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Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice: Whatever Happened to

Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice: Whatever Happened to Detracking? About
Cloaking Inequity: California Just Banned For-Profit Charter Schools. Why?

Cloaking Inequity: California Just Banned For-Profit Charter Schools. Why? California
Larry Ferlazzo's Websites of the Day: Important Research Review Finds

Larry Ferlazzo's Websites of the Day: Important Research Review Finds That – Surprise – Outside of

Oil surges to highest since 2014 as global supply concerns mount

Oil jumped to the highest level in nearly four years as a slowdown in American drilling added to concern
ConocoPhillips sells East Timor stake for $350 million

ConocoPhillips said Monday it is selling its stake in East Timor's Greater Sunrise gas field back to
Raymond James: International rig count to hit 1,100 by 2020

A new report says the non-U.S. rig count could rebound and break 1,100 by 2020.

McConnell tweaks strategy for Kavanaugh confirmation

The Senate majority leader is aiming his message at three undecided Republicans.
‘Kavanaugh has lied’: Progressives push Dem senators to pursue perjury

Democratic senators say the Supreme Court nominee’s ‘temperament’ is a top concern.
FBI interviews Kavanaugh friend Mark Judge

Trump snaps 'I know you're not thinking' at woman reporter and it only gets worse from there

President Trump can truly throw any event off the rails — even a seemingly benign event celebrating a new trade deal with Mexico and Canada. Speaking in the Rose Garden on Monday, Trump managed to make a quite a few missteps, some of which were straight up offensive. SEE ALSO: Trump and CNN's Jim Acosta have heated exchange over women reporters asking questions He started off by being snappish with reporters. As he answered reporters' questions about the trade deal, Trump called on ABC News' Cecilia Vega and the two had an awkward exchange that included Trump saying to her, "I know you're not thinking, you never do." She replied with a stunned. "I'm sorry?" But the president barged ahead without clarifying what he meant. Trump then dismissed Vega for asking a question about the FBI investigation into Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh instead of focusing on the trade deal. Trump had yet another moment of tension with another reporter who also tried to ask a question about Kavanaugh a few moments later. Despite the his impatience, Trump did later circle back to the reporters, including Vega, to field Kavanaugh questions. In all, it was the type of performance we've come to expect from Trump: volatile, wide-ranging, unexpected, and filled with the most random asides that leave viewers asking, "Wait, did he really just say that?" Like when he used to word "loco" to describe the media and then, seemingly aware that that wasn't a good thing to say, explained that he used it because of the new deal with Mexico. Hmm. Trump again lashed out at the media over their coverage of Kavanaugh and also referenced a Democratic senator in bizarre threat: "I've seen that person in very, very bad situations, somewhat compromising." When asked, Trump wouldn't reveal who he was talking about. That's probably for the best because Monday's whirlwind was about all we can really take to kick the week off.

Mashable
Problems for Pentagon's immigrant recruit program

Stricter immigration policies have stymied Pentagon plans to restart a program that allowed thousands to join the military and become American citizens.

Associated Press
Cars, Cows and a Crisis Averted: Highlights of a New Nafta Deal

The U.S. and Canada reached a deal late Sunday to update the North American Free Trade Agreement, with each side bending on core issues. The two countries will now join Mexico in updating the 1994 accord, which will be renamed the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Nafta talks were conducted under threat of a steep escalation of tension: imposition of U.S. auto tariffs.

Bloomberg

Remnants of hurricane expected for Western, 4 Corners

Remnants of Hurricane Rosa are forecast to reach the Navajo Nation on Monday or Tuesday with the majority
Many Farms bus involved in accident

A Many Farms school bus was involved in a head-on collision Thursday afternoon.
500 honored

Medals pinned on veterans, young and old, from all campaigns

Archaeologists Discover Another Buried Sphinx at the Kom Ombo Temple Near

Egyptian archaeologists working on a groundwater reduction project at the Kom Ombo Temple in Aswan have
(Video) Elon Musk Smokes Marijuana During Interview; Speaks About Aliens

