Friday, October 01, 2021

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Sustainable Pulse

  • Guilty! Many of us in the regenerative agriculture movement describe the world’s soils as a “sink” into which excess atmospheric carbon can be stored, and we’ve been wrong. That mistake has diminished the appeal of our concepts and...

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  • Street and online people’s protests against the ‘global corporate food empire’ greeted the opening of the UN Food Systems Summit (UN FSS), as the Global People’s Summit (GPS) on Food Systems launched a Global Day of Action on the third...

    8 days ago
  • As GMWatch recently reported, five hundred tons of Indian GMO rice have been mistakenly used in many countries to make, among other things, sweets for Mars, the world’s leading confectionary manufacturer. No GMO rice has been authorized...

    13 days ago

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Stagecraft and Statecraft

  • Naypyitaw’s generals treated as bigger threat than the terrorists controlling Kabul Brahma Chellaney, Nikkei Asia No sooner had the Taliban completed their lightning-quick conquest of Afghanistan than U.S. Secretary of State Antony...

    11 hours ago
  • BRAHMA CHELLANEY, The Globe and Mail There is an old Chinese idiom: “Kill the chicken to scare the monkey.” And in the political crossfire between Washington and Beijing over the 2018 Canadian arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou on...

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  • The Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, the greatest jihadist victory in modern times, will give rise to a terrorist super-state that serves as a magnet for violent Islamists from around the world. The US-led global war on terror, which...

    10 days ago

Ramani's blog

Diane Ravitch's blog

  • Jan Resseger describes the crisis of early childhood education in this post. The importance of early childhood education for healthy development has been repeatedly documented, most recently by the Learning Policy Institute. Yet the sector...

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  • When candidate Joe Biden proposed raising the federal minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to $15, it seemed like pie in the sky. When labor unions demanded the same, the big employers ignored them. But then came the pandemic, and everything changed...

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  • Steven Singer writes that teachers are getting sick and exhausted because of the stress of the pandemic. One week, they are heroes. Next week, they are villains. At the staff meeting the other day, one of my fellow teachers turned to me and said...

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NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT

  • By Paul Homewood     https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/cetml1659on.dat   For the most part, the month just gone was particularly pleasant, finishing up the 7th warmest on the CET record. However, this is not maybe as eventful...

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  • By Paul Homewood Please save us from these cretins!     Firefighter Craig Hope deals with "hundreds and hundreds" of wildfires across the south Wales valleys every year. But he has noticed recently they are changing – burning later into...

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  • By Paul Homewood   I covered John Stossel’s experience with Facebook’s “factcheckers” a few months ago. Now he is suing Facebook for defamation:  

    3 days ago

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NEPC Blog Post of the Day

Victor Davis Hanson Private Papers

  • Conceived in Liberty: Season 2, Episode 1 – Victor Davis Hanson from Ben Hannemann on Vimeo.

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  • Victor Davis Hanson // American Greatness Americans are growing angrier by the day in a way different from prior sagebrush revolts such as the 1960s Silent Majority or Tea Party furor of over a decade ago. The rage at the current status quo this...

    2 months ago
  • By any empirical measure, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has proven utterly disingenuous, and far more so than average politicians. Unlike other political mediocrities, his inanities have led to roughly 13,000 unnecessary deaths or more...

    2 months ago

The Moderate Voice

  • Published by AFP Washington (AFP) – Pharmaceutical company Merck said Friday it will seek authorization in the US of its oral drug molnupiravir for Covid-19 after it was shown to reduce the chance newly infected patients were hospitalized...

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  • Published by AFP Washington (AFP) – Democrats entered a second day of likely marathon negotiations Friday to resolve splits over the scope of President Joe Biden’s domestic spending plans, knowing that failure could be crippling for...

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  • The Supreme Court has no army to enforce its decisions; its authority rests solely on its legitimacy. Win McNamee/Getty Images Richard L. Pacelle, Jr., University of Tennessee The first Monday in October is the traditional day that the U.S...

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Marginal REVOLUTION

  • “The other side of that is – I was telling someone the other day – if Paul hadn’t been in the band, we’d probably have made two albums because we were lazy boogers. “But Paul’s a workaholic. John and I would be sitting in the garden...

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  • 1. How did 30,000 Haitians get to Texas? 2. “I am here.”  “Missing man in Turkey accidentally joins his own search party before realising he was the person they were looking for.” 3. LaBoissiere podcast chatted with me.  And Noah...

    12 hours ago
  • Molnupiravir against Covid (Bloomberg).  It might cut the death rate in half, the market has been boosting the Merck share price.  And more here: “…molnupiravir works by introducing genetic errors that garble the coronavirus’s...

    15 hours ago

Lloyd Lofthouse

  • I’m a former U.S. Marine and was sent to Vietnam in late 1965. I returned home to the states in December 1966. At the end of the Vietnam War, according to History.com, about 7,000 people were evacuated by helicopter from various … Continue...

