a day ago
Thursday,
May 7, we are coming into springtimes energetic high point.
Traditionally called the Flower Moon, yet the moon isn’t too flowery.
With the full moon rising in Scorpio...
There
could be a few reasons for you to feel the need to be perfect. Growing
up, you felt the need to get your parents’ attention as you thought you
were never good enough. The things...
TweetIn
the latest episode of Have You Heard we dig into the recent – and
surprising – decision by a federal court declaring that there is in fact
a constitutional right to education...
TweetThe
gaps between the Internet haves and have-nots have never been more
glaring. Christopher Mitchell of the Institute for Local Self Reliance
helps us understand the origins...
This
article by Lyman Stone at The Dispatch is certainly interesting, and I
think has strong persuasive elements. One has to get to paragraph 32 (I
think. It begins “But while...
I
am learning French and part of that is watching French entertainment
with English subtitles. I googled “Netflix shows in French with English
subtitles” and stumbled upon one...
Re-posted
from the Canada Free Press By News on the Net —— Bio and Archives—May
6, 2020 Go behind the scenes with an experienced expert, virologist who
worked under Anthony...
Such
neighborly snitching and informing only happened under fascist and
communist tyrannical regimes, not in an open society Re-posted from the
Canada Free Press By Dr. Ileana Johnson...
On
today's BradCast: We start and finish today with some good news.
Everything else inside that sandwich may be a different matter. [Audio
link to full show is posted below.] First...
Bernie
Sanders, thanks to Andrew Yang, is now back on the Presidential Primary
ballot in New York state. So is Yang. At least for the moment. By way
of a 30-page decision [PDF] on Tuesday...
In
honor of the birthday of Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) and Peter Ilyich
Tchaikovsky (1840-1893), here are a couple of their greatest hits,
performed by St. Luke’s Bottle Band...
Probably something like this…
The
Japanese government intends to release 1.2 million cubic meters of
water contaminated with radioiodine, radiocesium, radiostrontium and
tritium into the ocean. This water...
Wednesday’s
regular segment, Beyond Nuclear, is about nuclear issues, including
weapons, energy, waste, and the future of nuclear technology in the
United States. Kevin Kamps...
All
across the country, law enforcement is using the pandemic as an excuse
to use Chinese-made drones to monitor the public. Which breaks EVERY
promise law enforcement has ever made...
There’s
been a concerted effort recently among the oligarchs I like to call The
Davos Crowd to demonize cash. From hedge fund manager Ray Dalio
pronouncing ‘Cash is trash’ earlier...
By Emma Young. Formerly religious are more prosocial than those who were never religious, researchers argue.
By
Emily Reynolds. Study finds viewers had slightly more negative
perceptions of people with mental illness after seeing the movie.
Brick
walls are certainly a common sight in London, and you’d be forgiven for
walking down Myddelton Passage without giving the one that runs along
the side of the footpath a second...
an hour ago
The
forest of Yawata is infamous in Japan, so much that its full
name—Yawata no Yabushirazu—has become synonymous with mazes, later
evolving into an idiom meaning “to get lost.”...
3 hours ago
Miscellaneous
material for your mid-week reading.- Polly Toynbee writes that the
coronavirus has highlighted how poverty kills - and how a concerted
fight against inequality is...
2 days ago
This
and that for your Tuesday reading.- Sheila Block highlights how the
COVID-19 pandemic has only amplified the profits accruing to the wealthy
few while putting added pressure...
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