English: Alpheus bellulus (Snapping shrimp) with partner Cryptocentrus cinctus (Yellow shrimp goby). A symbiotic relationship where the blind shrimp digs the protective burrow and the keen eyed goby serves as lookout. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Carrito Manicero, decorado en filete porteño por Jorge Muscia, 2006 colección particular (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Sea Tulips (Pyura spinifera) get their vivid colours from a symbiotic relationship with a colourful sponge (Halisarca australiensis). Oak Park, Cronulla, NSW (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Scottish lichens Close up of a slab by the road in upper Glen Quaich. The most durable symbiotic relationship that I can think of is between algae and fungi. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Leafhoppers excrete sugary sap that is collected by meat ants, which protect this valuable food resource (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Symbiotic Relationship Bee gathering pollen from a fist-sized thistle head beside the Wisley glasshouse. http://www.rhs.org.uk/WhatsOn/gardens/wisley/index.asp (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Tesco Express & Chip Shop A symbiotic relationship. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
house-teracce-1920x1200 (Photo credit: Promo1971)The Humor Of The Global Warming Nutters Never Ceases To Amaze Me: Irish Newspaper Claims That Spring Snows Are A Sign Of Global Warming (!)
Right now, there is about 3 feet of snow still on the ground around here,
and daytime temperatures in this part of Canada are hovering some 5-10
degrees Celcius below seasonal normals. We just completed what may be one
of the coldest months of March on record, and there is little change now
starting in April. It is again further proof that the nutjobs behind the
Global Warming scam should be running to the hills for trying to continue
to claim falsely that the world is heating up!
But fear not, for the nuts behind the Global Warming scam are still trying
desperately to convince ... more »
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Love And Marriage, Horse And Carriage... Conservatism And Corruption
A few days ago I happened to mention-- just in passing-- that there is no
way, and has never been a way, to separate conservatism from corruption.
The two have always gone hand in hand, as they do today. And I'm not just
talking about the Republican Party, the Blue Dogs and New Dems or even just
the United States. All through history and all over the world conservatism
and corruption have had a symbiotic relationship. Tyler Durden uncoveredhow it worked in the big Cyprus bank robbery.
A little background: Cyprus' new president, Nicos Anastasiades, is a
right-wing hack politician, h... more »
Thinking about my summer vacation in Chicago...
I've got cabin fever - time for sunshine and other things.
MM...MM...MM August 7 - 9
This Is No Joke: Newest Canadian Budget Has Made Bank Accounts In Canada As Safe As Those In Cyprus!
It is April 1st, and traditionally, this is the date that many pranksters
come out and pull their puns on unsuspecting individuals, only to finish
the prank by saying "April Fool".....
But what I have seen in a recent article from the Activist Post website, at
www.activistpost.com, is absolutely no joke... For it appears, according to
this article, entitled: "Canadian Deposits As Safe As Cypriot Deposits",
that the criminal Canadian Harper Regime in Ottawa has quietly and sneakily
placed a major provision in their 2013 Canadian federal budget that calls
for Canadians to be on the h... more »
EUROZONE: The Finance Ministers’ Salon
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* *The Finance Ministers’ Salon*
by Paula Humfrey
April 1, 2013
I can't help it: the whirl of 'Eurozone finance minister' imagery in the
articles that I've been reading since Cyprus' crash began in earnest last
week is so evocative that there's no way I can resist bi-locating back to
Paris, to the weeks just before the start of the French Revolution. Think
1789. The Bastille is still standing, but it won't be for much longer. We
already know this.
I find myself channeling Julie Lespinasse, one of the more storied
salonnières of the French Enlightenment. She knew how to brin... more »
Video Interlude With Nature: James Horner, Soundtrack, “Legends Of The Fall”
James Horner, Soundtrack, “Legends Of The Fall”
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rtxdl36WnC8
Re-post from January: A Conversation w/Heather Tucci-Jarraf
*Re-post from January: A Conversation w/Heather Tucci-Jarraf*
Thanks D for the idea of re-posting this video. This is the first recorded
conversation we had with Heather from back in early January. Many people
have reported to have gone back and re-listened to this dialogue and it
helped them to put some of the pieces together. One day soon, the need to
find answers beyond ourselves will be a thing of the past. Until then, I am
happy to continue pointing those searching in the direction of Truth. Much
Love and Gratitude to ALL <3
~ Brian
"A Look From The Heavens"
"Many wonders are visible when flying over the Earth at night. A
compilation of such visual spectacles was captured recently from the
International Space Station (ISS) and set to rousing music.
Passing below are white clouds, orange city lights, lightning flashes in
thunderstorms, and dark blue seas. On the horizon is the golden haze of
Earth's thin atmosphere, frequently decorated by dancing auroras as the
video progresses. The green parts of auroras typically remain below the
space station, but the station flies right through the red and purple
auroral peaks. Solar panels of... more »
Chet Raymo, “Into The Pool”
*“Into The Pool”*
by Chet Raymo
“Let's start with a bit of late-Victorian soft porn, “Hylas and the
Nymphs”, painted in 1896 by the Pre-Raphaelite John William Waterhouse.
(Click to enlarge.) Hylas is one of the Argonauts, sailing with Jason in
quest of the Golden Fleece. While the ship is stopped at an island, he goes
in search of fresh water. As he stoops to fill his jug at a woodland spring
he encounters a bevy of naiads, who fall madly in love with the
heartbreakingly handsome youth. They invite him into the pool- and he is
never heard from again.
Did he find with thos... more »
Do-it-yourself gated communities and police in Honduras
Gated communities are different in Honduras.
New subdivisions in San Pedro Sula and Tegucigalpa, the two big cities,
tend to be built behind walls and gates. But that happens in North America
too.
But people in existing neighbourhoods also throw up their own barricades
and gates, blocking city streets into the neighbourhood with concrete
blocks or corrugated steel and allowing limited, controlled entrance.
There are no permits, or traffic studies. One day you can drive through,
and the next you can’t - at least without showing ID and explaining where
you’re going.
La Prensa reported ... more »
Is this photo grounds for death?
[image: One of the pictures Amina posted on social media.]Should this photo
be grounds for death?
It is in a Moslem country:
Two weeks ago, a young Tunisian woman known only by the name “Amina” posted political
self portraits to Facebook to protest the continued oppression of women in
the Arab world’s first democracy.
Posing topless, one photo (right) featured Amina smoking with the
Arabic declaration “my body belongs to me, and is not the source of the
honour of anyone” scrawled across her chest; the other showed Amina
standing defiantly, her middle fingers raised to camera... more »
Wherein I praise Lady Gaga for the first time
I appreciate her worth ethic and her originality but I've never cared much
for her music. Nonetheless, I'm impressed Lady Gaga turned down $1 million
to perform for the RNC. And they pitched hard to get her:
Jennings, whose company is being sued by AAN, was instructed by Meachum to
try to make the offer to Lady Gaga more tempting by telling her it would be
an event "honoring women who run for public office."
"Also, tell them that $150,000 will go towards a domestic violence
shelter," Meachum further instructed Jennings in an effort to make the
offer harder for Lady Gaga to refuse.... more »
U.S. dominated global disaster losses in 2012: Swiss Re
[image: This photo provided by 6abc Action News shows the Inlet section of
Atlantic City, N.J., as Hurricane Sandy makes its approach, 29 October
2012. Sandy made landfall at 8 p.m. near Atlantic City, which was already
mostly under water and saw a piece of its world-famous Boardwalk washed
away earlier in the day. Photo: Dann Cuellar / 6abc Action News / AP Photo]
By Andrew Freedman
1 April 2013
(Climate Central) – The insurance industry had its third-most expensive
year on record in 2012, with global economic losses from natural
catastrophes and manmade disasters totaling $186 ... more »
Cease & Desist Orders for Bankers
On Apr 1, 2013, at 2:00 PM, Paula Humfrey wrote:
AK, following below is a manifesto to park in front of Eurozone Cease &
Desist orders for bankers (also found below):
Manifesto:
There was always destined to be a single trigger to bring down the
Eurozone, which is recognized as an inherently unstable system. Cyprus
appears to be pulling that trigger.
Derivatives will take down the entire zone very shortly, and the global
cascade that follows this event will be immediate. There is no ‘ring
fencing’, no preventative to ‘contagion’, when the exposure of even the
smallest of Eurozo... more »
Let's hear directly from AZ GOP Rep. Matt Salmon's gay son Matt
*The "It Gets Better" video posted by "Matt in Phoenix"*
*"It's impossible to be brave without first being afraid."*
*-- young Matt, replying to a comment posted on his video*
*by Ken*
Howie wrote this morning ("Republican Homophobia in Arizona? Jeff Flake Vs
Matt Salmon") about the weekend TV babbling of a couple of Arizona
right-wingers, Rep. Matt Salmon and Sen. Jeff Flake, dancing around the
issue of same-sex marriage.
