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For centuries, Hindu women have worn a dot on their foreheads.
Most of us have naively thought this was connected with tradition or religion, but the Indian embassy in Ottawa has recently revealed the true story. Continue reading “The Red Dot”
Truth and Art TV – by Bernie Suarez
Life is one huge psychological journey. This is what I believe. You are what you think you are. You control your journey and how much you actually enjoy it. You control how happy (or for that matter how sad and miserable) you will be because you control your own thoughts. Yes, you make decisions every day on what thoughts you will allow into you mind. You also make decisions about how you will approach things in your life including new information. The choice of personal attitude toward things, preconceived notions, and good or bad assumptions about the world around us is all within our reach and control. For this reason I want to discuss a bit about how your mind should operate when you come across mainstream media news. Continue reading “These 3 Simple Things Will Block The Damaging Effects of Mainstream Media News In Your Life”
Doesn’t there always seem to be funny business with these alleged school shootings? The latest is the Marysville Washington active shooter event taking place today.
This post isn’t to discuss the details of the ongoing event, but rather to point out that it appears the Marysville Police were scheduled to run a SWAT training exercise yesterday or perhaps today too. We can’t know for sure because they scraped all references to it from the Internet.
Major props to Lori Price of LegitGov for catching this: Continue reading “SWAT Training Drill During Marysville School Shooting?”
China deployed more than 1,200 troops and scrambled fighter jets in response to an unauthorised flight near Beijing airport by what turned out to be a mapping drone, state-run media reported on Thursday.
Three men were being prosecuted over the incident, the China Daily said.
It cited prosecutors as saying that 1,226 military personnel, 123 military vehicles, 26 radar technicians, two fighter jets and two helicopters were sent into action after the aircraft was spotted on radar screens. Continue reading “China deploys troops and fighter jets in response to unauthorised flight”
Washington Post – by Jesse Richman and David Earnest
Could control of the Senate in 2014 be decided by illegal votes cast by non-citizens? Some argue that incidents of voting by non-citizens are so rare as to be inconsequential, with efforts to block fraud a screen for an agenda to prevent poor and minority voters from exercising the franchise, while others define such incidents as a threat to democracy itself. Both sides depend more heavily on anecdotes than data.
In a forthcoming article in the journal Electoral Studies, we bring real data from big social science survey datasets to bear on the question of whether, to what extent, and for whom non-citizens vote in U.S. elections. Most non-citizens do not register, let alone vote. But enough do that their participation can change the outcome of close races. Continue reading “Could non-citizens decide the November election?”
Bahahahaha!!! I love it. Like I said before, almost everyone in Dallas knows this Ebola thing is all a HOAX.
Breitbart – by Kristin Tate
HOUSTON, Texas — It did not take long for Dallas man James Faulk to stir up outrage after dressing his house up like an Ebola HAZMAT scene for Halloween. The display includes police tape and various bio waste containers.
University Park Police have said Faulk is not breaking any laws, according to local media outlet KHOU. Continue reading “Outrage After Dallas Man Decorates House Like Ebola HAZMAT Scene”
I can hear the dialogue now:
Head CDC Doctor: “There HAS to be some kind of Ebola in her. Test her again!”
Other Doctors: “Sorry sir. She’s negative….”
Head CDC Doctor: “DAMMIT! We’ve lost our funding.”
DALLAS, Texas — First nurse Ebola stricken in the United States, Nina Pham has been five times tested, cleared of the disease and released from the National Institute of Health (NIH) in Bethesda Maryland Friday. She read a statement to the press as news of her release broke. Continue reading “Ebola-stricken Nurse Nina Pham Tests Negative 5 Times, Released from Hospital”
HOUSTON, Texas — One person is dead following a shooting southwest of Tucson. The incident involved one Border Patrol agent, a Tucson-based spokesperson with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) told Breitbart Texas.
The shooting occurred on Friday morning. Continue reading “Border Patrol Agent-Involved Shooting in Tuscon Sector”
PBS News Hour – by Katie Campbell
SITKA, AK — It’s early morning in southeast Alaska. Stars have yet to fade from the night sky. A group of scientists sets out in search of a different kind of star.
Sea stars, commonly known as starfish, have been vanishing from North America’s Pacific shoreline.
“Almost everywhere we’ve looked in the last year, we’ve seen catastrophic losses of sea stars,” says Pete Raimondi, a biology professor at the University of California, Santa Cruz, who has been studying an alarming epidemic that’s been killing starfish by the millions. Continue reading “Can Alaska’s waters be a respite for sick sea stars?”
Business Insider – by Pamela Engel
There are multiple reports of a school shooting at a high school in Marysville, Washington, about 35 miles from Seattle.
The shooter was a student and is reportedly dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Police responded to calls of shots fired at Marysville-Pilchuck High School at about 10:45 a.m. Continue reading “Several Reported Injured After A Shooting At A High School In Washington”
Indiana residents are fighting to save their homes as their local government weighs a sweeping plan to demolish them to make way for new development, in a case critics are calling a “poster child” for the abuse of so-called eminent domain powers.
Charlestown, Ind., Mayor Bob Hall announced his plans earlier this year to demolish more than 350 homes in the city’s Pleasant Ridge neighborhood. The mayor contends the neighborhood is “blighted,” and therefore the city is eligible for state money to buy out the homeowners and tear down their houses. Continue reading “‘My house is not for sale’: Indiana residents fight city’s home-seizure plan”
The Hill – by Alexander Bolton
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s office says the longtime Democratic leader isn’t going anywhere — no matter which party controls the Senate after the midterm elections.
Citing Reid’s success in leading his party to victory over the last four cycles, a spokesman for the Nevada Democrat says he’ll return to lead his party in 2015 — whether it’s in the majority or minority. Continue reading “Reid: Win or lose, I’m staying”
Vladimir Putin has lashed out at the United States for destabilizing the world order of checks and balances for its own gains. He also accused the West of inflaming the situation in Ukraine and said Russia was not interested in building an empire.
The Russian President delivered a fierce broadside aimed at the United States at a speech for the Valdai Club in Sochi, which is an informal group of scholars. He hit out at Washington for behaving without regard to the rest of the world’s interests. Continue reading “Putin lashes out at US, West for destabilizing world”
About 95 percent of Japan’s population is at risk of being devastated by a major volcanic eruption, which could happen “at any moment” within the next century, a study revealed. Volcanic activity has reportedly increased recently.
The research, conducted by Japanese scientists, was released on Kobe University’s website on Wednesday. Continue reading “Enormous volcanic eruption could destroy Japan within 100yrs – study”
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — An alarming lack of institutional oversight at the University of North Carolina allowed an academic fraud scandal to run unchecked for nearly two decades and has the school reeling from the scandal’s fallout.
The latest investigation found that university leaders, faculty members and staff missed or just ignored flags that could’ve stopped the problem years earlier. More than 3,100 students — about half of them athletes — benefited from sham classes and artificially high grades in the formerly named African and Afro-American Studies department (AFAM) in Chapel Hill. Continue reading “Failures in oversight worsened UNC academic fraud”
WATSONVILLE, Calif. (AP) — A Silicon Valley startup has developed technology to let dispatchers know when a police officer’s weapon has been fired.
The latest product by Yardarm Technologies would notify dispatchers in real time when an officer’s gun is taken out of its holster and when it’s fired. It can also track where the gun is located and in what direction it was fired. Continue reading “California startup unveils gun technology for cops”
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Breitbart – by Kristin Tate
Fox News – by Aalia Shaheed
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