Tucker is the designer and distributor for Lego’s architecture line, which already offers models of skyscrapers like Sears Tower and the John Hancock Center. Lego “is traditionally thought of as just a toy,” Tucker said. The new models “bring it to a different, more mature, more elegant level.”
Read More Lego architecture
Source: featuresblogs.chicagotribune.com
Monday, May 25, 2009
Saturday, May 16, 2009
The Velvet Revolution
Quantum Science evolves a new understanding of Reality. If you liked What The Bleep, Zeitgeist, The Matrix and An Inconvenient Truth you will enjoy this documentary.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Beatbox Wildcard Winner
Last Friday, Julia Dales won a YouTube contest for the wildcard spot in the international beatboxing competition in Berlin, Germany. There were 150 people from around the world vying for the spot, but it was the video shot in the backseat of a car in the Ashbury College parking lot that impressed the judges.
Read More Julia Dales
Source: www.ottawacitizen.com
The World's Most Expensive Coffee
Kopi Luwak or Civet coffee is coffee made from coffee berries which have been eaten by and passed through the digestive tract of the Asian Palm Civet. The civets eat the berries, but the beans inside pass through their system undigested.
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Source: en.wikipedia.org
Read More Kopi Luwak
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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Thursday, May 14, 2009
Jordin Sparks premieres new song
The 2007 "American Idol" winner, returns to the show tonight (5/13) to debut her new song "Battlefield," according to a press release.
Read More Jordan Sparks
Source: www.livedaily.com
Read More Jordan Sparks
Source: www.livedaily.com
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American Idol,
Battlefield,
Jordan Sparks,
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Sobek: The Crocodile God
The son of Neith, Sobek was a sort of bodyguard to various gods, especially Ra and Set, and was seen as having a similar function for the pharaoh. In times of need, he gives the pharaoh strength and fortitude so that he may overcome all obstacles. He also protects the pharaoh from all harm, especially evil magic.
Read More Sobek
Source: www.touregypt.net
Read More Sobek
Source: www.touregypt.net
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Crocodile God,
Egypt,
Egyptian Gods,
God of The Crocodiles,
God of The Nile,
Greek,
Nile,
Sobek
The United States is becoming a member of the U.N. Human Rights Council
One of the true innovations of the three-year-old council is its assessment of the human-rights record of every country in the world, including its own members. Almost 80 countries have been scrutinized. Only time can tell whether this new country-by-country review will effectively change for the better the human rights situation on the ground.
Read More U.N. Human Rights Council
Source: www.nytimes.com
Read More U.N. Human Rights Council
Source: www.nytimes.com
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
How Nelly Furtado got her Ghetto pass
"Timbaland was making a beat, and I was in the vocal booth jamming," Furtado explains. "When I started dancing, he was like, 'Stop! You're offbeat! You're throwing me off! I can't make music when you're dancing like that!' I came to Miami with my British-Columbian hippie rave dance, but Timbaland made me learn how to shake my booty, how to dance on the beat."
Read More Nelly Furtado
Source: www.mtv.com
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Portuguese,
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Timbaland
Liz Murray: Homeless to Harvard
Liz Murray’s inspirational story was captured on Lifetime Television’s Emmy-nominated original film, Homeless to Harvard. She was also among the first people to receive Oprah Winfrey's "Chutzpah Award." Determined not to be defined by her circumstances she earned her high school diploma in just two years — and won a scholarship to Harvard University that would turn a penniless girl into a well-educated young woman with a bright future.
Read More Liz Murray
Source: www.washingtonspeakers.com
Hermione carries elf pal Dobby’s body to the grave in final Harry Potter Film
The trio were in south-west Wales yesterday filming Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — set to be the darkest of the JK ROWLING adaptations.
Read More Dobby's Death
Source: www.thesun.co.uk
Read More Dobby's Death
Source: www.thesun.co.uk
Five men conspiring to help al-Qa'ida blow up the Sears Tower
Evidence presented by prosecutors at the trial included an FBI videotape from March 2006 showing the group's members swearing allegiance to an al-Qa'ida operative who in fact was an undercover FBI agent. But in the end only the group's ringleader, Narseal Batiste, 35, was convicted on all four of the terrorism-related charges laid out by the government, including conspiring to wage war against the US.
