This Apple has a Built-in FIZZ: Experts Create Sparkling Fruit that Bubbles By Jonathan O’Callaghan The world’s first ‘sparkling’ apple that fizzes in the mouth when eaten has been created. Huge cells in the flesh of the brand new variety called Paradis Sparkling, release effervescent juices that is akin to having a mouthful of fizzy …
5-year-old Boy Tested for Ebola in NYC after return from Africa By Larry Celona and Kenneth Garger A 5-year-old boy who just returned from West Africa was transported to Bellevue Hospital Sunday with possible Ebola symptoms, according to law-enforcement sources. The child was vomiting and had a 103-degree fever when he was carried from his …
Off-grid German Village Banks on Wind, Sun, Pig Manure By Frank Zeller Feldheim (Germany) (AFP) – If Germany has taken a pioneering though risky role in shifting to renewable energy, then the tiny village of Feldheim — population 150 — is at its vanguard. The hamlet near Berlin is Germany’s first to have left the …
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Bitcoin Exchange Goes Live in Sydney as Australian Interest Soars By Andrew Saks-McLeod Establishing in Sydney, new Bitcoin exchange Independent Reserve seeks to bring secure and robust means of conducting business via virtual currency There has been a recent drive toward acceptance of Bitcoin by Australian enterprises, following in the footsteps of North America, Israel, …
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West Waging a ‘CNN war’ in Syria as Isil Makes Gains in Iraq By Sofia Barbarani, Erbil and Richard Spencer, Middle East Correspondent While American air strikes on the Syrian border town of Kobane play out in front of the world’s media, Isil has made territorial gains in Iraq On the barren wastes of Mount …
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Crop Rotation in the Home Garden By Rick Bickling Overview Crop rotation is the practice of growing different crops, on the same land, in sequential planting cycles ranging from 2 to 8 years. Farmers have used crop rotation for centuries as a means of reducing crop lose due to disease and insects, as well as …
Stunning Federal Corruption Case Moving Forward With Almost No Media Attention By Thomas Lifson Corrupt federal prosecutors presenting false evidence in order to shake down a blameless corporation and bring in tens of millions of dollars seems like a pretty dramatic story. Especially when former prosecutors support the charge and a chief judge acts on …
Try Eradicating Afghanistan’s Poppies; Blow $7.6 Billion By Matthew Gault The U.S. military learned the hard way not to interfere with Afghanistan’s thriving production of poppies, the colorful flowers that are the source of opium and, by extension, heroin. Now we know the cost of that lesson—a cool $7.6 billion. On Oct. 14, the U.S. …
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NYC Doctor Has Ebola; NY, NJ Impose Quarantines By Brenda Goodman, MA The governors of New York and New Jersey have ordered a mandatory 21-day quarantine for all health care workers and others who have come in contact with people who have the deadly Ebola virus in West Africa. The move comes a day after …
Neuroscientist Sees ‘Proof of Heaven’ in Week-Long Coma By Terry Moran and Mary Marsh It’s dinnertime at the Alexander home, in Lynchburg, Va. Holley Alexander is serving chicken curry, 14-year-old Bond is hungry after soccer and the dad, Dr. Eben Alexander, leads the family in prayer. In this home, saying grace is different these days. …
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The Swiss Want Bars.. Of Gold Not Chocolate! By Chirag Mehta India is a country at stark contrast to Switzerland. We are not talking about the obvious reference to development, or who makes better chocolate, but in terms of how the two nations exhibit democracy. India is the largest democracy in the world, Switzerland, nowhere …
Planned Obsolescence: Shiny Toys for Human Pets By Aaron Dykes The game is, of course, rigged. Admittedly, technological devices all around us, in our everyday lives are planned to fail – to break down, stop working, need frequent replacement. From light bulbs, to automobiles, to computers, software, smart phones and more, planned obsolescence is implemented …
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North Dakota: $200M, 20,000-barrel-a-day Oil Refinery Could get Green Light By Kevin Bonham, Forum News Service DEVILS LAKE, N.D. – A $200 million, 20,000-barrel-a-day clean fuels oil refinery could be operating near Devils Lake within three years. The refinery, similar to one being built in Dickinson, would employ about 100 people and could create as …
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California Orders Churches To Fund Abortions – Or Else By Casey Mattox A regulatory change in California has placed abortion in the category of ‘basic health services’ all insurance plans must cover. Even those churches buy. For the past four years, the Obama administration and its friends on the Left were careful to claim that …
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