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in Spring? It’s normal for fires to peak in Spring in NSW Greg Mullins
is a former Fire and Rescue NSW commissioner and a councillor on the
Climate Council, he implies in the Sydney Morning Herald that this is
abnormal and that fires are starting earlier: If anyone tells you, “This
is part of a normal cycle” or “We’ve had fires like this before”, smile
politely and walk away, because they do
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mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2019-11-12%20James%20Corbett.mp3"][/audio]
The US government armed Osama Bin Laden; it armed Saddam Hussain with
chemical weapons to be used against Iran in 1980; it armed the very
groups that later became ISIS. Yet we are sold an entirely different
yarn by the US government and its lap dog MSM. Today I have invited
James Corbett on the show to very cl
In 1946 fires burned in an “almost unbroken chain from Brisbane to
Townsville”. They lit up the sky at night, pushed plumes of smoke 3,000
ft in the sky, that looked like “Bikini Atoll”. And this was July… Qld
1946: Now that’s what I call Hazard Reduction Believers of
man-made-weather say that warmer drier conditions and longer fire
seasons are preventing hazard reduction burns. Aside from the fa
Fires
in Spring? It’s normal for fires to peak in Spring in NSW Greg Mullins
is a former Fire and Rescue NSW commissioner and a councillor on the
Climate Council, he implies in the Sydney Morning Herald that this is
abnormal and that fires are starting earlier: If anyone tells you, “This
is part of a normal cycle” or “We’ve had fires like this before”, smile
politely and walk away, because they do
[audio
mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2019-11-12%20James%20Corbett.mp3"][/audio]
The US government armed Osama Bin Laden; it armed Saddam Hussain with
chemical weapons to be used against Iran in 1980; it armed the very
groups that later became ISIS. Yet we are sold an entirely different
yarn by the US government and its lap dog MSM. Today I have invited
James Corbett on the show to very cl
In 1946 fires burned in an “almost unbroken chain from Brisbane to
Townsville”. They lit up the sky at night, pushed plumes of smoke 3,000
ft in the sky, that looked like “Bikini Atoll”. And this was July… Qld
1946: Now that’s what I call Hazard Reduction Believers of
man-made-weather say that warmer drier conditions and longer fire
seasons are preventing hazard reduction burns. Aside from the fa
blogger-following
Holy clearance, Mickey! Who needs Disney+ when you have Frozen 2 star
Kristen Bell (and also Jimmy Fallon) singing the best 17 seconds from 17
classic Disney songs? Their takes on the overwrought duets of the 90s
(and Fallon's Elton John impression) rivals the ones you do alone in
your car; and Bell's "What do you call 'em? Oh, feet, duh " has me
wishing they'd remake a bunch of Disney movies wit
Forget the Christmas tree — this year Stephen Colbert is all about his
"impeachment tree." "It's got all the traditional ornaments," the Late
Show host explains in the clip above. "The star on top is the transcript
of Trump's 'perfect phone call. We've got plenty of other ornaments
too. Let's see... oh, we've got the Quid Pro Snow... got some pictures
of some of the other presidents who've been i
The
long-running mystery of methane on Mars has now been joined by another
perplexing enigma - oxygen. NASA's Curiosity rover has made some
fascinatin...
Via:
NPR: The Supreme Court has denied Remington Arms Co.’s bid to block a
lawsuit filed by families of victims of the Sandy Hook school massacre.
The families say Remington should be held liable, as the maker and
promoter of the AR-15-style rifle used in the 2012 killings. The court
opted not to hear the […]
A
video has emerged showing an alleged Bigfoot charging towards a boy who
was walking in the woods. The footage, which was uploaded to the
YouTube cha...