Read More The Liberty Six
Source: www.independent.co.uk
Read More The Liberty Six
Source: www.independent.co.uk
Sunday, May 10, 2009
The Nag Hammadi Library
The Nag Hammadi Library, a collection of thirteen ancient codices containing over fifty texts, was discovered in upper Egypt in 1945. This immensely important discovery includes a large number of primary Gnostic scriptures -- texts once thought to have been entirely destroyed during the early Christian struggle to define "orthodoxy" -- scriptures such as the Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Philip, and the Gospel of Truth.
Read More Gnostic Teachings
Source: www.gnosis.org
Read More Gnostic Teachings
Source: www.gnosis.org
Democracy in the Muslim World
It is heartening to see the integration of democracy and Islam taking place in three huge countries whose Muslim populations make up somewhere between a quarter and a third of the world's entire Muslim populace.
Read More Democracy in the Muslim World
Source: www.gulfnews.com
Read More Democracy in the Muslim World
Source: www.gulfnews.com
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barack obama,
Democracy,
Egypt,
free-market society,
Indea,
Indonesia,
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Friday, May 8, 2009
Who is Felix Cane?
Felix Cane has the almond eyes and feline physique of a cheetah, and she’s probably the only woman alive who got into pole dancing because of her mother. While visiting her daughter in Australia, Cane’s mother decided, out of boredom, to take a free trial pole dancing lesson. She came back raving about how much fun she had. So, Cane signed up for a class, too.
Read More Felix Cane
Source: www.lasvegasweekly.com
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Conspiracy of Science - Earth is in fact growing
Proponents of an expanding Earth hypothesis claim that the explanation for the position and movement of continents and the appearance of new crustal material at mid-ocean ridges is that Earth's volume is increasing. Modern scientific evidence does not support this idea, rather plate tectonics is almost universally accepted as correct. The small number of proponents of an expanding earth claim that the continents drifted away from each other because of further expansion at the rip-zones, where oceans currently lie. This contradicts the scientific consensus plate tectonics theory by stating that significant destructive plate boundaries do not exist.
Read More Expanding Earth
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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conspiracy,
Earth,
geology,
plate tectonics,
science
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
We have reached the deplorable circumstance where in large measure a very powerful few are in possession of the earth's resources
We are taxed at every point of our lives, on everything we earn, on everything we save, on much that we inherit, on much that we buy at every stage of the manufacture and on the final purchase. The taxes are punishing, crippling, demoralizing. Also they are, to a great extent, unnecessary.
Read More Who was Henry George?
Source: www.schalkenbach.org
Read More Who was Henry George?
Source: www.schalkenbach.org
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economic theory,
economics,
Henry George,
Monopoly,
taxes
The History of Monopoly
On January 5, 1904, Lizzie J. Magie, a Quaker woman from Virginia, received a patent for a board game. Lizzie Magie belonged to a tax movement led by Philadelphia-born Henry George; the movement supported the theory that the renting of land and real estate produced an unearned increase in land values that profited a few individuals (landlords) rather than the majority of the people (tenants). Henry George proposed a single federal tax based on land ownership believing a single tax would discourage speculation and encourage equal opportunity.
Read More Monopoly
Source: inventors.about.com
Read More Monopoly
Source: inventors.about.com
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economics,
land value,
Lizzie Magie,
Monopoly,
The Landlord's Game,
theory
Connie Culp stepped forward Tuesday to show off the results of the nation's first face transplant
Culp's expressions are still a bit wooden, but she can talk, smile, smell and taste her food again. Her speech is at times a little tough to understand. Her face is bloated and squarish, and her skin droops in big folds that doctors plan to pare away as her circulation improves and her nerves grow, animating her new muscles.
Read More Connie Culp
Source: www.huffingtonpost.com
Read More Connie Culp
Source: www.huffingtonpost.com
What The Bleep Do We Know
What the BLEEP Do We Know — First released in theaters in 2004, WTBDWK!? went on to become one of the most successful documentaries of all time. Now distributed in over 30 countries, it has stunned audiences with its revolutionary cinematic blend of dramatic film, documentary, animation and comedy, while serving up a mind-jarring blend of Quantum Physics, spirituality, neurology and evolutionary thought.
