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Loved the comment on this article: "Let us compare the behavior of practitioners of the two religious practices (if yoga can be classified as religion - it is not) in question here. Catholic Church has practiced genocide against Jews, African and American Natives, suppression of women. It has blessed the conquest of all other cultures and wiped most of them out. It has suppressed science albeit unsuccessfully in the last 3-4 centuries. It has promoted blind faith. There are other items that should not be mentioned in mixed company. What has yoga done? Breathing exercises! Focusing and controlling the mind. Listening to internal sounds. All this, it is claimed, lead to internal mental peace. There is not a whit of any of the other actions that the Church can be justly convicted for. If it is Satan's job to create mayhem on this planet, guess which of these doctrines most resemble him?"
Via www.newser.com
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Facebook settles US privacy violation charges
Time to review what you would like in exchange for your private information that you don't know is being used/ abused/ stolen.
clear
via Facebook settles US privacy violation charges - Yahoo!7.
Ambivalence..
For over two months, I have been agonizing.
Should I do it? or should I not?
Is the right thing to do?
Am I going to regret it?
How am I going to cope with my decision?
Question flying around in my head like.. dandelion dust...
The issue demanding attention is "do I keep or delete my Facebook account?"
Ridiculously, facebook shows up in this page as a spell error. It has to be a capital F. The idea has turned into a verb. Like google. Oops, sorry, Google. I'm going to stick with facebook. Just because.
I signed up for facebook much the same reason I made my first girlfriend - peer pressure. Everyone I knew had one. It was the cool, in-thing to do.
Sure, being on facebook has had its ups. I've re-established contact with the folks I went to school with over 20 years ago. Some I don't even remember. I've read some very interesting things that I probably wouldn't have otherwise even known existed. I've reached out to, & been very lucky in connecting with some amazing people I had never met in person. Some interesting job offers came my way (maybe life would have been different if I'd taken them?). There has been a lot of laughter from funny videos, jokes, puns, wisecracks, wit, humor & one-liners.
I tried my bit to get on people's nerves too. Some were thankful for my daily one-liner posts of inspiration that I attempted to share. I felt compelled to let my world of "friends" know what it was that I was reading, & all those things that were wrong with the world. Sometimes I shared some snippets of my life as it was shaping out. The announcements of the birth of our children. The first fish I caught. Stuff like that. These last few weeks, I have been publishing my list of online reads to my www.scoop.it/unreal-stuff page, & sending a link to facebook. Makes it seem like I'm very active on facebook.
But nearly five years later, it feels like I'm in a wrong relationship. It demands more time than I can afford. Most times, it throws stuff at me that I have absolutely no interest in knowing. There are status updates that turn my stomach. Photographs of dead people with their guts lying around them. Farms, animals, plants & shops that demand I join their company & start help improve their economy.
As Denis the Menace once said, as you learn to tell the time, you have less & less of it. facebook (& a couple of other online reading habits) have been insidiously eating into time that once was devoted to things that are extremely important to me - my gorgeous family, stuff that I want to read, the time to sit down & transfer thoughts on to paper, or simply the care-free-ness (is that a word??) to get out to the beach & walk on the sand, listening to the waves & the birds & the dogs & the sounds & the patterns in the sky as the sun went down.
I have no regrets having spent the time getting to know what a lot of you thought about. I am the richer for it.
It is the phase now for me to part ways with facebook. Pull the plug. Cut the cord. Terminate. Conclude. End.
For those of my facebook friends who still want to keep in touch, email me on sequeiraneil07 at gmail dot com. I will reply as soon as I can (If I still remember you ;) - just kidding ).
If you don't really care to email, but just want to keep up with my meanderings, I will post here as often as I like.
For stuff I'm currently reading, this is the place to check out (at least until that site stays up).
& just to close the loop (I'm learning a little bit of programming, & keeping a loop open is bad manners), for those who don't care, it was great trying to keep up with you. I've failed to at times, but you didn't really know that, did you? ;)
Adieu, facebook the platform. Hello, my real friends.
