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The fact that we're still talking about Bitcoin seems to suggest that it
has some staying power.
However, Jamie Dimon believes its standing as a currency will eventually
end.
Dimon, who is the CEO of JP Morgan, spoke with CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin
about the so-called digital cryptocurrency. And he went on the attack.
"It's a terrible store of value," said... more »
Your moment of Zen
A wish for our planet. [AFSC image]
Looks Like Huckabee Missed Those RNC Classes On How Republicans Should Talk To About The Ladies
This week, a 20-year old woman in Subalpur in West Bengal was sentenced to
be gang raped by the sick, deranged conservatives who run her village. The
village chief and the 13 rapists were arrested yesterday. After she
couldn't pay a 25,000 rupee fine ($459) for dating a Muslim man, the
village council decreed she be raped. She's in the hospital after the
brutal assault but has identified all 13 of her attackers.
Condemning the incident, a member of the National Commission for Women,
Nirmala Sawant Prabhavalkar, highlighted the plight of women in West Bengal
state and said that ju... more »
Holistic Living - A Definition
Since receiving your comments asking for posts on holistic living, I've
given the topic a lot of thought. While the way I live my life is holistic
in many ways, I've never really thought about it or considered it's
relationship to living green. To get us started, I'd like to share my
thoughts on what holistic living means to me. It is, by no means, the
absolute definition ... it is simply my definition and what I'll use as the
basis for future posts. Ready to explore the subject with me?
[image: Holistic Living - A headache can cause irritability.]
Have you ever noticed how a very sm... more »
Frye Festival: Frye & McLuhan (Video)
*Wikipedia:*
Northrop Frye (July 14, 1912 – January 23, 1991) was a Canadian literary
critic and literary theorist, considered one of the most influential of the
20th century.
An international literary festival The Frye Festival, named in Frye's
honour, takes place every April in Moncton, New Brunswick.
An excerpt from, *"Northrop Frye, 78, Literary Critic, Theorist and
Educator, Is Dead"* by Peter B. Flint, The New York Times, January 25, 1991:
The professor, who tracked voluminous themes and images to the Old and New
Testaments, was hailed by many scholars and reviewers as the... more »
Former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Paul Craig Roberts, and former Wall Street bond trader, Dave Kranzler, deduce how and why the Fed has been manipulating the price of gold, and they come to the stunning conclusion that the Fed has been stealing gold bullion loaned to them by foreign banks and selling it cheap to China. They further believe that the Fed has very little physical gold left, the selling of which has been the source of their cash to continue Quantitative Easing. When they finally run out of gold the "too big to fail" banks will fail anyway, and the currency markets will depreciate the dollar, making Chinese products much more costly for American consumers. Take heed America ...because you will not hear this from the "mainstream" media until it is too late.
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*Is the Fed’s ability to manipulate the price of gold running out?*
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Is the Fed’s ability to manipulate the price of gold running out?
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"A Look to the Heavens"
"This lovely starfield spans some seven full moons (about 3.5 degrees)
across the heroic northern constellation of Perseus. Just right of center
it holds the famous pair of open or galactic star clusters, h and Chi
Persei. Also cataloged as NGC 869 (right) and NGC 884, both clusters are
about 7,000 light-years away and contain stars much younger and hotter than
the Sun. Separated by only a few hundred light-years, the clusters are both
13 million years young based on the ages of their individual stars,
evidence that they were likely a product of the same star-forming region.
*Click ... more »
PUTTING THE PEACE ISSUE ON THE TABLE
- This art work above was made by Suzanna Lasker here in Maine. She's
become one of the most prolific political artists in the state. Maine has
a wonderful organization called the Union of Maine Visual Artists. They
support one another across the state and have been a great resource to our
progressive movements.
- The printer delivered our Global Network *Space Alert* newsletter
today and I began filling the many bulk orders that have come in from all
over the US and around the world. We didn't used to get many bulk orders
for our newsletter but o... more »
Say, aren't Floridians -- white ones, anyways -- SUPPOSED to carry guns (and stand their ground with 'em)?
*Robert Marucci -- "an admirable young man" in more than one way*
*"I think he's the most awesome person in the world. He stood up and he was
the man of the house when I couldn't be."*
*-- Robert's mother, Melyssa Lieb*
*by Ken*
Earlier versions of this story, it appears, have been circulating online
since the weekend, but I didn't catch up with it till a friend forwarded
the AOL Jobs account below (links onsite), with the subject line "An
admirable young man."
One aspect of his admirableness is reflected in the photo above. (Alas, AOL
didn't include any video. One suspects that t... more »
Children's Authors Beg Obama for Relief from Testing Insanity
Wish in one hand, and spit in the other; see which one fill up first.
From MSNBC, of all places:
Famed author and poet Maya Angelou and 120 other children’s book authors
are challenging President Obama’s national education policy over what they
call an “overuse and abuse” of standardized testing. They say the focus on
testing hurts children’s imaginations and has a negative impact on children’s
love of reading.
Obama’s signature education program, “Race to the Top,” has been criticized
for heightening the value placed on students’ performance on standardized
tests as an indicato... more »
An Opt Out must read.
I have been involved in the Opt Out movement for two years and have read
many articles and opinion pieces about boycotting high-stakes standardized
testing. This essay from the The New Yorker hits home on many levels,
including the history of testing, is the best piece I have read to date. A
must read:
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/comment/2014/01/the-defiant-parents-testings-discontents.html?mobify=0
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Thailand protests force Government to declare sixty day Emergency period for Bangkok ! Note the military is keeping a close watch on violence by the Government and a military coup has not been ruled out !
Catharsis Ours - 5 hours ago
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Thai antigovernment protesters waved national flags as they marched through
downtown Bangkok on Tuesday. Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
BANGKOK—The Thai government declared a state of emergency for 60 days in
Bangkok and nearby provinces to deal with the continuing antigovernment
protesters who h... more »
Two step test for Summary Judgment
Hryniak v. Mauldin, 2014 SCC 7:
Summary judgment motions must be granted whenever there is no genuine issue
requiring a trial. There will be no genuine issue requiring a trial when
the judge is able to reach a fair and just determination on the merits on a
motion for summary judgment. This will be the case when the process (1)
allows the judge to make the necessary findings of fact, (2) allows the
judge to apply the law to the facts, and (3) is a proportionate, more
expeditious and less expensive means to achieve a just result.