Read More What The Bleep
Source: www.whatthebleep.com
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Why would they need pictures anyway?
The sole purpose of the secret photo-op, which sent thousands of New Yorkers running for cover, was to take new publicity shots of the presidential jet over the city.
Read More Secret Photos
Source: www.nypost.com
Read More Secret Photos
Source: www.nypost.com
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Air Force One,
Barak Obama,
classified,
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New York City,
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Breakdancing for fitness!
BBC Leeds' Lisa Woodruff went along to find out what it was all about. A good cross-section of the community arrived for the session at Esporta, from young trendies to the curious middle-aged. Our instructor, Andrea Parker, currently the womens UK breakdance champion, arrived and began with the warm-up. After the class, everyone was hot and sweaty but smiling very wide. Breakdancing is a great way to get fit and learn something new.
Read More Breakdancing
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Breakdancing,
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The Obama administration’s plan to restrict or shut down several widely used tax loopholes takes away many — but not all
The most widely used tactic not covered by the plan is known as transfer pricing, which multinational corporations employ routinely to reduce the taxes they owe to the United States by keeping their profits offshore in low-tax or no-tax havens.
Read More Tax Loopholes
Source: www.nytimes.com
Read More Tax Loopholes
Source: www.nytimes.com
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Barak Obama,
corporate America,
Obama,
tax loopholes,
taxes,
transfer pricing
The Sneaker Pimps "You want the day to fit to a soundtrack"
Sneaker Pimps are a British Trip-hop band formed in Hartlepool, England in 1995, although the official IAMX website quotes the official year of foundation as 1989. They are best known for their first album Becoming X (released in 1996) and particularly the singles "6 Underground," "Spin Spin Sugar," and "Tesko Suicide" from the same album. They took their name from an article the Beastie Boys published in their Grand Royal magazine about a man they hired to track down classic sneakers.
Read More Sneaker Pimps
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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Beasti Boys,
down-tempo,
electronica,
Sneaker Pimps,
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Monday, May 4, 2009
There is no contradiction between faith in God and believing that aliens may live somewhere in the universe -The Vatican’s chief astronomer
“Just as we consider earthly creatures as 'a brother,' and 'sister,' why should we not talk about an 'extra-terrestrial brother'? It would still be part of creation,” said Funes. “Thinking otherwise would be like ‘putting limits’ on God’s omnipotence.”
Read More Aliens and God
Source: www.russiatoday.com
Read More Aliens and God
Source: www.russiatoday.com
Charged with animal cruelty selling “gothic kittens"
Dog groomer Holly Crawford, 34, was charged on Tuesday.
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Animal cruelty,
dog grooming,
gothic kittens,
Holly Crawford
Newbury Park High School is scheduled to close for a week
Ventura County health officials ordered the closure of a Thousand Oaks high school beginning Tuesday after a student was believed to have contracted swine flu.
Read More Park High School
Source: latimesblogs.latimes.com
Read More Park High School
Source: latimesblogs.latimes.com
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California,
closures,
health,
schools,
Swine Flu
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Confessions of an "Idol" addict
Just in case you missed it, host Ryan Seacrest confirmed that the theme for next weeks show is "rock songs," with guitarist Slash serving as mentor. On Wednesday's results show, special musical guest are No Doubt and previous Idol finalist Chris Daughtry. The band Daughtry will debut "No Surprise," the first single from its forthcoming album.
Read More American Idol
Source: seattletims.nwsource.com
Read More American Idol
Source: seattletims.nwsource.com
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Adam Lambert,
Allison Iraheta,
American Idol,
Danny Gokey,
Kris Alen
Mexico breathed easier on Monday in its fight against a deadly flu epidemic
"The virus has entered into a stabilization phase. The cases are starting to decrease," Mexican President Felipe Calderon said, referring to the illness in his country.
Read More Swine flu in Mexico
Source: www.reuters.com
Read More Swine flu in Mexico
Source: www.reuters.com
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epidemic,
H1N1 Virus,
Mexico,
stabalization,
Swine Flu
Doreen Virtue Healing With Angels
The angels are here on earth now more than ever, as we strive for peace, compassion, and tolerance in today’s world. They bring us guidance and reassurance, but mostly they bring us reminders of the love that exists within each of us.