The interesting wrinkle is that Representative Salmon has a son who happens
to be gay. The congressman made clear that on the issue of marriage
equality he's n... more »
Legacy Lollapalooza
What's
more absurd -- the national obsession over a *New York Times*obituary
co-celebrating a female rocket scientist's domestic and
professional skills, or the national obsession with the legacy of a
president who's only halfway through his eight-year gig? There are
tasteless obits and then there are tasteless obits. But to be frank, I
find
the hoopla over Stroganoff-gate to be no less silly than the endless
awful offal about how every Obamian burp, tooth-flash and fart will
contribute to his almighty Legacy.
Google "Obama Legacy" and you get 94,100,000 hits. Google "President
Clin... more »
Morality of Capitalism
Is capitalism in crisis? Is it in *moral* crisis? Is capitalism itself
moral?
Important questions.
Ayn Rand Institute head Yaron Brook answers them, respectively: no, no,
hell yes, Philosopher David Schweickart responds, by contrast: yes, yes,
hell no. They debate:
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OLIVER STONE ON JEJU
Regis Tremblay interviewed filmmaker Oliver Stone for his new documentary
on Jeju Island. Here are some outtakes from the interview that took place
last week.
Removing the Shackles: Notes from Heather and D from April 1st
*AK Note: The following is from D's blog post today. I have fixed some of
spellings and formatting for this blog, and changed the Galactic Federation
from a mix of GFL and GF to only GF. There appears to be a bogus group run
by the divines posing as the Galactic Federation of Light (GFL), and then
there's the Galactic Federation (GF) a real group of Galactics who are here
to help out. Its a different brand name if you will... You've probably
noticed a sharp decline in channelings from GFL sources since January. The
channelers mean well, the "divines" and immortals fooled many p... more »
The Daily "Near You?"
Torrance, California, USA. Thanks for stopping by.
“The Adventure of My Defunct Hard Drive”
*“The Adventure of My Defunct Hard Drive”*
by Alexander Reed Kelly
“In the everyday game between man and corporation, it is taken for granted
that the house always prevails. Apple’s winning streak hit a snag last week
however, when I won an exception to the company’s policy governing the
replacement of warrantied hard drives.
My laptop stopped working late at night Friday. When I sat down at my
desk, an icon of a folder with a question mark in the middle blinked in and
out of the screen’s white glow, while a soft clicking came from beneath the
keyboard. I bought the machine... more »
ALEC Legislators Forced to Eat Hotel Food
Couldn’t help thinking about this today:
From about a week ago – a right-winger whining about ALEC being picked on
and he wrote:
The New Hampshire branch of the liberal wing-nut industry is anchored by
Granite State Progress. Their current obsession is the American Legislative
Exchange Council, or ALEC.
ALEC invites members of state legislatures to go to conferences, eat hotel
food, sit through PowerPoints, and share legislative ideas.
Oh my – those ALEC members are going to be forced to EAT HOTEL FOOD.
forced to EAT HOTEL FOOD
forced - - - - - - to EAT HOTEL FOOD
Well – a cou... more »
Satire: “Citing Exhaustion, Kim Jong-un To Stop Threatening The World On Weekends”
*“Citing Exhaustion, Kim Jong-un To Stop *
*Threatening The World On Weekends”*
by Andy Borowitz
PYONGYANG (The Borowitz Report)— ”Saying that he could “no longer keep up
the punishing pace of sabre rattling seven days a week,” North Korean
dictator Kim Jong-un said today that beginning this month he will take
weekends off from vowing to incinerate the world.
After the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) released a revised
April Threat Schedule showing that Kim’s declarations of war and doomsday
ultimatums would be limited to Monday through Friday, North Korea’s Supre... more »
American English
The history of American English usage marks the most recent, and in some
ways the most dramatic set of changes in English since the days of Chaucer
and Shakespeare. And yet, in this change, there was no single author, no
single literary or political influence to credit, or blame; like the United
States itself it was a patchwork affair, arrived at by degrees and with
contributions from both immigrants and indigenous peoples over a period of
more than four hundred years.
There is, however, one name that is often linked to some of the key changes
in spelling and usage which made Amer... more »
Kierkegaard On Martyrs of Truth
Related: * *
*Kierkegaard On Socratic Ignorance*.
*Kierkegaard On "Man."** *
*Kierkegaard On Socrates And The Immortality of The Soul.*
*Kierkegaard On God's Love.*
*Kierkegaard On Passion.*
Below is an excerpt from, "The Soul of Kierkegaard: Selections from His
Journals." Edited by Alexander Dru. Dover Publications, Inc: Mineola, New
York. 2003. Pg. 229-30.
There is one thought which has been in my soul and occupied it from my
earliest years, inexplicably deeply rooted, a thought which has to do with
Socrates as a model, the man to whom I have been inexplicably related from ... more »
"I Insist On The Right..."
"I love America more than any other country in this world, and,
exactly for this reason, I insist on the right to criticize her
perpetually."
- James A. Baldwin
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Me too, James, me too... and I will.
We can do *so* much better, *be* so much better...
- CP
Cyprus and the Unravelling of Fractional-Reserve Banking
[image: Photo of Joseph T. Salerno]*Why is Cyprus important? Because for
one moment the curtain slipped, and modern banking was revealed again as
just the latest version of the ‘Emperor’s New Clothes.’ Guest poster Joseph
Salerno explains:*
The “Cyprus deal” as it has been widely referred to in the media may mark
the next to last act in the the slow motion collapse of fractional-reserve
banking that began with the implosion of the savings-and-loan industry in
the U.S. in the late 1980s.
This trend continued with the currency crises in Russia, Mexico, East Asia,
and Argentina in ... more »
DOWN TO THE DOCTOR’S: My Asian Expedition, (the Other) Hitchens on Guns, and Cowperthwaite on Statistics
*[image: _McGrath001]This week, **Libertarianz** leader Dr Richard McGrath
has been allowed out.*
I write this from the "land of the free" - from a country never colonised
by Western powers: Thailand. More specifically, my better half and I are
spending a few days at the Sheraton Hotel in Hua Hin, three hours drive
from Bangkok. And I've got to say, it's pretty damn good here - we're
staying at a luxury resort on the western coast of the Gulf of Thailand,
with cooling offshore winds that offer relief from the otherwise
unrelenting heat (lately 35 degrees during the day, dipping to... more »
The Realist Report with John Friend
On this edition of *The Realist Report*, we'll be joined by Rodney Martin,
Director of *World View Foundations* and Co-Founder of the American
Nationalist Association. This is the premier broadcast of The Realist
Report on the American Nationalist Network, the new home for the American
Nationalist Association. Rodney and I will be discussing the *Statement of
Purpose and Statement of Objectives of the American Nationalist Association*,
including our position on *Christianity, religion and spiritual matters*and on
*the necessity of combining nationalism with historical revisionism* ... more »
Ginsburg and the Senate
Over the weekend, I had a Salon column arguing that Ruth Bader Ginsburg
should retire at the end of the current Supreme Court term (with retirement
taking effect upon confirmation of her replacement). Today, I did a
follow-up looking at where the votes would fall in the Senate.
A few more thoughts...first: I don't understand the objections that this
line of thought is insulting to Ginsburg, or what I think is a related
argument that SCOTUS should be above politics. I think that's a real
misunderstanding of the Court. It's true that Supreme Court justices don't,
and shouldn't, simply... more »
Ex-CNN Reporter, Amber Lyon: I Received Orders to Manipulate News to Demonize Syria and Iran
*Ex-CNN Reporter, Amber Lyon: I Received Orders to Manipulate News to
Demonize Syria and Iran*
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*http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=6f8_1364689575 *
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PRAGUE, (SANA)- Ex-CNN reporter Amber Lyon revealed that during her work
for the channel she received orders to send false news and exclude some
others which the US administration did not favor with the aim to create a
public opinion in favor of launching an aggression on Iran and Syria.
Lyon was quoted by the Slovak main news website as saying that the
mainstream US media outlets intentionally work to create a propaganda
ag... more »
The Lucy Lawless Law [updated]
The job of government is to protect individual rights. So whose rights are
being infringed with Simon Bridges’s new law that “would stop deep sea
protesters ‘from doing dangerous acts, with business interests with ships”,
he said. This could result in 12 months’ jail or a $50,000 to $100,000 fine
depending on whether it was for an individual or body corporate…’”?
[image: _Lucy Lawless]This new law is in direct response to Steve Abel’s
efforts off the East Cape, and those of Lucy Lawless and a grab-bag of
fellow fruitcakes in occupying an oil exploration ship berthed at New
Plymout... more »
God Save Me From A Normal Life — Part Four
OK, so our modern civilized world is lost, but we’re starting to wake up to
the notion that we’ve travelled a long ways down a dead path, because we
have been guided by a dead vision. We didn’t create this vision, we
inherited it, and we have (so far) been unable to summon the power to
acknowledge its fatal defects, reject it, and outgrow it — a long and
difficult process.