The new fact‑finding powers granted to motion judg... more »
China’s Coming Default?
*NZ’s rock star economy is relying heavily on China this year for our
economic progress. In this guest post, David Howden wonders how long
China’s own progress can last un-busted– and is pessimistic.*
Last June I pointed to four unfortunate facts in the Chinese economy.
1. Overall credit had increased to $23 trillion dollars, up from $9
trillion as recently as 2008.
2. This amount of credit was over 200 percent of GDP, an increase of 75
percentage points in just five years. (By comparison over the same period
the United States’ ratio of debt-to-GDP increased by 40 p... more »
Mariaromocasino Moves to the Edge: The Wagons Circle And Declare Wall Street Healed (Eyes, Ears and Noses Tightly Closed), PR Firms Solidly Engaged? (A Major Bust!)
I'm sure you've heard that the money honey, bond babe, Maria Bartiromo of
CNBC, has joined with the forces of evil, Fox News, and will now be hawking
her wares to the real rubes. I guess when the fake rubes won't buy anymore,
she's got to move on. My guess is she'll just be the first to leave CNBC
for Fox. As economic times worsen, the floodgates will open and all Hell
will descend on those
Your awakening from the illusion, from the unreality in which you have apparently been immersed for eons is imminent!
City Awaken by Younhee Paik
*Jesus Message from John Smallman*
*Your awakening from the illusion, from the unreality in which you have
apparently been immersed for eons is imminent!*
There is only the ONE! You all know that, even if many of you have trouble
accessing that knowledge, that deep inner knowing. God, our Father, the
Source of all that exists and in which all is contained, just IS. And the
Source is infinite, limitless, without boundaries – there is no beyond,
there is only within, which has neither beginning nor end, it just IS,
ALWAYS, EVERYWHERE. It is inevitable, una... more »
Raging libido
Well you can't spell Huckster without the Huck and here comes Mike Huckabee
peddling his own special brand of social populism. Huck is here to tell us
the GOP is not waging a war *on* wimmin, it's waging a war *for* the little
ladies. The real enemy is those evil oppressive Democrats.
Huckabee said Democrats rely on women believing they are weaker than men
and in need of government handouts, including the contraception mandate in
Obamacare.
"If the Democrats want to insult the women of America by making them
believe that they are helpless without Uncle Sugar coming in and providin... more »
Smoke On the Water and Fire in the Sky
Facts are inconvenient truths.
The above statement is a trope. It's a truism. It's many variations on the
sardonic commentary that you are entitled to your own opinion, but not your
own facts. Nobody likes it when they discover that you're just making shit
up as you go along, *lying* to get your own way.
Facts push non-factual accounts further and further and further out onto a
ledge where more and more witnesses can examine the merits and find them so
wanting that it's a 'meh' reaction when the non-factual account finally
leaps off into oblivion.
One of the defenses of non-factual... more »
9/11: Some Numbers
*"The Earth looked very beautiful from space, but I did not see our Great
Wall," *
*Yang Liwei,*
*First Chinese Man in Space*
*"As an interstate agency, the Port Authority was not subject to local laws
and regulations of the City of New York including building codes."*
*Some numbers: *
Number of properly issued death certificates in Lower Manhattan on the day
of 9/11:
*3*
Claimed loss of life on 9/11* - *
*2996*
Number of Fatalities claimed by live reportage by CBS News from St.
Vincent's Hospital, Lower Manhattan, around 6pm on the Day of 9/11:
*6*
Public funds (initially... more »
Monopoly Money, "IOUs" and Where's the gold anyway?
Time for another episode of "*As the world Turns*... its stomach!"
In our last episode, we saw the Federal Reserve making up new magic tricks
to try to save their asses by inventing $200 Billion for their bankrupt
cousins, the Tobigtofail Family. .....
This week, just so that our viewers don't think that this is just an
Americancentric show, we introduce you to the Chinese kingpins that also
seem to of lost their checkbook!!!!
.... ok enough with the cheesy 80's TV!!!
............ although seriously? It kinda is like watching a really
terrible 80's Soap Opera!!!
Bill posted thi... more »
Jan Schakowsky Draws A Pair Of Fringe Crackpots
Today's Illinois Republican Party… very sad
Any list of the most effective and dedicated progressives in Congress
wouldn't be complete without 8 term Chicagoland icon Jan Schakowsky. The
former public school teacher has been representing IL-09 since 1999, a safe
(D+15) blue district that covers the north end of Chicago's lake front from
just above Diversey Harbor, through Evanston, Wilmette and Winnetka, across
to Northbrook, Des Plaines and way out west to Arlington Heights. Although
some progressives grouse she is too ready to give Obama's less savory
agenda items the benefit of th... more »
Thaksin's Mad Dash to Sham Elections (Op-Ed)
Terrorism, boycotted elections, and now a draconian emergency decree are
the ingredients of dictatorship, not democracy.
*Image: Not entirely unlike North Korea, Thaksin Shinawatrais presiding
over what are essentially one-party elections,under a state of emergency
that allows him to censor, arrest,and otherwise silence all opposition.
This state of emergencywas enacted after a terror campaign admittedly
carried out byhis own supporters. It is not difficult to understand
whyprotesters are desperate to dislodge Thaksin from power.**January 22,
2014 *(ATN) - Torn from the pag... more »
The Secret War in Libya
*January 23, 2014* (Eric Draitser - Stop Imperialism) - The battles
currently raging in the South of Libya are no mere tribal clashes.
Instead, they represent a possible burgeoning alliance between black Libyan
ethnic groups and pro-Gaddafi forces intent upon liberating their country
of a neocolonial NATO-installed government.
On Saturday January 18th, a group of heavily armed fighters stormed an air
force base outside the city of Sabha in southern Libya, expelling forces
loyal to the “government” of Prime Minister Ali Zeidan, and occupying the
base. At the same time, reports from ... more »
You know what they say about men with big feet!
*THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2014*
*Can Salon repeat:* Early this morning, we clicked to Salon. This was the
excitable site’s featured news report:
*BIGFOOT EROTICA EXPERT SPEAKS*
Salon talks with Virginia Wade, author of highly popular sasquatch smut,
about the appeal of "monster porn"
TRACY CLARK-FLORY
At the start of the month, we made the announcement: Salon’s deliberate,
spectacular dumbnification had been the media event of 2013.
Somewhere in the great northwest, big ol' Sasquatch is strutting his stuff.
In Las Vegas, smart money says the gang at Salon may repeat.
Occupy Bangkok’s Quest to de-Thaksinize Thailand
[image: Occupy Bangkok 01-23-14]
January 23, 2014 (Eric Draitser - Stop Imperialism) - As hundreds of
thousands of protesters fill the streets of Bangkok demanding the ouster of
the Shinawatra government, the Western media continue their one-sided
portrayal of events in Thailand, misrepresenting the protests as
anti-democratic.
On January 13, 2014, the largest Thai protests in decades officially came
together under the banner*‘Occupy Bangkok’*. Demanding an end to the regime
of Thaksin and Yingluck Shinawatra, the protesters, who come from all
social classes and all walks of life, h... more »
AMERICA'S NUCLEAR RADIATION COVER UP 1946 - 1958 / BARBARIC RACISM
*Bravo nuclear explosion / Project 4.1 / March 1st, 1954*
*The Public Broadcasting Industry paid for and is now suppressing a
documentary film "Nuclear Savage" that explored nuclear testing in the
Marshall Islands 1946-1958 ~ that exposed Pacific Islanders to deadly
overdoses of radiation just to send a message and get more data on killing
and maiming people: Allen L Roland*
*The Republic of the Marshall Islands covers nearly a million square miles
of picturesque islands, thriving coral atolls, and crystal clear blue
waters …. undoubtedly one of the most interest... more »
"Treating Extreme Wealth As a Disease"
*"Treating Extreme Wealth As a Disease"*
By Rob Kall
“Psychiatry has been shifting to a model that is designed to identify
psychiatric pathologies in most of the population. If there are no
biological markers or indicators then the psychiatric diagnostic manual
puts together patterns of behavior. Once it's characterized there's, very
conveniently, a drug for that.
Using this Big-Pharma driven model of diagnosis creation, I'm partially
playfully and partially seriously offering some potential diagnostic
categories for the very wealthy. Remember, this is half satire, I am not a
m... more »
Ben Ginsberg surrenders some billable hours!
*THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2014*
*Gets praised by the nation’s top liberal:* We really felt sorry for poor
Jackie Calmes this morning.
Calmes strikes us as the sanest person at the New York Times. Through
absolutely no fault of her own, she had to report the recommendations from
Obama’s blue-ribbon panel about the best ways to reduce voting delays.
In the real world, this is what you call pap. Remember, these are just
recommendations—*nonbinding* recommendations:
CALMES (1/23/14): *Among the commission’s recommendations:*
*All citizens should be allowed to register to vote or update t... more »
Employment Stats UK
In preparing this week's forthcoming *Newsnight *reports I found myself
having a read of the latest Office for National Statistics report on UK
employment. It's not something I usually do (no, honestly!) but I might
well be doing so again as they are very interesting - as I hope you'll
agree.
So here are the nation's latest stats:.
• The number of people in employment in the UK is 30.07 million,
• The number of UK born people in employment in the UK is 25.68 million.
• The number of non-UK born people in employment in the UK is 4.38 million.
• The number of men working full-time is... more »
Guess what today is...
*besides Thursday.*
It’s National Handwriting Day
As a product of the 1950’s, I was taught Palmer Method handwriting. Today
most schools are abandoning the teaching of cursive all together. It’s
just another way of dumbing down the populace. It’s been years since I
taught religious ed at my church, but I still remember the shock at the
inability of the 7th through 12th graders to write cursive and forget about
even being able to write a complete sentence. Punctuation? Forget it. These
modern day geniuses couldn’t even print very well. Sadly, since I type so
much, my han... more »
No basis for US spinning Geneva communiqué to demand Assad’s resignation
Preconditions placed on attending the Geneva 2 conference insisted on by
the United States are detrimental to building a conducive environment for
ending the fighting in Syria.
Despite months of effort by diplomats and the international community, the
long-awaited Geneva 2 peace conference is in disarray. The opposition
Syrian National Coalition (SNC) – an exiled umbrella organization supported
by Western and Gulf states that represents a negligible segment of rebel
groups on the ground – has agreed to attend the talks under heavy pressure
from their backers. Division runs deep for... more »
'When writing the SPM, the authors are facing a dilemma: either they speak as scientists and…recognize that there are too many unknowns to make reliable predictions…or they try to convey what they “consensually” think…at the price of giving up scientific rigour. They deliberately chose the latter…they have distorted the scientific message into an alarmist message…'
'When writing the SPM, the authors are facing a dilemma: *either they speak
as scientists* and…recognize that there are too many unknowns to make
reliable predictions…*or they try to convey what they “consensually” think*…*at
the price of giving up scientific rigour*. *They deliberately chose the
latter*…they have *distorted* the scientific message into an alarmist
message… [bold added; click here for the full, unedited version]'
These are the words of one of the world's most distinguished physicists,
Pierre Darriulat. For nearly 50 years, his professional life has been
devoted to... more »
Newton's Third Law of Cartoon Physics
*Newton's Third Law of Cartoon Motion: *
*"Any body passing through solid matter will leave a perforation conforming
to its perimeter."*
Also called the *"silhouette of passage"*, this phenomenon is the
speciality of victims of directed-pressure explosions and of reckless
cowards who are so eager to escape that they exit directly through the wall
of a house, leaving a cookie-cutout-perfect hole.
The threat of skunks or matrimony often catalyzes this reaction.
If you found the above image either physically repulsive or actually
offensive, and the one immediately above it no... more »
RoboCon Pop Quiz : Spot the Difference!
