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Have You Heard

• A Mind at Work: Remembering Mike Rose

  Tweet#122 A Mind at Work: Remembering Mike Rose In this special episode, Have You Heard remembers the extraordinary Mike Rose. Special guests Erika Kitzmiller, Janelle Scott, Chris Buttimer, Michael Moses and Rema Reynolds help us recall...

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Chicago Boyz

• Random Pic

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• World Ocean Shipping at a Glance

  …well, it will probably take more than one glance, because there is a lot of traffic on the map.  This is a near-real-time display of the positions of almost all large vessels and many not so large ships and boats. Easy to zoom in on an areas or...

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• Scorched Earth

  Is an epidemic like a war? Yes You have an identifiable enemy that is killing you. You have reasonably clear and achievable objectives. To be accurate, the USA has not fought with clear and achievable objectives for several wars now, but that’s...

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Centinel2012

• Victoria, Australia, Police Speak Out

  Armstrong Economics Blog/Police State Re-Posted Oct 16, 2021 by Martin Armstrong

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• Violence up 42% over 2019

  Armstrong Economics Blog/Crime Re-Posted Oct 15, 2021 by Martin Armstrong A Conservative British lawmaker, a member of  Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Party, was stabbed several times while meeting his constituents at a church...

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• Did Klaus Schwab and World Economic Forum Admit The COVID Vaccine Injects Traceable Markers? Their Promoted “COVIDPass” Blood Test Requires Them

  Posted originally on the conservative tree house on October 16, 2021 | Sundance | 158 Comments An article and video promoted by the World Economic Forum, intended to propose and outline a globally accepted “COVIDPass”...

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The BRAD BLOG

• Why Dems Should Partisan Gerrymander the Hell Out of 'Blue' States (and Why They Shouldn't): 'BradCast' 10/15/2021

  On today's BradCast, I share an idea that I've thought long and hard about, struggled with and, frankly, never thought I'd have, much less recommend, as this idea is essentially counter to everything I have long fought for as a democracy advocate...

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• Why the Last Remaining 2020 Election Challenge in Georgia Should Not Have Been Dismissed: 'BradCast' 10/14/2021

  From legal and election wonkery to supply chain wonkery, there is no wonkery that is too wonky for today's BradCast! But I suspect (or, at least, hope) you'll find it a pretty good show nonetheless. And you'll even find out why I actually agree...

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• 'Green News Report' - October 14, 2021

  IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: Supply chain disruptions spike global energy prices; Putin says Russia would never artificially limit natural gas deliveries to Europe; California bans gas-powered lawn and leaf blowers; PLUS: Biden Administration...

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bluebird of bitterness

• Cat rests up in preparation for long night running up and down stairs

  From The Babylon Bee. MENIFEE, CA—Local unemployed cat Autumn got another good day’s rest Thursday in preparation for a long evening running up and down the stairs at random times. “Sporadically running upstairs, and then downstairs...

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• Caturday funnies

  The day Rover carelessly wandered into the wrong neighborhood.

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• Fractured fairy tales

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BlackListed News

• Los Angeles County Sheriff Won’t Enforce “Poorly Thought Through, Poorly Executed” Vaccine Mandate

  Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva is declining to enforce the county’s wide-ranging vaccine mandate, accusing the county’s Democrat leaders of a political stunt in trying to force every Los Angele County employee to receive...

  2 days ago

• 'White Is Not Right': Walmart Training Manual For White Employees Leaked by Whistleblower

  "Walmart has launched a critical race theory training program that denounces the United States as a 'white supremacy system' and teaches white hourly-wage workers that they are guilty of 'white supremacy thinking' and 'internalized racial...

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• Report: New WHO COVID Origin Investigation Team Includes ANOTHER Peter Daszak Minion

  The World Health Organisation recently put together a new team of researchers to ‘investigate’ the origins of COVID-19, pertaining specifically to the lab leak theory, and declared that this time conflicts of interest would be avoided...

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Research Digest

• Episode 28: Why Songs Get Stuck In Our Heads

  In Episode 28 of our PsychCrunch podcast, we explore the psychology of earworms.

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• Scared Of Spiders? There’s An App For That

  By Emma L. Barratt. Exposure therapy through an augmented reality app was effective at reducing fear.

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• A Jekyll And Hyde Emotion? Research On Anger, Digested

  By Emma Young. If we can rid ourselves of the dark, destructive side of anger, what is left can act as a force for good.

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Atlas Obscura - Latest Articles and Places

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  The Canadian Team on the Hunt for Radioactive Artifacts

  Since 1997, the Diefenbunker Museum of Cold War history has occupied a 100,000-square-foot bunker just outside the Canadian capital of Ottawa. Commissioned in 1959 to become the heart of government in case of a nuclear attack, the bunker...

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  9/11 Spirit of America Memorial in Cashmere, Washington

  Located adjacent to Riverside park, this incredibly detailed memorial has several unique monuments dedicated to each group that perished on 9/11. The centerpiece of this memorial is the four, life-sized bronze statues holding hands. They...

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  How a Librarian and a Food Historian Rediscovered the Recipes of Moorish Spain

  “Take large fine-tasting carrots, lightly scrape their skins, cut them in half lengthwise, and then split each half into two pieces.” For centuries, that’s as far as any cook could get when preparing “A dish [of carrots in sauce]”...

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Accidental Deliberations

• Musical interlude

  The War On Drugs feat. Lucius - I Don't Live Here Anymore

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• Friday Morning Links

  Assorted content to end your week.- Michael Bang Pedersen argues that the COVID pandemic offers a prime example of the importance of telling hard truths to the public - rather than engaging in the wishful thinking, sugar-coating and general...

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• Thursday Morning Links

  This and that for your Thursday reading.- Amativa Banerjee writes about the cognitive dissonance involved in living through the COVID-19 pandemic. And Ian Sample reports on scientists' recognition that the UK's deadly second COVID wave...

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