Holy clearance, Mickey! Who needs Disney+ when you have Frozen 2 star
Kristen Bell (and also Jimmy Fallon) singing the best 17 seconds from 17
classic Disney songs? Their takes on the overwrought duets of the 90s
(and Fallon's Elton John impression) rivals the ones you do alone in
your car; and Bell's "What do you call 'em? Oh, feet, duh " has me
wishing they'd remake a bunch of Disney movies wit
Forget the Christmas tree — this year Stephen Colbert is all about his
"impeachment tree." "It's got all the traditional ornaments," the Late
Show host explains in the clip above. "The star on top is the transcript
of Trump's 'perfect phone call. We've got plenty of other ornaments
too. Let's see... oh, we've got the Quid Pro Snow... got some pictures
of some of the other presidents who've been i
The
long-running mystery of methane on Mars has now been joined by another
perplexing enigma - oxygen. NASA's Curiosity rover has made some
fascinatin...
Via:
NPR: The Supreme Court has denied Remington Arms Co.’s bid to block a
lawsuit filed by families of victims of the Sandy Hook school massacre.
The families say Remington should be held liable, as the maker and
promoter of the AR-15-style rifle used in the 2012 killings. The court
opted not to hear the […]
A
video has emerged showing an alleged Bigfoot charging towards a boy who
was walking in the woods. The footage, which was uploaded to the
YouTube cha...
news
US electric carmaker will build battery factory in Berlin, says boss
Elon Musk The Tesla boss, Elon Musk, has said Brexit uncertainty played a
role in the firm’s decision to build its first European factory in
Germany rather than the UK. The billionaire entrepreneur revealed that
the firm’s European battery plant would be built on the outskirts of
Berlin. Continue reading...
Authorities working to contain outbreak of disease that is worse than
bubonic plague Two people in China have been diagnosed with plague, the
latest cases of a disease more commonly associated with historical
catastrophe. Plague is caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis and can
arise in three forms – a lung infection, known as pneumonic plague; a
blood infection, known as septicemic plague; and
Ihor
Kolomoisky may be Ukraine’s most powerful businessman. With the
impeachment spectacle rattling Kiev, he says it is time to give up on
the West and rebuild ties with Moscow.
“Venice is on its knees,” the city’s mayor said Wednesday.
Calling
out immigrants who do not wear a poppy in memory of WWI veterans got
legendary Canadian sportscaster Don Cherry fired and further polarized
the nation struggling to reconcile "woke" values with its history and
tradition. Red poppy badges are a must-have accessory around Remembrance
Day - November 11 - across the British Commonwealth, symbolizing the
armistice that ended the First World War
At
least 24 people have died and more than 2 million displaced after
Tropical Cyclone 'Bulbul' hit coastal areas of Bangladesh and the states
of West Bengal and Odisha in north east India. Bulbul made landfall in
West Bengal on 09 November, 2019, with wind gusts of 135 km/h. According
to media reports, the fatalities and much of the damage were the result
of the strong winds. Over 26,000 houses ha
US electric carmaker will build battery factory in Berlin, says boss
Elon Musk The Tesla boss, Elon Musk, has said Brexit uncertainty played a
role in the firm’s decision to build its first European factory in
Germany rather than the UK. The billionaire entrepreneur revealed that
the firm’s European battery plant would be built on the outskirts of
Berlin. Continue reading...
Authorities working to contain outbreak of disease that is worse than
bubonic plague Two people in China have been diagnosed with plague, the
latest cases of a disease more commonly associated with historical
catastrophe. Plague is caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis and can
arise in three forms – a lung infection, known as pneumonic plague; a
blood infection, known as septicemic plague; and
Ihor
Kolomoisky may be Ukraine’s most powerful businessman. With the
impeachment spectacle rattling Kiev, he says it is time to give up on
the West and rebuild ties with Moscow.
“Venice is on its knees,” the city’s mayor said Wednesday.
Calling
out immigrants who do not wear a poppy in memory of WWI veterans got
legendary Canadian sportscaster Don Cherry fired and further polarized
the nation struggling to reconcile "woke" values with its history and
tradition. Red poppy badges are a must-have accessory around Remembrance
Day - November 11 - across the British Commonwealth, symbolizing the
armistice that ended the First World War
At
least 24 people have died and more than 2 million displaced after
Tropical Cyclone 'Bulbul' hit coastal areas of Bangladesh and the states
of West Bengal and Odisha in north east India. Bulbul made landfall in
West Bengal on 09 November, 2019, with wind gusts of 135 km/h. According
to media reports, the fatalities and much of the damage were the result
of the strong winds. Over 26,000 houses ha
science
New
research from the University of Adelaide suggests living great apes are
smarter than our pre-human ancestor Australopithecus, a group that
included the famous "Lucy."