Thwap asks a very good question :
What exactly is the difference between
1. Elections Canada and federal prosecutors granting immunity to Con deputy
campaign manager Andrew Prescott this month in the 2011 Guelph robocall
election fraud case, and
2. Elections Canada refusing to grant immunity to a group of donors willing
to testify about giving $1,000 each to Dean Del Mastro’s campaign,
allegedly in return for receiving $1050 back from Del Mastro's cousin.
*July 2012 : Elections Canada refuses immunity request for donors to Dean
Del Mastro*
"Elections Canada has rebuffed an offe... more »
'FALSE FLAG ATTACK COMING IN INDIA'
*David Headley's name is not on record in any US prison database.*
*"For all you know he may be back in Mumbai or Delhi laughing his head off
while plotting another attack!"*
David Headley's Last Laugh
*Ken Haywood 'of the CIA'. KEN HAYWOOD AND 'CIA TERRORISM' IN INDIA. The
Tehelka newspaper revealed that, in India,over 100 US Christian evangelical
groups were fronts for the CIA. (Tehelka)*
*A big false-flag terror attack is expected in India within the next few
months.*
*According to Satya Sagar: *
"A strategic terrorist attack" or "an abrupt and devastating economic
crisis en... more »
The latest stooshie
That report, which I mentioned a few posts ago, from the University of the
West of Scotland which claims to have found empirical, statistical evidence
that the BBC is biased against Scottish independence is now available to
read online, and is pleasingly compact.
Whatever your views on Scottish independence, the ensuing stooshie [noun
(Scotland): the disruption caused by a disagreement or
misunderstanding] has been interesting.
The BBC is not happy.
According to (pro-independence) former BBC Scotland host Derek Bateman, the
BBC is doing what it always does when presented with e... more »
“Almost Everything in 'Dr. Strangelove' Was True”
*“Almost Everything in 'Dr. Strangelove' Was True”*
by Eric Schlosser
“This month marks the fiftieth anniversary of Stanley Kubrick’s black
comedy about nuclear weapons, “Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop
Worrying and Love the Bomb.” Released on January 29, 1964, the film caused
a good deal of controversy. Its plot suggested that a mentally deranged
American general could order a nuclear attack on the Soviet Union, without
consulting the President. One reviewer described the film as “dangerous… an
evil thing about an evil thing.” Another compared it to Soviet propaganda.
Al... more »
Do YOU know what Chlorpropham is?
Chlorpropham... ever heard of it? I certainly hadn't until I watched this
awesome video put together by a 5th grader. Elise tells the story of her
project about sweet potatoes, and her effort to get one to sprout..... and
what she learned about the chemical Chlorpropham that is sprayed on a lot
of vegetables and fruit to stop them from sprouting...
Now, we all know about the evil of GMOs and pesticides, but have you ever
heard of this chemical Chlorpropham? I certainly had never heard of it
before! So I decided to do just a little bit of research - and I mean a
very little ... more »
Scriptwatch: Now they’ve even got Merrow!
*THURSDAY,
JANUARY 23, 2014*
*With respect to the public schools, it’s novels all the way
down:*According to the leading authority on his life, John Merrow “is a
broadcast
journalist who has reported on education issues for more than three
decades. He serves as the education correspondent for the PBS NewsHour
program.”
We’ve seen Merrow do sober work on the NewsHour. That’s why we were
disappointed by this recent post on his blog.
*Deeply* disappointed. Gack!
Merrow critiques a recent piece in which John Buntin compared and
contrasted Michelle Rhee and Diane Ravitch. We were amazed... more »
Important Health Report: 10 Things You Need To Know About Soy!
It has been a while since I put up any important health reports at my
blog... The last while I have been covering important world news, and the
ridiculous fighting that has been going on in this "truth movement"... I
figured it was time to take a slight detour and cover health issues that I
do find important enough to share with readers...
Recently, I have taken an interest in Soy and Soy protein, mostly at the
request of my better half who has had her own concerns about Soy in our
diet... And what I have discovered has been alarming... It seems that Soy
and Soy protein is EVERYWHER... more »
Inequality-- The Conservative Way
Did you read Ken's post last night about Davos and economic inequality? If
not, here's another chance. OK, so who doesn't love traveling by private
jet? I mean, everyone knows how sucky airplane travel has become, right?
Especially all the way to Davos! When I was president of Reprise, I had
several awesome private jets at my disposal if I needed to fly to New York,
which I did almost every month. I mean I did fly to New York. I didn't fly
by private jet. You know how many times I asked my assistant to book me one
of the jets? Never. Not once. A trip to New York on one of those bab... more »
THE NEW SAM-AND-COKIES: In search of a possible traffic study!
*THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2014*
*Part 3—Real conduct which did occur:* Last night, at the start of his
cable program, one of the era’s biggest con men offered an overview of the
Fort Lee fiasco:
MATTHEWS (1/22/14): Good evening. I’m Chris Matthews in San Francisco. Let
me start tonight with this:
Like barnacles on a boat, suspicious matters now cling to the New Jersey
governor’s office in Trenton. It began with an e-mail from Governor
Christie`s office setting the clock for “traffic problems in Fort Lee.”
Who struck up that conspiracy which led a deputy chief of staff to simply
aler... more »
Stephen Harper Receives Honorary Doctorate from Tel-Aviv University
I feel sorry for students and graduates of Tel-Aviv University, this must
be an embarrassment for them. I hope this doesn't damage the university's
long-term reputation. Harper's Netanyahu love-fest continues, many in
Israel are critical of Netanyahu's hardline politics, but Harper is blindly
obedient to the Israeli prime minister.
To top the day off, Harper visited a bird sanctuary named after him.
Canada and Nunavut
This week Canada's National Newspaper has had a special focus on the North
- and that is a good thing.
The main story clearly tried to understand Nunavut and put it in context -
but it is striking that in so doing the very distance between (the rest of)
Canada and Nunavut became obvious. And I don't mean physical distance only.
The story was of an adventurer in a strange land far from home -- and it is
very true that most Canadians haven't the faintest idea about the North.