Read More Angel Therapy
Source: www.angeltherapy.com
Read More Angel Therapy
Source: www.angeltherapy.com
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angel therapy,
angels,
Doreen Virtue,
healing,
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Candlebox Baby, Ya!
Candlebox is known for an explosive live show and throughout their career, they have toured with such bands as Living Colour, The Flaming Lips, Our Lady Peace, Rush, Henry Rollins, Aerosmith, Godsmack, and Metallica. They were also a featured band on the main-stage at Woodstock '94 and made repeat live performances on the David Letterman show.
Read More Candlebox
Source: enwikipedia.org
Sorry girls, Hugh’s jolly roger is a no show
Hugh said: “It’s a PG-rated movie so old James Roger down there wasn’t going to be seen on the big screen.”
The actor also told how director GAVIN HOOD had personally handed him footage showing his willy after it was cut from the film’s final version.
Read More Jolly Roger
Source: www.thesun.co.uk
The actor also told how director GAVIN HOOD had personally handed him footage showing his willy after it was cut from the film’s final version.
Read More Jolly Roger
Source: www.thesun.co.uk
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frontal nudity,
Gavin Hood,
Hugh Jackman,
movie,
X-Men
A group of "singing angels" are preparing to serenade their silent sister.
She will never talk. She will never walk. She may live into adulthood, but she faces the possibility of mental retardation, breathing problems and seizures. Rett syndrome usually is recognized in infancy and seen almost always in girls, rarely in boys. It is most often misdiagnosed as autism, cerebral palsy or nonspecific developmental delay.
Read More Jenna Lomibao
Source: www.pioneerlocal.com
Read More Jenna Lomibao
Source: www.pioneerlocal.com
The Soundtrack of Science
Biology professor Hazel Sive teaches at MIT. She thinks science could benefit from showing a little more emotion, so she started scoring her classroom presentations with Pink Floyd and The Who. Produced by Ari Daniel Shapiro.
Read More Studio 360
Source: www.studio360.org
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biology,
cell division,
embrio,
Hazel Sive,
music,
science
RUGBY LEAGUE: The Central Comets captain had more than 3000 fans riding his kick all the way.
The nine tries to one win was the Comets' sixth straight victory and kept the team alongside defending premiers Souths Logan, who beat Redcliffe 30-24 in a thriller at Dolphin Oval yesterday, at the top of the table.
Read More Comet's Victory
Source: www.themorningbulletin.com.au
Read More Comet's Victory
Source: www.themorningbulletin.com.au
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Comets,
Nat Bowman,
PJ Marsh,
rugby,
rugby league
The long-awaited dream of NBA All-Star Dikembe Mutombo became a reality
Thousands of jubilant Congolese citizens lined the congested streets of Kinshasa awaiting the arrival of their hometown hero, Dikembe Mutombo while close to 100 guests from around the world converged on the pristine hospital grounds to commemorate the opening of the new hospital.
Read More Dikembe Mutombo
Source: dmf.org
Read More Dikembe Mutombo
Source: dmf.org
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Congo,
Dikembe Mutombo,
Dikembe Mutombo Foundation,
hospital,
humanitarian,
NBA
Female Twilight fans: The first look at ROBERT PATTINSON stripping off for his new movie.
As a reward for waiting patiently, we’ve got our hands on a double dose of Rob flashing the flesh in Little Ashes.
Labels:
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Kristen Stewart,
naked,
New Moon,
Robert Pattinson,
twilight,
vampires,
werewolves,
wolf pack
Manny Pacquiao continues to carve his name in boxing history, finishing Ricky Hatton in the second round
Martin Nievera, wearing a T-shirt designed by the late rapper Francis Magalona, broke tradition by being the first male to sing the Philippine National Anthem in a Pacquiao bout.
He was followed by pop icon Sir Tom Jones, who sang "God Save the Queen," the British National Anthem, and Fil-Am Jasmine Villegas, who sang the "Star-Spangled Banner," the US National Anthem.
