Thursday, January 09, 2020

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  • From the outside, you look at that confident, cheerful, optimistic person, and think, they probably have everything going for them. Here’s where you wrong, even the strongest...

  • How Negative Energy Can Affect Our Lives

    2 days ago
  • The world is made up of energy; energies move through our bodies, transferring information with it. Two types of energies that we possess are negative and positive. Positive energy...

  • 8 Things That Make Women Beautiful That Makeup Can’t Do

    24 days ago

    • Many women seem to get confused as to what true beauty is. Beauty is not about makeup, clothes, or dress size. I‘m sure you can relate to why women would believe that makeup is the key...

    Featured Health News from Medical News Today



  • People with gastroesophageal reflux disease may experience a symptom called water brash. Read more about the causes and treatment of water brash here.

  • Medical News Today: Wet coughs: What to know

    6 hours ago
  • A wet cough produces fluid or phlegm. In this article, learn about the various causes of a wet cough, as well as the treatment options available.

  • Medical News Today: Gastroenterologists: What to know

    7 hours ago

    • Gastroenterologists are medical professionals who specialize in the digestive system. Learn about what they do and the conditions they may treat here.

      Have You Heard



  • TweetHave You Heard heads to rural Wisconsin to investigate a puzzle. Communities in the “reddest” parts of the state keep voting to hike their own taxes to pay for schools, even...

  • The PISA Problem

    22 days ago
  • TweetThe sky is falling! The sky is falling! That was the reaction when the PISA results were announced – the global ranking of 15-year-olds. But scholar Oren Pizmony-Levy tells...

  • Flip the Board: Denver and the Politics of School Reform

    a month ago

    • TweetFor more than a decade, Denver has been a model for a brand of school reform centered on closing low-performing schools, opening charter schools and rewarding teachers for boosting...

      Chicago Boyz


    • a day ago

  • No metaphors were harmed in the creation of this post.

  • What Future for the Global Auto Industry? Discussion Post

    2 days ago
  • In December, I announced an upcoming discussion of the future of the auto industry and, in particular, of the role and impact of electric cars.  In that post, I included a number of...

  • State Capacity Libertarianism

    4 days ago

    • Tyler Cowen over at Marginal Revolution has a new approach to government, which he calls State Capacity Libertarianism. You should read his 11 points which define the phrase for yourself...

      Centinel2012



  • HOLLYWOOD CAN’T TAKE A JOKE Ricky Gervais hosted the Golden Globe Awards and during his opening monologue he lambasted the degenerate culture that is Hollywood. A lot of what he...

  • Why is 2022 A Possible Change in the Presidency?

    7 hours ago
  • Armstrong Economics Blog/Politics Re-Posted Jan 9, 2020 by Martin Armstrong The year 2022 is showing up as a political change in trend. That often implies a change in leadership...

  • How Do Empires, Nations & City-States Fall – The Dark Age Cycle

    7 hours ago

    • Armstrong Economics Blog/Reports and DVDs Re-Posted Jan 8, 2020 by Martin Armstrong   This is a special report which includes for the first time “The Dark Age Cycle” which looks...

      The BRAD BLOG



  • On today's BradCast, a whole lot of evidence as to why Desi Doyen calls us "your early warning system". [Audio link to show posted beneath summary below.] Among the stories covered...

  • 'Green News Report' - January 9, 2020

    7 hours ago
  • IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: Trump Administration weakens yet another landmark environmental law; Trump EPA and FEMA not ready to deal with disasters, according to new findings; Shutdown...

  • 'All Is Well!': After Iran's Symbolic Revenge Attack Trump Opts for Off-Ramp: 'BradCast' 1/8/2020

    a day ago

    • On today's BradCast, while "all" is anything but "well", it may at least be a bit better than it was 24 hours ago at this time --- at least if the backing away from the likelihood of an apocalyptic...

      bluebird of bitterness





  • Signs of the times — canine edition

    11 hours ago

  • Wednesday weirdness

    a day ago


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  • As reported by CNN. The Bushehr nuclear power plant, on the coast of the Persian Gulf in southwestern Iran, was under construction from 1975 to 2011. During the 1980s, the pre-operational...

  • Maryland Governor promotes nukes as “renewable energy”

    21 days ago
  • Maryland.govOn December 17, 2019, Maryland’s Republican Governor Larry Hogan trumpeted his plan for a “Clean And Renewable Energy Standard” (CARES) which carves out state...

  • Trump gets his Space Force. Are nuclear reactors in space next?

    22 days ago

    • "The U.S. House of Representatives last week passed the $738 billion military policy bill that gives Trump his sought-for Space Force as he moves for what he terms 'American dominance...

    BlackListed News



  • The global economy and financial system are both running on the last toxic fumes of financialization and globalization. For two generations, globalization and financialization...

  • "Zipper Killing" Americans: A Police Tactic Of Killing People In A Hail Of Gunfire

    21 hours ago
  • Have you ever tried to get someone’s attention because they forgot to pull up their fly? Perhaps you have tried to use hand signals or made eye contact with them in a discreet attempt...

  • Pentagon Accuses Iran Of Shooting Down A Ukrainian Plane But Its Evidence Is Flimsy

    21 hours ago

    • The Pentagon is accusing Iran's air defense of shooting down the Ukraninan plane that crashed yesterday near Tehran. The Pentagon says that it was an accidental incident. But the...

      Research Digest



  • By Emily Reynolds. In competitive classrooms, first-generation STEM students were particularly prone to developing imposter feelings.

  • Public Belief In “Memory Myths” Not Actually That Widespread, Study Argues

    2 days ago
  • By Emma Young. Past studies have overstated people's endorsement of myths like "video camera" metaphor, researchers say.

  • Our Ten Most Popular Posts Of 2019

    22 days ago

    • The Research Digest posts most popular with our readers this year.

      Atlas Obscura - Latest Articles and Places



  • Ever since it was introduced to Virginia's waters for sport in the 1970s, the blue catfish has eaten the Chesapeake alive. “You cut one open and you’d see six blue crabs in their...

  • Supper Club Tube in London, England

    3 hours ago
  • No one steps into the London tube expecting lively conversation—or any conversation at all, for that matter. Nor would anyone in their right mind expect food of any caliber. There...

  • The Quietest Spot in San Francisco Bay

    4 hours ago

    • Matt Allen is sitting on the dock of the bay with his three-year-old pit bull, Honey, by his side, his fishing line bobbing in the cold, glittering water. Another fisher, an osprey...

      Accidental Deliberations



  • Here, on the new year's early reminders of the generous treatment of corporations and their CEOs compared to workers.For further reading...- David MacDonald's look at CEO pay is...

  • Wednesday Morning Links

    a day ago
  • Miscellaneous material for your mid-week reading.- Kate Aronoff offers a reminder that the right's constant bleating about limiting government spending never applies to the cost...

  • Tuesday Night Cat Blogging

    2 days ago



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