The writer was clearly a visitor who would go home and stay there. The
sense of Nunavut being Canada, the ... more »
Connecticut Teacher Does Not Want Common Core; Weingarten Refuses to Validate the Sentiment
On January 17, 2014, veteran Connecticut teacher Elizabeth Natale wrote in
the Courant about her disillusion with the pressures of corporate reform
upon her West Hartford, middle-school classroom. In her article, Natale
makes it clear that the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) are part of that
disillusion– not only the CCSS assessments– but CCSS itself: When […]
Drinking with Bob: It's not because you're black. It's because you suck...
*why am I not surprised that Obama is still playing the worn out ridiculous
race card? *
I've also noted that people in Minnesota (my place of origination), are
mighty quiet about their "history making black POS president."
Hot Air notes today that MNSure, their highly touted insurance exchange, is a
complete and utter disaster. Any comments Obambots? Thought not...
You Are Out Of This World Valentine with Free Printable
[image: Housewife Eclectic: You Are Out Of This World with Glow In The Dark
Stars and Free Printable]
My third Valentine is perfect for just about any kid. Who doesn't love
those little Glow in the Dark stars that you stick to your ceiling and
stare at instead of going to sleep? This Valentine's are super affordable
to make because so many of those little stars come in one package, but they
have the wow factor of being something the kids actually like. Bonus points
for the favor not being candy.
This Valentine comes together super fast and most kids could probably make
them all ... more »
It's a Small World, Uber Alles
The crypto-fascist transformation is complete. The corruption is right
there, out in the open for all to see. Living, breathing human beings have
now been formally declared mere appendages to the piles upon piles upon
piles of cold hard cash dictating policy in America, and elsewhere.
The blaring headline in today's *New York Times* makes it official:
*Biggest Liberal SuperPac to Fund Possible Clinton Bid.*
If you think they got it back-asswards, then you got it right. It appears
that candidates don't even have to formally announce their own candidacies
any more. The Big Money is do... more »
Realtime global wind, temperature, cloud, rain, pressure map
*The ultimate realtime weather map for the inhabitants of our blue, not
green planet*
One month ago, we learned about Cameron Beccario's excellent global wind map
.
*Overlay: none*
He's been improving the web page at
earth.nullschool.net (you must click this!)
and it boasts many new functions. Note that you may always click the label
"earth" in the lower left corner of that page to get settings, legend
(meaning of colors: hover over a color on that scale for a second to see
the corresponding numerical value!), or make the settings disappear again.
*Overlay: wind. Winds nearly... more »
Ukraine: Cargill acquires stake in UkrLand Farming/food control = people control
*It's obvious the protests in Ukraine are cover for an overthrow. A coup
attempt. *
So, let's look at this as one of the myriad of reasons for that overthrow.
I have mentioned some of the other reasons in previous posts-
Nuclear industry. Banks. EU. NATO.
* Ukraine and the West's monopolization of the nuclear industry
*Ukraine Eurevolution? Who benefits? The EU and NATO
Control the people by controlling the food......................
Cargill, the US-based agriculture trading group, has doled out $200 million
for a stake in UkrLandFarming, Ukraine’s largest agribusiness holding, in a... more »
Has economic mobility declined?
No, says a new paper by Raj Chetty et al.:
"We present new evidence on trends in intergenerational mobility in the
U.S. using administrative earnings records. We find that percentile
rank-based measures of intergenerational mobility have remained extremely
stable for the 1971-1993 birth cohorts....[C]hildren entering the labor
market today have the same chances of moving up in the income distribution
(relative to their parents) as children born in the 1970s."
Anbar Before And After The Awakening Pt. IX: Sheikh Sabah Aziz Of The Albu Mahal
Sheikh Sabah al-Sattam Fahran al-Shurji Aziz is the primary sheikh of the
Albu Mahal tribe located in western Anbar that stretches into neighboring
Syria. After the 2003 invasion the tribe joined the insurgency to fight the
Americans and was actually allied with Al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI). In 2005 it
decided to turn on the Islamists for a number of reasons making it the
second tribe in the province to do so. Its revolt was short lived, however.
Sheikh Aziz’s story not only highlights the change in Anbar from rebellion
against the U.S., to fighting AQI, but also the beginning of a new S... more »
Vegan Recipe - Quinoa Mushroom Pilaf (Gluten-Free)
*I love the holidays and all the associated culinary indulgences. By
January, though, I'm ready to get back to healthy, clean food. While on
hiatus, I cruised the vegan boards on Pinterest and found a ton of recipe
inspiration. I also discovered some great blogs like the Gluten-Free
Goddess. Karina, head chef and blog owner, creates amazing dishes. All of
her recipes are gluten-free and quite a few are also vegan (check out her
Vegan Recipes Page).Karina graciously agreed to let me republish one of her
recipes here. It is a beautiful, healthy and delicious dish.*
Quinoa Mushroo... more »
Undergrads discover closest supernova since 1980s
*It was named SN 2014J*
If you're an undergrad and you are being shown a telescope, watch
carefully. You may very well find one of the most important dots that
temporarily appears in the skies. The BBC was among the first ones that
informed the public about the new observation:
Nearby supernova dazzles astronomers
The supernova was spotted during a telescope class at the University of
London Observatory led by Steve Fossey who may be expected to lick enough
milk from the kids' discovery to build his own Milky Way. That's what I
call good luck. Since that time, the new supernova was... more »
Downsized
What used to be a 19 oz can is now a 14 oz can. Same price. Same spot on
the shelf. No warning that we now get a third less chili for our money.
Tragically, this is "lunch" most days at the office.