Luckily, as we move beyond the temporary bubble of abundant energy, the
unfolding collapse will undermine the dead vision. The portion of the
vision related to perpetual growth and insatiable consumption will ... more »
Karl Denninger, "Yes, The Looting IS In The Open"
*"Yes, The Looting IS In The Open"*
by Karl Denninger
"The simple fact of the matter is that we have now degenerated from a
society based on the Rule of Law to one that is based on stealing whatever
is not nailed down and half of what is, use the guns that government has to
suppress the "little people", and do your level damndest best to take their
guns lest they shoot you- which, incidentally, is exactly what a looter
both deserves and under the law is entitled to receive. Money laundering by
large international banks has reached epidemic proportions, and U.S.
authorities ar... more »
Stick to Impartiality, sir!
The long-running debate about whether the teaching of skills or the
teaching of facts is more important has become highly charged recently,
given that Michael Gove is leading the charge to get 'hard facts' - or
'content' - back into schools.
The idea is that all of us need to know certain facts, concepts, works of
literature and the like to be effective citizens and that this needs to be
brought about in a structured way. As many children don't have the good
fortune to grow up in homes where such knowledge is the stuff of everyday
experience, Mr Gove believes that schools can mak... more »
The Economy: "Depositor Haircuts: The New Normal"
*"Depositor Haircuts: The New Normal"*
by Stephen Lendman
"On March 29, Cyprus Mail said banks opened Thursday. They did so amid
calm. Long lines queued. People waited patiently. A feared stampede didn’t
materialize. Whether it’s the calm before the storm remains to be seen.
Looting Cypriot bank accounts reflects the new normal. It set a precedent.
It did so for Europe. More on that below.
Wall Street banks operate the same way. So did MF Global. Grand theft
reflects official policy. Money is made the old-fashioned way. It’s stolen.
Nothing’s done to stop it. Corrupt politic... more »
Hunting-- At Least For Animals-- Has Exactly Nothing To Do With The Gun Safety Debate
Can you even call it a debate? All the NRA cares about is protecting the
interests of the gun and ammo manufacturers who finance the organization
and the comfy lifestyles of the people who work for it. That's not part of
the debate. Theoretical debate. There is no debate. Why can't Obama get on
TV with one of the extreme right-wing filibusterers-- Ted Cruz, Rand Paul,
Marco Rubio-- or even Miss McConnell if the other three are beneath his
dignity-- and have it out? That's easy, the Republicans have no real leg to
stand on.
The extremists who are fueling the anti-gun safety jihad a... more »
The Final Dissolution Of The Iraqi National Movement?
The Iraqi National Movement (INM) was formed before the 2010 parliamentary
elections with Iyad Allawi as its leader to challenge Prime Minister Nouri
al-Maliki and his State of Law. The INM, otherwise known as Iraqiya, was
always a divided list, because it was made up of so many different parties
and individuals with divergent views. As soon as negotiations started for a
new government, Iraqiya began to fracture. In the latest episode, Deputy
Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq, and several ministers decided to return to
the cabinet, breaking a boycott by the INM. Mutlaq and the others ... more »
Pass or fail?
How would you mark this:
Me, I’d give her an A+. Maybe with a point off for misspelling the
rectangle’s name.
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Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose
All the cool kidz and other important journos are having a little snarkfest
over Obama's poor showing on the basketball court this morning. Seems clear
to me these people either have never hung around with children or else are
the kind of cutthroat competitors who would stop at nothing to beat a
youngster at a game. I look at this video and see a man who isn't trying to
win. Seriously, look at Obama's form on these shots. Especially his hands.
Not saying he didn't legitmately miss a couple of those, but does it really
look like he was focused on sinking most of those shots? It doe... more »
HELP Stop the Spread of "Florida Formula Flu"
This isn't an April Fools' joke, but I wish.
My home state of SC is considering legislation that woud model state
reading and grade retention policy on Just Read, Florida.
Adult leadership in a high-poverty state has expressed support for holding
back children based on test scores that show that those children have the
audacity to be impoverished....
SC is one of many states addicted to punishment but blind to inequity...
PLEASE read more HERE and share.
Breakfast with Auden during Nam!
*MONDAY, APRIL 1, 2013*
*The things people do with their lives:* One week back, in the Sunday New
York Times, James Atlas mentioned a college classmate of ours—a classmate
who didn’t think much of his Harvard so-called education.
If memory serves, we didn’t know this classmate from the street-fighting
Class of 69. That said, we *definitely* recognized his complaint:
ATLAS (3/24/13): Lately I've been hearing about a new trend—think of it as
extreme adult education. I get a call out of the blue from a college friend
whom I haven't heard from in more than 40 years. *Richard Hyland, now... more »
CENSORED BY CNN
RT interviews former CNN Investigative Journalist, Amber Lyon, about CNN's
corrupt media empire, calling into question a media establishment where
censorship can be bought.
Hamas law promotes gender segregation in Gaza schools
Some news that you won't find reported on the BBC.
'GAZA (Reuters) - New rules from the Education Ministry of the Islamist
Hamas movement ruling the Gaza Strip will bar men from teaching at girls'
schools and mandate separate classes for boys and girls from the age of
nine.
The law, published on Monday, would go into effect next school year and
applies throughout the coastal enclave, including in private, Christian-led
and United Nations schools.
Critics of the new measures say the Islamist movement is trying to force
its ideology on society, but proponents say they merely want ... more »
Easier, more pleasant, less expensive path
SENT TO The State (South Carolina)
NOTE: This newspaper typically does not accept letters out-of-state. But I
submitted it anyway.
NOTE: The State is running a poll: The question and the results:
Should South Carolina toughen standards that would hold back more
third-graders not reading at grade level? 71% say yes, 29% say no.
An easier, more pleasant, less expensive path to high literacy
South Carolina is eager to require children to read “proficiently” by grade
three. If they do not, they will be retained and given special remediation
(“Education leaders: Florida holds key to SC li... more »
Don't Rush On Our Account
The federal information commissioner has finally, at long last, been pushed
to investigate the Harper government's policies and practices for muzzing
Canadian government scientists.
*The office of Suzanne Legault is responding to a detailed complaint lodged
by the Environmental Law Centre at the University of Victoria and the
ethics advocacy group Democracy Watch.*
**
*Their lengthy report filed last month laid out repeated examples of
taxpayer-funded science being suppressed or limited to pre-packaged media
lines across six different government departments and agencies.*
* *
*In a l... more »
Maarten Horst Interviews Dr Joseph Marra
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* *
* *My apologies to Maarten Horst, I didn't realize the show was today, you
should still be able to listen to the show even after it has aired live.
-AK*
Tune in today at 11 AM Pacific Time, 2 PM Eastern Time and 22:00 Central
European Time on www.findingvoicesradio.com for a fantastic show with Dr.
Joseph Marra.
Dr. Marra is a Doctor of Nursing Practice and had an established practice
in Altoona, Pennsylvania called the Urgent Care Center, until June 30, 2011.
Practicing traditional medicine in conjunction with the more holistic
approaches, Dr. Marra is also a Hypnotherapi... more »
April Fools...
The Fool is the spirit in search of
experience. He represents the
mystical cleverness bereft of reason
within us, the childlike ability to
tune into the inner workings of
the world. -Wikipedia
*April Fools *
By Seraph
April 1, 2013 9:50 AM
Your government is real, and is there to help.
Your bank has your best interest at heart,
and your currency has real value.
Your schools are designed to help you grow as a person
and actually help you become financially free.
Your legal system is real, and seeks real justice.
Cops pull you over only when
you have done someon... more »
Three Day Weekend
Southern Man seldom resorts to this but given the nature of Good Friday
(the university closes at noon) he dismissed his Friday morning lab (and
there was much rejoicing) to give himself a three-day weekend.
Of course there was geocaching.
One was hidden behind this tree.
Oh, there it is!
Southern Man spent some quiet time at the Ancestral Manor as well.
Southern Son demonstrates his musical talents. Southern Man does not count
"rapping" as one of these.
Southern Father
With the completion of some new homes near the Manor the crews had left a
couple of cubes of brick out ... more »
A NRA Award Winning Gun Owner??????
Iowa man hurt by ricochet after shooting a tree
6 hours ago • Associated Press
LANSING, Iowa (AP) — Northeast Iowa authorities are investigating a
shooting where a 27-year-old man injured himself.
The Allamakee County Sheriff's office says the incident happened about 4:30
a.m. Sunday at a home near Lansing.
Authorities say Logan Bunn fired a gun at a tree outside the home, but the
bullet bounced back and hit him.
Police were notified after Bunn showed up at a La Crosse hospital. Bunn is
expected to survive.
The sheriff's office says no foul play is suspected.
