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An interesting story today in the NYTimes about residents opposed to windmills. The article focuses on how members of the town community board have business dealings with the windmill companies and...
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The facts about the impact of wind turbines have not all been or discovered. Nature is sometimes a subtle foe.
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Its a wonder that so many good people are stripped of their basic right to be a parent. Wether it be sexism or corruption based on financial incentives through SS Title IV-D, something needs to be...
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In 1985 my wife at the time kidnapped my three kids and secretly moved to a far western state. For years I wept through the night and depression was a constant companion. I...
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At the height of his Internet addiction, Ben estimated that he spent at least 16 hours a day surfing the Web.
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It was all over the news today that Aafia Siddiqui was allegedly recently captured in Afghanistan and brought to the USA to face charges of murder. Yet, if you read the April 3, 2003, article linked...
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I would suggest we with hold judgement on this affair and pray that she be given the strength to tell the truth and that our agents be willing to accept it and use it to...
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"Politics is the entertainment branch of industry." - Frank Zappa
Meanwhile...
GOING UP !
Top 1% share of total income
Income gap between rich and poor
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Honestly whats next for us? So far im affraid to eat onions, tomatos, lettuce, and now peppers. I think someone is trying to kill the hamburger industry
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If you think we are in a pickle because we have to import so much oil these days. Imagine if we had to import our food !! Support your local farmers.
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A pill has been developed that can halve the amount of alcohol people consume and drop the amount of 'heavy-drinking sessions' by a rather sobering 70%, all after just 12 weeks of...
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there will probably never be a pill that can remove the obsession to drink in an alcoholic mind. Because the pill would have to alleviate fear, alleviate anger, and...
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The most vicious Iraq war profiteers: the Iraq war is many things to different people. It is called a strategic blunder and a monstrous injustice and sometimes even a patriotic mission, much to the...
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This United States is a product of European wealth. They bought the ships, employed the people, handled the products, shipped the products, determined the worth of our money,...
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IN APRIL, Haiti's prime minister became one of the first political
casualties of the global food crisis, when he was forced to stand down in
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the idea that "I can just grow my own food" or "we can just grow our own food" and not check out the validity of these charges and act upon them if need...
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Subsidized by advertising, racks full of bikes are peppered throughout major cities to make it easy for citizens to get around without having to rely on cars, taxis, buses, trains, motorcycles, etc. ...
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An interesting story today in the NYTimes about residents opposed to windmills. The article focuses on how members of the town community board have business dealings with the windmill companies and... more
Its a wonder that so many good people are stripped of their basic right to be a parent. Wether it be sexism or corruption based on financial incentives through SS Title IV-D, something needs to be... more
It was all over the news today that Aafia Siddiqui was allegedly recently captured in Afghanistan and brought to the USA to face charges of murder. Yet, if you read the April 3, 2003, article linked... more
Honestly whats next for us? So far im affraid to eat onions, tomatos, lettuce, and now peppers. I think someone is trying to kill the hamburger industry more
A pill has been developed that can halve the amount of alcohol people consume and drop the amount of 'heavy-drinking sessions' by a rather sobering 70%, all after just 12 weeks of... more
The most vicious Iraq war profiteers: the Iraq war is many things to different people. It is called a strategic blunder and a monstrous injustice and sometimes even a patriotic mission, much to the... more
IN APRIL, Haiti's prime minister became one of the first political casualties of the global food crisis, when he was forced to stand down in ... more