Month: May 2013
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Thoughts on the Spiritual Search and Teaching
from MindBreathMeditation.blogspot.com: Is our current spiritual and cognitive paradigm convoluted with artificiality, misdirection and disdain for pure pursuit of knowledge? How manipulated has the Earth’s population become over the centuries, and why are so many of us the most susceptible subjects to the whims of the elite? In his article, Carlo Dorofatti digs deep into…
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Japan cancels tender to purchase U.S. GMO wheat
from reuters.com: A strain of genetically modified wheat found in the United States fuelled concerns over food supplies across Asia on Thursday, with major importer Japan cancelling a tender offer to buy U.S. grain. Other top Asian wheat importers South Korea, China and the Philippines said they were closely monitoring the situation after the U.S.…
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Texas set to enact nation’s strongest e-mail privacy bill
from arstechnica.com: Assuming that Texas Governor Rick Perry does not veto it, the Lone Star State appears set to enact the nation’s strongest e-mail privacy bill. The proposed legislation requires state law enforcement agencies to get a warrant for all e-mails regardless of the age of the e-mail. On Tuesday, the Texas bill (HB 2268)…
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12:60 Timing Frequency or Time = Money
Does Gregorian calendar steal your time and ultimately your life? Galactic Information Booth at lawoftime.org offers brief explanation of “12:60 and 13:20” timing frequencies. Our current method of keeping time, or perhaps, time keeping us, is based, on 12:60 timing also known as mechanistic time or “time is money.” 12:60 refers to arbitrary division of…
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Now You Can Control Someone’s Arm Over The Net
from popsci.com.au: A group of graduate students in NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program have developed an open-source API that can allows you to move someone else’s arm remotely using a keyboard, a joystick or even an iPhone. Open Limbs, “a platform for controlling human arms over the internet,” uses electric pulses to fire the nerves connected…
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‘Jack the Giant Killer’
Were there Giants in the World? “Jack the Giant Killer” written by Joseph Jacobs, circa 1898, is a famous English fairy tale. Geoffrey of Monmouth penned “Brutus and Albion,” story of how Britain came to be named after Brutus, circa 1136 AD, also, myth or folklore. Do stories hint at reality simply no longer believed? …
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Video: Despite FDA Approval, Many Distrustful Of GMOs
from youtube.com/cnn: New York Times investigative reporter Michael Moss says there are, as yet, no studies linking GMO to health problems.
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Xbox One ‘Spy Camera’ Questioned by Australian and German Officials
from StratRisks.com: The Australian and German officials are concerned with the “always on” camera and privacy policies of Xbox One. Software giant Microsoft revealed in the unveiling of Xbox One is the console’s always ‘on’ Kinect camera is being questioned by activities concerned with privacy. While Microsoft maintains that the company has “very, very good…
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GM Salmon, Genetic Engineering of Farm Animals to Arrive in Summer 2013 Despite Public Opposition
from NaturalSociety.com: By summer of 2013, US governing bodies, or, the alphabet soup of corruption (USDA, FDA, etc.) are expected to grant permission for scientists to roll out genetically modified salmon and allow for genetic engineering in farm animals for human consumption. These ‘foods’ are grown using growth hormone genes taken from sterile fish. The…
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Occultist and 33rd Vice President: Henry A Wallace
Director Oliver Stone and Prof. Peter Kuznick, creators of series, “The Untold History of the United States,” reserve special admiration for Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Vice President, Henry A. Wallace (picture). Stone and Kuznick hold Wallace in high regard due to his opposition to Wall St. and support of labor unions, revealed during a discussion covered…
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Why Is Iceland A Portal to the Moon?
from JehSmith.com: In an article titled “Why is Iceland a Portal to the Moon?” written by Justin Eric Halldor Smith, Justin examines Iceland’s symbolic ties to the moon, Johannes Kepler’s perspective on spiritual commerce, and the association between Iceland and lunar voyages running deeper than previously imagined. “The great German astronomer and natural philosopher Johannes Kepler, most famous for defending…
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Google Will Help Police to Track “Extremist Websites” Through its Search Results
from Guardian.co.uk: Google’s indexing of extremist websites helps police track their activity and will continue, the company’s chief told an audience at the Hay festival. Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google, was asked to act to take down terrorist-sympathising websites from his search engines during a question and answer session at the literary festival on…
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@PumpUpThaVolume: Episode060 – Silver Lining
♫Makin’ a soundtrack for another planet to hear♫” on Episode060 – Silver Lining which features brand new sounds from John Grant, Indians, Veronica Falls, Gold and Youth, Little Boots, Mudhoney, Dungeonesse, AM and Shawn Lee, Smith Westerns, Alpine, Guards, Alice Russell, Crankshaft and The Gear Grinders, Hiatus Kaiyote and Shake Some Action… Episode060: MP3/FeedArchive Previous:…
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Under the Desert: The Megalithic Osirion of Egypt
from BrienFoerster: “What you are looking at is the horizon, and what’s incredible is this: which is under the horizon. This is the Osirion, whereas the temple of Osiris is made out of limestone, which is recently soft material, this is made out of granite – red granite from Azwan(?) .. So it had to…
