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News-Leader – by Brandie Piper
CRYSTAL CITY, Mo. – A possible Ebola case is being investigated at Mercy Jefferson Hospital in Crystal City.
John Winkelman, a spokesperson for the hospital, says the male patient recently returned from West Africa and was admitted to the hospital Wednesday evening.
Winkelman called the patient “low-risk,” and says he has been isolated in an area not connected to the hospital. Continue reading “Possible Ebola case in Jefferson County, Mo.”
What’s the most controversial topic at the grocery store these days?
It’s GMOs.
Should you consume them? Are they okay in moderation? Should you strictly avoid them at all times? And if so, how on earth can you manage to navigate the store without stepping into a genetically modified landmine? And if you really want to challenge yourself, how can you do that on a budget? Continue reading “How to Avoid GMOs When You’re on a Budget”
The Canadian lakes are slowly but steadily turning into jelly since the industrial pollution has given jelly-clad organisms an edge over their calcium-protected competitors, researchers say, warning about potential impact on drinking water systems.
A battle between competing planktons in the delicate Ontario Lakes ecosystems is being won by “jelly-clad organism” called Holopedium that’s got an advantage over the planktonic Daphnia – all thanks to industrial pollution and acid rain – says new research by Cambridge University scientists published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Continue reading “Industrial pollution turning Canadian lakes into ‘jelly’”
BALTIMORE (AP) — It seems Tavon “Bulldog” White is still in control, but this time it’s from the witness stand rather than behind bars.
It’s been more than a year since White pleaded guilty to running a criminal enterprise from within the Baltimore City Detention Center, where prosecutors say he used smuggled cellphones to direct crimes on the streets, oversaw the distribution of narcotics, and impregnated four prison guards who helped him and other jailed Black Guerilla Family gang members operate with impunity. Continue reading “After guilty plea, BGF leader looms over trial”
Making tens of millions of dollars simply playing a game may seem like a dream for most Americans, but former National Football League player Jason Brown gave up fame, the limelight and the cash for a chance to do something humbler: farming.
He’s not just growing vegetables in his backyard, though. After retiring from professional football, Brown purchased a North Carolina farm totaling more than 1,000 acres, dedicated to the idea of growing food and giving it away to charities and those in need. Continue reading “Who needs $37mn? NFL star gives up sport to farm, feed hungry”
CIA Director John Brennan and top agency officers are considering organizational restructuring that could mesh long-separate spying and analysis divisions into hybrid units tasked with following individual regions and US security threats.
Current and former US intelligence officials told The Washington Post that the proposed reorganization of the spy agency’s current, decades-old structure is only in preliminary stages and could change upon further review. In September, Brennan appointed an internal CIA panel of “senior officers” to evaluate the proposal. Continue reading “CIA prepares for dramatic changes”
Autonomous “Robocop”-style robots, equipped with microphones, speakers, cameras, laser scanners and sensors, have started to guard Silicon Valley.
The security robots, called Knightscope K5 Autonomous Data Machines, were designed by a robotics company, Knightscope, located in Mountain View, California.
The robots are programmed to notice unusual behavior and alert controllers. It also has odor and heat detectors, and can monitor pollution in carpets as well. Last but not least: with cameras, the Robocops can remember up to 300 number plates a minute, monitoring traffic. Continue reading “5-foot-tall ‘Robocops’ start patrolling Silicon Valley”
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — A new blast of lake-effect snow roared through western New York with thunder and lightning on Thursday, raising to nearly 6 feet the three-day total in parts of the Buffalo area.
But even as it strained roofs and stalled daily life, the snow wasn’t the only worry. Forecasters warned a rapid weekend warmup and rain could turn all that snow into floods. “It’s a force of nature, a massive force of nature,” Deputy Erie County Commissioner Richard Tobe said during a Thursday morning briefing, where he announced an eight storm-related death. “We’re prepared, but the storm is gigantic and persistent.” Continue reading “Round 2: Buffalo faces another wintry wallop”
I’m thinking that if they don’t get the response they expect out of Ferguson they will be able to fall back with this.
Conservatives say that Republican leaders, including House Speaker John Boehner and incoming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, will be “complicit” in President Barack Obama’s planned executive amnesty if they don’t pull out all the stops to block him.
They warn that chaos is around the corner if that’s how it goes down, even though they’d much rather have Republican leaders fight the president alongside them. Continue reading “‘Open Rebellion’: Chaos If Republicans Don’t Withhold Funding For Obama Executive Amnesty”
Guess they are not getting enough negative response from the public just using us gun clinging bible hugging nut cases so now they are bringing in lawyers. What next doctors, judges, politicians?
