With
the signing of the renegotiated North American Free Trade Agreement
(NAFTA) on Nov. 30 as the migrant crisis at the border escalates, the
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement...
We
all make mistakes. If there is one thing that absolutely all human
beings share in common is that we all screw up. One way or another,
sooner or later, we all do it. If you’ve made mistakes...
It
consists of a net placed on the outlet of a drainage pipe that helps to
capture debris and keep the environment protected from contamination.
In summer 2018, authorities from the...
Depo-Provera
is a birth control shot that can sometimes cause spotting. It is a
common side effect, and there are home remedies that can help stop it.
Learn more here...
The
cardiovascular benefits of the Mediterranean diet are well-studied. A
new paper asks exactly how this eating pattern might benefit heart
health.
Dr.
Jeff Masters8 December 2018(Weather Underground) – Preliminary research
by precipitation expert Dr. Kenneth Kunkel of the North Carolina
Institute for Climate Studies...
11
December 2018 (NT News) – Did your air con just not cut it in Darwin
last night?Well, no surprises there because the Top End capital has just
sweltered through its hottest ever night...
Let
us hope that the Democrats do not decide to pursue impeachment, because
that would only create even more division in a country that is already
greatly divided...
Is it appropriate for a pastor to buy a $200,000 Lamborghini for his wife?
Last
night, I wrote about how Delaware Secretary of Education and Brandywine
Superintendent Dr. Mark Holodick broke the law by brokering a
Memorandum of Understand with the Buccini-Pollen...
Last
Spring, one of the most controversial pieces of legislation was House
Bill #454. This bill was a gift to Buccini-Pollen, a developer in New
Castle County. It waived the Voluntary...
The Malarkey From Freire Is Very Arrogant!
2 days ago
TweetCan
listening to the Beatles “When I’m 64” make you younger? In a word, no.
But listening to the latest episode of Have You Heard will definitely
make you smarter. Education...
TweetThe
latest episode of Have You Heard is inspired by a brand new, and must
read book: Ghosts in the Schoolyard, by sociologist Eve Ewing. Ghosts
excavates the long backstory...
December
14, 2018 Books November 19, 2018 Issue Hesse’s Arrested Development
The stories Hesse tells appeal to young people, because they keep faith
with the powerful emotions...
Singapore’s leadership one step ahead
a day ago
December
13, 2018 Singapore’s leadership one step ahead by Michael Barr,
Flinders University http://www.eastasiaforum.org After years of
winnowing through candidates...
Headaches
are a common complaint. Fortunately, there are many natural and home
remedies a person can use to get relief. Learn about them here.
Despite
facing some challenges, people with HIV can now live as long as anyone
else and enjoy happy and productive lives. Learn more about living with
HIV here...
Whilst
I was perusing this story about the possibilities of trauma being a
heritable thing, on my home office computer, my daughter came in to see
what I was up to, and to lavish some small...
Re-Posted
from The Conservative Tree House on December 13, 2018 by sundance Fox
News host and correspondent Harris Faulkner sits down with President
Trump for an extensive issue...
Re-Posted
from The Conservative Tree House on December 13, 2018 by sundance
Another Inspector General Michael Horowitz report; ..another exercise in
futility. The DOJ Office of...
Among
the many messes covered on today's BradCast [Audio link to full show is
posted below]... Trump can't seem to find anyone who wants to be his
new Chief of Staff. So, his son-in-law...
'Green News Report' - December 13, 2018
21 hours ago
IN
TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: Very bad news in the latest Arctic Report Card;
Coal state Democratic Senator gets top energy committee position;
Washington state Governor unveils ambitious...
From
The Duffel Blog. SANTA’S WORKSHOP — The North Pole is in the midst of a
readiness crisis as it struggles to fill its pilot ranks with qualified
reindeer, who are leaving the...
Wednesday weirdness
2 days ago
In
response to a request by 76 environmental groups, including Beyond
Nuclear, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has granted until January
9, 2019 for the public to comment on the...
Un
Special Rapporteur, Baskut Tuncak, who has already criticized Japan's
treatment of Fukushima "cleanup" workers, has urged Japan not to force
Fukushima evacuees back to the accident...
The
BBC published an article in October titled, "How chemical weapons have
helped bring Assad close to victory" in which it claims chemical weapons
have been "crucial" to Syrian...
British Spies Infiltrated Bernie Sanders' Campaign?
11 hours ago
The
Integrity Initiative, a British pseudo-NGO tasked with running
anti-Russian propaganda operation, was recently exposed. Further digging
into it revealed a much wider operation...
By Christian Jarrett. People experience love in many situations beyond just romantic relationships.
By Emma Young. The implications for the real-world experience of stress is far from clear.
Trains
helped build the United States into an economic powerhouse back in the
19th and 20th-century. Today, the legacy of trains is still felt, while
not always appreciated. In Ohio...
Out
in the Sonoran Desert in Imperial County, California, is an
experimental, sustainable and educational art installation called East
Jesus. Here, artists from all walks of life...
Assorted
content to end your week.- Jim Stanford discusses the decline (PDF) of
Australia's enterprise bargaining system (and associated lack of wage
growth).- Patrick Butler...
Thursday Morning Links
a day ago
This
and that for your Thursday reading.- Alex Hemingway and David Macdonald
point out the appalling wealth gap between British Columbia's
privileged few and most of the population.-...
New column day
a day ago
- Here, on the outside interference becoming the norm in elections everywhere - and the Saskatchewan Party's choice to avoid even the slightest steps to ensure that provincial elections...
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