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*OPP one of the worst jails in the U.S., jail expert testifies ~WWLTV*
Your moment of Zen
Central Park in the spring. [source unknown]
PA English Prof Opts Out Son from PSSA Test
We need a hundred more examples like this one, and we will see the house of
cards come tumbling down. From the *Pittsburgh Post Gazette*:
_________________________
Why I Won't Let My Son Take the PSSA
By Kathy M. Newman
I am an English professor. So you can imagine how my pride was hurt when my
9-year-old son Jacob started bringing home low scores on his practice
reading tests for the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment.
My husband and I have been helping Jacob with his test-prep reading
homework every weeknight this year, and it has been a grim slog. At times I
have found myse... more »
The Pill Too Bitter to Swallow
Oddly enough, they tend to be Republicans or at least they were in years
past. Most of them were prominent insiders in Republican administrations
up to but rarely past the Reagan days. And in slightly different keys
they're all singing the same tune, "it's over."
People like Paul Craig Roberts, Kevin Phillips and, of course, David
Stockman are looking over the devastation *their* governments have
unleashed and what they're seeing is ruin heading their country's way,
unstoppable.
Stockman began his epiphany several years ago. It led him to write this
telling op-ed in *The New... more »
Egypt's Jon Stewart: Yousef Bassem
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*Photos From the 100th Louisiana Derby ~WWNO*
*State audit: $2.7 million of equipment unaccounted for by RSD ~Fox 8 WVUE*
*Aaron Neville Plays Not My Job ~Tom Bodet*
*30 Things To Do In New Orleans While In Town For French Quarter Festival
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Not Every Homophobe In Congress Is Republican-- And The DCCC Wants To Spend Your Money On Anti-Gay "Democrats" Running For Reelection
Jim Matheson (D-UT), a face of the Mormon bigotry against the LGBT
community. Last year the DCCC funneled $1.3 million into reelecting him
When you contribute to the DCCC, most of the money that gets earmarked for
candidates goes to Frontliners, vulnerable incumbents viewed as having the
worst chances to be reelected. There's a list. Most of them, though not
all, wind up on the list because they vote like Republicans and local
Democrats hate them and don't contribute to them or even vote for them.
Like Mike McIntyre... who came within 650 votes of losing in November, will
face a pri... more »
Listen to this radio interview with economists Paul Craig Roberts and Michel Chossudovsky. As explicitly stated by the latter, by listening to these interviews you will learn more about today's grave economic situation than a Ph.D. student in economics. Don't laugh. I've experienced the same sort of thing in "pure" science, where certain "truths" become dogma and any scientist who dares to disprove them risks losing his livelyhood. “In a time of universal deceit - telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” -- George Orwell
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*Guns and Butter*
"The Bubble Economy" with Paul Craig Roberts and Michel Chossudovsky. The
three bubbles in the U.S. economy: the bond market, the stock market, and
the dollar; a negative real interest rate; of... more »
ASSORTED NUGGETS
- I taped another edition of my public access TV show this morning and
had Richard Rhames from Biddeford, Maine on as my guest. In my ten years
of doing the show Richard has been my guest more than any other person.
He's a vegetable farmer and long-time activist in the state and he's been
doing public access TV in his community for more than 20 years. We talked
about corporate agriculture killing small farms; 10-years since Bush II
launched shock and awe against Iraq and the impact of US wars on the
people; Obama's drone kill list; the drone bill now in ... more »
The Dream Of Life
*The Dream Of Life*
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The time has come for ALL to wake up from the dream <3
~ Brian
Next in Line, Again
I like some of David Frum's advise to Democrats about 2016 and dislike some
of it, but I'm afraid I'll mostly have to nitpick his premise. Yeah, it's
the old next-in-line fallacy:
Hillary Clinton came second in the nomination fight of 2008. If she were a
Republican, that would make her a near-certainty to be nominated in 2016.
Five of the past six Republican nominees had finished second in the
previous round of primaries. (The sixth was George W. Bush, son of the most
recent Republican president.)
Democrats, by contrast, prefer newcomers. Six of their eight nominees since
1972 had ... more »
Raping the Land for Oil Exports
The recent oil spill in Arkansas illustrates the perils of transporting
oil.
Exxon Mobil pipeline leaks ‘a few thousand’ barrels of crude oil in
Arkansas by S. Mufson March 31, 2013 The Washington Post,
http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/exxon-mobil-pipeline-leaks-a-few-thousand-barrels-of-crude-oil-in-arkansas/2013/03/31/6868d6f6-9a2e-11e2-a941-a19bce7af755_story.html?wpisrc=nl_headlines
[Excerpted] Exxon Mobil said that one of its pipelines leaked “a few
thousand” barrels of Canadian heavy crude oil near Mayflower, Ark.,
prompting the evacuation of 22 homes and reinforc... more »
1 in 5 High School Aged US Boys Have Diagnosis of ADHD
A.D.H.D. Seen in 11% of U.S. Children as Diagnoses Rise by A. Schwartz
and
S. Cohen 2013, The New York Times,
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/01/health/more-diagnoses-of-hyperactivity-causing-concern.html?nl=todaysheadlines&emc=edit_th_20130401&_r=0[excerpted]
Nearly one in five high school age boys in the United States and 11
percent
of school-age children over all have received a medical diagnosis of
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, according to new data from the
federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention....
The figures showed that an estimated 6.4 million childr... more »
April Fool's Day 2013...
*and I have nothing but random thoughts.*
*This post has not been edited so I would implore the grammar Nazis to
ignore the misplaced commas, heavy use of dashes (I love dashes),
parenthetical thingys around just about everything (I love those too),
ellipses (total infatuation), and anything else that makes you squirm.
Thank you...*
Thank you to all who wished me a happy Easter. My schedule is such that
I've been unable to respond one to one. My bad...
If anyone has had a doubt that the world is spinning out of control, the
news for the past few weeks should be rattling some c... more »
Cherry Blossom Button Art
April always has me itching for spring. Flowers especially Daffodils and
Cherry Blossoms always rank high on my list of favorite things at this time
of year. It also makes me want to update the wall art in my house.
The little library I have in my house has a distinctly Asian feel to it,
that I absolutely love and I was looking for another way to incorporate
Cherry Blossoms into my favorite room when I was given the chance to test
out Cricut's new iron-on vinyl. I have to say I LOVE this stuff. It is easy
to cut, easy to weed and easy to well, iron on.
Supplies:
a fat ... more »
Did The Stephen Harper Forces Murder Jack Layton?
*Did The Stephen Harper Forces Murder Jack Layton?*
*By
rmathews@telus.net*
As every serious contemporary researcher into economics, politics, and
culture claims – we are living in a sudden era of global transformation.
It is marked by concentrations of massive wealth in a few hands, the
increasing impoverishment of ordinary people, exponential population
growth, gigantic military expenditures, and unchecked assaults on the
environment in the midst of global heating.
Characteristic amid those... more »
Two Angles on One Story
Breaking news...from two angles...
I spotted this story as it was 'breaking'. So far a *Google News* search
brings up only a couple of results. That will change before long, of
course. News 'breaks' fast these days.
Though the gist of the story is similar in each account, I was struck by
marked differences between the two takes - one from Reuters, one from the
BBC.
Please have a read of them for yourselves and see if you are struck in the
same way:
From *Reuters*:
GAZA | Mon Apr 1, 2013 2:58pm BST
Hamas law promotes gender segregation in Gaza schools
[image: A Palestinian teach... more »
What if Money Did Not Matter?
*What if Money Did Not Matter?*
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Thanks to Julien for the pointer on this incredible video!
~ Brian
Part 3- Cyprus, Israel, Turkey, Syria: NATO and global resource diversion/control”
Finally, after a brief respite the promised section on Syria. Be warned, it
is long. But subjects such as this cannot be covered in a few sentences or
a 30 second blurb.
*An additional update at the end of the post: Very pertinent reading !!!*
*Briefly recapping this sordid tale. *
We first looked at, *in Part 1*, the strategic importance of Cyprus.
*In Part 2* we learned about Cyprus’s massive energy resources. Known as
the Aphrodite field.
We read, how it isTurkey and Israel fit into this massive manipulation in
the Mediterranean.
We understand the *EU dealt a crushing blow to Cy... more »
Archduke Ferdinand Moment Or Will Cyprus Catastrophe Be Contained? (EMU Not So Benign)
The IMF’s Christine Lagarde has given her blessing to the Troika deal,
claiming that the package will restore Cyprus to full health, with public
debt below 100pc of GDP by 2020. Yet the Fund has already been through this
charade in Greece, and her own staff discredited the doctrine behind EMU
crisis measures. It has shown that the “fiscal multiplier” is three times
higher than
John Lewis discusses the way he grew up!
*MONDAY, APRIL 1, 2013*
*Being taught about being human:* Most Sunday mornings, we listen to part
of Krista Tippett’s NPR program, On Being.
For our money, Tippett has the most unusual voice on radio—the voice which
is least like the others. Yesterday morning, she interviewed Rep. John
Lewis for the full hour about the way he grew up.