Should I do it? or should I not?
Is the right thing to do?
Am I going to regret it?
How am I going to cope with my decision?
Question flying around in my head like.. dandelion dust...
The issue demanding attention is "do I keep or delete my Facebook account?"
Ridiculously, facebook shows up in this page as a spell error. It has to be a capital F. The idea has turned into a verb. Like google. Oops, sorry, Google. I'm going to stick with facebook. Just because.
I signed up for facebook much the same reason I made my first girlfriend - peer pressure. Everyone I knew had one. It was the cool, in-thing to do.
Sure, being on facebook has had its ups. I've re-established contact with the folks I went to school with over 20 years ago. Some I don't even remember. I've read some very interesting things that I probably wouldn't have otherwise even known existed. I've reached out to, & been very lucky in connecting with some amazing people I had never met in person. Some interesting job offers came my way (maybe life would have been different if I'd taken them?). There has been a lot of laughter from funny videos, jokes, puns, wisecracks, wit, humor & one-liners.
I tried my bit to get on people's nerves too. Some were thankful for my daily one-liner posts of inspiration that I attempted to share. I felt compelled to let my world of "friends" know what it was that I was reading, & all those things that were wrong with the world. Sometimes I shared some snippets of my life as it was shaping out. The announcements of the birth of our children. The first fish I caught. Stuff like that. These last few weeks, I have been publishing my list of online reads to my www.scoop.it/unreal-stuff page, & sending a link to facebook. Makes it seem like I'm very active on facebook.
But nearly five years later, it feels like I'm in a wrong relationship. It demands more time than I can afford. Most times, it throws stuff at me that I have absolutely no interest in knowing. There are status updates that turn my stomach. Photographs of dead people with their guts lying around them. Farms, animals, plants & shops that demand I join their company & start help improve their economy.
As Denis the Menace once said, as you learn to tell the time, you have less & less of it. facebook (& a couple of other online reading habits) have been insidiously eating into time that once was devoted to things that are extremely important to me - my gorgeous family, stuff that I want to read, the time to sit down & transfer thoughts on to paper, or simply the care-free-ness (is that a word??) to get out to the beach & walk on the sand, listening to the waves & the birds & the dogs & the sounds & the patterns in the sky as the sun went down.
I have no regrets having spent the time getting to know what a lot of you thought about. I am the richer for it.
It is the phase now for me to part ways with facebook. Pull the plug. Cut the cord. Terminate. Conclude. End.
For those of my facebook friends who still want to keep in touch, email me on sequeiraneil07 at gmail dot com. I will reply as soon as I can (If I still remember you ;) - just kidding ).
If you don't really care to email, but just want to keep up with my meanderings, I will post here as often as I like.
For stuff I'm currently reading, this is the place to check out (at least until that site stays up).
& just to close the loop (I'm learning a little bit of programming, & keeping a loop open is bad manners), for those who don't care, it was great trying to keep up with you. I've failed to at times, but you didn't really know that, did you? ;)
Adieu, facebook the platform. Hello, my real friends.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Legalization debate: first pot, now coke?
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In Latin America, leaders seem to be reaching a new consensus about the drug war: it has failed, and it's time for a new solution.
Via www.globalpost.com
In Latin America, leaders seem to be reaching a new consensus about the drug war: it has failed, and it's time for a new solution.
Via www.globalpost.com
on Liberty
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"ROOTED in freedom, bonded in the fellowship of danger, sharing everywhere a common human blood, we declare again that all men are brothers, and that mutual tolerance is the price of liberty." -Will Durrant
"ROOTED in freedom, bonded in the fellowship of danger, sharing everywhere a common human blood, we declare again that all men are brothers, and that mutual tolerance is the price of liberty." -Will Durrant
on Life
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The art of life is to know how to enjoy a little and to endure much. -William Hazlitt, essayist (1778-1830)
The art of life is to know how to enjoy a little and to endure much. -William Hazlitt, essayist (1778-1830)
Monday, November 28, 2011
With friends like the DMCA, who needs SOPA?
