Shocking photos and video shows Golden Corral more disgusting than a cow feedlot
• naturalnews.comShocking photos posted on the internet claim to show behind-the-scenes filth at a Golden Corral restaurant.
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Interview with Oscar Winners Nat Faxon & Jim Rash, Directors of THE WAY WAY BACK
• beaubehan.comTHE WAY, WAY BACK has the wits, charm, and sparkle of a rare movie gem. It coruscates with that heartwarming character resplendent with laughter, sadness, and triumph all captured in that monumental coming-of-age story.
Backyard Chicken Farming's Ugly Side: Homeless Poultry
• halfmoonbay.patch.comMany people don't realize that chickens stop laying eggs and can become messy, noisy and difficult to care for.
Scientists warn DGCA of rare solar flares’ risk to flyers
• mumbaimirror.comA Kolkata-based science centre has warned the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) of a rare ongoing phenomenon near the Earth's atmosphere called solar flares, which can lead to cancer among frequent flyers.
Nanotechnology approach could lead to 'artificial skin' that senses touch...
• nanowerk.comUsing tiny gold particles and a kind of resin, a team of scientists at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology has discovered how to make a new kind of flexible sensor that one day could be integrated into electronic skin, or e-skin.
Berkeley visiting scholar questions benefits of electric cars
• dailycal.orgUC Berkeley visiting scholar Ozzie Zehner published an article Sunday arguing that electric vehicles are not as environmentally friendly as often believed.
Stasi's New Incarnation
Stephen Lendmanpolice state
Middle East Continues to Boil
Stephen Lendmanimperialism
Michael Hastings Crash Investigation Heats Up, Police and Fire Told Not to Comment
• youtube (h/t Lew Rockwell blog)San Diego 6 -- Kimberly Dvorak's Investigative Report On Michael Hastings "Crash" Crash scene defies laws of physics as engine block found behind the car.
Female inmates sterilized in California prisons without approval
• .Doctors under contract with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation sterilized nearly 150 female inmates from 2006 to 2010 without required state approvals. At least 148 women received tubal ligations in violation of
The IRS Mistakenly Exposed Thousands of Social Security Numbers
• National JournalAnother day, another slipup by the Internal Revenue Service. The incident involves the unwitting exposure of "tens of thousands" of Social Security numbers, posted to the Internet for less than 24 hours after being discovered,
Book by former CIA analyst sheds light on Cuba, Kennedy, Oswald
• ReutersLee Harvey Oswald had closer ties to Cuba's intelligence agency in the months before his fatal shooting of John F. Kennedy than previously known, according to a new book by a former CIA analyst.
Chinese police open fire on Tibetan monks: group
• ReutersPolice in a restive Tibetan part of southwestern China opened fire on a group of monks and others who had gathered to mark the birthday of exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, seriously injuring at least two of them, a rights group said.
Turkish police fire water cannon to prevent park protest
• ReutersTurkish police fired teargas and water cannon on Monday at protesters who tried to defy a closure order and enter an Istanbul park at the center of protests against Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's government.
U.S. soldier in WikiLeaks case had free access to secret files
• ReutersPrivate First Class Bradley Manning, accused of releasing more than 700,000 classified files to WikiLeaks, had nothing to stop him from installing software for the high-speed download of secret State Department cables, the witnesses said.
U.S. mulls speeding up troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
• ReutersThe US is considering leaving no American troops behind in Afghanistan after the planned 2014 withdrawal date, US officials said, amid ongoing tensions between the President Obama's administration and Afghan President Karzai's government.
Officer cleared of threatening Michelle Obama
• Washington PostA District police officer accused of threatening Michelle Obama was cleared of charges related to the first lady but was found guilty of posting a derogatory job description on social media and depicting the president as a communist,
Web monitoring devices made by U.S. firm Blue Coat detected in Iran, Sudan
• Washington PostAmerican-made devices used for Internet monitoring were detected on government and commercial computer networks in Iran and Sudan, in violation of US sanctions that ban the sale of goods, services or technology to autocratic states
Spaniards Fight to Get Savings Back
• New York TimesMr. López is one of about 300,000 Spaniards who, in the midst of a brutal recession, have seen their life savings virtually wiped out in what critics call a deceptive and possibly fraudulent sales campaign by banks that were
Incredible Technology: How to See a Black Hole
• space.comBlack holes are essentially invisible, but astronomers are developing technology to image the immediate surroundings of these enigmas like never before.
Bacteria In Space Grows in Strange Ways
• space.comBacteria grown in a dish of fake urine in space behaves in ways never-before-seen in Earth microorganisms, scientists say.
Space Station Tech Dominates NASA Space Apps Challenge
• space.comTech tools related to the International Space Station ruled NASA's Space Apps Challenge this year.
SpaceX's 'Grasshopper' Reusable Rocket Prototype Makes Highest Flight Yet
• space.comA private company's prototype reusable rocket made its highest leap to date last month, soaring 100 stories into the air before landing softly back at its launch pad as planned.
New Kickstarter ion thruster would speed space exploration using nanosatellites
• extremetech.comFor the past few decades, space exploration has largely focused on building incredible (occasionally incredibly expensive) high-end machines. It’s not hard to see why — machines like Curiosity and its rocket-powered hover crane are amazing accomplish
Charmian Gooch: Meet global corruption's hidden players
• ted.comWhen the son of the president of a desperately poor country starts buying mansions and sportscars on an official monthly salary of $7,000, Charmian Gooch suggests, corruption is probably somewhere in the picture.
Lenovo A1000 hits shelves with Nexus 7 price-chopping
• slashgear.comIt would appear that the folks at Lenovo have decided to launch several new tablets – announced at Mobile World Congress though they were – to the market without much warning.
AT&T Beats deal reportedly in the works for streaming music service launch
• slashgear.comWe already know that Beats will be launching their own streaming music service called Daisy, but details about its launch are still being speculated.
NASA GROVER rover completes first tests in remote arctic expedition
• slashgear.comNASA‘s Curiosity Mars rover may be the agency’s latest space-faring rover, but their newest wheeled robot was recently deployed in the cold depths of Greenland.
Ordered intermetallic core-shell nanocatalysts are promising designs for fuel cells
• nanowerk.comThe Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFC) are certainly promising as energy efficient devices to run vehicles in a less polluted way.
Field Gear: Identifying The All-American Makers
• Survivalblog.comMy Mac's e-mail in-box is stuffed full every morning. I plow through dozens and dozens of e-mails. After a glance, most of them get a perfunctory "delete" click. In addition to the inevitable SEO Optimization.
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