You can hear the whole interview here, or you can access the transcript. As
he started, Lewis described his life at age 14:
LEWIS (3/31/13): I grew up in rural Alabama about 50 miles from Montgomery,
outside of a little place called Troy. My father wa... more »
Legislating to let Corporations Kill at Will
American legislators – state and federal – legislating away consumer rights
– in favor of the corporations – becausetheycan.
Snips from Jim Hightower's article – as published on Common Dreams (my
emphasis)
Published on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 by Creators.com
*Corporate Kangaroo Courts Supplant Our Seventh Amendment Rights*
by Jim Hightower
Being wronged by a corporation is painful enough, but just try getting your
day in court. Most Americans don't realize it, but our Seventh Amendment
right to a fair jury trial against corporate wrongdoers has quietly been
stripped fr... more »
Mohawk Nation News 'Rootless Canada'
ROOTLESS
CANADA
Posted on April 1, 2013
MNN. Apr. 1, 2013. Article 1 of the “Montevideo Convention 1933” defines
a state as a person of international law, a corporation, having:
a] a permanent population: Canadians have no common origin to
distinguish them from other human beings. They settled on Great Turtle
Island where they have no roots and no legal permission from
what could baseball, sexual abuse, and pitbulls possibly have in common?
It's Opening Day!
It's always a long, cold winter for a baseball-only fan, but winters for
Red Sox fans have been especially long and cold lately. When was the last
time we saw a meaningful game? (Don't answer that.) I lost interest 'round
about July last season, unusual for me, but there's something about losing
every night that doesn't inspire me to plan my life around the team's
schedule.
But that's all behind us now. Spring is here, and with it, a fresh start,
new hope, and who knows, maybe a half-decent, rebuilding kind of season for
the Sox.
The 2013 season is also momentous... more »
AMS-02: dark matter is composed of a cosmic string
*...and its shape seems very "wiggly"...*
The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer finally decided to expose its first batch
of data at Princeton, two days before the talk at CERN. And it's pretty
interesting. They detected a clear peak at the positron spectrum located at
\(E=m_p/2\). Why would positrons carry the same energy as the proton mass?
As Fox News, The New York Times, and others mention, the explanation wasn't
hard to realize. The device carried by the International Space Station is
observing decays of protons via\[
p\to e^+ + \gamma
\] and the two final products approximately ... more »
GATEKEEPERS DOWN: Our own Ben Carsons!
*MONDAY, APRIL 1, 2013*
*Part 1—The Washington Post couldn’t tell:* In recent decades, America’s
journalistic “gatekeepers” haven’t served us the people real well.
The examples are depressing—and endless. As a group, they have obsessed
about all manner of trivia while bungling various matters of substance.
A horrible fact, one that’s quite hard to spot, lurks in the bushes as
these bungles occur:
Despite the things Aristotle once said, we the people just aren’t
especially sharp. Absent the service of strong gatekeepers, we the people
will end up believing all manner of nonsense an... more »
It's Fossil Fools Day, Call Their Investors!
Milford PA Mayor Bo Fean says "Dump Your Kinder Morgan Stock"
*Happy Fossil Fools Day! *Below you'll find urgent divestment information
that Kinder Morgan's investors deserve to know. A Phone Call Script and
investor relations phone numbers for Kinder Morgan's top investors, are
available on our Take Action page! *Tell them "You need to dump your Kinder
Morgan stock!" *
*For those interested,* a handful of us will be meeting in front of the
Tennessee Gas Pipeline office in Milford, PA to make our investor calls
together at 12:30pm this afternoon. The location is across from Altec
La... more »
Drought has stranglehold on U.S. West
[image: This 28 November 2012 file photo provided by The United States
Coast Guard shows man-made dikes, perpendicular to the shore, and large
sandbars exposed by low water levels along the shoreline of the Mississippi
River South of St. Louis. Mayors from states along the Mississippi river
said Thursday, 21 March 2013 that they would work with federal lawmakers to
sharpen the national focus on the waterway after two years in which
shipping has been threatened by flooding and then drought. Photo: Colby
Buchanan / United States Coast Guard / AP Photo]
By Andrew Freedman and Daniel ... more »
Denis Rancourt's physics paper about planetary warming has been downloaded more than 1000 times
Denis
Rancourt's radiation physics paper of 2011 has been download in its
free-access pdf form more than 1000 times from the non-profit site
archive.org:
Radiation physics constraints on global warming: CO2 increase has little
effect
This paper is arguably the clearest and most accessible, yet rigorous,
paper to describe the fundamental physics (radiation balance) of Earth's
surface
Republican Homophobia In Arizona? Jeff Flake Vs Matt Salmon
In 2004, when the GOP introduced a constitutional amendment to forever ban
same-sex marriage, it failed to get the needed 2/3s majority in the House.
191 Republicans (+36 bigoted Democrats) voted for it. 158 Democrats and 27
Republicans voted against it. Three of the Republican closet cases-- David
Dreier (R-CA), Mark Foley (R-FL) and Jim Kolbe (R-AZ)-- voted against it.
Most of the hypocritical GOP closet cases, like Ed Schrock (R-VA), Denny
Hastert (R-IL), Trent Franks (R-AZ), Dave Camp (R-MI), Dana Rohrabacher
(R-CA), Phil English (R-PA), and Jim McCrery (R-LA), voted for it... more »
Read Stuff, You Should
Happy
Birthday to Rachel Maddow, 40.
No shortage of good stuff today:
1. Really, just stop saying "weapons of mass destruction." Spencer
Ackerman
explains.
2. How will the GOP fight against ACA in the states play out -- if it
succeeds? Ezra Klein with a good column on it.
3. Matt Yglesias points out some basics of politics and economics.
4. Excellent column by John Sides about ideology and 2012 (and the
future).My position on this: Republicans don't need an ideological
adjustment to
win the presidency, but they do need reform if they're going to be able
to
govern successfully.
... more »
Stockman's Nightmare
David Stockman is in the Slough of Despond. Writing in this weekend's New
York Times, Ronald Reagan's former budget chief argued that it was Sundown
in America:
So the Main Street economy is failing while Washington is piling a soaring
debt burden on our descendants, unable to rein in either the warfare state
or the welfare state or raise the taxes needed to pay the nation’s bills.
By default, the Fed has resorted to a radical, uncharted spree of money
printing. But the flood of liquidity, instead of spurring banks to lend and
corporations to spend, has stayed trapped in the canyo... more »
Stockman Warns of Crash Of Fed-Fueled Bubble Economy - Bloomberg
'The U.S. economy
is in a bubble inflated by "phony money" from the Federal Reserve
and will burst within a few years, warned David Stockman, who was budget
director for President Ronald Reagan.
In an essay published yesterday in the New York Times (NYT), Stockman wrote
that the Fed's quantitative easing policies in the aftermath of the credit
crisis have flooded stock markets with cash even while the "Main Street
economy" remains weak. The combination, he wrote, is "unsustainable."
"When it bursts, there will be no new round of bailouts like the ones the
banks got in 2008," wrot... more »
Who's Next? Italy's Monte Paschi Admits To Billions In Deposit Outflows | Zero Hedge
' It appears, given news from Italy today, that European depositors are
increasingly coming to therealization that deposits in their local bank are
not 'safe' places to put their spare cash, but are in fact loans to
extremely leveraged businesses. In a somewhat wishy-washy,
'hide-the-truth'-like statement on Monte dei Paschi's website, the CEO
admits to, "the withdrawal of several billion in deposits." Of course, the
reasons why these depositors withdrew their capital from the oldest bank in
the world will never be known though of course he blames it on
"reputational damage" from ... more »
Egypt’s economy: Going to the dogs | The Economist
Some news about Egypt that BBC don't seem to want to report.
http://www.economist.com/news/middle-east-and-africa/21574533-unless-president-muhammad-morsi-broadens-his-government-egypts-economy-looks?fsrc=scn/tw_ec/going_to_the_dogs
Help Me Revise
My duties as chairman of the Harvard economics department have left me too
little time to work on textbook revisions. As a result, I have decided to
crowdsource the next edition. Anyone who want to make a change in the book
is free to do so. Like Wikipedia. If you want to learn more about how you
can participate in the revision, click here.
CYPRUS PRESIDENT 'SCANDAL'
*Cyprus' President Nicos Anastasiades. (Reuters / Yves Herman)*
*Cyprus' President-related company transfers €21 mln to London prior to
bailout agreement – report*
According to a Cypriot newspaper, Haravgi, a company owned by relatives of
the Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades sent €21 million from Laiki Bank
to London.
This reportedly happened on 12 and 13 March, just days before the bailout
agreement was finalised.
The company concerned is A.Loutsios & Sons Ltd.
