Here's What Happens In A Single Second On The Internet [Infographic]
• popsci.comFour million people laugh at the same cat in unison, probably.
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Derek Paravicini and Adam Ockelford: In the key of genius
• ted.comBorn three and a half months prematurely, Derek Paravicini is blind and has severe autism. But with perfect pitch, innate talent and a lot of practice, he became an acclaimed concert pianist by the age of 10.
A Military Coup Will Remove Obama
www.thecommonsenseshow.comA military coup failed last fall, but there are surely more to come and the next one could involve the heart of the military industrial complex
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Another e-mail service shuts down over government spying concerns
• Timothy B. Lee, Washington PostSilent Circle, a prominent supplier of secure communications services has decided to shutter its e-mail service to avoid having to turn over confidential customer information to the government. The move comes hours after another e-mail service provid
Pelican Bay Hunger Striking for Justice
Stephen Lendmanpolice state
Jim Hightower: The border-industrial complex
• Jim HightowerThese corporate predators are deploying an army of lobbyists to Congress to target what they see as a booming market. "Border security!" is their battle cry. These profiteers have already stuffed the Senate's immigration bill with $46 billion for mor
New Bank Investigations: Real Action, or More of the Same? - By Matt Taibbi
• http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blogs/taibbloBut to me, these investigations will be meaningless unless one of two things happens, once they reach the inevitable stage of concluding painstakingly-crafted settlements with the inevitable teams of high-priced lawyers for the offending firms: 1)
Pineal Gland Thoughts
• arclein"Numerous molecules are found in the pineal, many of which are uniquely found at night, and we do not have a good idea of what their functions are. The only function that is established beyond doubt is the melatonin synthesis
Australian Algae Fuel Green Oil Hope
• arcleinNewly trialled native algae species provide real hope for the development of commercially viable fuels from algae, a University of Queensland scientist has found. Dr Evan Stephens and the team at UQ's Institute for Molecular Bioscience, in collabor
Goodyear To Replace Its Blimps With Zeppelins
• arcleinThanks to Goodyear, the airship revival is no longer dead. Working with ZLT Zeppelin Luftschifftechnik, a German Zeppelin manufacturer, Goodyear's new airships will carry more and maneuver better than their non-rigid predecessors. The zeppelins will
Megalodon of the Deep
• News LinkThe idea that Megalodon is still alive is pretty wild, and fun to ponder. But is it really possible? When you consider that some researchers claim we know more about the surface of the moon that we do of the deep ocean, perhaps it's not such a stran
Aquaponics: Introduction And Applications
• DonorsChoose.OrgMr. Perkins's Technology project at Legacy High School in N Las Vegas, NV
The Courage of Bradley Manning Will Inspire Others To Seize Their Moment of Truth
• www.antiwar.comThe critical moment in the political trial of the century was on 28 February when Bradley Manning stood and explained why he had risked his life to leak tens of thousands of official files.
A Monetary Master Explains Inflation
Terry CoxonDavid Galland asks Casey Research Senior Economist Terry Coxon probing questions on money, inflation, and why government meddling is inevitable.
What It Means to Be an NSA 'Target'
• GizmodoAn important New York Times investigation reporting the NSA "is searching the contents of vast amounts of Americans’ e-mail and texting" coupled with leaked documents published by the Guardian, demonstrates government is lying under oath to us.
The fall of the daily paper: Mainstream media loses readers, ad revenues as internet takes over
• naturalnews.comThe decline and fall of traditional mainstream daily newspapers and monthly magazines is continuing unabated, as demonstrated by a spate of bad news that has recently beset some of the biggest names in the industry.
Another Secure Email Service, Silent Circle, Is Shutting Down
• GizmodoSilent Circle's CEO Michael Janke admitted that some of its high-profile users would likely have authorities sniffing around soon. In the meantime, Silent Circle's phone, video and text encryption systems are still up and running.
France confirms it will continue ban on GMO corn, despite council ruling
• naturalnews.comIt has been confirmed that France will extend its moratorium on the cultivation of Monsanto's genetically-modified (GM) MON810 corn within its borders, despite a recent ruling by the French Council ....
Dolphins granted personhood by government of India
• naturalnews.comDolphins have been granted "non-human personhood" status by the government of India, making India the first nation in the world to recognize the unique intelligence and self-awareness of the cetacean order (a class of aquatic mammals).
CONNECTING THE DOTS
Part 14: Bicycling the Continental Divide—Mexico to Canada—accident and pain
Frosty Wooldridge“What is adventure? If a lone wolf lifts his plaintive call into the moonlight near your campsite, you might call that adventure. While you’re sweating like a horse on a climb over a 12,000 foot pass, that could be adventure."
CONNECTING THE DOTS
Exploding racial and linguistic divide in America in 2013
Frosty WooldridgeFormer Colorado Governor Richard D. Lamm said, “We are the only country in history that deliberately changed its ethnic makeup, and history has few examples of “diversity” creating a stable society.”
Am I Crazy?, by Crazy As A Fox
• Survivalblog.comI am a Vice President o a very successful company in the western side of the Midwest. I am in my early 60s, and after 30 plus years with the company - I will retire in next year or so with no debt, a good retirement plan, stable lifestyle – no worri
Hot chocolate could help combat dementia, study finds
• sciencerecorder.comSixty seniors, with an average age of 73 and who did not have dementia, were involved in the study.
NASA aims to send humans to Mars
• sciencerecorder.comDespite the many complex technical and safety problems inherent in any attempt to land humans on Mars, NASA officials say the space agency is working out the details for just such a mission.
Cyborgs of tomorrow will be made of tiny 3D-printed tech
• dvice.comConvergence, like the stars aligning in the clear night sky, is a momentous event in the tech industry. The world of cybernetics just had such a moment.
4 environmental inventions that sound good but are actually kind of silly
• Mother Nature Network.comCheck out these examples of good design getting ahead of practical considerations. (Just because it's cool and shiny doesn't mean it will work.)
'Breaking Bad' star completes green dream home
• Mother Nature Network.comBryan Cranston's new net-zero energy beach home features solar, recycled materials, and one awesome automated car lift.
12 Things to Pack for a Desert Excursion
• popularmechanics.comBefore you embark on a road trip to Death Valley like we did, make sure you pack the necessary equipment for thrill seeking and survival.
7 Ways to Bring Solar Lighting to Your Home
• popularmechanics.comSolar power has made some recent debuts at high-profile venues such as NFL stadiums and the Pentagon, but new technology is making it increasingly affordable, efficient, and accessible for the average homeowner looking to cut energy costs.
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