Guess what? We are probably living in a massive, simulated universe created by an advanced Alien
Is This The Best Video Footage Ever Filmed of the Mysterious Triangle

The mysterious triangle-shaped ‘unidentified flying object’ is perhaps one of the most famous

Holleeder: ‘No idea’ why gangster who owed him money was murdered

Crime boss Willem Holleeder has denied ordering the assassination of a property investor and drug dealer
Former CEO of Schiedam-based oil firm jailed for three years in bribery

The former CEO of a Schiedam-based oil services company has been sentenced to three years in prison in the
Ryanair to close Eindhoven base but says most flights won’t be hit

Irish budget airline Ryanair said on Monday it is closing its Eindhoven base, which currently operates four

Afternoon links: Federal appeals court says prosecutors can withhold

Plus: George Will says end the death penalty, another cop accused of planting drugs, and Oklahoma now leads
The murder evidence evaporated, but Jeffrey Havard still sits in a

In a curious decision, a circuit court judge orders a new sentencing, but denies Havard a new trial
There’s overwhelming evidence that the criminal-justice system is racist

Even controlling for crime rates, class and income, racial bias infects every nook and cranny of our courts

Google Bug Breaks Search Results with a Plus Sign On Mac Safari

A bug in Google Search has been discovered that breaks search result links when using Safari in macOS if
Google Adds New Rules To End Malicious Chrome Extensions

In an announcement today, Google has stated that they are dropping the hammer on malicious extensions and
Google Maps Is Getting a Big Update With Commute Tab and More

Google Maps app is getting support for Commute tabs, music integration, and more. Earlier today, Google

It’s the End of the World… As They Know it

One of the hypotheses posited on this blog is that the preoccupation with the end of the world is in
Ask a Stupid Question

A premise of democracy that I believe is worth defending is that it is incumbent on those seeking either
The Grimey “Science” of Conspiracy Theories

David Robert Grimes has emerged from Lewandowsky’s shadow, again, to go forth increase and multiply

1 dead 3 injured as meteorite hits southern India (27 flags)

And it has created a record. First recorded human fatality due to a meteorite. Can someone bring up the
Donald Trump: Id bring back a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding (25

http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/feb/06/donald-trump-waterboarding-republican-debate-torture
Iowans claim instances when Sanders was shorted delegates (20 flags)

http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2016/02/06/iowans-claim-instances

Gender: New Jersey Parents Last To Know

The state of New Jersey has a new regulation in its Department of Education: a provision that prevents
Liberty University Chapter Goes In D.C. to Support Kavanaugh

Brett Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) nominee to replace retired justice Anthony Kennedy, has been
Masterpiece of Legal Reasoning From Penn Professor

The U. S. Supreme Court ruled that the owner of Masterpiece Cakes does not have to make wedding morsels for

Kavanaugh-Ford hearing: All the latest updates

Key developments on the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the US Supreme Court.
Guatemala's army breaks ranks with president over court ruling

Ministry of Defense official says army will obey ruling overturning Morales's decision to ban anti
NAFTA out, USMCA in: What's in the Canada, Mexico, US trade deal?

Canada, Mexico and the US agree to new trade deal. Whatâ€™s in the agreement? And who are the winners and

Top Products in Two Decades of Tech Reviews

Walt Mossberg on the dozen personal-technology products that were the most influential over two decades of
Diabetes Data Beamed to Your Phone

New meters from iHealth and LifeScan are small steps toward better diabetes care.
Two Houses, One Cable TV Bill

Walt answers questions from readers about streaming TV from one house to another and the search for

Bennett: Lieberman is weak for negotiating with Gaza

Israeli Education Minister, Naftali Bennett Israeli Education Minister Naftali Bennett, head of Jewish Home
Army Shoots Six Palestinians, Two Seriously, In Gaza

01 OCT 2:00 AM Israeli soldiers shot, on Sunday at night, six Palestinians, including two who suffered
Classmates and teachers mourn boy shot dead by Israeli troops in Gaza

GAZA, PALESTINOW.COM — The school friends and teachers of Nassir al-Mosabeh sat tearfully in their

Trump: FBI can question 'anybody' about Brett Kavanaugh

The president says agents can interview anyone about his nominee as Republicans vow a vote this week.
Indonesia earthquake and tsunami: Dead buried in mass grave

At least 844 people are confirmed dead in Indonesia, amid frantic efforts to help the survivors.
Melania Trump Africa trip: Reaction from Ghana, Kenya and Egypt

People in Ghana, Kenya and Egypt speak up as the US first lady visits Africa for the first time.