It is co-owned by Loutsios John, the husband of Nikos Anastasiadis'
daughter, Elsa
Anastasiades requests investiga... more »
IPR and Medicines 26: Novartis' Glivec and India's IPR Ruling
A very good friend of mine here in Manila has a brother with leukemia. His
physician recommended Gleevec or Glivec (generic molecule is "Imatinib")
made by Novartis, as the medicine that can help him beat the disease. The
problem was that Gleevec was very expensive, so the family approached a
foundation. The foundation conducted a credit investigation re the
financial capacity of the patient's family and determine how much free
medicines they can get. The investigation agency suggested a "Plan 9",
meaning Novartis through a foundation will give them nine months worth of
medicines fo... more »
Secret Lib Dem-UKIP talks revealed
Very good April Fools Day article...
http://www.libdemvoice.org/secret-lib-demukip-pact-revealed-33916.html
But one joke idea actually makes sense...
'Individual desks with lids and storage for books will replace group tables
in order to fit the children in.'
“Welcome to Globalization: How Big Corporations Are Unpatriotic”
*“Welcome to Globalization: *
*How Big Corporations Are Unpatriotic”*
by Ralph Nader
“Many giant profitable U.S. corporations are increasingly abandoning
America while draining it at the same time. General Electric, for example,
has paid no federal income taxes for a decade while becoming a net job
exporter and fighting its hard-pressed workers who want collective
bargaining through unions like the United Electrical Workers Union (UE).
GE’s boss, Jeffrey Immelt, makes about $12,400 an hour on an 8-hour day,
plus benefits and perks, presiding over this global corporate empire.
... more »
COLONIALISTS
*Dutch East Indies.*
In 1948, in Indonesia, Dutch soldiers found some photograph albums.
These had been abandoned by Europeans when the Japanese invaded in 1942.
30 crates of photographs were sent back to the Netherlands.
*Dutch East Indies.*
Holland's *Tropenmuseum* has put the unclaimed albums online at
www.fotozoektfamilie.nl.
Many Europeans died in the Japanese camps.
Some died as prisoners in the Japanese ships torpedoed by the American navy.
*1947 - Dutch troops in Rawagede.*
The Dutch were the typical colonialists.
In 1947, Dutch troops massacred 431 Indonesian men ... more »
“Crony Government Is The Threat”
*“Crony Government Is The Threat”*
By Andrew McKillop
*“Doctrinal Default:* Some, like Brandon Smith of Alt-market blog claim
the basic problem is as simple as the fundamental dichotomy, even
schizophrenia of all persons who on the one hand will defend freedom of
action and choice but want sure, reliable laws, order and authority. Smith
says it is a split between those persons who value freedom regardless of
risk or pain, and those who value slavish obedience in a desperate bid to
avoid risk and pain. The problem is this can be one and the same person.
When we look at what ... more »
“Cyprus: An 80% Wealth Confiscation Scheme?”
*“Cyprus: An 80% Wealth Confiscation Scheme?”*
By Graham Summers
“The news coming out of Cyprus only gets worse. It was bad enough that the
political class even promoted the idea of STEALING depositors’ savings. But
now we’re finding out that they lied time and again about how much they’d
take. Initially the plan in Cyprus was the following: Simply TAKING 6.75%
of ALL savings accounts up to the official insurance limit of €100,000. A
9.9% levy (THEFT) on all deposits above the official insurance limit of
€100,000.
The idea was put to a vote by the Cyprus Government, which re... more »
Monday Morning Linkage
Good Morning Duckies… Happy April Fool’s Day. Here are some stories which
we didn’t make up just for this day…: Nicholas Sarkozy will soon be an
employee of Qatar. The four year long battle for the Euro is not over. The
top US adviser in Afghanistan is a former kebab restaurant owner from
Nebraska. The
Continue reading
Daily Links, Monday, April 1, 2013
*Woodpecker nest near my house. Dunno what that thing is in the tree.*
Some links for monday.
*BLOGS:*
- Drew with a rare northern adventure.
- Holi Festival in Taipei -- color pictures from Craig.
- Hsinchu Coastline bike trail
- Pretty shots from Josh with a B&W SLR film camera. Almost makes me
want to fire up my AE-1 with the Kinon lens....
- The Foreigner rips a China Post commentary. And more.
- More excellent Osprey shots from Fagan
- LOL -- MKL spoofs the silly "Why I am Leaving China" letter genre. The
reason there are no such letters here is that no... more »
April Fools’ fly-by: Four asteroids flash past Earth in one day
Image from nasa.gov http://rt.com/news/earth-asteroids-fly-by-april-130/
*April Fools’ fly-by: Four asteroids flash past Earth in one day*
Get short URL Published time: April 01, 2013 00:57
Earth is experiencing an unusual cosmic bombardment as four large asteroids
pass it in just one day. Fortunately astronomers don’t seem to joking when
saying none are expected to pose danger.
The largest is 4034 Vishnu, which is 800 meters across – the length of the
Burj Khalifa in Dubai – though much greater in mass. In comparison, the
Tunguska meteorite that devastated hundreds of miles of Sibe... more »
Cyprus’ President-related company transfers €21 mln to London prior to bailout agreement
Cyprus' President Nicos Anastasiades.
(Reuters / Yves Herman) *This article is kind of ironic. A contact of mine
says the Russians got their money out via Russian branches of Cyprus banks
before the EU inspectors arrived. Seems everyone got their money but the
citizens of Cyprus... -AK*
http://rt.com/news/cyprus-president-money-withdraw-129/
*Cyprus’ President-related company transfers €21 mln to London prior to
bailout agreement*
Published time: March 31, 2013 19:29
Edited time: March 31, 2013 22:13
Cyprus' President Nicos Anastasiades. (Reuters / Yves Herman)
A company owned by... more »
Is this the world's first cell phone? Film from 1938 shows a woman talking on a wireless device... but it is not 'time travel' family say to the disappointment of conspiracy theorists
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2301996/Was-worlds-mobile-phone-1938-film-shows-woman-talking-wireless-device-time-travel-family-say-disappointment-conspiracy-theorists.html
*Is
this the world's first cell phone? Film from 1938 shows a woman talking
on a wireless device... but it is not 'time travel' family say to the
disappointment of conspiracy theorists*
*By DAILY MAIL REPORTER*
PUBLISHED: 13:57 EST, 31 March 2013 | UPDATED: 02:10 EST, 1 April 2013
The mystery of how a woman could have been filmed while using a modern
cell
phone back in 1938 seems to have finally been solv... more »
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*Woodpecker nest near my house. Dunno what that thing is in the tree.*
Some links for monday.
*BLOGS:*
- Drew with a rare northern adventure.
- Holi Festival in Taipei -- color pictures from Craig.
- Hsinchu Coastline bike trail
- Pretty shots from Josh with a B&W SLR film camera. Almost makes me
want to fire up my AE-1 with the Kinon lens....
- The Foreigner rips a China Post commentary. And more.
- More excellent Osprey shots from Fagan
- LOL -- MKL spoofs the silly "Why I am Leaving China" letter genre. The
reason there are no such letters is that no one... more »
Christian Islamic Dualism.
Christian Islamic Dualism.
This article began its genesis when I was asked to understand whether man
is servant to GOD or GOD is servant to man. It came couched as a direct
request from GOD, not something that I had specifically experienced
before. Yet a sensitized friend received this question and the knowledge
that he needed to share it with me. I paid attention. Many things became
clear. He largely forgot that he had even acted as a conduit.
The surprising answer is as simple as it comes. GOD was created by
advanced life of which mankind is a part as the servant ... more »
Alert From Hekla
I like to keep a weather eye on Hekla. A long time ago it really blew up
and the ash cloud ended agriculture across Northern Europe for a solid
generation. The year was 1159 BC, twenty years after the Trojan War. Both
dates are good as gold. 1159 BC is by Irish bog tree rings and the Trojan
date by astronomical information in the texts.
There is more to the story that just that of course and followers of my
blog know that. Moreover, knowing the scale of the historical event and
its damage warns us to never under estimate Hekla.
It is survivable in the modern worl... more »
Dutch Boys Disgrace Anne Frank's Memory
What I find difficult to accept is the apparent ethnic insularity of non
English speaking societies. Where the English speaking world, or much of it
at least has found ways to ameliorate racial hatreds, language exclusive
nations have generally failed to do so.
Thus we continue to discover hatreds been taught to children by their long
indoctrinated parents and a quiescent school system that does not confront
the disease. The horror of the WWII caused a reset in the anglophone world
not seriously accepted elsewhere. There is obviously far more to do.
I think that a new d... more »
Voyager I Exits Heliosphere
It appears we have now finally left the leading edge of the heliosphere.
There may be some other unimagined effect to discover, but that appears
rather unlikely really. I think we are cleanly out of it.
The switch from one regime to another was clear and quick as one would
reasonably expect.
In reality, we have had little in the way of real surprises here. There
was a bow wave and we passed through it. It was a lot thicker than expected
perhaps, but that was unfounded opinion anyway.
In the meantime, media coverage remains slight and it should be otherwise.