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The proposed Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA, garners a lot of hatred from commentators and the Internet industry as whole, but it's only the next logical step after the problematic Digital Millenium Copyright Act, the safe harbor of which is more...
Via gigaom.com
The proposed Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA, garners a lot of hatred from commentators and the Internet industry as whole, but it's only the next logical step after the problematic Digital Millenium Copyright Act, the safe harbor of which is more...
Via gigaom.com
How corpses could power a television to save on energy
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How corpses could power a television to save on energy...
Via www.smh.com.au
How corpses could power a television to save on energy...
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Emma Sullivan, Kansas High School Student, Punished For Sam Brownback Tweet
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A high school senior was punished after tweeting disparaging remarks about Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback.
Via www.huffingtonpost.com
A high school senior was punished after tweeting disparaging remarks about Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback.
Via www.huffingtonpost.com
Black Friday Sales Up Seven Percent Over 2010
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The holiday shopping season got off to a strong start on Black Friday, with retail sales up 7 percent over last year, according to the most recent survey. Now stores just have to keep buyers coming back without the promise of door-buster savings.
Via www.huffingtonpost.com
The holiday shopping season got off to a strong start on Black Friday, with retail sales up 7 percent over last year, according to the most recent survey. Now stores just have to keep buyers coming back without the promise of door-buster savings.
Via www.huffingtonpost.com
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Pakistan NATO Helicopter Attack: 7 Troops Reportedly Dead
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Pakistan on Saturday accused NATO helicopters of firing on two army checkpoints in the northwest and killing 25 soldiers, then retaliated by closing a key border crossing used by the coalition to supply its troops in...
Via www.huffingtonpost.com
PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Pakistan on Saturday accused NATO helicopters of firing on two army checkpoints in the northwest and killing 25 soldiers, then retaliated by closing a key border crossing used by the coalition to supply its troops in...
Via www.huffingtonpost.com
Drugs giant challenges Facebook
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The social network is embroiled in a legal row after a German drugmaker claimed its page on the social network was given to a US rival.
Via www.bbc.co.uk
The social network is embroiled in a legal row after a German drugmaker claimed its page on the social network was given to a US rival.
Via www.bbc.co.uk
Iraqi Widows’ Numbers Have Grown, but Aid Lags
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Iraq faces a gender imbalance, with decades of conflict leaving an estimated one million widows. Many hope, against the odds, to marry again.
Via www.nytimes.com
Iraq faces a gender imbalance, with decades of conflict leaving an estimated one million widows. Many hope, against the odds, to marry again.
Via www.nytimes.com
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Is this really the end?
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the threat of a disaster does not always stop it from happening. The chances of the euro zone being smashed apart have risen alarmingly, thanks to financial panic, a rapidly weakening economic outlook and pigheaded brinkmanship. The odds of a safe landing are dwindling fast.
Via www.economist.com
the threat of a disaster does not always stop it from happening. The chances of the euro zone being smashed apart have risen alarmingly, thanks to financial panic, a rapidly weakening economic outlook and pigheaded brinkmanship. The odds of a safe landing are dwindling fast.
Via www.economist.com
Terrible swift sword
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Great nations decline in different ways: by losing wars, overreaching, collapsing internally. But it would be extraordinary if America sacrificed its position as the world’s leading military power as the result of a legislative accident.
Via www.economist.com
Great nations decline in different ways: by losing wars, overreaching, collapsing internally. But it would be extraordinary if America sacrificed its position as the world’s leading military power as the result of a legislative accident.
Via www.economist.com
Children of Heaven
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Fridays are family movie night. We watched Children of Heaven (1997) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118849/ Highly recommend family viewing. Poignant, in that it was also a Iranian made award winning movie. The common man (& woman & child) suffer. Same goes for people everywhere. The war hawks want war - in the name of security(?) - to fill their own pockets. Happiness is - a tattered pair of shared shoes.
