By Zen Gardner I find it amazing how people can’t see the simplicity of it all. Honestly. Is it a desire to hold on to their beliefs–religious, scientific, intellectual or otherwise–because they think that’s their identity? If so, you can sure see how easily swayed humanity would be.
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By Prevent Disease Mobile phone owners were urged to limit their use last night after the World Health Organisation admitted they may cause cancer. The UN’s health agency advised ‘pragmatic’ measures to reduce exposure, such as using hands-free kits and texting instead of calling.
A week ago we presented an excerpt from Credit Suisse’s most excellent piece “The Flaw” – merely the latest in one of the best overviews of the neverending Greek soap opera by William Porter. Yet every soap opera eventually ends. Although when it comes to Nielsen ratings, the denouement is usually a whimper.
By Thetandd.com A remote-controlled aircraft owned by an animal rights group was reportedly shot down near Broxton Bridge Plantation Sunday near Ehrhardt, S.C.
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By Kevin Hayden TruthisTreason It is estimated that over 450 US troops marched in formation to the White House in order to show solidarity and support for Presidential Candidate Ron Paul.
A Fake Amazon Reviewer Confesses By Mary Pilon Russ Taylor was looking for a very good espresso machine. So the Atlanta lawyer did what many of us would–he surfed to Amazon.com and began trolling user reviews for high-end espresso makers.
By Rachael Rettner MyHealthNewsDaily When we come down with the flu, we might think the worst is over after a week of a sore throat and body aches. But such viral infections may have lasting, unseen effects on the brain, emerging research suggests.
Much of this report, I did not understand… Why is the Pentagon involved? Who speaks for the Pentagon? Will the puppet President be arrested? If so, when?
By Past Horizons Archaeologists discovered a series of deposits in the interior of the Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacan in Mexico. The team of researchers announced their findings after exploring the 65-metre high pyramid from 2008 to 2011.
By HYUNG-JIN KIM Associated Press South Korea conducted live-fire military drills near its disputed sea boundary with North Korea on Monday despite Pyongyang’s threat to respond with a “merciless” attack.
In this set of three videotapes, writer Graham Hancock traverses the world and explains his controversial theory that an ancient civilization, highly intelligent people who sailed the planet as early as 10,500 B.C., spread advanced astronomical knowledge and built ancient observatories.
By RT News In New Orleans, Louisiana, home is about to be much more than where the heart is. Under a new initiative announced this week by the New Orleans Police Department, private residences will also become the home of massive orange stickers that’ll alert neighbors, “Hey, don’t worry. There might be drugs here.”
By GMA Network Personal computers infected with a Trojan that tries to redirect their browsers to malicious sites may be cut off from the Internet on March 8, an information technology site said.
By ROB WAUGH Daily Mail Harvard scientists have invented a method of mass-producing robot insects – creating ‘sheets’ of tiny robot bees that pop up ready for action. When activated, a 2.4 millimetre-tall robot insect ‘pops up’ out of the sheet.
By GUY ADAMS Independent UK The President of Guatemala has floated the prospect of legalising drugs in a bid to stop criminal gangs bringing even more bloodshed to Central America, and will attempt to win regional support for an idea which is likely to face fierce opposition in Washington.
By BBC News Iran has halted oil sales to British and French companies, the nation’s oil ministry has said. A spokesman was reported as saying on the ministry’s website that Iran would “sell our oil to new customers”.