“Class War Victors Get Higher on the Hog”
*“Class War Victors Get Higher on the Hog”*
by Chris Floyd
“On Monday, the New York Times featured, on the front page of its website,
a long piece of giddy gush about the latest trend in luxury hoteling:
super-suites for the super-rich, costing up to $28,000 a night. For more
than 1,100 words, the Times gives us an uncritical (indeed, adoring)
panorama of the new high-swankery expected by our owners as they
perambulate around the global plantation. There’s the $25,000-per-night
room in the New York Palace, a three-story “penthouse Versailles,” the
Times, all atremble with excitemen... more »
Untitled
*krewedelusion
Crowns DJ Soul Sister for 2014! ~NOLA DEFENDER ~via our pals
at MardiGrasParadeSchedule.com*
*French Quarter musician Steamboat Willie speaks out after attack on
friend, band mate ~Scott Satchfield, WVUE*
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http://www.wdsu.com/news/local-news/new-orleans/police-identify-two-in-french-quarter-musician-beating/-/9853400/24071916/-/j0s25n/-/index.html]
*One
arrested, one sought in beating of French Quarter musician ~WWLTV *
~According to a news release from the New Orleans Police Department,
*Reeshawn
Arnold and Terrell Belvin* are sought in connection with the crime... more »
Why Should Any Real Democrat Give Steve Israel DCCC Dues? His Agenda Is Antithetical To Real Democrats
Jennifer Garrison-- does she look sort of like Erin Zeigler?
Steve Israel, an ex-p.r. flack (and Blue Dog), who Steny Hoyer forced Nancy
Pelosi to appoint DCCC Chairman, got an idea. One of Israel's Long Island
neighbors, a constituent and on the board of the synagogue Israel attended,
wrote this on his blog a few months ago:
My "Representative" Steve Israel is more than someone with whom I disagree
with politically. He is a man with the moral fiber to stiff a Synagogue out
of thousands of dollars when he decided to move (a debt that was eventually
paid by an anonymous donor when a ... more »
What Are The 4 Myths The Nuclear Industry Wants You to Believe? with Arnie Gundersen
*16 January 2014*
http://fairewinds.org/media/fairewind...
http://tinyurl.com/mucfbxz
*In order to produce more nuclear electricity, the nuclear corporations and
proponents need you to believe that nuclear power is safe, no one has ever
died or become ill from nuclear power accidents, nuclear power will
counteract global warming, and it is the cheapest form of power. Listen to
Fairewinds' Arnie Gundersen tell you the truth about these myths.*
Steve Wing discussing cancer after Three Mile Island (Part 1)
http://fairewinds.org/media/fairewind...
http://tinyurl.com/lvy889q
Steve Wing... more »
Chris Christie " Bridgegate and Bullygate " scandals updates -- January 23 , 2014 - SCANDALS AND INVESTIGATIONS OVERSHADOW CHRISTIE INAUGURAL ...... Fallout: New poll shows steep drop in Christie’s numbers in New Jersey after Bridgegate
http://www.njspotlight.com/stories/14/01/22/scandals-and-investigations-overshadow-christie-inaugural/?p=all
SCANDALS AND INVESTIGATIONS OVERSHADOW CHRISTIE INAUGURAL
MARK J. MAGYAR | JANUARY 22, 2014
It was an Inauguration Day like no other, as Democratic leaders upstaged
Gov. Chris Christie by announcing agreement on a joint committee to
investigate Bridgegate and other alleged abuses of power by his
administration just minutes before his inauguration, then trekked over to
the War Memorial to listen to Christie deliver a speech that made no
mention of the crises that threaten to c... more »
The Liberal Paradox
Tom Walkom writes this morning that the public celebration of Jean
Chretien's 80th birthday underscores the paradox which is the Liberal Party:
The Liberals are a paradox. They build institutions and then demolish them.
They insist they walk the middle line even when they don’t.
They pride themselves on their crafty pragmatism. But they can be fooled
time and time again by their own PR.
Consider what happened during Chretien's fifty years in politics:
He was lauded for being part of the Liberal government that, 50 years ago,
worked to build and expand the great social programs of... more »
Detroit bankruptcy updates January 23 , 2014.....Pension and Detroit DIA bailout in the works ? Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder announced a plan Wednesday to commit $350 million in state funds to help shore up Detroit's pension funds and prevent valuable city-owned art from being sold to pay the bankrupt city’s debts.
Governor backs $350M plan for Detroit financial woes
January 22, 2014 4:54PM ET
The plan endorsed by Gov. Rick Snyder would help to sustain pensions,
historic art threatened by the city's bankruptcy
Topics: U.S. Economy Detroit
[image: Rick Snyder]
Gov. Snyder, pictured, said the plan was not a bailout, but a way to help
Detroit settle its bankruptcy and recover. Rebecca Cook / Reuters
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder announced a plan Wednesday to commit $350 million
in state funds to help shore up Detroit's pension funds and prevent
valuable city-owned art from being sold to pay the bankrupt... more »
On Public Schools and Common Core: Graff’s Critique of Ravitch
On Public Schools and Common Core: Graff\’s Critique of Ravitch. via On
Public Schools and Common Core: Graff’s Critique of Ravitch.Filed under:
PAUL THOMAS: Becoming Radical
John Cowperthwaite, Statistics and Central Planning
Interesting article here shared by a friend, Andrew Work, co-founder of
Lion Rock Institute (LRI), a free market think tank in Hong Kong. He is
also the CEO and Publisher of New Work Media, which publishes Harbour
Times, among others.
When Andrew was Executive Director of LRI, he would often mention to us Mr.
John Cowperthwaite, the main architect of Hong Kong's free trade, free
market philosophy and public policy. Today, Andrew posted this article in
his facebook page, No Statistics, No Mischief by Andrew Ferguson, about the
man.
Reposting portions of it here, original article is ... more »
Elections Canada and Legal Immunity
Here it is!
Elections Canada has rebuffed an offer of information about an alleged
reimbursement scheme involving Conservative MP Dean Del Mastro’s 2008
election campaign, saying it doesn’t have the authority to give witnesses
immunity from prosecution.
Toronto lawyer Allan Kaufman wrote to Elections Canada in June, offering
details of reimbursements of campaign donations allegedly paid by Deltro
Electric Ltd., a small Mississauga contractor owned by Del Mastro’s cousin,
David.
In exchange, Kaufman requested immunity for a group of donors who had each
given $1,000 to Del Mastro’s c... more »
Adobe Accept ACS4 Broken?
Adobe have long been associated with publishing and the development tools
associated with the development of content and although they have
successfully seen off the likes of Quark and established InDesign as the
tool of choice to many, they have long floundered in the area of DRM.
