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Venezuelans gear up for fresh election
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How Much Life Insurance Do You Actually Need?
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The Challenges of Photography Aboard the ISS
Don Pettit has always been one of our favorite astronauts. From his “Saturday Morning Science” and “Science Off the Sphere” to his Zero-G coffee cup, he offered a take on living and working in space that was always just a bit different from the rest of the astronaut corps. During his last stay on the International Space Station, he took photography to a new level, and fellow astrophotographer Christoph Malin has paid a fitting tribute to Pettit with this wonderful new video, which not only showcases Pettit’s work (and Malin’s too!), but allows him to explain the challenges of astrophotograph
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The Naked Ones
Words like “should” and “owe” and “debt” and “obey” are uncomfortable.  They rest uneasy on my BEing.  Faced now with Freedom, where do they fit? Guilt is a dress I have worn often, as has my mother and her mother before her.  It feels familiar yet it no longer fits.  It feels more like a strait jacket – meant to hold me in.  I’ve begun to take it off, noticing the awkward, sort of e
AMERICAN KABUKI / by Sophia / 39 min
Paying for Advice? Just Say No
How do we know the job market is broken for academics?  Because people are willing to spend money hiring advisers.  Really.  This article documents the costs of being on the market these days.  To be clear, this piece is deceptive and unrepresentative.  But as a result, it is representative.  Huh?  How does that make any sense? Because the academic job market is so tough, it is poorly understood,
The Duck of Miner... / by Steve Saideman / 49 min
Fukushima's radiation saturates the planet: Two Year anniversay, today.
It was two years ago today that the triple disaster at Fukushima took placeYes, that is right a triple disaster. An earthquake, the tsunami and the total and complete meltdowns at 3 of Fukushima’s nuclear power plants. If you were a reader here two years ago you were already aware of that fact. Not conspiracy theory. FACT.It was obvious that multiple meltdowns had occurred the very day of the eart
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Napoleon On Various Subjects
Related:  Napoleon On Men of Destiny. Napoleon On Speculators And Profiteers.  Napoleon On An Age of Transition & The Dangers of A Militarist Government. Napoleon On Alexander The Great. Napoleon On Public Debts.  Napoleon On Public Opinion.   Napoleon On Homer.   Napoleon On The "Courage of 2 A.M." Napoleon On Statesmen.   Napoleon On Tragedy.  Napoleon On His Legacy. Napole
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Venezuelans gear up for fresh election
Acting president Maduro registers for snap election prompted by Chavez death as opposition leader Capriles is nominated.
200+ AL JAZEERA ENGLISH (AJ... / 2 hours ago
How Much Life Insurance Do You Actually Need?
According to LIMRA's 2011 Life Insurance Ownership Study, only one-third of Americans have individual life insurance coverage. While 56% of all workers have group life insurance through employers, that's still a somewhat dismal number. More »
100+ Lifehacker / 1 hour ago
The Challenges of Photography Aboard the ISS
Don Pettit has always been one of our favorite astronauts. From his “Saturday Morning Science” and “Science Off the Sphere” to his Zero-G coffee cup, he offered a take on living and working in space that was always just a bit different from the rest of the astronaut corps. During his last stay on the International Space Station, he took photography to a new level, and fellow astrophotographer Christoph Malin has paid a fitting tribute to Pettit with this wonderful new video, which not only showcases Pettit’s work (and Malin’s too!), but allows him to explain the challenges of astrophotograph
54 Universe Today / 1 hour ago

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The Naked Ones
Words like “should” and “owe” and “debt” and “obey” are uncomfortable.  They rest uneasy on my BEing.  Faced now with Freedom, where do they fit? Guilt is a dress I have worn often, as has my mother and her mother before her.  It feels familiar yet it no longer fits.  It feels more like a strait jacket – meant to hold me in.  I’ve begun to take it off, noticing the awkward, sort of e
AMERICAN KABUKI / by Sophia / 39 min
Paying for Advice? Just Say No
How do we know the job market is broken for academics?  Because people are willing to spend money hiring advisers.  Really.  This article documents the costs of being on the market these days.  To be clear, this piece is deceptive and unrepresentative.  But as a result, it is representative.  Huh?  How does that make any sense? Because the academic job market is so tough, it is poorly understood,
The Duck of Miner... / by Steve Saideman / 49 min
Fukushima's radiation saturates the planet: Two Year anniversay, today.
