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After 13 years as one of the world’s most widely used operating systems, Microsoft is finally ending support for Windows XP.
Windows XP still holds around 27% market share according to Netmarketshare, but the operating system is now very old and after pushing back the end support date numerous times, Microsoft is finally telling those still using the software that it is time to move on. Continue reading “Microsoft finally closes the curtain on Windows XP”
The United States could soon become a large-scale Spain or Greece, teetering on the edge of financial ruin.
That’s according to Donald Trump, who painted a very ugly picture of where this country is headed. Trump made the comments during a recent appearance on Fox News’ “On the Record with Greta Van Susteren.” Continue reading “Donald Trump the Billionaire Tells Americans to Prepare For ‘Financial Ruin’”
Infowars- by Paul Joseph Watson, March 31, 2014
The thinly-veiled totalitarian bent of the unhinged left has reared its ugly head once again with a demented rant by Gawker’s Adam Weinstein which calls for thought criminals who question man-made global warming to be arrested and thrown in prison.
“We have laws on the books to punish anyone whose lies contribute to people’s deaths. It’s time to punish the climate-change liars,” blathers Weinstein, before claiming that man-made climate change kills 150,000 people a year. Continue reading “Liberal Fascist Calls For Global Warming Skeptics to be Arrested”
Heritage Action – by KATHERINE ROSARIO
The Senate approved a five-month extension of long-term unemployment benefits Monday, and though there is some pressure in the House from moderate Republicans hailing from high unemployment states to do the same, reports indicate that the House will not cave:
Ron Bonjean, a Republican strategist, said Democrats may be able to get more Republicans onboard by attaching job-creation measures to the bill. Some Republican senators introduced amendments they said would create jobs, such as approving the Keystone XL pipeline, but Mr. Reid blocked all amendments. Continue reading “House Won’t Be Bullied into Extending Unemployment Benefits”
ABC Fox Montana – by Jackie Coffin, April 4, 2014
VICTOR – A $5,000 reward is offered for any information in the theft of several hundred pounds of high explosives from an explosives bunker near Victor.
Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and Ravalli Co. Sheriff Chris Hoffman are offering the reward.
They say 285 lbs. of ammonium nitrate fuel oil, explosive boosters and dynamite were stolen from an explosives storage facility operated by Ajax Contracting, located west of Victor. Continue reading “285 lbs. of High Explosives Stolen from Victor Bunker, Montana”
In a worst-case scenario, hesitation kills.
No one wants to accept that something horrible has happened. The human brain is configured in a way that it is in our very nature to deny that something outside our normal paradigm has occurred. This is called cognitive dissonance.
“Cognitive dissonance is the feeling of discomfort when simultaneously holding two or more conflicting cognitions: ideas, beliefs, values or emotional reactions… Continue reading “He Who Hesitates is Lost: The Psychology of Survival”
WEB Notes: 2014: Signs, Seasons and the Coming Tetrad
(Video, Source: Space.com) – Stargazers have a lot to look forward to this month.
The best celestial events in April include eclipses of the sun and moon, a meteor shower and good opportunities to see Vesta and Ceres, the two biggest space rocks in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. Continue reading “Total Lunar Eclipse and Solar ‘Ring of Fire’ Top April’s Stargazing Events”
(Source: Activist Post) – While NSA surveillance has been front and center in the news recently, fusion centers are a part of the surveillance state that deserve close scrutiny.
Fusion centers are a local arm of the so-called “intelligence community,” the 17 intelligence agencies coordinated by the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC). The government documentation around fusion centers is entirely focused on breaking down barriers between the various government agencies that collect and maintain criminal intelligence information. Continue reading “Fusion Centers: A Dangerous Part of the Surveillance State”
Our institutions of higher education are finally teaching students things they’ll actually need in the real world. This summer, Michigan State University will once again offer a course called “Surviving the Coming Zombie Apocalypse: Disasters, Catastrophes, and Human Behavior.”
