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P.F. Chang's Reverts to Manual Credit Card Processing After Data Breach
Restaurant chain P.F. Chang's admitted on Friday that customers' credit and debit card data was compromised in a recent hack, and is now reverting to a manual credit card imprinting system in all its continental United States locations. "This ensures our guests can still use their credit and debit cards safely in our restaurants as our investigation continues," CEO Rick Federico said in
Starclear w/ Jeffery Seelman – Guest Veronica Vela
Veronica Vela began her studies of natural healing and metaphysics while learning to sail in the Gulf of Mexico in the late seventies. Having sensitive ears, it was difficult to dive, and learning how to dive was one of the skills she had intended to master. While living in the Gulf on a beautiful Island called Anna Maria, she discovered the vast library of several great natural healers and mystic
Chris Christie Shows Jimmy Fallon Every Embarrassing Dad Dance Move
What's worse than a dad dancing? Two dads dancing. Jimmy Fallon and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie prove this point with a short history of typical dad dance floor moves See also: Jennifer Lopez Challenges Jimmy Fallon to a Tight Pants Competition All the classics are there: the "belt grabber," the "dance you do at a Springsteen concert" (a Christie favorite), and, of course,
It’s climate apostasy again: Institute for Policy Studies terminates skeptic who cares about Africans more than climate modelers
Caleb Rossiter No dissent over any point allowed. There shall be no other God than Carbon Reduction and the holy climate models! The religious climate cult followers have shunned a long term member for the sin of saying the unthinkable. Caleb Rossiter, masters in Mathematics, was a fellow of the Institute for Policy Studies for 23 years until last month when he wrote these heinous lines in the Wa
Facebook Messenger Gets Instant Video Messaging
Facebook has updated its Messenger app for iOS and Android devices, giving users the ability to record and send 15-second video messages Version 6.0 of the app also adds a feature called "Big Likes" — when you really like something, press and hold to send an even bigger "thumbs up" sign See also: Facebook, You're Not Alone: 5 Accidental App Launches That Aren't Slingshot The ne
Tesla Allows Rivals to Use Its Intellectual Property to Develop Electric Vehicles
Via: Tesla Motors: Yesterday, there was a wall of Tesla patents in the lobby of our Palo Alto headquarters. That is no longer the case. They have been removed, in the spirit of the open source movement, for the advancement of electric vehicle technology. Tesla Motors was created to accelerate the advent of sustainable transport. […]
17 'Game of Thrones' #TBT Photos Worthy of the Nostalgia Throne
Prior to beheading enemies and patronizing brothels, the Game of Thrones actors wore shoulder pads and embraced '90s fashion. It's #ThrowbackThursday in Westeros, y'all. See also: 'Game of Thrones' + Disney = A Twisted Fairy Tale Something about Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish with Justin Timberlake's '97 highlights just doesn't make him seem as sinister. And would a brunette Daenerys Targ
Marc Morano on Canadian TV: Americans are jealous of Abbott and Harper
In an interview with Ezra Levant on Sun News Canada, Marc Morano (Climate Depot) says: ‘I am jealous of the leadership of Canada & Australia. It is so sad being in America’ – ‘The rest of the world is abandoning carbon pricing as the U.S. is jumping right in’ It’s like two junior partners of the Anglosphere are rejecting the senior partner” — Ezra Levant Watch Here. Marc Morano talks about
Proof That Google Glass Can Be (Kinda) Fashionable
If there's one prevailing complaint about Google Glass, it's that it looks weird on your face. People get freaked out when they're talking to someone who has a noticeable camera attached to their eyewear. But in recent months, the company has made moves for the wearable tech to appear more fashionable — especially now that it's available to everyone. It announced a collaboration with fashion desi
1961: Two Nuclear Bombs Nearly Detonated in North Carolina
Via: CNN: On a January night in 1961, a U.S. Air Force bomber broke in half while flying over eastern North Carolina. From the belly of the B-52 fell two bombs — two nuclear bombs that hit the ground near the city of Goldsboro. A disaster worse than the devastation wrought in Hiroshima and Nagasaki […]
Does your educational organization believe in redemption?
I saw this poster recently in a middle school. And I confess it struck me the wrong way… Do we really want to send the message to young adolescents that character is nonrecoverable, lost with a single mistake? Or do we want to send messages about learning from mistakes – even really bad ones – and personal growth? I think the latter… Is your school a place that believes in student redemption? Do
Do magnetic flips cause mass extinctions ?
The periodic reversal of the Earth's magnetic field may play a key role in mass extinction events. There have been many mass extinctions throughout th...
A Storied Glossary of Iconic LGBT Flags and Symbols
LGBT Pride parades are famous the world over for their exuberant yet message-driven theme. Part celebration, part march for equal rights, the parades are often distinguished by lively participants who brandish colorful flags, symbols and signs. But what does each color of the pride flag represent? What's the terrible past behind the pink and black triangles? Who created the transgender pride symbo
17 Wildest Things at the World Cup Opening Ceremony
Olé, olé, the World Cup has begun Brazil marked the beginning of its futbol festivities on Thursday with a grand opening ceremony that confused most viewers, but did manage to give us a plethora of ideas for our next Halloween costumes See also: 10 World Cup Twitter Accounts You Need to Follow There were dancing trees and running flowers and human soccer balls. Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull sang and
Cantor Unverified; RW Terrorism; MS Mystery; CA Recounts Only for the Rich: KPFK 'BradCast'
It's been a stupid busy news week this week, but I tried to fit as much of it as possible into this week's BradCast on KPFK/Pacifica Radio. So grab a pencil to take notes and buckle up before listening. We've got a lot of exclusive reporting for you in this week's episode! Among the stories covered this week: The ignored and unverified votes in the Eric Cantor Bombshell/Guessing Game; the shameful
Countdown to ISTE 04: Social studies blogs (aka THE PUSH 2014)
If you were asked to nominate a very short list of blogs for social studies educators to read / subscribe to, what would you share? Please submit to the list! What are some excellent social studies blogs that P-12 social studies educators should be reading? We need both elementary and secondary examples. Please contribute, see the responses, AND share this post with others so that we can get the b
Women of the World: Dump Kimye, Tackle Climate Change
"No one ever said on her death bed, 'I wish I'd spent more time on Facebook,'" says attorney and media correspondent Lisa Bloom A more likely scenario: regret that she didn't do more to save her grandchildren from rising carbon dioxide levels, because she was too boys scrolling her News Feed and flipping through Us Weekly. Bloom believes Western society's current preoccupation with trivi
'Green News Report' - June 12, 2014
IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: GOP Leader Eric Cantor defeated by climate denier who doesn't want you to know that he's a denier (and for good reason); Australia sees hottest 2 years on record, but their Prime Minister is a global warming skeptic; Historic heat results in riots in India; PLUS: Tesla is giving away its secrets --- for free!... All that and more in today's Green News Report! Listen
Are Demons Increasing in Power and Influence in Our World Today?
Part I: Do Angels and Demons Exist? In order for us to explore the wider issue of demonic influence, let us first address the skeptics and naysayers who argue that, because there is no clear proof of spiritual life forms. Only then can we turn to the more general discussion of their influence. Let’s start with a simple premise: The universe is likely filled with sentient life forms of mind-bogg
Starbucks to Start Offering Wireless Charging in San Francisco
Starbucks is planning to add another bit of ambiance to its stores: wireless charging for smartphones. The company has announced it's in the early stages of a national deployment of Powermat chargers — little circular pads embedded in counters and tabletops that juice up compatible devices. See also: $54.75 Will Buy You the World's Most Expensive Starbucks Drink Pads will show up in San Francisco
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