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MacBook keyboards have been plagued by problems for years. It’s high time to say goodbye.
Modified
natural materials will be an essential component of a sustainable
future, but first a detailed understanding of their properties is
needed. The way heat flows across bamboo cell walls has been mapped
using advanced scanning thermal microscopy, providing a new
understanding of how variations in thermal conductivity are linked to
the bamboo's elegant structure. The findings will guide the d
People
exposed to a lifetime of psychosocial adversity may have an impaired
ability to produce the dopamine levels needed for coping with acutely
stressful situations.
New
research from the University of Adelaide suggests living great apes are
smarter than our pre-human ancestor Australopithecus, a group that
included the famous "Lucy."
[no content]
MacBook keyboards have been plagued by problems for years. It’s high time to say goodbye.
Modified
natural materials will be an essential component of a sustainable
future, but first a detailed understanding of their properties is
needed. The way heat flows across bamboo cell walls has been mapped
using advanced scanning thermal microscopy, providing a new
understanding of how variations in thermal conductivity are linked to
the bamboo's elegant structure. The findings will guide the d
People
exposed to a lifetime of psychosocial adversity may have an impaired
ability to produce the dopamine levels needed for coping with acutely
stressful situations.
Veterans Today
I’m not sure that ‘Happy Veterans Day’ is the right greeting but
special greetings on Veterans Day to all veterans of America’s wonderful
Armed Forces and their families. Britain and America have stood
shoulder to shoulder in eight major wars now, World War 1, World War 11,
Korea, Vietnam, the Gulf War, the Balkans, Afghanistan […]
For anyone who has ever been in a situation where you knew you were
about to be dead, and then escaped, your appreciation for life goes up a
notch.
Oops, a dead pig on the shore. Now what? Vincent ter Beek Editor of Pig
Progress / Topic: Pigs around the world African Swine Fever confronts
national authorities with sensitive dilemmas. Of course it is great to
be able to follow the spread of ASF, but what if the virus might have
entered your own […]
…from SouthFront Over the past days, Syria’s northeast has been the
main point of instability in the war-torn country. On November 10, the
Turkish-backed coalition of militant groups, the Syrian National Army,
announced that it was resuming it offensive in the area. The group
justified this move by claiming that the Kurdish People Protection Units
[…]
We at GreekNewsOnDemand.com (VT Affiliate) were the first to reveal the
fact that the first people to become aware of Turkey’s involvement and
initial…DENIAl of the downing of this Russian bomber we none other
than…US CRAZY GREEKS! WHY? because the Greek government during that time
was the fake-leftist SYRIZA party with Greek PM Alexis Tsipras […]
Slate: The Department of Justice charged two former Twitter employees
with spying on behalf of Saudi Arabia and accessing private information
on dissidents of the regime and its de facto leader Crown Prince
Mohammed bin Salman. According to the complaint, which was unsealed
Wednesday, former Twitter workers Ali Alzabarah, a Saudi citizen, and
Ahmad Abouammo, a […]
I’m not sure that ‘Happy Veterans Day’ is the right greeting but
special greetings on Veterans Day to all veterans of America’s wonderful
Armed Forces and their families. Britain and America have stood
shoulder to shoulder in eight major wars now, World War 1, World War 11,
Korea, Vietnam, the Gulf War, the Balkans, Afghanistan […]
For anyone who has ever been in a situation where you knew you were
about to be dead, and then escaped, your appreciation for life goes up a
notch.