According to its Facebook page, the online course “uses the idea of a Zombie Apocalypse to attract attention to the important topic and research on ‘Catastrophes and Human Behavior.'” Students will “learn about the nature, scope and impact of catastrophic events,” and will be “assigned into Survivor Groups located throughout the United States and must face the challenges of living and surviving together during a catastrophic event.” Continue reading “Michigan State Offers a Course on How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse”
The Des Moines Register – by Kyle Munson
WASHINGTON, Iowa. – The police chief has yet to mount flashing lights and a siren and plaster his department’s official logo on the sides of his new vehicle.
Not that Greg Goodman needs such window dressings so that this 49,000-pound, 10-foot-tall, six-wheel-drive behemoth will cause necks to crane and local motorists to veer out of the way. Continue reading “Heavy-duty military equipment given to police”
Natural Society – by Christina Sarich
Pamela Bailey, the president and CEO of the Grocery Manufacturer’s Association (GMA), wants you to trust the biggest chemical sales companies in the world to ‘label GMO at will, on their own terms’. Sounds just like how they want everything else done, including disclosure to the public of the substantial scientific evidence proving their suicide seeds contain real health hazards, and to bypass due process of law through the infiltration of Supreme Courts, our Congress, and the FDA. Continue reading “Don’t Fall for the President of the GMA’s GMO Labeling Lie”
Natural Society – by Christina Sarich
While modified citrus pectin (MCP) cannot treat cancer once it begins, this natural substance that occurs in the pulp of citrus fruits, especially grapefruit, can keep cancer from metastasizing (spreading). MCP is a preventative medicine for cancer, not a curative one, but it has been proven to be very effective.
Modified citrus pectin should not be confused with the pectin that is sometimes used for cooking. MCP is in all citrus, but occurs in higher amounts in grapefruit. The active ingredients of MCP have been shown to suppress angiogenesis, the process by which cancer cells survive by obtaining blood through the blood vessels that each cell grows. Without a steady flow of blood, the cancer cell cannot survive, and apoptosis occurs. Continue reading “Modified Citrus pectin (MCP) keeps Cancer from Metastasizing”
The European Union’s highest court ruled on Tuesday that an EU directive requiring telecoms companies to store the communications data of EU citizens for up to two years was invalid.
“The Court of Justice declares the Data Retention Directive to be invalid,” the court said in a statement. Continue reading “EU court rules against requirement to keep data of telecom users”
An LAPD officer was injured after someone opened fire at the department’s West Traffic Division in Mid-City, police said.
The attack was reported at 8 p.m. at the Wilshire Division, which also includes West Traffic facilities, on Venice Boulevard near La Brea Avenue, Officer Sara Faden told LA Weekly. Continue reading “LAPD Officer Injured After Shots Fired at Police Station”
The tragic shooting at Fort Hood last week has once again brought into focus the lethal combination of guns and mental illness, sparking renewed debate over how to keep firearms out of the hands of the mentally ill.
Spc, Ivan Lopez, 34, allegedly opened fire, killing three and wounding 16 others before fatally shooting himself at the Fort Hood army installation near Killeen, Texas, on Wednesday. Officials said Lopez was being treated for “behavioral and mental health issues” possibly stemming from a 2011 tour in Iraq. Continue reading “Fort Hood shooting draws more attention to mental health issues, gun laws”
Las Vegas Review-Journal – by HENRY BREAN and BEN BOTKIN
BUNKERVILLE — A cheer erupted from the cowboy-hatted crowd early Monday afternoon as Cliven Bundy’s youngest daughter delivered the news: Davey had been set free.
“They gave him lunch and let him out,” Stetsy Cox, 21, told the assembled group of relatives and sympathizers at a rally for the embattled ranch family near the banks of the Virgin River. Continue reading “Rancher’s son describes arrest in protest of federal cattle roundup”
Restore the Republic – by Nick
They hunt in packs. They are not stealth. They come growling, snarling, and ready to tear into the prey.
They can run for miles, upon miles. If you can run twenty, they will run twenty-one. If you can go fifty, they will go fifty-one.
Their pursuit is endless. No prey can outlast them. They are the greatest hunters in the world as they are absolutely relentless. Continue reading “The Relentless Hunter”
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