Sunday, 8 December 2013

Spooky Physics Phenomenon May Link Universe's Wormholes | LiveScience






South Korea Is Expanding Its Air Defense Zone - Business Insider






ICE FRIDAY: America is Insanely Cold Right Now - Business Insider






Two Swedish Entrepreneurs Develop An Invisible Bike Helmet | Giant Freakin Robot

Such brilliant engineering.  Can you see it?


Arthur




Can solar energy replace utilities?







Can US solar energy compete with Germany's low prices? - CSMonitor.com







A Medley of Potpourri: Hillary Clinton Touts Benefits of Oil, Natural Gas







Saturday, 7 December 2013

Vermont Approves Single-Payer Health Care: "Everybody In, Nobody Out"






Petition Works: 37-Year Hispanic Scholarship Fund Dream Policy Overturned






Idiot claims cell phone towers do not cause any Heath risk

Some former WHO idiot 'scientist' needs to hold my cell phone, turn it on and stand in front of a cell tower that I will select for him. If he does not get ill within five minutes I would be extremely surprised. We need fibre optic systems to replace these polluting cell towers. 






Lowest Jobless Rate in 5 Years Raises Odds of a Fed Move - NYTimes.com







The Sad Story of the Battery Breakthrough that Proved Too Good to Be True | MIT Technology Review







New policy on cell towers in India seen as unfair because of avalanche of additional resident demands

Such feelings could become the norm as affected residents create and flex new political muscles. Industry hides behind what they gamble is an impossibility, that of proving the damage of cell towers. The mathematics of medical epidemiology, epidemetrics, can prove probabilistically that cell towers create an polluted environment of additional diseases, including new cancers. 







Friday, 6 December 2013

Making a Scene - Video Feature - NYTimes.com






Obama Gets Real - NYTimes.com






Senkaku showdown: US to send in drones- Nikkei Asian Review

China is silly to engage these historically war mongering nations. 







UK students stuck in educational doldrums, OECD study finds | Education | theguardian.com







Swedish results fall abruptly as free school revolution falters | World news | The Guardian







Flood alert continues as tidal surge moves south | World news | theguardian.com







Nelson Mandela, South Africa's first black president, dies aged 95 | World news | The Guardian







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