Fridays are family movie night. We watched Children of Heaven (1997) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118849/ Highly recommend family viewing. Poignant, in that it was also a Iranian made award winning movie. The common man (& woman & child) suffer. Same goes for people everywhere. The war hawks want war - in the name of security(?) - to fill their own pockets. Happiness is - a tattered pair of shared shoes.
on Value
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Teaching a child not to step on a caterpillar is as valuable to the child as it is to the caterpillar. -Bradley Miller, activist (b. 1956)
Teaching a child not to step on a caterpillar is as valuable to the child as it is to the caterpillar. -Bradley Miller, activist (b. 1956)
3 Absurd Reasons for Banning Drugs
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Dr. Stephen Davies discusses what he feels are the three most strange and bizarre reasons for banning drugs. The first of these reasons for prohibiting drugs...
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Dr. Stephen Davies discusses what he feels are the three most strange and bizarre reasons for banning drugs. The first of these reasons for prohibiting drugs...
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The Broken Window Fallacy
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Does destruction create jobs? After natural disasters, terrorist attacks, and wars, some people argue that these disasters are good for the economy, because ...
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Does destruction create jobs? After natural disasters, terrorist attacks, and wars, some people argue that these disasters are good for the economy, because ...
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‘We have lost respect’ – former US Senator — RT
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The US is like a drunkard who charges to war with anyone who might pose a threat, ex-Senator and former US presidential candidate Mike Gravel says.
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The US is like a drunkard who charges to war with anyone who might pose a threat, ex-Senator and former US presidential candidate Mike Gravel says.
Via rt.com
MW3 - Jeep Wrangler MW3 Commercial
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http://aajnow.com - Modern Warfare 3 and Chrysler join up to create the MW3 Special Edition Jeep Wrangler. This commercial campaigns tagline is "The toughest...
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http://aajnow.com - Modern Warfare 3 and Chrysler join up to create the MW3 Special Edition Jeep Wrangler. This commercial campaigns tagline is "The toughest...
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Syria unrest: Arab League ponders sanctions in Cairo — RT
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As the death toll continues to rise with Egypt’s military rulers refusing to step down, the Arab League has chosen Cairo as the perfect destination to discuss possible sanctions against Syria for not implementing its own peace plan.
Via rt.com
As the death toll continues to rise with Egypt’s military rulers refusing to step down, the Arab League has chosen Cairo as the perfect destination to discuss possible sanctions against Syria for not implementing its own peace plan.
Via rt.com
Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris - I Dug up a Diamond
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Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris performing live during their tour 'All the roadrunning'. From the DVD 'Real Live Roadrunning' recorded at Gibson Amphitheatr...
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Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris performing live during their tour 'All the roadrunning'. From the DVD 'Real Live Roadrunning' recorded at Gibson Amphitheatr...
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What binds us together?? The Pentatonic Scale Explored..
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Bobby McFerrin demonstrates the power of the pentatonic scale, using audience participation, at the event "Notes & Neurons: In Search of the Common Chorus", ...
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Bobby McFerrin demonstrates the power of the pentatonic scale, using audience participation, at the event "Notes & Neurons: In Search of the Common Chorus", ...
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KarmaTube: Amazing Grace, by Wintley Phipps
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At Carnegie Hall, gospel singer Wintley Phipps delivers perhaps the most powerful rendition of Amazing Grace ever recorded.
Via www.karmatube.org
At Carnegie Hall, gospel singer Wintley Phipps delivers perhaps the most powerful rendition of Amazing Grace ever recorded.
