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USS Abraham Lincoln passing Battleship MissouriUSS Abraham Lincoln passing Battleship Missouri (Photo credit: Konabish ~ Greg Bishop)
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English: Abram's Counsel to Sarai, c. 1896-190...English: Abram's Counsel to Sarai, c. 1896-1902, by James Jacques Joseph Tissot (French, 1836-1902), gouache on board, 6 x 8 1/8 in. (15.2 x 20.7 cm), at the Jewish Museum, New York (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Stained glass window of Abraham at St. Matthew...Stained glass window of Abraham at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church in Charleston, SC. Franz Mayer & Co. of Munich, Germany represented by the studios of George L. Payne of Patterson, New Jersey 1966. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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Gunfire erupts at California college
Alleged gunman said to be in custody after injuring at least three people with no initial reports of deaths.
Gunman shot dead by police in California
A second individual has been taken into custody in connection with violence, which left at least six people dead.
How a Hubble Image Goes from Photons to Finished Beauty
Arp 274 is a trio of galaxies. They appear to be partially overlapping in this image, but may be located at different distances. Credit: NASA, ESA, M. Livio and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA) How does raw data from the Hubble Space Telescope end up to become a finished gorgeous color image, like the one of Arp 274, above? It’s an interesting process, because the cameras on Hubble do not take color pictures. The Hubble team released a video today showing the process of creating an image of Arp 274: (...)Read the rest of How a Hubble Image Goes from Photons to Finished Beauty (148 words)

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Context is Everything: Maddow on How We Arrived at Our Current Surveillance State
In the wake of the latest revelations of our massive, secret, invasive national security surveillance state, I've been trying to remind folks how we got here, and how it was that many on both the Right and Left --- though far more robustly on the Right --- not only allowed for these outrageous intrusions into the private lives of Americans, but actually supported them, a great deal, for well over
Confidential to anti-educationalist "reformers": If you're pretending not to be a right-wing stooge, be careful about hobnobbing with other RWS's
This video featuring 11-year-old Marcel Neergaard and his parents helped set in motion the revocation of StudentsFirst's "Educator of the Year" award to Tennessee's energetically homophobic State Rep. John Ragan.by KenThere's a certain entertainment value in the spectacle of right-wing stooges pretending not to be right-wing stooges. Some of them are better at it than others, naturally. Like term-
Two Quotes On Death
"If asked to explain the history of world civilizations in one word, it would be 'death.' Of all animals, man alone knows he will die, and this has fashioned his approach to life, and indeed to all existence. Either one follows the 'prehistoric' shamans, who hope to raise the bones of the dead, later amplified to include the body in some religions, or a belief of the voyage of the soul alone to

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Interview 677 – James Corbett on The Solari Report
James Corbett joins Catherine Austin Fitts of Solari.com for a wide-ranging and in-depth discussion on some of the biggest issues facing the world today, from the precarious economic situation in Japan, to the economic, political, and environmental effects of Fukushima, to the culture of death that we are steeped in in today’s culture.
Who Pays for Bilderberg?
In this edition of the ongoing Questions For Corbett podcast series, James answers your questions on Canada and the economic collapse, the motivation behind fluoridation, why “privacy” doesn’t apply to Bilderberg, and many other queries, including that burning question everyone has at the forefront of the mind: What’s on James’ bookshelf? CLICK HERE for the audio mp3 of this podcast. SHOW NOTES Th
Episode 270 – Solutions: Peaceful Parenting
We have been taught our whole lives that the only solutions for society’s problems are to be found in the political arena. But what if the revolution was not to be found in marches and rallies and parties and meetings, but inside your own home? Join us this week on The Corbett Report as we explore the peaceful parenting solution. For those with limited bandwidth, CLICK HERE to download a smaller,
Turkish Riots, Kill The Messenger, Pink Ribbons Inc – New World Next Week
Welcome to http://NewWorldNextWeek.com – the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. This week: Story #1: Activists Present List Of Demands In Turkey http://ur1.ca/e7fgs Horrifying Image Of ‘Woman In Red’ Being Doused With Pepper Spray Becomes Symbol Of Turkish Protests http://ur1.ca/e7fgt More Than 3

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Keystone XL Isn’t the Only Key
Canadian oil producers seeking to expand existing pipelines to get tar sands oil to the US market