Read More The Fight
Source: www.gmanews.tv
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Waking Life the movie
Waking Life is about a young man in a persistent lucid dream-like state. The film follows its protagonist as he initially observes and later participates in philosophical discussions that weave together issues like reality, free will, our relationships with others, and the meaning of life. Along the way the film touches on other topics including existentialism, situationist politics, posthumanity, the film theory of André Bazin, and on lucid dreaming itself.
Read More Waking Life
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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movies,
philosophy,
Waking Life
The Illuminati
This movement was founded on May 1, 1776, in Ingolstadt (Upper Bavaria), by Jesuit-taught Adam Weishaupt (d. 1830),[1] who was the first lay professor of canon law at the University of Ingolstadt.[2] The movement was made up of freethinkers, as an offshoot of the Enlightenment,[3] which some contemporary writers like Seth Payson believed was a conspiracy to infiltrate and overthrow the governments of many European states.[4] Some writers, like Augustin Barruel and John Robison, even claimed that the Illuminati was behind the French revolution, a claim that Jean-Joseph Mounier dismissed in his book On the Influence Attributed to Philosophers, Free-Masons, and to the Illuminati on the Revolution of France.[5]
How Smart is Wolfram Alpha and Will it Take Over the World?
Wolfram Alpha is a system for computing the answers to questions. It contains formal models of much of what we know about science -- massive amounts of data about various physical laws and properties, as well as data about the physical world. It also knows about technology, geography, weather, cooking, business, travel, people, music, and more. It has a natural language interface for asking questions. This interface allows you to ask questions in plain language, or even in various forms of abbreviated notation, and then provides detailed answers.
Read More Wolfram Alpha
Source: www.twine.com
Read More Wolfram Alpha
Source: www.twine.com
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search engines,
technology,
Wolfram Alpha
This is Crazy Town
Crazy Town combined hip-hop's lyrical attitude and rhythmic sass with the muscle of live rock instrumentation. The combination yielded the group a number one hit in 2001, when "Butterfly" topped the Billboard 100 and helped push the band's debut effort, The Gift of Game, to platinum status.
Read More Crazy Town
Source: www.vh1.com
Alcatraz Island, "We hold the rock"
Based on oral history it appears that Alcatraz was used as a place of isolation or ostracization for tribal members who had violated a tribal law or taboo, as a camping spot, an area for gathering foods, especially bird eggs and sea-life, and that Alcatraz was utilized also as a hiding place for many Indians attempting to escape from the California Mission system.
Read More Alcatraz Island
Source: www.nps.gov
Read More Alcatraz Island
Source: www.nps.gov
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Alcatraz,
Native American,
Tourism
Pacquiao's story is a Cinderella tale of overcoming unbeatable odds
"The light in the country is not so bright. In the rural areas, you can see large swatches of poverty. Many live below the poverty line. They see Manny as a symbol of hope. Maybe they, too, can do something to improve their lives."
When Pacquiao's parents split, he dropped out of elementary school to help support the family. He sold bread and doughnuts on the city streets to help provide for his mother and siblings.
Read More Manny Pacquiao
Source: sports.espn.go.com
When Pacquiao's parents split, he dropped out of elementary school to help support the family. He sold bread and doughnuts on the city streets to help provide for his mother and siblings.
Read More Manny Pacquiao
Source: sports.espn.go.com
The Reality As You Know It Does Not Exist
Featuring Noted Experts - Fred Alan Wolf, Peter Russell, Professor Al-Khalili, York Dobyns, Robert Anton Wilson, Dean Radin, Richard Alan Miller, Michael Talbot, Gregg Braden, Professor David Deutsch, David Wilcock, Khemp Yurmed Tinly, Nassim Naramein, John Hagelin, Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, David Bohm, Bill Hicks
Read More Reality as we know it...