Via www.karmatube.org
Friday, November 25, 2011
Fragile truce holds in Cairo as election looms - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
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Egypt's military regime has promised elections will go ahead as planned next week after the army apologised for the deaths of dozens of protesters
Via www.abc.net.au
Egypt's military regime has promised elections will go ahead as planned next week after the army apologised for the deaths of dozens of protesters
Via www.abc.net.au
Robots to guard South Korean convicts - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
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South Korea will start using robot guards to patrol prisons in a bid to ease the burden on human wardens.
Via www.abc.net.au
South Korea will start using robot guards to patrol prisons in a bid to ease the burden on human wardens.
Via www.abc.net.au
Long and short scales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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I didn't know that 1 trillion meant a different number in different countries!
Via en.wikipedia.org
I didn't know that 1 trillion meant a different number in different countries!
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RBA chief warns of rising Euro debt threat - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
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Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens has urged European leaders to sort out the region's debt problems quickly, saying the threat to Australia and the rest of the world is rising.
Via www.abc.net.au
Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens has urged European leaders to sort out the region's debt problems quickly, saying the threat to Australia and the rest of the world is rising.
Via www.abc.net.au
Homeland Security: No 'malicious activity' linked to water pump
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Curran-Gardner water district officials are happy that federal officials have ruled out a cyber attack as the cause of a water pump failure at the district.
Via www.sj-r.com
Curran-Gardner water district officials are happy that federal officials have ruled out a cyber attack as the cause of a water pump failure at the district.
Via www.sj-r.com
All Ron Paul CNN Foreign Policy Debate Highlights
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Airing Date.Nov.22, 2011 All Ron Paul CNN Foreign Policy Debate Highlights.
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Airing Date.Nov.22, 2011 All Ron Paul CNN Foreign Policy Debate Highlights.
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France raises issue of Syrian intervention | StratRisks
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& so, while Egypt burns, the All-lies turn their backs on the oasis of the Arab Spring, & look for fresh meat.. Syria
Via stratrisks.com
& so, while Egypt burns, the All-lies turn their backs on the oasis of the Arab Spring, & look for fresh meat.. Syria
Via stratrisks.com
Ignorance is bliss when it comes to challenging social issues
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The less people know about important complex issues such as the economy, energy consumption and the environment, the more they want to avoid becoming well-informed, according to new research.
Via www.sciencedaily.com
The less people know about important complex issues such as the economy, energy consumption and the environment, the more they want to avoid becoming well-informed, according to new research.
Via www.sciencedaily.com
96 hours to the stone age: How quickly our connected lives crumble when the power goes out
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As we rely more and more on connected devices, what do we do when the power shuts down? After visiting a central switching facility for a cell operator, consultant Jeffrey Belk thinks we need to take this threat more seriously.
Via gigaom.com
As we rely more and more on connected devices, what do we do when the power shuts down? After visiting a central switching facility for a cell operator, consultant Jeffrey Belk thinks we need to take this threat more seriously.
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Mossad vs Assad? 'CIA death squads behind Syria bloodbath'
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Moscow has accused the west of stirring up tensions in the Arab world by calling for the overthrow of the Syrian regime. Russia says calls from certain state...
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Moscow has accused the west of stirring up tensions in the Arab world by calling for the overthrow of the Syrian regime. Russia says calls from certain state...
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
on Truth & Blasphemy
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All great truths begin as blasphemies. -George Bernard Shaw, writer, Nobel laureate (1856-1950)
All great truths begin as blasphemies. -George Bernard Shaw, writer, Nobel laureate (1856-1950)
What price the new democracy? Goldman Sachs conquers Europe
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The ascension of Mario Monti to the Italian prime ministership is remarkable for more reasons than it is possible to count. By replacing the scandal-surfing Silvio Berlusconi, Italy has dislodged the undislodgeable.
Via www.independent.co.uk
The ascension of Mario Monti to the Italian prime ministership is remarkable for more reasons than it is possible to count. By replacing the scandal-surfing Silvio Berlusconi, Italy has dislodged the undislodgeable.
Via www.independent.co.uk
Facial recognition: the case for and against 'total surveillance'
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Facial recognition: the case for and against 'total surveillance'...