Mylee Billingham: Dad murdered daughter in 'revenge' attack

William Billingham stabbed his daughter Mylee in an apparent act of revenge against her mother.
Teacher Eleanor Wilson 'had sex with pupil on plane'

During a "clandestine affair" Eleanor Wilson told the boy she was pregnant, a jury has heard.
Should universities tell students how to take drugs safely?

Sheffield Students' Union has faced criticism for publishing advice on how to take drugs safely.

A Note on Sub Judice and the Worcester “Acid Attack” Case

From BBC News: Father in court over Worcester ‘acid attack’ on boy, 3 The father of a boy who
A Note on JUST Yorkshire and Sarah Champion

From The Times: An MP who received death threats after condemning the sexual abuse of girls by groups of
Elon Musk Still on Twitter Despite “Pedo Guy” Jibe

From the Independent, last week: Elon Musk has apologised to the British cave diver he labelled “pedo guy”.

Sexual assault, psychiatric assault and the patriarchy

Those of us who have both been sexually assaulted and then assaulted by psychiatry have wounding so deep
Adventures in attempting re-entry

But then again, I contain multitudes... Anyway...this is what the post is really about: Adventures in
Reality tunnels or what flavor is your delusion?

Originally posted on Everything Matters: Beyond Meds : Listen!- Today I tweeted: Delusion is the norm

The Cannabis Arbitrage Deal Of The Year

Mark this date down: October 17th. That’s the day that Canada fully legalizes recreational cannabis. And
Here’s What Inside Trump’s “Historic” Trade Deal With Canada And Mexico

While Trump wasted no time in taking a victory lap for his “historic” new trade deal between Canada and the
California bans all-male corporate boards

As of 2019, publicly traded California corporations will have to have at least one woman board-member or

Advice For Women Who Want Kids

This series contains candid advice for young women who know they want a family.
Hovercraft Parenting: Damaging a Generation

We have reached a time in history where helicopter parenting is no longer an adequate description for an
5 Things That’ll Make You Hate Your Kids

Here are 5 basic things (throughout your child’s life) that you can do to ensure you grow to hate

We Need to Talk about Sandy Hook

Originally posted on COALITION OF THE OBVIOUS : This is the definitive and most informative documentary on
#OBEEZY
Mowing the Lawn in Gaza

By Volaar “When thy intelligence shall cross beyond the whirl of delusion, then shalt thou become

In Case You Missed It...

This week at CBPP, we focused on poverty and inequality, health, federal taxes, and the
House Republican “2.0” Tax Plan Skewed to Top, Loses Needed Revenue

The House will vote today on the Ways and Means Committee’s “2.0” tax plan, which would
One-Third of U.S.-Born Citizens Would Struggle to Meet Standard of Extreme

A new draft proposed rule from President Trump’s Department of Homeland Security would

Update: Labor Regulation and How It Harms Unskilled Labor

This summer I had the cover story in Regulation Magazine with my article "How Labor Regulation Harms
Elon Musk Sued by The SEC -- SEC Seeks to Bar Him From Leadership of Public

Just to save everyone from sending this to me, Elon Musk has been sued by the SEC. The details are here, I
Either Way It Goes, The World Is A Way Worse Place Today: Schrodinger'

Via attorney Michael Avenatti, Julie Swetnick has accused Brent Kavanaugh of running a suburban high school

