Massive solar eruption sheds new light on star formation
• sciencerecorder.comA little over a year ago, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory witnessed an eruption from the sun that emitted bursts of hot plasma into space.
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NOAA: Earth had third warmest May on record
• sciencerecorder.comGlobal temperatures in the 20th century averaged 58.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
New iPhone 5S leaked image shows dual-LED flash
• thedroidguy.comThe iPhone 5S continues to be leaked, despite rumours it will not come until Q3 or holiday season this year.
Can You 3D-Print Your Dream Home?
• technewsdaily.comIf you love Legos, you might have imagined building a real house from them.
TN Water Officials Warn Citizens: Complaints About Water Quality May Be Treated As Terrorist Threat
• www.jonathanturley.org...unfounded complaints could be considered an “act of terrorism” and turned over the the police and the FBI. The meeting followed complaints about water quality in Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee where children have become ill drinking the water. That left
Reverse the Doctor Shortage by Restoring Primary-Care Prestige (Op-Ed)
• livescience.comThe United States currently faces a growing physician shortage.
Survival Friday: 21 Home Remedies for a Toothache
• Back Door SurvivalThese are old fashioned remedies that, when coupled with a practical application of essential oils, will mean the difference between suffering in pain or simply dealing with a mild annoyance.
Math Improves Grasp of Storm Surge Effects
• livescience.comStorm surges from rising sea levels are important predicted consequences of global climate change and have the potential for severe effects on the vegetation of low-lying coastal areas.
Supermoon Rises in Weekend Night Sky Sunday
• space.comThe largest full moon of 2013, a so-called "supermoon," will light up the night sky this weekend, but there's more to this lunar delight than meets the eye.
7 Space Technology Experiments to Launch on Rocket Ride Today
• space.comSeven space-technology experiments are slated to blast off Friday (June 21) on a NASA-funded suborbital research flight.
Summer Solstice Marks Changing Seasons on Earth Today
• space.comThe sun will reach the point where it appears to shine farthest to the north of the equator, over the Tropic of Cancer, today (June 21), marking the moment of the summer solstice — the start of northern summer.
CNN Ambush | Greenwald Calmly Rebuts: 'Oversight' guise is SYMBOLIC & EMPTY
• Daily Paul.com"As far as the FISA court is concerned.. this is so crucial.. the NSA does not NEED individual warrants...
Men Are Being Systematically Emasculated In America Today
• Daily Paul.comIn addition to all the other problems Americans face today, the following article highlights 32 staggering statistics about the systematic demoralization of our culture:
So You Want to Intervene in Syria Without Breaking the Law? Good luck with that.
• Daily Paul.comSo,let's say you're the president of the United States and you want to use military force to intervene in Syria.
"I am Bradley Manning" Published 6/18/2013
• Daily Paul.comIt's time to stop the war on whistle-blowers.
3-D Map of Human Brain Gives Unprecedented Detail
• nytimes.comResearchers in Germany and Canada have produced a new map of the human brain — not the sort that shows every brain cell and its every connection or the kind that shows broad patterns of activity ......
Drug users stealing Tide detergent, trading it for crack, officials say
• Fox NewsAuthorities in Southern California say they have noticed a bizarre new trend: drug users trading Tide laundry detergent for crack cocaine and marijuana.
Daredevil Wallenda to cross gorge near Grand Canyon on wire
• foxnews.comNik Wallenda, the Florida-based daredevil, acrobat and heir to the famed Flying Wallendas circus family, is afraid of only one thing.
Annals of Surveillance The Prism. Privacy in an age of publicity.
• The New YorkerAn extraordinary fuss about eavesdropping started in the spring of 1844, when Giuseppe Mazzini, an Italian exile in London, became convinced that the British government was opening his mail.
Life and Undeath “World War Z.”
• The New YorkerAfter seeing “World War Z,” I walked through Times Square, and, as I made my way to the subway, I wondered why the movie—which is, after all, just a very expensive zombie flick
The Problem with the Neuroscience Backlash
• newyorker.comAristotle thought that the function of the brain was to cool the blood. That seems ludicrous now; through neuroscience, we know more about the brain and how it works than ever before.
NSA uses 'terrorism' to justify mass surveillance that started long before 9/11 and the Patr
• By Joel Dyer, David Accomazzo and Jefferson DodgeShould we now trust the NSA not to illegally monitor environmental activists or Tea Party adherents or labor organizations? How can we trust an agency or a government that is still trying to claim that it didn’t get into the domestic phone call monit
Understanding the latest leaks is understanding the rise of a new fascism
• John PilgerObama, like George W Bush, understands that his role is not to indulge those who voted for him but to expand "the most powerful institution in the history of the world, one that has killed, wounded or made homeless well over 20 million human beings,
Obama's Nuclear Arms Reduction Hoax
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Obama's Berlin Moment
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Welcome To The Police Industrial Complex
• by Radley Balko (Huffington Post)Want to make money on the drug war? Start a company that builds military equipment, then sell that gear to local police departments. Thanks to the generation-long trend toward more militarized police forces, there's now massive
50 More Reasons To Advance The Total Surveillance State?
• Dollar Vigilante"Our total and unrestricted spying on you has saved your lives." That's not exactly what General Keith Alexander said to the American public before a "largely friendly" House committee, but it is certainly what he meant.
Guantanamo detainee describes 'ordeal' of force feeding
• BBC NewsA prisoner currently on hunger strike in Guantanamo Bay has described the pain and discomfort of the force feeding regime at the jail. Algerian detainee Ahmed Belbacha, in testimony given to the BBC, said the process "hurts a great deal" and many pri
What the NSA Revelations Tell Us about America's Police State
• .Ongoing revelations by The Guardian and The Washington Post of massive, illegal secret state surveillance of the American people along with advanced plans for waging offensive cyberwarfare on a global scale, including inside the US
Ten Rules for Recording Cops and other Authority Figures (Citizen Journalism 101)
• Photography Is Not a CrimeI also have a book coming out next year on citizen journalism in the hopes of educating, encouraging and inspiring citizens to become part of the Fifth Estate, which is journalism of the people, by the people and for the people.
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