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China hacking vs. Pentagon whacking: An arms race in cyber-space?
written by Nile Bowie from RT.com: Fresh allegations of hacking and cyber-theft between China and the United States as well as resources channeled into cyber-warfare and digital troops by both superpowers show uncertain diplomatic terrain ahead. As the Obama administration imposes gouging cuts on fundamental social spending, the White House is allocating $13 billion for…
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Panic Attacks and Anxiety Linked To Low Vitamin B and Iron Levels
from undergroundhealth.com: If you suffer from anxiety or develop occasional panic attacks marked by bouts of hyperventilation, you could merely be experiencing the side effects of an underlying nutrient deficiency that is easily correctable, says Jonathan Benson of Natural News. This definitely appears to have been the case with 21 people who participated in a…
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Top 10 Natural Health Remedies of Coconut Oil
from naturalblaze.com: The popularity of coconut oil has skyrocketed in the Western world over the last several years. However, its many health benefits have been known in other regions of the world as part of their ancient history. Better late than never! Coconut oil is finally taking center stage, and is much needed in our…
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Malware That Drains Your Bank Account Thriving on Facebook
from NYTimes.com: In case you needed further evidence that the White Hats are losing the war on cybercrime, a six-year-old so-called Trojan horse program that drains bank accounts is alive and well on Facebook. Zeus is a particularly nasty Trojan horse that has infected millions of computers, most of them in the United States. Once…
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Leprosy in the Bible: Quarantine or Ritual?
from cornell.edu: “Biblical interpretation: Leprosy as an illness brought the assumption that God was punishing a victim for sinning, as the Hebrew word for leprosy, sara’at, meaning “to strike down,” suggests. When used in Hebrew texts, sara’at was exclusively used to describe visible disfigurements or discolorations of the skin. Coupled with its verbal connotation, sara’at…
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Exclusive: (AFRICOM) US Armed Forces Piloting Drones From Bases In Germany
from StratRisks.com: The targeted killing of presumed terrorists by drones in Africa has been largely conducted from US military bases in Germany, an investigation by German TV channel ARD’s “Panorama” and the Süddeutsche Zeitung has revealed. Particularly involved in running the drone missions are the Stuttgart-based US military high command for Africa (Africom) and the US Air Force’s Air…
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Retro Sci-Fi Weekend: ‘Unknown World’
A virtually unknown sci-fi flick about an “Unknown World” reflects 1952 Cold War Era with gratuitous mushroom cloud in an opening scene. The plot also reflects nuclear pessimism: “Dr. Jeremiah Morley (Victor Kilian) is concerned about an imminent nuclear war. He organizes an expedition of scientists and has them use an atomic-powered machine, capable of…
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Google Poetry Robot Speaks on George Bush & Paradigm Shifts
from JazzPianoCafe.com: The Geoff Peters Trio, a jazz band from Vancouver, Canada, “…decided to create an online gallery of poems. However, these poems are the original work of a “poetry robot”, which I created. Given a few words to start the poem, the robot decides what to write by looking at what people have written…
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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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New World Next Week: Episode155 – Xbox Spying, EU Revolt, Plant Revival
NewWorldNextWeek.com: Episode155 – Xbox Spying, EU Revolt, Plant Revival Welcome back to New World Next Week – the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. This week: Story #1: Privacy Breach As Xbox One A ‘Twisted Nightmare’ Obama Intelligence Agency Chairman…
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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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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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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.