    25 days ago
  • Originally posted on Diane Ravitch's blog: To all those patriots out there who are “resisting” mandates for vaccines and masks, please read this. George Washington was not only “First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts…...

    a month ago

MintPress News

Made from Truth and Lies

  • JM Straczynski talks about why the new Babylon 5 series is a reboot.(tags:TV writing Babylon5 jms )Shakira: Singer attacked by a pair of wild boars(tags:wtf pigs )The German publisher who inserted soup adverts into the translated novels...

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  • This is from a friend who works for Police Scotland, who seem to have all the same issues that the Met do.I raised concerns in 2017 about a colleague who was racist, homophobic & made misogynist comments on a daily basis. I feared raising a...

    2 days ago
  • The Mystery Box Storytelling Approach Is Broken, and Here's How to Fix It(tags:writing mysteries bad )Covid in Scotland: Latest ICU patients largely unvaccinated and young(tags:Pandemic hospital Scotland )Oh lord, Will Wright's new...

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  • Just came from a poetry meeting which always leaves me in a good mood, both because of the multiple breaks to partake in refreshments of the herbal variety, and because of the poetry and general good vibes, and tonight was … Continue reading...

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  • I am tired, and kind of sore all over, mostly shoulders and back, and my fingers and hands bear the stab wounds of a thousand nasty little thorns, but I feel good. I spent most of the day picking rose-hips, … Continue reading →...

    3 days ago
  • A while back I joined a Facebook group called P2P, which I assume stands for people to people, or maybe person to person, or maybe I’m completely wrong about that and it stands for something else entirely, but that would … Continue reading...

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Have You Heard

  • Tweet#121 History Test: the Tangled Roots of Standardized Testing The claim that standardized testing has racist – even eugenicist – roots is oft repeated these days. But is it true? In an episode guaranteed to please no one, friend of...

    8 days ago
  • TweetThe culture wars found a new target in 2021: trans youth. More than 100 laws were proposed to restrict the rights of trans individuals, especially kids. In this episode of Have You Heard, we’re joined by teacher, trans activist and co-host...

    23 days ago
  • TweetBlack students who are taught by teachers who attended an Historically Black College or University or HBCU fare better than their peers. That’s what Lavar Edmonds found as he dug into a trove of data from North Carolina schools. More...

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Chicago Boyz

  • President Biden says, in connection with his ‘infrastructure’ plan, that “We’re going to pay for everything we spend.” Actually, it’s you that would pay for this proposed spending.  Exactly how much you would pay, and what...

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  • She was born to privilege and a degree of wealth, at the turn of the last century – Muriel Morris, an heiress of the Swift meatpacking fortune, and by most accounts conflicted over that circumstance. Like a scattering of her peers in the debutant...

    5 days ago

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The BRAD BLOG

  • It's NICOLE SANDLER, back today to guest host the BradCast. If you didn't already know, I live in Florida (or as I refer to it, FloriDUH!). The biggest priority for me in the 2022 midterm elections is getting rid of the mini Trump Ron DeSantis...

    4 hours ago
  • Hopefully today's BradCast is at least slightly less chaotic than Capitol Hill right now. We do our best to help you make sense of the Democrats' attempts to move four critical bills through to law, as they all come due at about the same time, and...

    a day ago
  • IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: California gas company agrees to nearly $2 billion settlement after largest methane leak in U.S. history; 23 species dropped from the U.S. endangered list because they're officially extinct; Poll shows dramatic...

    a day ago

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BlackListed News

Research Digest

Atlas Obscura - Latest Articles and Places

  • A dozen or so workbenches occupy a roughly 2,000-square-foot space in downtown Richmond, Virginia. They’re covered with neatly arranged tools and safety gear: jigsaws, scalpels, grinders, palm sanders, airbrushes, gloves, and goggles...

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  • We at Atlas Obscura make no effort to hide how much we love the month of October. It gives us an excuse—not that we need one—to partake in a few of our favorite indulgences: the macabre, the supernatural, the sweet. More than that, it gives...

    6 hours ago
  • When the Spitz Jewelry Store opened its doors in 1881, a giant pocket watch was the ideal advertising ploy. Would-be customers could spot the massive timepiece from a far away, but there was just one problem—it didn't actually tell time...

    7 hours ago

Accidental Deliberations

  • CHVRCHES & Robert Smith - How Not to Drown

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  • Assorted content to end your week.- Anand Giridharadas writes about the dangers of letting political discussions become primarily a matter of process and personalities, rather than the real impact decisions have on people's lives. -...

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  • A few links and reports for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.- Rose Lemay writes that reconciliation requires systemic change at the level of individual assumptions and awareness. Murray Sinclair notes that the proclamation...

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