Source: www.disclose.tv
Yvette Mimieux in Hit Lady (1974)
Hit Lady star Yvette Mimieux also wrote the screenplay for this made-for-TV suspenser. Per the title, Mimieux plays a professional assassin. "And she never misses," declared the print ads for this film. When not working for the mob, she is a successful painter. Hit Lady slammed and blammed its way to the airwaves on October 8, 1974. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Read More Hit Lady
Source: movvies.nytimes.com
Read More Hit Lady
Source: movvies.nytimes.com
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Hit Lady,
TV show,
Yvette Mimieux
The worst of the recession may be behind the UK economy
Improvements in business sentiment and mortgage approvals, plus a fall back in corporate insolvencies, were taken by economists to be slight signs that the large falls in GDP seen over the past six months may be over – the economy will continue to shrink, but at a slower rate. And few experts believe the economy will stage anything but a feeble recovery through this year and next.
Read More UK Econmomic Recovery
Source: www.independent.co.uk
Read More UK Econmomic Recovery
Source: www.independent.co.uk
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economy,
UK,
UK economic recovery
Friday, May 1, 2009
The Apostolides family – like 170,000 other Greek Cypriots forcibly displaced at the time
–always thought they'd be back. Instead, with only minutes to gather their possessions, and with the Turkish military entrenching its positions in response to a coup aimed at uniting the island with Greece, they found themselves turned into refugees, and robbed of their past overnight.
Read More Dispaced in Greece
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
Read More Dispaced in Greece
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
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displaced,
displaced Greek,
Greece
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Disney's The Princess and The Frog
Well, this is a bit odd. Disney is releasing their upcoming hand drawn animated movie, The Princess and the Frog, in only New York and Los Angeles on November 25th, Thanksgiving week. Following that initial debut, they'll open it wide in theaters across the country on December 11th. While I could criticize this decision, it's actually very smart, for multiple reasons, and I think Disney will have a big hit on their hands, even though they don't know it. See, I think they're actually very worried about the success of The Princess and the Frog, because it is hand drawn animation and they think no one wants to see that.
Read More The Princess and The Frog
Source: www.firstshowing.net
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Dinsey,
movie,
Princess and The Frog
MetroPCS uses a flat rate billing method, offering an unlimited local calling plan without a contract for $30 per month before taxes
MetroPCS Communications, Inc. is a provider of CDMA wireless communications services in the greater Boston, New York,Rhode Island, New Jersey, Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville, Sarasota, Fort Myers, Atlanta, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Daytona, Dallas, Detroit, Orlando, Philadelphia and Sacramento metropolitan areas. It is the sixth largest wireless telecommunications network in the United States.[1] As of the ending of first quarter of 2009, MetroPCS serves a total of over 6.1 million subscribers.
Read More MetroPCS
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Read More MetroPCS
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The Netherlands is the latest country to confirm its first case of H1N1
A three-year-old child, who recently arrived back from Mexico, is receiving treatment and recovering well, the Dutch government said on Thursday.
Read More Swine Flu in Netherlands
Source: english.aljazeera.net
Read More Swine Flu in Netherlands
Source: english.aljazeera.net
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Netherlands,
Swine Flu,
swine flu in the Netherlands
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Soldiers break up West Bank protest
Around 30 people have been injured by Israeli soldiers who used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse hundreds of protesters in the West Bank.
The demonstration against Israel's barrier was also commemorating the death, earlier this month, of a Palestinian peace activist.
Read More West Bank Protest
Source: news.bbc.co.uk
The demonstration against Israel's barrier was also commemorating the death, earlier this month, of a Palestinian peace activist.
Read More West Bank Protest
Source: news.bbc.co.uk
Blind Melon: "I Wonder"
Without playing a single club or aligning themselves with any of L.A.’s myriad rock scenes, they landed a record deal almost immediately after forming. They managed to create a major label buzz around Hollywood on the strength of a four-song demo called The Goodfoot Workshop. These were pretty much their only four songs, but they succeeded in creating the illusion that they were a seasoned group with plenty of great material.
Read More "Seed To A Tree"
Source: www.blindmelon.org
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Blind Melon,
music,
rock and roll
A Prayer For Light
I have an angry heart.
Forgive me Jesus,
I couldn’t save you from that massacre.
I am not a sadist.
You are my master.
Keep me safe from myself,
And all other beings as well.
We come to you with open arms,
As prophets,
Walking testimonies of time.
Collecting memories of pain,
We wait.
Set us free in your glory of salvation.