Three Florida State University students were shot and wounded inside the school’s Strozier Library early Thursday morning by a gunman who was an alumni of the school and a lawyer, according to a law enforcement official. Continue reading “Gunman who shot 3 at Florida State University was former student, lawyer, law enforcement official says”
Homosexual activists pretend to seek “marriage” in order to undermine the society’s heterosexual norms, but in really the majority of gay males seek promiscuous sex, preferably with youths.
On Wednesday, Terry Bean, 66, a Portland real estate developer who donated a million dollars to the gay “Human Rights Campaign” was arrested on charges of sex abuse in a 2013 case involving a 15-year-old boy.
Bean will be charged with two counts of sodomy in the third degree, a felony, and sex abuse in the third degree, a misdemeanor. Continue reading “Gay Marriage Champion Arrested for Sex With Minor”
WEB Commentary – by Sher Zieve
After the landslide elections on 4 November 2014, Obama was said to be even more furious with the “stupid American voters” than usual. And, with his now usual arrogant bravado he is–with his recently announced coming actions–saying to the American people “You’re petty little elections mean nothing to me. I’m beyond your laws as well as your wants and needs. Once I’m fully ensconced in and with my dictatorship and can openly eliminate anyone and everyone I want to destroy…I will!” Continue reading “Obama To Officially Establish His Dictatorship 20 November 2014”
DC Clothesline – by Dean Garrison
Deja Vu all over again.
That’s how I felt when coming upon the story of a 2-year-old boy that was injured by a “flash bang” grenade in California. Surprisingly enough this incident happened prior to the Bou Bou Phonesavanh incident which gained national press. For those who do not remember, back in May we reported an incident of a “no-knock raid” gone bad. Aninnocent child, known as “Bou Bou,” was injured in the raid, allegedly due to police carelessness: Continue reading “Another Toddler Injured by Flash Bang Grenade…No-Knock Raid…Wrong House”
Global Grind – by Christina Coleman
A 37-year-old Cleveland woman is dead after police used a “takedown” move to slam her to the pavement during an arrest.
The woman, Tanesha Anderson, was bipolar and schizophrenic according to her brother, who told Cleveland.com she was more so a danger to herself than the police detaining her. She was pronounced dead Thursday morning, two hours after the altercation.
“They killed my sister,” her 40-year-old brother Joell Anderson said with welling eyes in his living room Thursday night. “I watched it.”
Continue reading “Mentally Ill Woman Dies After Cleveland Police Slam Her On Pavement”
The Daily Signal – by Ryan T. Anderson
On Tuesday, United States District Judge Juan Pérez-Giménezupheld Puerto Rico’s law defining marriage as the union of a man and a woman. He concluded that the U.S. Constitution does not require the redefinition of marriage.
Notably, Pérez-Giménez becomes the first Democrat-appointee to the federal bench to uphold marriage law since the Supreme Court’s Windsor decision on the Defense of Marriage Act case. Continue reading “Democrat-Appointed Federal Judge: No Right to Same-Sex Marriage”
Texas Gov. Rick Perry said his state might sue President Barack Obama’s administration over his planned immigration executive order, Politico reports.
“I think that’s probably a real possibility,” Perry said at the Republican Governors Association’s annual meeting.
Obama’s plan, which he’ll announce Thursday night in Nevada, could shield millions of non-violent undocumented immigrants from deportation. Continue reading “Texas may sue Obama over immigration order”
Still with the Newtown bs. Unfreakin believable huh?
Jay Leno has canceled a performance at a big gun show in response to the criticism of several anti-gun groups.
The Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade Show (SHOT) event where Leno was scheduled to appear in January is sponsored by the National Shooting Sports Foundation, which is based in Newtown, Connecticut. Continue reading “Jay Leno cancels appearance at gun show after pressure from anti-gun groups”
Times of India – by Andrew Griffin,The Independent
A mysterious Russian object is being tracked by space agencies, giving new life to fears about the increase of space weapons.
The satellite, dubbed Object 2014-28E, has grabbed the interest of official and amateur satellite-watchers because it is taking a confusing path and its purpose has not been identified, reports the Financial Times.
The satellite — which this morning was over the South Pacific Ocean, somewhere between Australasia and South America —can be tracked online. Amateur satellite-trackers have been doing just that and have been watching the path of the satellite. Continue reading “Has Russia launched a secret satellite killer into orbit?”
Thursday evening will mark a momentous announcement from President Obama concerning his hugely controversial executive order to “shield” and otherwise legalize millions of ‘undocumented’ illegal immigrants living in the United States.
But is this tide turning presidential address scheduled to be carried live on TV for all the country to witness?
No. It seems that the big four networks – ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox – have all opted out of broadcasting the 15 minute speech, instead airing their November sweeps shows as scheduled in hopes of maximizing viewer ratings: Continue reading “Network TV Blackout on Obama’s Amnesty Address: Only Univison, Telemundo to Carry Live Immigration Announcement”
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