SOPA Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect IP Act "would put us on a par with the most oppressive nations in the world."
bills give the Feds unacceptable "power to censor the Web."
It would allow the Justice Department to obtain an order to be served on search engines, Internet providers, and other companies forcing them to make a suspected piratical Web site effectively vanish, a kind of Internet death penalty.
drugs that would produce what appeared to be 'natural' death
1952 agency memo reports on the cancer-inducing uses of beryllium: 'This is
certainly the most toxic inorganic element and it produces a peculiar fibrotic
tumor at the site of local application.
The amount necessary to produce these tumors is a few micrograms.'
The same memo talks of the possibility of developing techniques for getting beryllium into the victim's lungs by having it inhaled in small doses."
an underground medical laboratory which induced cancer into animals.
our current epidemic of cancer, Big Pharma's refusal to provide inexpensive cures for cancer, and the ongoing cover-up
the illegal government that took over America
NDAA bill authorizes permanent warfare anywhere in the world.
It gives the president unchecked power to pursue war. It diminishes the role of this Congress.
The founders saw Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution, which places in the hands of Congress the war power, as essential to a check and balance against the executive abuse of power.
NDAA diminishes Congress’ role in that regard.
NDAA authorizes the military to indefinitely detain individuals without charge or trial, including the detention of U.S. citizens on U.S. soil.
In short, what this bill does is it takes a wrecking ball to the United States Constitution and gives enormous power to the government or the state.
I want friends on both sides of the aisle to understand this; we are giving the state more power over individuals with this bill. It’s the wrong direction.
human-shaped robotic laborer the company says is intended to “work alongside” people. In actuality, the robot could end up replacing people whose job it is to carry out menial tasks on assembly lines
Chavez, Fernandez, Paraguay’s Fernando Lugo, Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff and former Brazilian leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva have all been diagnosed recently with cancer. All of them are leftists.
57-year-old is Latin America’s loudest critic of U.S. foreign policy along with Cuba’s former leader Fidel Castro, and he frequently lashes out at what he calls the “Yankee Empire”.
Chavez also slammed Washington and its European allies for criticizing Russia’s recent parliamentary elections – and said they were planning the same thing for Venezuela’s presidential election in October, when he will seek re-election.
They’re trying to destabilize no less than Russia, a nuclear power. That’s the madness of the Empire,” Chavez said.
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"There is now a way to simulate a real heart attack. It can be used as a means of assassinates." Only a very skilled pathologist, who knew exactly what to look for at an autopsy, could distinguish this from the real thing. The New Order of Barbarians
http://www.overlordsofchaos.com/html/new_order_of_barbarians.html
Gingrich is attacking the U.S. court system as "despotic" and "grotesquely dictatorial."
even conservatives think he is taking things way too far.
Gingrich has ramped up his assault on "activist federal judges
Gingrich says that, if elected president, he would be free to ignore the Supreme Court and abolish entire federal court systems if he disagrees with their rulings
Under Newt's reign, judges could be impeached, subpoenaed, and even arrested by U.S. Marshals if their rulings were deemed "anti-American" by the Gingrich administration.
not even chrome dev or canary builds have the newest experimental stuff.
Well, 220 years is a pretty good run, eh? Just in time for Thursday's Bill of Rights Day, Congress has included in a massive war and weapons funding bill an authorization of presidents and the military to imprison you or anyone else forever without a trial.
Step One: Call your representative and your two senators and demand that they vote No on final passage of the "Defense Authorization Act." 202-224-3121
Get the staffer you speak with to tell you why their boss would even consider voting yes on imprisonment with no trial. Post what they tell you at http://warisacrime.org/nomohabeas
Step Two: Tell the president to veto.
The conference committee made changes to the bill to answer President Obama's concerns, not ours. The bill now leaves the president free to imprison or kill individuals without handing them over even to a military tribunal. The White House calls this "flexibility." The authors of the Bill of Rights called it tyranny.
Read: House And Senate Negotiators Agree On Bill Hoping To Avoid Obama Veto
Watch: Daily Show: Arrested DevelopmentStep Three: Take part in an event on Thursday: http://bordc.org/ndaa
indefinite detention without cause is unconstitutional dictatorial craziness
Americans like freedom, not indefinite detention
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Six years ago, film maker Morgan Spurlock vividly demonstrated the health consequences of eating nothing but McDonald's for breakfast, lunch and dinner. After just FOUR WEEKS, his health had deteriorated to the point that his physician warned him he was putting his life in serious jeopardy if he continued the experiment.
About 95 percent of the eggs produced in the United States come from gigantic egg factories housing millions of hens under one roof.
There are currently about 245 U.S. egg companies with flocks of 75,000 or more, and, of these 245 companies, 60 have at least 1 million laying hens, and 12 have more than 5 million!
The experiment began in 2006 when the Space Shuttle Discovery transported a population of 4,000 C. elegans to the International Space Station where, over three months, twelve generations of the nematodes successfully reproduced in low Earth orbit, their well-being remotely monitored
many of the biological changes that happen during spaceflight affect astronauts and worms and in the same way. We have been able to show that worms can grow and reproduce in space for long enough to reach another planet and that we can remotely monitor their health.
As a result C. elegans is a cost effective option for discovering and studying the biological effects of deep space missions.
Ultimately, we are now in a position to be able to remotely grow and study an animal on another planet."
In 1998 this worm became the first multicellular organism to have its entire genome sequenced.
This found that 2,000 of its 20,000 genes pertain to muscle function, and it's understood that 50 to 60 percent of these have counterparts in humans.
it carries a warhead, so if a target of opportunity presents itself, the Switchblade has imaging sensors capable of identifying, tracking and guiding itself right to just that person, with minimal collateral damage.
light enough to be man-packable, simple enough to be deployed in minutes and can fly off over the horizon sending back video.
It can loiter and watch silently (it's electric) and is so small that it is very difficult to detect at night, even at close range.
2% of adults in the world own more than half of global household wealth.
the richest 10% of adults accounted for 85% of the world total.
In contrast, the bottom half, 50% of the world adult population owned barely 1% of global wealth.
Medieval feudalism, cancer of humanity, robbery, slavery, wars, exploitation.
When we see an object, it's because it scatters and reflects light that strikes it - the more that an object obstructs incoming light, the more visible that object is.
It turns out that a coating of low-density aligned carbon nanotubes, however, allows light to pass into it with little more resistance than that light experiences when moving through the air.
This means little of the light is scattered or reflected, with most of it instead being essentially "absorbed."
>>>> wait a minute
so other possible advanced civilization already are using it, logically.
so there is a lot of invisible objects around us, right?
it only makes sense
Deep philosophical changes, massive paradigm shifts, are awaiting human world.
Next basic tenets of our worlds:
1. Nothing is real.
2. Anything is possible.
3. A Moment lasts eternity.
4. Immortality
semen samples from 29 healthy men, placed a few drops under a laptop connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi and then hit download.
Four hours later, the semen was, eh, well-done. (Read more…) A quarter of the sperm were no longer swimming around, for instance, compared to just 14 percent from semen samples stored at the same temperature away from the computer.
further info at
www.ewg.org
FogScreen technology - display system that projects images onto a curtain of fog so they appear to float in the air
Now Russian company DisplAir has added some interactivity to the technology by giving it multi-touch capabilities that allows users to manipulate projected images in mid-air.
DisplAir says its interactive display is able to handle up to 1,500 finger taps simultaneously to accommodate multiple users with 1 cm (0.39 in) accuracy and a time delay of less than 0.2 seconds