Oops, a dead pig on the shore. Now what? Vincent ter Beek Editor of Pig
Progress / Topic: Pigs around the world African Swine Fever confronts
national authorities with sensitive dilemmas. Of course it is great to
be able to follow the spread of ASF, but what if the virus might have
entered your own […]
…from SouthFront Over the past days, Syria’s northeast has been the
main point of instability in the war-torn country. On November 10, the
Turkish-backed coalition of militant groups, the Syrian National Army,
announced that it was resuming it offensive in the area. The group
justified this move by claiming that the Kurdish People Protection Units
[…]
We at GreekNewsOnDemand.com (VT Affiliate) were the first to reveal the
fact that the first people to become aware of Turkey’s involvement and
initial…DENIAl of the downing of this Russian bomber we none other
than…US CRAZY GREEKS! WHY? because the Greek government during that time
was the fake-leftist SYRIZA party with Greek PM Alexis Tsipras […]
Slate: The Department of Justice charged two former Twitter employees
with spying on behalf of Saudi Arabia and accessing private information
on dissidents of the regime and its de facto leader Crown Prince
Mohammed bin Salman. According to the complaint, which was unsealed
Wednesday, former Twitter workers Ali Alzabarah, a Saudi citizen, and
Ahmad Abouammo, a […]
youtube
Ever heard of Truckistan? Hop-on with Pakistani truck drivers to
discover this imaginary country in their thrilling and vivid playground!
Filmed in October 2019 in Pakistan. Gear: All shot on 28mm with Sony
A7sII, DJI Mavic pro, Sony Handicam, and iPhone X. Soundtrack: Talal
Qureshi — Djoints and Chai ➤ Read more about Truckistan:
stanislasgiroux.com/stories-of-truckistan ➤ Hear Talal Qureshi ama
Apple’s new 16-inch MacBook Pro launched today, available for pre-order
now and in stores later this week. The starting price of $2,399 is the
same price as the previous 15-inch MacBook Pro, which this one replaces.
It has new processors, better speakers, and (obviously) a larger
screen. But I know the most important question you have is whether the
keyboard is any good. Read more: http://bit.ly/
Albert Lin is in the ancient city of Sela, Jordan looking for clues
that the Nabateans once inhabited this area. ➡ Subscribe:
http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe ➡ Get More Lost Cities With Albert Lin:
https://on.natgeo.com/2qQbCg3 About Lost Cities with Albert Lin: Lost
Cities with Albert Lin combines hi-tech archaeology, breath-taking
visuals and genuine exploration to make headline-grabbing discover
For best 360 viewing experience on a phone, watch in the YouTube mobile
app. In the second installment of National Geographic’s “Into Water”
360 series, dive into the crystal clear waters of Indonesia with marine
social ecologist and National Geographic Explorer Shannon Switzer
Swanson. More than a quarter of the world’s aquarium fish population
comes from Indonesia. Shannon works with local comm
Snap’s Spectacles 3 have arrived with a striking new design and a much
higher price — $380, up from $150 to $200 for the previous edition.
Snap’s latest glasses are pricey but hint at where the world is going.
They begin to integrate Snapchat software with the real world. Learn
more: http://bit.ly/34UBPcd The Interface is a daily newsletter where
Silicon Valley editor Casey Newton breaks down the
Dip into this four-part voguing odyssey, featuring Benjamin Milan and
original music by Gaika Swedish choreographer and movement director
Benjamin Milan leads this visual ode on the transformative power of
dance. “This film is about my journey in the ballroom scene,” says
Milan. “This is about how voguing helped me accept myself and find a
community that welcomed and understood me for who I am.”
Ever heard of Truckistan? Hop-on with Pakistani truck drivers to
discover this imaginary country in their thrilling and vivid playground!
Filmed in October 2019 in Pakistan. Gear: All shot on 28mm with Sony
A7sII, DJI Mavic pro, Sony Handicam, and iPhone X. Soundtrack: Talal
Qureshi — Djoints and Chai ➤ Read more about Truckistan:
stanislasgiroux.com/stories-of-truckistan ➤ Hear Talal Qureshi ama
Apple’s new 16-inch MacBook Pro launched today, available for pre-order
now and in stores later this week. The starting price of $2,399 is the
same price as the previous 15-inch MacBook Pro, which this one replaces.