Since Gnostic means to know,
Give us the wisdom of your endless love.
-Amen
Read More Bgirl Asana
Source: Myself
Forgive me Jesus,
I couldn’t save you from that massacre.
I am not a sadist.
You are my master.
Keep me safe from myself,
And all other beings as well.
We come to you with open arms,
As prophets,
Walking testimonies of time.
Collecting memories of pain,
We wait.
Set us free in your glory of salvation.
Since Gnostic means to know,
Give us the wisdom of your endless love.
-Amen
Read More Bgirl Asana
Source: Myself
Johnny Depp in "Public Enemies" scheduled to debut this July
In the action-thriller Public Enemies, acclaimed filmmaker Michael Mann directs Johnny Depp, Christian Bale, and Academy Award® winner Marion Cotillard in the incredible and true story of legendary Depression-era bank robber John Dillinger (Depp), the charismatic bank robber whose lightning raids made him the number one target of J. Edgar Hoover's fledgling FBI and its top agent, Melvin Purvis (Bale), and a folk hero to much of the downtrodden public.
Read More Synopsis...
Source: www.imb.com
Labels:
Johnny Depp,
Public Enemies,
Summer movies
Jordan's King Abdullah II said in an American TV interview there is enough evidence available to suggest that the United States had engaged in torture
"Now is the time for the United States to lead," Abdullah said. He warned that time is running out to establish a viable independent Palestinian state alongside Israel. That is the goal all sides have embraced and the outline of a deal is clear, but it will take determination and a push from Washington to make it happen, Abdullah said in an address at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Read More American Legal System
Source: www.foxnews.com
Read More American Legal System
Source: www.foxnews.com
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Middle East,
torture,
United States
Thursday, April 23, 2009
The 40th Annual GMA Dove Awards
Started in 1969, the GMA Dove Awards is the "Biggest Night In Gospel Music" and the longest running and most prestigious televised awards ceremony recognizing achievement in all genres of Christian and Gospel music.
Read More Dove Awards
Source: www.doveawards.com
Read More Dove Awards
Source: www.doveawards.com
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2009 Dove Awards,
Dove Awards,
gospel music
Lavrov is in Pyongyang in the wake of a missile test that was widely condemned around the world.
“Everybody has their own truth, and their own grudges against each other. We believe we should return to the firm foundation of the agreements that gave rise to the process of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula in September 2005,” the Russian Foreign Minister added.
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Source: russiatoday.com
Read More Nuclear Testing
Source: russiatoday.com
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North Korea,
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New Delhi: Brisk to moderate voting was witnessed
Unlike the first phase of polling on April 16 in which 19 persons were killed, polling was by and large peaceful except for some sporadic instances of insurgent triggered violence in Jharkhand and Assam and clashes between workers of two rival parties in Andhra Pradesh.
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Source: www.gulfnews.com
Read More Peaceful Polls
Source: www.gulfnews.com
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Clinton stood her ground against Christopher Smith, a Republican lawmaker from New Jersey who strongly opposes abortion.
"When I think about the suffering that I have seen of women around the world, I've been in hospitals in Brazil where half the women were enthusiastically and joyfully greeting new babies and the other half were fighting for their lives against botched abortions," said Clinton.
"I've been in African countries where 12 and 13-year-old girls are bearing children. I have been in Asian countries where the denial of family planning consigns women to lives of oppression and hardship," she added.
Read More Clinton on abortion
Source: www.breitbart.com
"I've been in African countries where 12 and 13-year-old girls are bearing children. I have been in Asian countries where the denial of family planning consigns women to lives of oppression and hardship," she added.
Read More Clinton on abortion
Source: www.breitbart.com
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obortion,
world wide,
world wide abortion
What is Craniosacral Therapy?
A craniosacral therapy session involves the therapist placing their hands on the patient, which they say allows them to tune into what they call the craniosacral system.[1] By gently working with the spine, the skull and its cranial sutures, diaphragms, and fascia, the restrictions of nerve passages are said to be eased, the movement of cerebrospinal fluid through the spinal cord can be optimized, and misaligned bones are said to be restored to their proper position.
