Month: December 2012
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Thanksgiving Season Left Martha Stewart with Salmonella Infection
from foodsafetynews.com: Celebrity chef Martha Stewart came down with a Salmonella infection in late November, reported the New York Post this week. Stewart was forced to cancel a number of post-Thanksgiving engagements due to her illness. “It really hit me hard and I was in bed for days. It was terrible,” she told the Post.…
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Antibiotics In Chicken Causing New Infections
from therealfoodchannel.com: Antibiotics are routinely given to factory farmed chickens, even healthy birds, to increase their growth rate. New research show a direct link between a superbug, resulting from eating chicken raised on antibiotics, and bladder infections. Eight million women suffer from bladder infections. These infections are becoming more common, lasting longer, and are more…
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R.I.P. Dave Brubeck: Pioneering Jazz Legend Dies At 91
from stereogum.com: The great jazz pianist >Dave Brubeck died [Wednesday, December 5th] of heart failure in Norwalk, Connecticut. He would’ve been 92 [the next day]. Brubeck grew up on a cattle ranch in California, and he studied zoology in college before switching over to music. While serving in Patton’s Third Army during World War II,…
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[John Lennon] Genius – The Movie
Ray Comfort describes his movie, “Genius – The Movie,” as portraying spiritual development of John Lennon and the Beatles, but after viewing it’s more of a litmus test for some of the 10 Commandments and Theory of Evolution. “‘Genius’ is a new and chilling movie based on the life and tragic murder of John Lennon.…
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Military Flying Drones Throughout US
Steve Watson reveals in article, “New Documents Show Military Is Flying Drones Throughout US.” “Thousands of pages of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) documents released under the Freedom Of Information Act highlight that the military is extensively flying surveillance drones in non-restricted skies throughout the country…three branches of the military are operating drones within civillian airspace.…
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Aurora Shooter And Sirhan Parallels
Jon Rappaport paints wide swath in discussing theories to account for role of James Holmes as “The Joker” in last July’s Aurora Batman Shooting. Rapport doesn’t shy away from suggesting various threads: “….Holmes [picture, left] could have been drugged merely to set him up as the patsy, in which case, he committed no crime…
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A Bacon Sundae? Really?
from therealfoodchannel.com: In a faltering economy, inexpensive entertainment becomes more popular. Burger King is taking food entertainment to new lows as it attempts to recapture lost market share. Fast food chains are trying all kinds of new concoctions to lure consumers. Really, Burger King? A bacon sundae? This new item on the fast food giant’s…
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‘Tonight’s Sky’: December 2012
In December, look for open star cluster M34 and keep your eyes open for the Geminid meteor shower. ‘Tonight’s Sky’ is produced by HubbleSite.org, online home of the Hubble Space Telescope.
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#PumpUpThaVolume: Episode036 – Miss You ♬
“♫Makin’ a soundtrack for another planet to hear♫” on @PumpUpThaVolume! Episode036 – Miss You was recorded at the home studios of MediaMonarchy.com and features brand new #SongOfTheDay sounds from Rhye, Clinic, Souljazz Orchestra, People Get Ready, Hidden Orchestra, San Cisco, The Amazing, Sola Rosa, Paws, Hot 8 Brass Band, My Bubba and Mi, The Sunny…
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Megaupload Boss Wins Right To Sue New Zealand
Kim Dotcom, internet tycoon and Megaupload founder, has won the right to sue New Zealand’s foreign intelligence agency for unlawful spying by a US led probe on online piracy which led to his arrest earlier this year.
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Beltway Delta Snipers Remembered
The Cutting Edge website (TCE) argued, at the spree’s conclusion, which spanned almost entire month of October 2002, the Beltway Snipers were mind- controlled assassins.
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Famed Feminist Says Hollyweird Is Ruining Women
In TV interviews, Swift affects a “golly, gee whiz” persona of cultivated blandness and self-deprecation, which is completely at odds with her shrewd glam dress sense.
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The Most Dangerous Book In The World
S. K. Bain showcases ability as an aggregator of diverse info from numerology to occult symbolism to clearly show 9/11 was a mega-occult ritual in his work, “The Most Dangerous Book in the World.”
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Google Drones Launch In Africa
The World Wildlife Fund and Google are teaming up to deploy a fleet of anti-poacher UAVs in Africa. The goal? Survey and stop rhino poachers.
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McAfee’s Rise And Downfall Via Technology
John McAfee, a pioneer developer of anti-virus software that grew into McAfee Associates, was arrested Wednesday in Guatemala after nearly a month as a fugitive from murder in Belize.