It has new processors, better speakers, and (obviously) a larger
screen. But I know the most important question you have is whether the
keyboard is any good. Read more: http://bit.ly/
Albert Lin is in the ancient city of Sela, Jordan looking for clues
that the Nabateans once inhabited this area. ➡ Subscribe:
http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe ➡ Get More Lost Cities With Albert Lin:
https://on.natgeo.com/2qQbCg3 About Lost Cities with Albert Lin: Lost
Cities with Albert Lin combines hi-tech archaeology, breath-taking
visuals and genuine exploration to make headline-grabbing discover
For best 360 viewing experience on a phone, watch in the YouTube mobile
app. In the second installment of National Geographic’s “Into Water”
360 series, dive into the crystal clear waters of Indonesia with marine
social ecologist and National Geographic Explorer Shannon Switzer
Swanson. More than a quarter of the world’s aquarium fish population
comes from Indonesia. Shannon works with local comm
Snap’s Spectacles 3 have arrived with a striking new design and a much
higher price — $380, up from $150 to $200 for the previous edition.
Snap’s latest glasses are pricey but hint at where the world is going.
They begin to integrate Snapchat software with the real world. Learn
more: http://bit.ly/34UBPcd The Interface is a daily newsletter where
Silicon Valley editor Casey Newton breaks down the
Dip into this four-part voguing odyssey, featuring Benjamin Milan and
original music by Gaika Swedish choreographer and movement director
Benjamin Milan leads this visual ode on the transformative power of
dance. “This film is about my journey in the ballroom scene,” says
Milan. “This is about how voguing helped me accept myself and find a
community that welcomed and understood me for who I am.”
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US Congress prepares possible economic sanctions as White House seeks to manage friction with a NATO ally.
Guest
“don’t you just?” by David Middleton Before we get to self-driving
vehicular manslaughter, don’t you just love futurists? Sep 13,
2018Driverless Cars Will Dramatically Change Where And How We Live Jim
Morrison Driverless cars aren’t coming. They’re already here. Much of he
technology has been around for decades and many features are available
on…
Fault Lines examines early abortion bans passed in the US, how women are resisting, and whether the laws will stand.
Nothing exotic here, but it's all practical, versatile, and nutritious.
I know enough now regarding the creation of the Earth to ask some
pretty serious questions regarding the received knowledge regarding
Venus. To start with though, the argument that the atmosphere of Venus
is an example of a runaway Greenhouse effect is surely nonsense. The
surface rock temperature is plus 600 degrees and that extends to depth
at the least. It is that hot rock that drives the hot
Unique really in Ancient times, Rome was a natural melting pot on a par
with modern New York and London. It was surely the best market for
slaves produced continously by the Legions. This drove centruiries of
forced migration. It is interesting that the first agriculturists came
out of Anatolia. That meant
US Congress prepares possible economic sanctions as White House seeks to manage friction with a NATO ally.
Guest
“don’t you just?” by David Middleton Before we get to self-driving
vehicular manslaughter, don’t you just love futurists? Sep 13,
2018Driverless Cars Will Dramatically Change Where And How We Live Jim
Morrison Driverless cars aren’t coming. They’re already here. Much of he
technology has been around for decades and many features are available
on…
Fault Lines examines early abortion bans passed in the US, how women are resisting, and whether the laws will stand.
Nothing exotic here, but it's all practical, versatile, and nutritious.
I know enough now regarding the creation of the Earth to ask some
pretty serious questions regarding the received knowledge regarding
Venus. To start with though, the argument that the atmosphere of Venus
is an example of a runaway Greenhouse effect is surely nonsense. The
surface rock temperature is plus 600 degrees and that extends to depth
at the least. It is that hot rock that drives the hot
Unique really in Ancient times, Rome was a natural melting pot on a par
with modern New York and London. It was surely the best market for
slaves produced continously by the Legions. This drove centruiries of
forced migration. It is interesting that the first agriculturists came
out of Anatolia. That meant
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