Read More Craniosacral Therapy
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Read More Craniosacral Therapy
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Frontline examines newest health hazards in nation’s contaminated waterways
More than three decades after the Clean Water Act, iconic American waterways like the Chesapeake Bay and Puget Sound are in perilous condition and facing new sources of contamination.
Read More Piosoned Waterways
Source: www.redbolivia.com
Read More Piosoned Waterways
Source: www.redbolivia.com
Ode to Jordan Maxwell, David Icke and The Egg Man
It’s all in my head.
Echoes of lessons learned.
Like shape-shifters chase beings from the stars
And cultivate this planet from incubators lost over time.
Their children are inbred with frog-like fingers.
Nocturnal rage and the honey-comb mind of the traumatized,
Hidden behind the exodus of the holocaust,
Enslaved and programmed to kill.
They feast upon the blood of the chosen,
Forced to freeze in fear while emitting rare secretions.
-Something like a Skeksis
I practice forgiveness.
Sin is ancient and I don’t believe in it.
Unable sneak past the circle around the yin/yang,
All of life is purposeful and good.
Let us pray.
Open the mind of the ultimate consciousness,
By practicing patients, compassion and self-respect to achieve ascension,
We can set God free from this schizophrenic reality.
Like a kaleidoscope we demonstrate free will and are Him completely.
May peace be with you,
And love eternal.
Read More My myspace
Source: Me
Echoes of lessons learned.
Like shape-shifters chase beings from the stars
And cultivate this planet from incubators lost over time.
Their children are inbred with frog-like fingers.
Nocturnal rage and the honey-comb mind of the traumatized,
Hidden behind the exodus of the holocaust,
Enslaved and programmed to kill.
They feast upon the blood of the chosen,
Forced to freeze in fear while emitting rare secretions.
-Something like a Skeksis
I practice forgiveness.
Sin is ancient and I don’t believe in it.
Unable sneak past the circle around the yin/yang,
All of life is purposeful and good.
Let us pray.
Open the mind of the ultimate consciousness,
By practicing patients, compassion and self-respect to achieve ascension,
We can set God free from this schizophrenic reality.
Like a kaleidoscope we demonstrate free will and are Him completely.
May peace be with you,
And love eternal.
Read More My myspace
Source: Me
Labels:
David Icke,
Entertainment,
poetry
Pharaohs and Israelites, plagues and miracles, splitting of the sea and drowning of an army, and Moses.
After much research--working with archaeologists, Egyptologists, geologists, and theologians--filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici concluded that the Exodus took place hundreds of years earlier than thought. With a new timetable, Jacobovici reexamined artifacts and discovered that the traditional consensus on the date was reached without reference to Judaic texts that record the oral traditions.
Read More Exodus
Source: www.history.com
Read More Exodus
Source: www.history.com
Mother Love Bone: "This is Shangrila"
MLB was formed in 1988 by Stone Gossard (guitar), Jeff Ament (bass) after Green River broke up. They joined the late great Andy Wood (vocals), and Regan Hegar (drums) who were in Malfunkshun. Orginally under the name of Lords of the Wasteland. Malfunkshun split and Bruce Fairweather (guitar) joined the group. Then Regan was replaced by Greg Gilmore (of 10 Minute Warning) and the band changed their name to Mother Love Bone.
Read More MLB
Source: www.angelfire.com
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Andrew Wood,
Mother Love Bone,
Seattle bands
Human rights agencies have warned of an imminent bloodbath
Seevaratnam Puleedevan, secretary general of the Tamil Tiger peace secretariat, urged the international community to intervene to force a permanent ceasefire, a move Sri Lanka has ruled out. "LTTE will never surrender and we will fight and we have the confidence that we will win, with the help of the Tamil people," Puleedevan told Reuters by telephone.
Read More Sri Lanka
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
Read More Sri Lanka
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Scarification: Ancient Body Art Leaving New Marks
A 2003 Harris poll estimated that 36 percent of 25- to 29-year-olds in the U.S. have one or more tattoos. Now some are going further. They are scarring themselves by cutting or branding their skin—a process known as scarification.
Read More Scarification
Source: news.nationalgeographic.com
See More Scarification Video
Source: www.nzherald.co.nz
Labels:
body art,
scarification,
tattoos
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