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NSA, Reporters, Whistleblowers, and Classified Material
I was working on a much longer post having to do with the press, whistleblowers, and classified information when the business about the FBI’s and NSA’s data collection broke. So I will continue to work on that longer piece over the weekend. Meanwhile, here is some other material.Some background:Time: 7 Things to Know About the Government’s Secret Database of Telephone DataProPublica: No Warrant, N

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The limits of Rush Limbaugh, the conservative paradox
by Mark Vogl:    The constraints of business limit Rush Limbaugh in his quest to enlighten Americans and restore a moderate conservative center.
The Left Needs to be Leery of the IRS Too
by Darren Wolfe:    At the 2012 Brooklyn Peace Fair investigative journalist Jeremy Scahill talked about his concern with Internal Revenue Service oppression
The New Star Trek: Why I won't be going Into the Darkness
by Richard in Japan:    And it's not for the thinly-veiled snark at George Bush's War on Terror.

Obsidian Wings
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your John Oliver open thread
by liberal japonicus This insightful piece about Daily Central correspondent John Oliver in the Grauniad is quite interesting, but what I want to highlight His earliest Daily Show appearances played almost exclusively on his Britishness; most Americans, he points out, hear his distinctively Brummie accent as standard Posh English. He once interviewed Tea Party activists while purporting to be off

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Forum on Muslim Americans Disrupted by Hundreds in Tennessee
Tennessee has been a hotbed of anti-Muslim activism for years, especially after plans were laid to build an Islamic center in Murfreesboro. There have been bomb threats and numerous conferences centered on the unfounded but widely hyped fear that Shariah law will somehow be imposed on Americans. The chapter of ACT! for America, an anti-Muslim [...]
Jeff Berry, Former Klan Leader, Dies at 64
Jeff Berry, former leader of the American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (AP Photo/April L. Brown) Jeffery Lynn Berry, who once headed the largest Ku Klux Klan group in the United States, often called the “bully-boy Klan,” died of lung cancer on May 31 at a hospital in Cook County, Ill., authorities confirmed today. He [...]
New Racial Incident Hits Texas Town, Site of Truck-Dragging Murder
After watching a surveillance video of two white male police officers slam a black woman’s head into a countertop and yank her to the floor by her hair in the town lockup, the Jasper, Texas, City Council voted unanimously on Monday to fire the men, less than a month after the brief but violent encounter [...]
Reward Doubled in Hunt for Neo-Nazi Murder Suspect
Fugitive David Gordon Jenkins The manhunt for a white supremacist suspected in the brutal beating death of a comrade affiliated with the neo-Nazi Aryan Nations has dragged on for more than two months and stretched from Tennessee to East Texas to New York state. Now, the U.S. Marshals Service has doubled the reward – from $2,500 to [...]

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Aloha, Workers’ Rights!
Labor activists rejoiced April 30 when both chambers of Hawaii’s state legislature passed the Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights. The law extends the protections of Hawaii’s wage-and-hours law to cooks, nannies and care providers, and protects them from discrimination based on race, gender and sexual orientation. Advocates cheered the bill as further evidence of the transformation occurring in
The Dirty Wars, Abroad and At Home
Last month, President Obama gave a much-talked about speech on U.S. national security policy, in which he discussed the so-called ‘war on terror’ and curtailing the use of drones strikes by the United States, which have increased exponentially since Obama took office in 2009.  One would hope that those commentators who hailed the speech as the beginning of the end of the ‘war on terror’ will a
Rethinking American Exceptionalism
"American exceptionalism" is perhaps the most misunderstood phrase in politics. If, like the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, we define "exceptionalism" as "the condition of being different from the norm" - then it's certainly true that America is exceptional. But we rarely stop to ask: Should we always want to be exceptional?    The assumption in our culture is

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"Conservative Reformers" Face Steep Climb
By @TedFrier Okay, I admit it. I am obsessed with the Republican Party and its transformation into a vessel for a right wing movement that, by my reading of history, rejects democracy in favor of some form of authoritarian "freedom" that represents the worldview of reactionary conservatives, and only those conservatives, and is also dedicated to the preservation of the white race as the dominant c

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Philosophy of the Starship: A Report
Stephen Ashworth’s April essay at Astronautical Evolution deals with a question of considerable scientific interest: When will Voyager 1 leave the Solar System? But writer, researcher and jazz saxophonist Ashworth also has a philosophical streak, writing articles so far this year on the prospects for a technological singularity, the role of space in a society threatened with ecological disruption,
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