Ocean Expedition Sets Sail to Probe Glacier Changes
• livescience.comMountain glaciers are like giant sandpaper blocks, scouring their valley homes as they advance and retreat.
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Rand Paul pushes for legalization of industrialized hemp in new farm bill
• naturalnews.comAs the nation's lawmakers continue to bore through the details of the upcoming federal farm bill revision, a number of forward-thinking members of Congress are simultaneously pushing for the antiquated and indefensible prohibition on hemp farming to
South Korea joins Japanese ban on U.S. wheat imports
• naturalnews.comNews about the GMO contamination of U.S. wheat crops seems to be spreading faster than the GMOs themselves.
Andrew Solomon: Love, no matter what
• ted.comWhat is it like to raise a child who's different from you in some fundamental way (like a prodigy, or a differently abled kid, or a criminal)? In this quietly moving talk, writer Andrew Solomon shares what he learned from talking to dozens of parents
On Moving and Mondays
Bob RossIt's Monday, and time for a new blog post about random thoughts like settling and such.
Announcing the launch of Walking Liberty Publishing! Authors to your keyboards!
• Daily Paul.comWe're proud to announce the formation of a new ebook and print book publishing company called Walking Liberty Publishing. It's a new name with old faces. You already know who's in it, we're all DPers.
LAPD confronts Call of Duty 'Ghost' statue in tense standoff
• polygon.comLate last night the offices of Los Angeles-based independent game studio Robotoki were stormed by the Los Angeles Police Department after a curious designer pressed the building's "panic" button, studio founder Robert Bowling told Polygon.
Propaganda that Could be Used to Convince the Masses to Accept Re-Education Centers
• Daily Paul.comAn Oxford University researcher and author specializing in neuroscience has suggested that one day religious fundamentalism may be treated as a curable mental illness.
Iron Man meets Star Trek: Space diving suit in development
• gizmag.comScience fiction may well become reality with the development of a real life Iron Man suit that would allow astronauts or extreme thrill seekers to space dive from up to 62 miles (100 km) above the Earth‘s surface at the very edge of space, and safely
[NSFW] Realtouch Interactive: Remote sex is no longer a thing of the future (Part 2)
• gizmag.comFriendly Gizmag readers, if Part One of our Realtouch review left you feeling a little squeamish, it's probably best to click your way right back out of this page, because Part Two takes us into even murkier waters.
Here's What People Are Actually Using That $35 'Raspberry Pi' Computer For
• Business InsiderThe Raspberry Pi is a Linux computer that costs just $35, making it a perfect computer for the electronics hobbyist or tinkerers.
Tesla Model S Runs The Quarter Mile In 12.371 Seconds: Video
• motorauthority.comThe flagship of the Tesla Model S range, the Model S Performance, comes with a power rating of 301 kilowatts (416 horsepower) as well as an 85 kWh battery pack that the EPA says is good for about 265 miles of driving range.
The Week Has Begun, And Japan Is Getting Slammed Again
• Business InsiderThe sad, painful trading in Japan continues, as the new week begins. In early trading, the Nikkei is down 2.3%.
NOURIEL ROUBINI: 6 Reasons Why Gold Will Plunge To $1,000
• Business InsiderGold has been getting poleaxed in recent months, though it remains just below $1400/oz.
CONNECTING THE DOTS
S744 amnesty to propel America’s working poor into greater poverty
Frosty WooldridgeWhat will it do to our working poor? What will it do for 14 million unemployed Americans from all walks of life? What will it do for the 40 percent of African-American men who cannot secure jobs in 2013?
Obama to Sign U.N. Firearms Treaty Rejected by Senate
• Prison PlanetPresident Barack Obama will soon sign an international arms trade treaty previously rejected by the United States Senate.
Scientists Concur that Man is Causing Climate Change??
• arcleinThe consensus formed in the early 1990s and has strengthened since, the team discovered. "Our finding of near unanimous agreement among scientists is in stark contrast to public perception, with only half of the general public thinking scientists ag
Good Governance Ends Poverty
• arcleinGood governance and the role it plays in fighting poverty is complex. A finance minister from a resource rich but otherwise poor country told me recently that the fuel subsidies in that country, designed to protect the most vulnerable from high price
Mayan Internet Collaberation
• arcleinFor centuries, scholars understood little about Maya script beyond its elegant astronomical calculations and calendar.The Maya had dominated much of Central America and southern Mexico for 1,000 years before their civilisation collapsed about 600 yea
Mock Mars Mission Will Test Stresses of Red Planet Living
• space.comThe question of how people can live and work together well on a mission to Mars may turn out to be one of the biggest challenges of deep-space exploration.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
06-03-13 -- TODAY'S SHOW IS A RE-RUN - (MP3/VIDEO LOADED)
Program Date:Angela Keaton, Mike Shipley and John Bechtol come on the show to help promote the Freedom Torch Parade for Bradley Manning - Starchild weighs in on the Freedom Torch Parade - Alma Sommer (AgoristMarketplace.com and Jackalope Freedom Festival) provide
Copyright Laws Stifle The Free Flow of Information
• Free Press PublicationsOn May 31, 1790, George Washington signed the first copyright law, Copyright Act of 1790, which extended copyright protection to “the author and authors of any map, chart, book or books ” who were citizens or residents of the United States “for the t
Hackers Spawn Web Supercomputer on Way to Chess World Record
• Wired.comThree months ago, Ruan Pethiyagoda didn’t even call himself a computer programmer. But now he’s knee-deep in the Hack Reactor.
Anti-Government Protests Rock Turkey
Stephen LendmanTurkey
Evidence of Israeli Mass Murder Discovered
Stephen LendmanIsrael
Feds suggest anti-Muslim speech can be punished
• PoliticoA U.S. attorney in Tennessee is reportedly vowing to use federal civil rights statutes to clamp down on offensive and inflammatory speech about Islam.
Court upholds rifle sales reporting requirement
• APA federal appeals court unanimously upheld an Obama administration requirement that dealers in southwestern border states report when customers buy multiple high-powered rifles.
Woolwich murder, the MI6 connection: Younger brother paid thousands to spy
• Daily MailThe younger brother of one of the men accused of murdering Drummer Lee Rigby was paid thousands of pounds by MI6 as part of spying operations in the Middle East. He was also asked to help ‘turn’ his brother, Michael, to work for MI5,
Court says Egypt legislature illegally elected
• APEgypt's highest court ruled the nation's interim parliament was illegally elected, though it stopped short of dissolving the chamber immediately, in a decision likely to fuel the tensions between the ruling Islamists and the judiciary.
Wyoming teen builds nuclear reactor in dad's garage, gets kicked out of science fair
• .A Wyoming high school student who built a nuclear reactor in his dad's garage was disqualified from the International Science and Engineering Fair this month on a technicality. His crime: competing in too many science fairs.
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