Michael Hudson: Deciphering Geo-Political Games

by Michael Hudson Writer, Dandelion Salad October 1, 2018 “Professor Michael Hudson discusses the
17 Years of Getting Afghanistan Completely Wrong by David Swanson

by David Swanson Writer, Dandelion Salad Let’s Try Democracy, Sept. 28, 2018 September 30, 2018 We
Chris Hedges: A Socialist Soldier’s Tale of Resisting the American Empire

Dandelion Salad with Chris Hedges RT America on Sep 29, 2018 Journalist Chris Hedges interview former

Highly Facetious Comics #6

Joinmycult.org The post Highly Facetious Comics #6 appeared first on disinformation. [This is a
The Alzheimer’s Drug that Might Unlock Your Dreams

As excited as I get about the potentiality of psychedelic drugs, I get far more amped about pushing the
Did Marijuana Come from Outer Space?

Another way of putting that would be, is all weed space weed? According to some shamanic cultures, the

“Here’s their actual stories, make of them what you will.” Dr Peter Lee on

On 4th October, a ground-breaking book on the UK’s use of armed drones will be published by John Blake Ltd.
Tempestuous relations: Brexit and UK future drone developments

In May 2017, Chair of BAE Systems, Sir Roger Carr, blithely insisted at the company’s AGM that Brexit would
Book review: ‘Army of None: Autonomous weapons and the future of war’ by

Paul Scharre’s new book on autonomous weapons begins with an account of an incident he experienced while on

The proteins that domesticated our genomes

EPFL scientists have carried out a genomic and evolutionary study of a large and enigmatic family of human
Study links altered brain chemistry, behavioral impairments in fish exposed

Study Links Altered Brain Chemistry, Behavioral Impairments in Fish Exposed to Elevated CO2 Research team
First accurate simulation of a virus invading a cell

For the first time, scientists know what happens to a virus' shape when it invades a host cell, thanks

America abandons the ideals that made us great

We may have crossed the Rubicon, abandoning the ideals that built America. They will be difficult to
The heart of the Kavanaugh hearing is our false confidence

The media overflows with people's confident evaluations of who told the truth at the Kavanaugh hearing.
Watch America destroy its own empire

A provocative essay by a sophisticated european observer makes the case that America is destroying its own

Local Communities in Mexico Show Ways to Fight Obesity

Manuel Villegas is one of the peasant farmers who decided to start planting amaranth in Mexico, to
Fixing the Crisis of Confidence in the Green Climate Fund

Jacob Waslander is a Senior Associate at World Resources Institute and a former board member of the Green
“Islamic teachings consider it a duty to respect and embrace elders,” says

Dr. Hanif Hassan Al Qassim, Chairman of the Geneva Centre for Human Rights Advancement and Global Dialogue,

Reflections in a Petri Dish | The Prison House of the Punishment of Flesh…

Dog Poet Transmitting……. Ah… the blooming… ever loving beauty and wonder of God
Smoking Mirrors | A Critique of Pure Metaphysics (grin).

Dog Poet Transmitting……. A long time ago, a psychiatrist gave the opinion that I was a ‘
Les Visible Blog | More than Forty Miles of Bad Highway Running out of Road

Dog Poet Transmitting……. Probably should have written a few books instead of all those blog

Nicaraguan Minister for Foreign Affairs Addresses the United Nations

United Nations Published on Oct 1, 2018 Denis Ronaldo Moncada Colindres, Minister for Foreign Affairs of
Women Lead Demonstrations Against Far-Right Bolsonaro in Brazil and Around

Brasil de Fato Over one million people took to the streets on Saturday to demonstrate against Brazilian far
Voices from the Elders: A Report from Tribal Gathering

DJ Zhao San Leaders Photo – Tribal Gathering Under palm trees and feeling the cool breeze from the Atlantic

Here Falls the Village
‘High Times’

One of America’s treasures is her black community, which today seems to be the dominant force and
Gallery Night

Gallery Night at the Fuller Building — September 12, 2018 Highlights included works by Jungin Lee

Crop Breeding for High Production, Water Use Efficiency & Albedo

It's a good way to confront mankind's growing need for food and the water needed to produce it
Biospheric Productivity (Global: The Recent Past) -- Summary

Since 1980 the Earth has weathered three of the warmest decades in the instrumental temperature record, a
Catastrophic Floods of Dartmoor, South West England

Are they few and far-between? ... or are they growing ever more frequent ... and ferocious?