Today we read of their latest step change to introduce ACS5, which is aimed
at tightening the security and replacing the easily broken and much
maligned ACS4. There is a question as to whether it will be widely adopted
and also of whether how quickly it will be broken by those who wish to
break it. There... more »
A Google Maps Easter Egg - Doctor Who related
View Larger Map
Go to Earls Court Station in Google maps and locate the police telephone
box outside the station or just put the search location in as "Police
Telephone Box" and enter Street View. As you get close to the police
telephone box you'll see a set of double >> pointing at it. Click on them
and enjoy a Doctor Who treat...
Muslim outrage in perspective
Thanks to Harry's Place for the cartoon spot.
All Wars are Bankers' War - youtube link not allowed
please watch and share. Youtube do not allow posting of links.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hfEBupAeo4
*Published on Feb 4, 2013*
Written and spoken by Michael Rivero. The written version is here:
http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTI...
Video by Zane Henry.
This video is in the public domain. The producers have waived their
copyright to this video.
Listen to a post production conversation between the producers by clicking
on this mp3: https://soundcloud.com/eonitao-state/...
You are welcome to make copies and to distribute this video freely. A free
downloader is available here... more »
Buh-bye Shelly, don't cry...
Juxtapose.
Harper government Cabinet Minister Shelly Glover is rightfully under
scrutiny with regard to $1200 *donated* at a fundraising organized for the
CPC, held at a private residence in her riding.
*Groups from the Manitoba arts and culture community, who lobby Ottawa for
money, were invited to a fundraiser last week on MP Shelly Glover’s
behalf.Federal rules say cabinet ministers can’t solicit money from anyone
who may have lobbied or may lobby them in the future.Glover and event
organizers said the gathering was strictly to raise money for the party’s
local riding a... more »
1938 Doniphan 7th and 8th Grade Students
A newspaper clipping that has my Aunt Gloria Hildebrand with her
classmates. Mrs. Hageman was also my 8th Grade teacher.
BEAUTY - Rino Stefano Tagliafierro - animatic'd art
well this is kinda interesting (read HORRIFICO MAXIMO),
BEAUTY is a short film made by Rino Stefano Tagliafierro, using classical
and gothic art as animated vignettes.
WARNING: not all this highly-subjective art content is safe for family
viewing.
SEX, DRUGS AND MERCENARIES
*The child sex trade, supported by the police and politicians.*
*Zen Gardner has written: Not Without Our Consent*
*According to Zen Gardner:*
Wars, and other bad things, happen - because we trust the bad people and
cooperate with the bad people.
For example, "no worldwide massacres would happen without soldiers."
Why do we allow the bad people to get away with it?
"Because waking up to the true reality around us is too much work, and way
too uncomfortable."
*Too many people trust the military, the royal families, the scientists,
the TV newsreaders and the religious leaders.*
... more »
Evidence of Potential Censorship of Tepco Cam and Strange Anomalies
Majia's Blog - 21 hours ago
I have pretty good evidence of potential censorship of the TEPCO cam, which
I watched for over 8 hours today while doing other work. (The TBS cam was
black all day)
On the TEPCO cam, hot gasses could be seen streaming UP the front of the
screen-all day. I realize weather conditions played a role in making those
hot gasses more visible. However, today's effects cannot all be explained
by weather conditions.
At one point a quick change in the image caught my eye. Look at these two
shots carefully. They were taken 7 minutes apart. The shot immediately
below was taken at 5:57
<img alt... more »
Cost of Recession and Austerity in Convenient Clock Form
You've probably heard of the U.S. Debt Clock. I'm not linking to it because
its goal is to strengthen deficit hysteria, one of the techniques used to
try to destroy the welfare state.
But have you seen the U.S. Lost Output Clock? This is much more
informative, showing us just how high the cost of recession and slow
recovery (due to austerity, especially at the state and local level) has
been. The total now stands at over $5.2 trillion. (H/t @nielsandeweg and
Dean Baker)
Here is the clock as of about 2:00pm EST January 22:
United States Lost Output Clock
$5,202,951,507,765
Lost Nati... more »
Wealthy Have Become Blinded To the Needs of the Lower Classes?
One danger that such wealth brings is that many who have it become blinded
to those who don't. So, the news that most of our congress critters are now
in the millionaire class speaks volumes about why this institution of
American democracy is so undemocratic. It has been striving ceaselessly to
provide more government giveaways to Wall Street bankers, corporate
chieftains and other
The Root Of Economic Inequality Goes Right Back To Inequality In Educational Opportunity
One of the brightest hopes for progressive governance in the L.A. area
going forward-- not garden variety, corrupt Democratic Party hackish
governance but *progressive* governance-- comes from Micah Ali, president
of the Compton Board of Education and a candidate for the 64th Assembly
District open seat. I've known Micah for many years and he's been a go-to
expert for this blog on reforming California's educational system. This
guest post once again deals with an issue he never stops putting in
people's faces: the value to society and to the individual of early
education programs.... more »
Inequality-- The Conservative Way
Did you read Ken's post last night about Davos and economic inequality? If
not, here's another chance. OK, so who doesn't love traveling by private
jet? I mean, everyone knows how sucky airplane travel has become, right?
Especially all the way to Davos! When I was president of Reprise, I had
several awesome private jets at my disposal if I needed to fly to New York,
which I did almost every month. I mean I did fly to New York. I didn't fly
by private jet. You know how many times I asked my assistant to book me one
of the jets? Never. Not once. A trip to New York on one of those bab... more »
Syrian Foreign Minister Wallid Muallem To UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon: Syria Always Keeps Its Promises
*Ban Ki-moon: Dance for your masters in D.C. and then get off the stage.
That is your only job.*
An excerpt from, *"Syria's Foreign Minister clashes with UN Secretary
General Ban Ki-moon at peace conference,"* The Sydney Morning Herald:
*Ban:* Can you just wrap up in one or two minutes?
*Moallem: *No, I can't promise you, I must finish my speech. ... You live
in New York, I live in Syria. I have the right to give the Syrian version
here in this forum. After three years of suffering, this is my right.