The solar... more »
Ed Balls: Labour ran a structural deficit in 2007 - Telegraph
When you hear the Labour party or it's propaganda arm, the BBC claiming
that the last Labour government was running a prudent economic policy and
was only blown off course by the 2008. banking crisis, remember that:
'Ed Balls has admitted that the Labour government was spending more than it
raised in taxes even before the financial crisis began.
Under pressure from the BBC's Andrew Neil, the shadow chancellor conceded
that the UK had a structural deficit at the end of the "boom years" running
up to 2007/8.
A structural deficit is a gap between tax revenues and spending that is not
... more »
New £15m City Centre Bus Station to be Demolished
The release below from Stoke-on-Trent City Council is embargoed until
midday, but I think the news is too important to sit on. My ghast is well
and truly flabbered. Read it yourself.
*Ref code:* 0104-2013
*Contact:* See contact details at the end of the press release.
*New City Centre Bus Station*
The City Council have approved emergency plans to demolish Stoke-on-Trent
City Centre Bus Station.
The new £15m facility, which opened on Tuesday 26th March is to be closed
on Friday 5th April at 11:20pm. Temporary bus stops are to be erected
around the City Centre to accommodate the 22... more »
GAIA PORTAL: Layers of Energetic Clouds are being Removed
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* *Layers of Energetic Clouds are being Removed*
by ÉirePort
Layers of energetic clouds are being removed from the Inner Gaia at this
moment. The process is coordinated with the humanity so to allow as many
opportunities for Higher Awareness, prior to the end date. "End date" being
flexible as required.
Post-layer-removal brings clarity of Higher Thought, Higher Purpose, Higher
Awareness. And will feel to the Higher (and 3D) Senses as a clear, bright
sky, and cool breeze.
Gaia Ascension Process is in full movement at this time.
We encourage releasing of all prior concepts r... more »
Marc McGowan - Artist Taxi Driver - The Great Cyprus Bank Robbery by Financial Terrorists
last night, I dreamt of a harmless little black poodle my mum used to have
called Petra -- THAT is what I get for asking to meet my spirit guardian.
A poodle. I even had to carry that thing up a black wrought iron staircase
that reminded me of this Elder Guide dream.
And speaking of little harmless poodles who are restrained and meek, here's
ARTIST TAXI DRIVER Mark McGowan soliloquising wisely on the topic of The
Great Cyprus Bank Robbery.
*AND FOR THOSE OF US* who remember the millions of Put Options on
American/United Airlines stock and the removal of members of the Bin Laden
... more »
WHO ASSASSINATED THE PRIME MINISTER?
*Daphne Park. *
Who assassinated the Prime Minister?
"We did. I organised it," said Daphne Park of MI6.
*British peer reveals MI6 role in killing*
*
*Was she working on behalf of the Kosher Nostra - Templesman, Oppenheimer,
Gertler and Steinmetz?
*Tempelsman*
Lord David Lea reports: "I was having a cup of tea with Daphne Park… She
had been consul and first secretary... which in practice meant head of MI6
there."
Lord Lea mentioned the abduction and murder of the Prime Minister.
Daphne Park admitted that she organised the killing.
According to Lord Lea, Park argued that it was a... more »
Breaking News and Commentary from Citizens for Legitimate Government
I've been on Lori Price's Citizens for Legitimate Government newslist for
years, and this morning's newsletter was quite the shocker,
*HERE'S (a small sample of) THE NEWS:*
Ex-CNN Reporter: I Received Orders to Manipulate News to Demonize Syria and
Iran *[Apparently, MSNBC and Faux got the same orders.] 30 Mar 2013 Ex-CNN
reporter Amber Lyon revealed that during her work for the channel she
received orders to send false news and exclude some others which the US
administration did not favor with the aim to create a public opinion in
favor of launching an aggression on Iran and Syr... more »
Five Most Popular Posts for March
The five most-read posts of the month were:
1. Sexism and Abuse of Power in the SWP
2. The SWP: A Short Obituary
3. A Note on Populism
4. Claim Benefits? Then Banks Charges are Illegal
5. Tories and UKIP after Eastleigh
People's appetite for the justifiably toxic Socialist Workers' Party knows
no bounds. But, fingers crossed, I won't feel compelled to write about them
this month. Readers quite like the UKIP stuff I write so don't be too
shocked if they show up in the next round up. Also as the wave of local
election interest breaks on the shores of political blogging, I expect a
bi... more »
Japan dem party wants TOEFL univ. entrance/exit in Japan
Sent to the Japan Times, March 31, 2013.
English: A suggestion
The Japan Times has it right: Money should be investing in teaching
English, not testing it (“Testing English versus teaching it.” March 31).
Here is a suggestion that will save money and give excellent results.
Instead of investing money on expensive standardized testing, invest in
English libraries, filled with interesting and comprehensible reading
material that students are really interested in reading, including novels,
graphic novels, and comics, magazines. Research done throughout the world
confirms that those who ... more »
Meet & Greet Monday (#MtaGt)
Welcome to Meet & Greet Monday!
Banner by Art Ist
Grab our banner for your site:
Do you have an Eco-friendly blog? Do you occasionally write about the
environment or ways to live green? If you answered yes to any, you're
invited to link up. Here are the rules:
1. If you have a green-living blog or a blog where you sometimes write
about the environment, sustainability, etc., please use the "linky" below
to list your site.
2. If you only occasionally write about green living, please use tags such
as "green", "Eco", "Environment", etc. and then link to... more »
The Big Banks Are Still Getting A Pass
According to a widely distributed post last week by Ellen Brown at the Web
of Debt Blog, It Can Happen Here: The Confiscation Scheme Planned for US
and UK Depositors, the FDIC and Bank of England have plans on the books to
deal with a bank meltdown the same way Cyprus has-- seizing deposits in
return for worthless bank stock. [Note: I experienced something akin to
this personally. As Steve Case and Jerry Levin were looting TimeWarner,
they forced executives to take partial payment in stock options. I had
approximately $10 million worth. When stock options go underwater, the
value... more »
Fixing the Marcott Mess in Climate Science
In 1991 the National Research Council proposed what has come to be a widely
accepted definition of misconduct in science:
Misconduct in science is defined as fabrication, falsification, or
plagiarism, in proposing, performing, or reporting research. Misconduct in
science does not include errors of judgment; errors in the recording,
selection, or analysis of data; differences in opinions involving the
interpretation of data; or misconduct unrelated to the research process.
Arguments over data and methods are the lifeblood of science, and are not
instances of misconduct.
However, ... more »
Sirena asustada en el fondo del mar
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The New Yorker: BITTER SCALIA LEAVES U.S.
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/borowitzreport/2013/03/bitter-scalia-leaves-us.html
March 28, 2013
BITTER SCALIA LEAVES U.S.
Posted by Andy Borowitz
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Justice Antonin Scalia dropped a bombshell
on the Supreme Court today, announcing his decision to resign from the
Court “effective immediately” and leave the United States forever.
Calling this week “by far the worst week of my life,” Justice Scalia lashed
out at his fellow-Justices and the nation, saying, “I don’t want to live in
a sick, sick country that thinks the way this country apparently t... more »
Remembering Splitting the Sky (video)
23 Mar 2013
Remembering Splitting The Sky (video)
Watch video: http://www.corbettreport.com/remembering-splitting-the-sky-video/
Posted by Corbett
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Mohawk activist. 9/11 truth campaigner. War criminal protester.
Attica State riot leader. Gustafsen Lake Standoff organizer. Splitting
The Sky had a remarkable life. Tragically, that life was
March 31, 1973
Just a short segment today, with one big development.
Ehrlichman and Haldeman (in California) talk to Kleindienst about the Gray
nomination, which they all agree is dead, and about cooperation from
Justice on Watergate -- but on the latter, Kleindienst talks about some
sort of independent counsel (a three-judge panel) running the prosecutions.
Back in Washington, Dean is continuing to tell his story to his lawyer, at
Shaffer's Friendship Heights apartment. And that's not all: Jeb Magruder,
having failed to talk his former assistant out of telling the truth to the
Ervin Committee, de... more »
Tar Sands Spills - Happening Now not in the Future
Lots of people think that the tar sands issue is a thing of the future.
It's not.
The evidence is already piling up that the pipeline is not a good idea.
Tar sands going across the US - is not a good idea!!!
*******************
* 2013*
Minnesota Tar Sand Spill
*Wednesday March 26*
NEW YORK/CALGARY March 27 (Reuters) - A mile-long train hauling oil from
Canada derailed and leaked 30,000 gallons of crude in western Minnesota on
Wednesday, as debate rages over the environmental risks of transporting tar
sands across the border.
The leak - the first major spill of the modern North Ameri... more »
You Tube is ready
You Tube is finally ready to select a winner and will be closed until 2023
whilst a winner is chosen.
Ah, it's April 1st...
