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English: The waves at Porto Covo, west coast of Portugal. Stitch of four photos. Français : Des vagues à Porto Covo, côte Ouest du Portugal. Panorama composé de 4 photos. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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This is truly insane--Catholic employers now arguing that filling out a form violates their religious freedom: http://slate.me/1etqRdp
The Shift towards an Authoritarian Future: Why the West Slowly Abandons its Civil Liberties
globalresearch.ca
By Werner de Gruijter, Arnout Krediet and Sven Jense Politicians on both sides of the Atlantic who construct an
"We suspected one of them was an instrument of terror."
The
power of the consumer voice at work! General Mills announced today that
they have taken steps to remove GMOs from Original Cheerios.
Hawaii
is soon to become the first state in the US to enforce a plastic bag
ban. The ban was passed at the county level in every county in the
state. This is a great example of how small, local action can create big
change.
http://tinyurl.com/l4za4bg
In case you missed it, these college students' thesis topics are hilarious, depressing: http://slate.me/1d1MHYE
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This is truly insane--Catholic employers now arguing that filling out a form violates their religious freedom: http://slate.me/1etqRdp
The Shift towards an Authoritarian Future: Why the West Slowly Abandons its Civil Liberties
globalresearch.ca
By Werner de Gruijter, Arnout Krediet and Sven Jense Politicians on both sides of the Atlantic who construct an
"We suspected one of them was an instrument of terror."
The
power of the consumer voice at work! General Mills announced today that
they have taken steps to remove GMOs from Original Cheerios.
Hawaii
is soon to become the first state in the US to enforce a plastic bag
ban. The ban was passed at the county level in every county in the
state. This is a great example of how small, local action can create big
change.
http://tinyurl.com/l4za4bg
In case you missed it, these college students' thesis topics are hilarious, depressing: http://slate.me/1d1MHYE
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ise Women Media shared a link
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On the air at the top of the hour:
http://wisewomenmedia.blogspot.com/2013/10/wise-woman-media-with-anita-stewart.html
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Join me tonight while I interview Alexis Mariah Cruz, organizer with March Against Monsanto Tampa. She will tell us all about tomorrow's big event, part of a global happening and how our food and water supply have been taken over and corporate controlled. You do NOT want to miss this show...link to the show, we broadcast at 10PM EST, the archive is available forever...CALL IN or join us in the CHAT ROOM...
http://wisewomenmedia.blogspot.com/2013/10/wise-women-media-for-october-11-2013.html
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Read up on the HISTORY of Monsanto!
Wow!
Chyskhaan – Lord of the Cold, brother of Father Frost from Yakutia The legend says he is responsible of keeping the cold confined to specific latitudes, to specific heights, and to specific land masses. He keeps the Arctic and the Antarctic pristine with cold and snow. At Yule, the longest night and shortest day, people in the north gathered at shrines built in his name, and offered gifts to him to take away the cold and to allow the sun to return. The gifts were left at the shrine. Chyskhaan would gather up the gifts and redistribute them to those that were in need, keeping for himself what he needed to honour the magic he would work over the next several months. His magic would chase away the night and bring forth the sun. At the same time, he controlled how quickly the ice and snow would melt in order to avoid flooding out the villages and people that depended on him.
France 24 - Environment shared a link
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If you missed our latest show, no worries!
"Mercy Ships: Hospital of hope" is now online
"Mercy Ships: Hospital of hope" is now online
Bridge the Gulf shared a link.
Salt water and other contaminants in the sinkhole are inches away from seeping into the freshwater bayous nearby.
Assumption Parish officials fear the break in the berm could cause major environmental damage in the area, leaving them on high alert.
"It causes environmental risk for vegetation, trees, possibly fish and so forth. And that's what the containment is for, to keep the material in the sinkhole from getting out," said John Boudreaux.
Assumption Parish officials fear the break in the berm could cause major environmental damage in the area, leaving them on high alert.
"It causes environmental risk for vegetation, trees, possibly fish and so forth. And that's what the containment is for, to keep the material in the sinkhole from getting out," said John Boudreaux.
Bridge the Gulf shared a link.
But
Duval made no bones about his distaste for having to rule in favor of
the corps in the lawsuit, which focused especially on the failure of
floodwalls along the 17th Street and other outfall canals in New
Orleans.
“Often, when the King can do no wrong, his subjects suffer the consequences. Such is the case here,” he said.
"This story -- 50 years in the making -- is heart-wrenching," Duval said in his 46-page ruling. "Millions of dollars were squandered in building a levee system with respect to these outfall canals which was known to be inadequate by the corps' own calculations."
“Often, when the King can do no wrong, his subjects suffer the consequences. Such is the case here,” he said.
"This story -- 50 years in the making -- is heart-wrenching," Duval said in his 46-page ruling. "Millions of dollars were squandered in building a levee system with respect to these outfall canals which was known to be inadequate by the corps' own calculations."
Bridge the Gulf shared a link via EcoWatch.
In Texas -
“Regulators shouldn’t have to be pressured into doing their job to protect people like me from drilling impacts. If what has happened to me is happening to others, I completely understand why communities across the country are voting to ban fracking and drilling.” ~ Shelly Perdue, Parker County resident with drilling-polluted drinking water
“Regulators shouldn’t have to be pressured into doing their job to protect people like me from drilling impacts. If what has happened to me is happening to others, I completely understand why communities across the country are voting to ban fracking and drilling.” ~ Shelly Perdue, Parker County resident with drilling-polluted drinking water
Another
aspect of the lawsuit against BP and Chevron targets their construction
of “unlined earthen waste pits,” which the lawsuit describes as “simply
holes, ponds or excavations” that are dug into either the ground or a
marsh. Many of those pits were never
properly closed, the suit says, adding that BP and Chevron did not even
attempt to obtain permits to close them. The lawsuit also alleges that
BP has been illegally dredging canals throughout the region for their
oil and gas activities, without the necessary permits.
Ha!
the link between Vaccines and Autism is a myth? Autism in children has risen with the increase in Vaccines
Bill de Blasio is now Mayor of New York, whose residents include the world’s richest -- the captains of American industry, the titans of Wall Street. But also 52,000 homeless, of whom 22,000 are children – the highest level of homelessness since the Great Depression. New York is a microcosm of America. The Right sees nothing alarming about this degree of inequality, but it threatens the social fabric of our society, hobbles the economy, and undermines democracy. "We are called to put an end to economic and social inequalities that threaten to unravel the city we love," de Blasio said in his inaugural. "And so today, we commit to a new progressive direction in New York.” Does de Blasio’s election mark the beginning of a new progressive era similar in scope and achievement to the one that began in 1901, when another New Yorker, Teddy Roosevelt, became President of the United States?
I was going to make a "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" joke -- but this is actually really fascinating.
What do you think is happening?
What do you think is happening?
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