It was two years ago today that the triple disaster at Fukushima took placeYes, that is right a triple disaster. An earthquake, the tsunami and the total and complete meltdowns at 3 of Fukushima’s nuclear power plants. If you were a reader here two years ago you were already aware of that fact. Not conspiracy theory. FACT.It was obvious that multiple meltdowns had occurred the very day of the eart
Penny for your th... / by Penny / 55 min
Napoleon On Various Subjects
Related:  Napoleon On Men of Destiny. Napoleon On Speculators And Profiteers.  Napoleon On An Age of Transition & The Dangers of A Militarist Government. Napoleon On Alexander The Great. Napoleon On Public Debts.  Napoleon On Public Opinion.   Napoleon On Homer.   Napoleon On The "Courage of 2 A.M." Napoleon On Statesmen.   Napoleon On Tragedy.  Napoleon On His Legacy. Napole
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Interview 620 – Matias Rojas on CIA drug running in Chile
Matias Rojas of verdadahora.cl and NWNoticias joins us from Chile to discuss a little-reported scandal that has surfaced in Chile involving CIA/DEA protected drug running. As Rojas explains, the drug running is being done with the help of Chile’s top police and government officials, and the proceeds from the drug running is being funneled into opposition groups in Ecuador. SHOW NOTES Confronting D
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Japan’s Reconstruction Two Years On — Plain Old Disaster Capitalism?
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Syria Comment
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“The Uprising and the New Syria: Islamists Rise in Raqqa while Damascene Christians Dodge Fire” By Matthew Barber
The Uprising and the New Syria: Islamists Rise in Raqqa while Damascene Christians Dodge Fire By Matthew Barber, for Syria Comment March 11, 2013 Readers of Syria Comment were less than thrilled by the posting of the video of the capture of Raqqa by Jabhat al-Wahdet al-Tahrir al-Islamiyya. Some felt that the forenamed Islamists deserved greater criticism, and that the quip that “the Ba’athists loo
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The Tory party's doomers.
At the very best of times it's extremely temping to laugh long, loud and hard at the Conservative party.  There are few political parties that would consider either Jacob Rees-Mogg or Peter Bone to be the best people to defend government or party policy, and yet time after time one or tother turns up on Newsnight, Bone only a week ago making the hilarious claim that it was Labour that had a pr
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Labor and Allies, Surprised By Obama’s $9 Minimum Wage Proposal, Scramble to Coordinate
WASHINGTON, DC—When President Obama proposed raising the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $9 an hour in his State of the Union speech on February 12, the call came as a surprise to many wage-increase advocates. Jen Kern, the minimum wage campaign coordinator at the National Employment Law Project, one of the largest advocacy groups on wage issues, says that her organization was consulted onl
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Ode on a Grecian Radical
When I met Alexis Tsipras in late January at a small gathering in The Nation’s New York offices, it was immediately clear he was no ordinary politician. The 38-year-old former civil engineer and current leader of Syriza, the main opposition party in the Greek parliament, introduced himself uncertainly to the room of journalists before pouring some coffee into a plastic cup, which he held uncomfo
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Julie Wangombe: A poetic reintroduction to Africa
Julie Wangombe, 23 years old Nairobian and a student at Duke University, first discovered spoken word poetry at Slam Africa events. Today she performs for audiences globally. She is also Kenya’s President-elect, Uhuru Kenyatta’s speechwriter. She wrote his acceptance speech that he delivered on 09 March 2013, soon after being declared the winner of the presidential election. The speech has receive
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Centauri Dreams
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Toward a Space-Based Civilization
The assumptions we bring to interstellar flight shape the futures we can imagine. It’s useful, then, to question those assumptions at every turn, particularly the one that says the reason we will go to the stars is to find other planets like the Earth. The thought is natural enough, and it’s built into the exoplanet enterprise, for the one thing we get excited about more than any other is the pros
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Craig Murray
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As Big as Terrorism
The BBC are breathlessly reporting this morning, as their lead news story, that antibiotics resistance is now so huge a threat, it is on a par with terrorism. Let us consider that for one moment: UK deaths last year from antibiotic resistance: 5,000 Uk deaths last year fron terrorisn: nil Or: UK deaths last decade from antibiotic resistance: 33,000 UK deaths last decade from all terrorism: 71 This
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Craig Murray in Cotton Corruption Scandal
Criminal accusations of corruption have been made against Craig Murray: ” he lobbied so-called businessmen including those from Pakistan willing to get cotton and other state contracts, those people had contacts with different Uzbek clan representatives including Bekzod Akhmedov. Akhmedov was seen many times in Craig Murray and his pseudo businessmen’s company in dens of iniquity of the capital,
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I Sometimes Think About Sarah Palin When I Drive
Which is why I don’t drive much these days. I prefer to walk. Or take the bus. Because I don’t think about Sarah Palin. Then. See, I decided, and some time ago, that Sarah Palin was never Real. At least in any universe I might inhabit. She couldn’t possibly be. Must needs: perish that thought. Just too horrifying. As I once expressed it: I am not comfortable with occupying the same Reality where B
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Daylight Savings Time
listen to the wind blow watch the sun rise listen to the wind blow down comes the night wake up in the mornin’ see your sunrise go down you don’t want to see it baby baby baby baby baby baby baby baby baby you should see me now you should see me Filed under: Eros, La Musica, Sunday Services
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WWF - Latest News
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WWF: Three species of sharks proposed for CITES listing
Carlos Drews, head of WWF's delegation at the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) issued the following statement today in response to decisions from world governments to offer better protection for three species of sharks:"This is a landmark moment showing that the world's governments support sustainable fisheries and are concerned about the reckless over-exploitation o
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