Beijing currency swap support for Argentina

Argentina has “nearly closed” a new currency swap deal with China that will add the
Bolsonaro and Haddad technical tied in Brazilian presidential race

The latest public opinion released in Brazil on Sunday, a week ahead of the 7
WHO kicks off global initiative to treat children with cancer

WHO has announced a new effort - the WHO Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer

Voicing concerns: Legislature hears from residents impacted by wind farms #

MAYVILLE – Several residents who are either currently dealing with or soon will be the affects of wind
The reality of industrial wind power #USA

Wind energy derives from solar radiation, and humans have safely and logically used it for thousands of
Scientists say black Sea bass behavior could be affected by offshore wind #

WOODS HOLE – Scientists from the Northeast Fisheries Science Center say that offshore wind energy

The Subconscious Power of Language

Refugee crisis, “welcome culture”, upper limit on asylum seekers, mass immigration – these buzzwords
Language is Silver, Communication is Golden

Language shapes how we think and behave – therefore, especially in the election campaign, reflecting on
This Week in Europe: Valls, Sweden and more

Members of the TNF team recount big events from Europe from the past week, and point attention to news that

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TODAY’S POLITICAL PARTIES: FAIR GAME OR LYNCH MOBS?

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130226 – Australia’s horrific incarceration rates of Aboriginal peoples

* The Stringer: International Prisoners Justice Day highlights Australia’s horrific incarceration
130225 – Opportunity Lost by Boris Frankel – Marcia Langton’s Boyer

* arena: Opportunity Lost by Boris Frankel: Marcia Langton’s Boyer Lectures * Andrew Crook, Crikey: Marcia
130224 – Upcoming Aboriginal rights events around Australia – 40 events

Click on the links for details of the events … Event: Sun 24 February 2013: Fremantle, Perth, WA

Worth reading: Segregation, sexual harassment, and silencing scientists

Recent pieces address school segregation, sexual harassment, the abrupt removal of EPA scientists from a
#MeToo: Health consequences of harassment at work

A celebrity chef has joined Harvey Weinstein in news headlines about sexual harassment in the workplace. A
Pollution: not “an unavoidable consequence” of development

News headlines about 9 million deaths in 2015 due to pollution were eye catching. The Lancet Commission'

Where should the power be?

by Jon Rappoport October 1, 2018 (To join our email list, click here.) There are various kinds of power
Exit From The Matrix: Re-energizing mind, emotions, and the body

by Jon Rappoport September 29, 2018 What is experienced by imagination filters down through thought
The Matrix Revealed: Revelations of a hypnotherapist

by Jon Rappoport September 28, 2018 If there was any person worth talking to in depth about the Matrix and

Former Miss Iraq receives death threats days after model shot dead in

The model's warning follows the deaths of other Iraqi social media stars and women's rights
Russian MP calls for nationwide campaign, blames internet for encouraging

A senior MP in charge of education and science has apparently started an anti-masturbation crusade as he
Scientists at CERN discover two new particles, with a third 'exotic'

The eggheads at the Large Hadron Collider near Geneva have rocked the world of particle physics yet again,

French company fined after cruise ship grounds on sub-antarctic rock

A French cruise line company has been fined $70,000 and one of its captains $30,000 for grounding a ship on
Predator inside Zealandia remains at large, but how it entered is a mystery

Zealandia ecosanctuary in Wellington has found predator tracks inside their boundary triggering a hunt for
Renewed call for donors as the world-leading NZ Blood Service celebrates

New Zealand may punch above its weight when it comes to its blood donation service but that doesn't

Presented Without Comment: Aida Chavez Needs Help
What survivors of assault by powerful people face

Tom Tomorrow looks at all the skeptical responses they encounter. Jen Sorensen describes how they must
Origami: Three-form

I was looking through my photos, and I realized that there are several large models that I never got around