program from 1985 to 1996, and served as coordinator of mathematics from 1997 to 1998. He was the first FMU professor to teach many of the courses in the computer science and mathematics curricula.
He has numerous publications to his credit, including co-authoring a textbook on the self-paced math lab. He belongs to the Mathematical Association of America, the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges, the S.C. Council of Teachers of Mathematics and the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
Ramey was awarded the 2001 FMU Award for Excellence in Teaching. He has served on many university committees, including the Faculty Senate and the Honors Program. He helps annually with the mathematics tournament for high school students and has served as a judge for many public school competitions in mathematics and science.
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Spurrier On Giving Back To South Carolina: "This Is My School Now"
Depending on how Steve Spurrier's career at South Carolina winds up, many may still view him as a Florida legend first. He did, of course, win a Heisman Trophy as Gators quarterback and a National Championship as coach in Gainesville. However, in Spurrier's mind, his current school South Carolina is "his school," and not his alma mater. He made that quite evident with $1 million in donations back to the USC athletic department.
Spurrier: This is my school now. I wanted people to know that I want to give back to the school and hopefully some of our pros will as well.
— TheBigSpur.com (@TheBigSpur247) August 3, 2014
Of course, Spurrier still has time to add to his already impressive legacy on the field as well.
Spurrier: "Hopefully I've got several more years. We plan on staying pretty good," Spurrier says, then pauses. "Planning on it." #Gamecocks
— Jeremy Turnage (@jaturnage) August 3, 2014
If he can bring home an SEC title or a National Championship to Columbia, he will almost definitely be the most revered person in Gamecocks history. He's might be that already, for turning USC into an annual contender in the toughest conference in the sport.