Via www.smh.com.au
Facial recognition: the case for and against 'total surveillance'...
Via www.smh.com.au
Filthy lucre: Afghan drug profits too juicy to resist — RT
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Russia has criticized the US and NATO for not doing enough to stop illegal drug trafficking from Afghanistan, which produces more than 90 per cent of the world's opium.
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Russia has criticized the US and NATO for not doing enough to stop illegal drug trafficking from Afghanistan, which produces more than 90 per cent of the world's opium.
Via rt.com
Fox News Viewers Know Less Than People Who Don't Watch Any News: Study
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Fox News viewers are less informed than people who don't watch any news, according to a new poll from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
Via www.huffingtonpost.com
Fox News viewers are less informed than people who don't watch any news, according to a new poll from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
Via www.huffingtonpost.com
MF Global customer accounts may be missing $1.2 billion, trustee says
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The amount missing from accounts at the bankrupt brokerage “may be as much as $1.2 billion or more,” the trustee overseeing the liquidation says.
Via www.washingtonpost.com
The amount missing from accounts at the bankrupt brokerage “may be as much as $1.2 billion or more,” the trustee overseeing the liquidation says.
Via www.washingtonpost.com
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
25 'worst' web passwords - Telegraph
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'Password' has topped a list of the 25 worst web passwords people commonly use
to login into sites, leaving them more vulnerable to hackers.
Via www.telegraph.co.uk
'Password' has topped a list of the 25 worst web passwords people commonly use
to login into sites, leaving them more vulnerable to hackers.
Via www.telegraph.co.uk
What to make of Andrea Rossi's apparent cold fusion success (Wired UK)
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The apparent success of Rossi's cold fusion demonstration is sending ripples through the mainstream press. So what new clues do we have to settle whether it's the breakthrough of the century or the scam of the decade?
Via www.wired.co.uk
The apparent success of Rossi's cold fusion demonstration is sending ripples through the mainstream press. So what new clues do we have to settle whether it's the breakthrough of the century or the scam of the decade?
Via www.wired.co.uk
Italian cold fusion machine passes another test
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Italian physicist and inventor Andrea Rossi has conducted a public demonstration of his "cold fusion" machine, the E-Cat, at the University of Bologna, showing that a small amount of input energy drives an unexplained reaction between atoms of...
Via www.msnbc.msn.com
Italian physicist and inventor Andrea Rossi has conducted a public demonstration of his "cold fusion" machine, the E-Cat, at the University of Bologna, showing that a small amount of input energy drives an unexplained reaction between atoms of...
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Italian cold fusion machine passes another test
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Italian physicist and inventor Andrea Rossi has conducted a public demonstration of his "cold fusion" machine, the E-Cat, at the University of Bologna, showing that a small amount of input energy drives an unexplained reaction between atoms of...
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Italian physicist and inventor Andrea Rossi has conducted a public demonstration of his "cold fusion" machine, the E-Cat, at the University of Bologna, showing that a small amount of input energy drives an unexplained reaction between atoms of...
Via www.msnbc.msn.com
Monday, November 21, 2011
October Euro Deal Was 'Confidence Trick That Failed'
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The three-pronged deal reached by European leaders in October aimed at preventing the euro zone debt crisis from spreading further did no more than "trick" markets into thinking a lasting solution ...
Via finance.yahoo.com
The three-pronged deal reached by European leaders in October aimed at preventing the euro zone debt crisis from spreading further did no more than "trick" markets into thinking a lasting solution ...
Via finance.yahoo.com
Deadly clashes continue in Cairo's Tahrir Square - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
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Egyptian troops and police storm Cairo's Tahrir Square after a second night of clashes killed seven people and injured hundreds more.
Via www.abc.net.au
Egyptian troops and police storm Cairo's Tahrir Square after a second night of clashes killed seven people and injured hundreds more.
Via www.abc.net.au
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