Thank you my friends
SUNDAY, 31 MARCH 2013
Thank you my friends
I want to say a HUGE Heartfelt "THANK YOU" to all the amazing and wonderful
people who heard the incredible call out from AK on American Kabuki and KP
on Kauilapele (my awesome brothers in spirit) on behalf of myself and my
family. Your incredible donations have made a ginormous difference to my
family, and by the end of this week, I will have a new computer.....
hopefully one that is kid and cat proof, lol!
But besides the donations in $, it was the energetic exchange that I
received from so many people that moved me to tears severa... more »
Nation’s international relations reference librarians despondent as Game of Thrones returns
The Canard “All the fake news that’s fit to print” The long awaited return
of HBO’s wildly popular fantasy series, the Game of Thrones, has not
generated enthusiasm on the part of at least one group. The nation’s
international relations reference librarians, those who help students and
members of the public research the complicated dynamics
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An Eostre shrine
I've made an informal study of comparative religions over the course of my
rather long life. Pretty sure this was left in Atlanta's Grant Park as part
of a nature based religious practice. (That's a rabbit in a carrot car by
the way.) We don't know why it's there. Thinking it's a shrine to welcome
spring and mourn the lost tree.
[Stephen H Banks photo. Click the link. Buy his metaphysical mystery novel.
It's a great read.]
Psst, buddy, wanna buy a used war cheap? (OK, maybe not so cheap)
*If you don't like these numbers, I say make up your own. As long as you
understand what it means: that we have to cut back on Medicare and Social
Security benefits.*
*by Ken*
I don't know about you, but every now and then I wonder idly, Jes' how dang
much is them wars in Eye-raq and 'Gannystan a-goin' ta cost us?
I especially wonder when we hear reports about those hearty congressional
dinosaurs the buy-partisans sending out smoke signals that they're *jes'
this close* to reaching agreement on a "compromise" that will finally give
the Pete Peterson deficit-hawk partisans and thei... more »
New York's Race to Implement Common Core Before Revolt Breaks Out
Corporate ed reform schoolers across the country are in emergency mode to
try to implement the latest testing deliver system, the Common Core, before
parents and teachers and students can force a halt to the madness. In doing
so, deformers make their desperation apparent as their agendas take
precedent over learning or the opportunity to learn.
In New York, high stakes decisions will be made this year based on test
scores for which teachers and students had no materials or time to prepare.
This is the perfect opportunity to bring this violation into the courts.
From *North Countr... more »
Northerntruthseeker Rant For Sunday, March 31st, 2013
It is Sunday, and yes, I am back from vacation, and as promised, I am doing
my usual Sunday rant...
I just spent the last 5 days in the United States on a short vacation. I
had decided about a month ago to go and take my son for Canadian Spring
Break and go and see a few NBA basketball games in Minneapolis. My son has
always wanted to see a live NBA game, and I figured this was the one trip
that I would be able to grant his wish... It also provided my better half
with a much needed break from her work to go and not only have some rest
and relaxation, but for her to go and do some s... more »
Introducing the American Nationalist Network
We are proud to introduce the official radio network of the American
Nationalist Association, the *American Nationalist Network*. Please visit
the Blog Talk Radio page for the *American Nationalist Network*, where you
can either listen to our broadcasts live or download the podcast archives.
*John Friend*, Co-Developer of the *American Nationalist Association*, will
host *The Realist Report* every Monday and Tuesday, which is an
interview-based program that focuses on a wide variety of historical and
philosophical topics. Rodney Martin, Director of *World View Foundations*and Co-D... more »
I am Dutch - what does that mean?
address-withheld@my.opera.com.invalid (Dr. John v. Kampen) at - 1 day ago
Link: http://youtu.be/RobeOBwBXF4
Now you know....
John
'Revolution' film journey of saving the species and ourselves
Screen
capture from Revolution trailer by Censored News.
Wonderful to see familiar faces, and the beautiful cinematography in the
trailer of the upcoming film 'Revolution' being released on April 12,
2013.
http://www.therevolutionmovie.com
http://www.facebook.com/revolutionmovie
http://www.twitter.com/film_revolution
About 'Revolution'
Revolution
is a film about changing the
Tom Cheetham - "On the edge of chaos"
Related: *"The World And Society In 1913."*
*Amazon:*
"Tom Cheetham is a biologist and philosopher and the author of four books
on the imagination and the meaning of Henry Corbin's work for the
contemporary world. He is a Fellow of the Temenos Academy in London and
Adjunct Professor of Human Ecology at the College of the Atlantic in Bar
Harbor, Maine. He lectures regularly in Europe and the US."
Below is an excerpt from Tom Cheetham's book, *"All The World An Icon:
Henry Corbin And The Angelic Function of Beings."* 2012. North Atlantic
Books: Berkeley, California. Pg. 247-48. ... more »
This is your future with the KXL pipeline
The Keystone XL tar sands oil pipeline hasn't been authorized yet, but the
filthy tar sands oil is already streaming through the heartland in existing
pipes that have been retrofitted by Big Oil, in this case our old friend
Exxon-Mobil. The unfortunate residents of this neighborhood in Arkansas got
a hard lesson on what that means this weekend, when the pipeline sprung a
leak.
[photo via]
Imagine walking out your door and discovering this.
The town evacuated the neighborhood and shut down sections of highways
because a single spark could blow up the whole damn place. Not to m... more »
1,000 words...
For anyone not aware, THIS is the problem with Sunderland FC employing
Paulo Di Canio as manager. There is even more context than most people
realise. He used to perform these salutes when he played for Lazio, a club
that, on the basis of its followers, is known informally as Nazio, as the
the lowest of the low. Di Canio was expressing solidarity, inciting his
fascist brethren.
Untitled
*NOLA Pyrate Week Throws a Wench in the Works ~NOLA DEFENDER*
Exxon Mobil pipeline break spills Canadian crude in Arkansas
*MAYFLOWER, Ark. — Exxon Mobil Corp. says crews are working to contain and
clean up an oil spill near Mayflower, Arkansas after its Pegasus pipeline
ruptured Friday afternoon.*
*** The pipeline carries Canadian heavy crude oil from Patoka, Illinois to
refineries on the Texas Gulf coast.*
*** Exxon Mobil issued a release that said the company was responding to a
spill of more than 10,000 barrels, and that some 4,500 barrels of oil and
water had been recovered.*
*** The company said the 20 inch pipeline had been shut down as crews tried
to prevent the spilled oil from reaching a ... more »
Seder Night in the White House
The incredibly pro-Barack Obama Huffington Post reports on Barack Obama's
attempt to appear pro-Jewish, holding a Seder Night. Of course as this is
Barack Obama there's a subtext (*my emphasis*):
'For a president of the United States, the personal is inevitably
political. But there is one annual event at the White House that truly is
personal for its current chief resident -- or at least as personal as
anything can be in the most watched building in the country.
President Obama’s upcoming Passover Seder, scheduled for March 25, will
host just 20 or so participants this year -- more ... more »
Is Anyone Asking You For Money This Weekend?
Nick Ruiz, a professor, not a politician-- he won't sell you out; not ever
Today's the last day of the FEC quarter, and politicians are using a
ridiculous fake deadline to wind everyone up for (often undeserved)
donations. I get a lot of e-mails from politicians. But I think I got more
this last week than the total since the November election. The DCCC and New
Dems were especially aggressive in urging candidates to badger and barrage
their lists with ominous and dire warnings. Elizabeth Warren sent out a
plea for some of her colleagues with a message that started this way: "If
your e... more »
Happy Easter
This is Mrs. JP's and my fourth Easter dinner together. We had a baked
ham semi-glazed in pineapple juice, mashed potatoes, Charlene's Cheesy
Potatoes, stuffing, Brussels sprouts, butternut squash, pork gravy and a
good white wine that was a steal at $12.99. So, how did you distend *your*waistline?
ALEC - Twenty Years of Pro-Gun Propaganda
Think about it – just think about it - - - - -
Firearms Owners’ Protection Act of 1986,
culminated with the one-two punch of the Brady Bill—mandating background
checks on gun buyers— in 1993,
and the “Assault Weapons Ban” of 1994.
Since then there has been a complete reversal of fortunes for gun control.
Congress allowed the “Assault Weapons Ban” to expire in 2004,
and passed the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act in 2005,
which protects firearms makers from lawsuits.
Think about it – just think about it - - - - -
*During that time, *
*ALEC has been "educating" you... more »
Cut to the (not so) quick
The BBC News website has been leading all day with:
Welfare cuts unjust, say churches
Four churches join forces to accuse the government of making cuts in
welfare payments they say are unjust and target society's most vulnerable
people.
Their main report goes on to say:
The Easter criticism has come from the Baptist Union of Great Britain, the
Methodist and United Reformed Churches, and the Church of Scotland.
"Easter criticism" by the churches? Well, not according to the *Spectator*:
COFFEE HOUSE UPDATE It appears that the timing of this – Easter – may have
been chosen by the BB... more »
Sunday Question for Liberals
Are you optimistic or pessimistic about the legislative progress on guns
and immigration?
Native Americans Rally to Save Hickory Ground at NIGA Conference
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