*Ban: *We have to have some constructive and harmonious dialogue, please
refrai... more »
Neil Young Draws Blood from the Oil Sands Development
I never knew that. Neil got the CAPP to admit that even using their
maximum minimum spin on a daily basis the Oil Sands extraction creates half
the green house gases as all the cars in Canada. Thats sick!
I am for reasonable development of resources, but that number does not
sound reasonable. How much energy is produced on a daily bias by all those
cars? So a similar amount of energy is being used to produce just bitumen,
which then needs to be further refined? This sounds like a terribly
inefficient use of energy. At this point I think we should ask Norway what
to do!
I would lov... more »
UN: Mining industries increase sexual violence in Indian country
Mandan,
Hidatsa, Arikara land, North Dakota 2011
Photo Brenda Norrell
James Anaya:
Oil and gas industry and mining increasing sexual violence and birth
defects in Indian country
By UN Special Rapporteur for Indigenous Peoples, James Anaya
International Expert Group Meeting on the theme: “Sexual health and
reproductive rights: articles 21, 22(1), 23 and 24 of the United
Nations
Mohawk Nation News 'Palest'Indian Issue'
PALEST’INDIAN
ISSUE
Posted on January 22, 2014
MNN. Jan. 22, 2014. The common denominator of the corporations called
“Canada” and “Israel” is, they are both founded on crimes against
humanity bordering on genocide.
“Corporatist dating service was right. We have so much in common!”
Canadian CEO Harper falsely claims to speaks for the majority of
Canadians while giving
Mexican Citizens Topple Cartels And Are Rewarded With Government Retaliation ......Confirmed: The DEA Struck A Deal With Mexico’s Most Notorious Drug Cartel ..... Why is there a war on Drugs again if both the US and Mexico line up with various Drug Cartels anyway ?
Mexican Citizens Topple Cartels And Are Rewarded With Government Retaliation
[image: Tyler Durden's picture]
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/22/2014 18:21 -0500
- Corruption
- FBI
- Mexico
- national security
- Totalitarianism
- Transparency
inShare2
*Submitted by Brandon Smith via Alt-Market blog,*
There is one rule to citizen defiance that, in my opinion, surpasses all
others in strategic importance; and it is a rule that I have tried to drive
home for many years. I would call it the “non-participation principle” and
would summarize it as follows:
*Wh... more »
Sneak peek of @unitedoptout version of Dvorak, only available if you register for their spring event in Denver.
This will be a playable deck of collectible trading cards, people, of all
those involved (Defenders) and those against (Deformers). I have not seen
anything else like it, anywhere, so get your hands on this one-of-a-kind
item. That is, only if you register, and pick them up in person in Denver,
although we may make […]
Economic inequality will become a thing of the past with a wave of the magic wand at the Masters of the Universe World Economic Hoedown in the Alpine Fairyland of Davos,
*The Alpine Fairyland of Davos, site of the Mastersof the Universe Annual
World Economic Hoedown*
*"[J]ust days after a stunning report was issued by Oxfam saying that the
85 richest people in the world are as wealthy as the poorest half of the
global population, or about 3.5 billion people[,] a good chunk of those 85
are likely to be fretting on the slopes about this horrible state of
affairs."*
*-- Al Kamen, in his WaPo "In the Loop" report*
*by Ken*
Ooh, that economic inequality! It makes me so mad, I could just spit!
Economic inequality is like the weather. Everybody talks ab... more »
Goodness gracious, the PARCC samples are ready! Thanks @PARCCplace
Is there no irony sensed that PARCC Place is a play on words of the most
expensive place on the Monopoly board? Ok, let’s shoot on over to PARCC
Place, then, and see what they’re about. Let’s practice! Damn it!! All
right, all right. I’ll play along. Even though all the cool kids use
Chrome. […]
Court rules in favor of Native Youths attacked in Flagstaff Arizona
Racism
in Flagstaff Arizona
Court rules in favor of Native Youths attacked at Flagstaff Dew Downtown
event
City council and mainstream media continue to ignore racist attack
By Indigenous Action Media
Posted at Censored News
FLAGSTAFF, Arizona — A Flagstaff Judge ruled today that Snowbowl ski
area supporter Lindsay Lucas, must pay restitution for assaulting two
Native Youth at a
Chet Raymo, “Roofs”
*“Roofs”*
by Chet Raymo
"It would be well, perhaps, if we were to spend more of our days and nights
without any obstruction between us and the celestial bodies, if the poet
did not speak so much from under a roof, or the saint dwell there so long."
Good advice, Mr. Thoreau.
I came here to this island for its unobstructed sky. Built a house called
Starlight House. I'm no poet or saint, but I settled in to nurse what
slender gifts I have. The sky has not disappointed. Except occasionally. We
have just come off a rare four-day string of cloudy days, and the celestial
bodies have been... more »
With all due respect @jeffbcdm, this doesn’t sound like a good idea at all
There are a lot of folks out there nibbling at the edges of this Common
Core ordeal. We get it, it’s a “flashpoint,” or what have you. It’s tough
to debate because so many emotions enter the conversation; that is, if you
care about this sort of thing. I think a poll of the larger […]
Untitled
*Has Big Oil & Gas’ Undeclared Liabilities Undermined Confidence in the
Industry? ~Dr. Ezra Boyd, DisasterMap.net*
Tower 217 Breathes Life into Classic GI Building
A classic tower in downtown Grand Island finds new life. It won't be the
luxury hotel that had been proposed, but there's hope it will spur
redevelopment efforts.
"Either somebody has to do something with the building, or the building has
to come down," City Planning Director Chad Nabity said.
City leaders don't have to worry about the Masonic Temple coming down if
Amos Anson has anything to say about it.
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$100,000 shoplifting ring busted at Albuquerque store
If you've ever shopped at the Mexico Lindo store on South Broadway, you know two things: the shop has a good selection of products and the prices are unbeatable. But authorities discovered the owner was stocking his shelves with merchandise stolen from local merchants in the Albuquerque area, and after a four month investigation, the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Department moved in. More* Consider the source. J.P. Morgan is one of what I suspect as Robber Barons even today.
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