Water the new California gold ...
The Economics of California's Drought
Water the new California gold ...
The Economics of California's Drought
works every time ...
Confuse-A-Cat
Monty Python
an encore ...
Galaxy Song
hmm ...
'Racist policy'? UK landlords now have to check on their tenants
From RT
Published on Mar 22, 2015Britain is rolling out a new law, forcing landlords to check whether their tenants are illegal immigrants. And as Polly Boiko reports, home-owners aren't too happy that the Home Office is making them do their dirty work.
Continuing ...Posted by giovonni (here)
From Open Minds Production Radio
Jim Weiner, Allagash Alien Abductions
Note: first 30 minutes covers the latest in ufology news ...Open Minds UFO Radio: Jim Weiner along with his twin brother, Jack, and his friends Chuck Foltz and Charles Rak believe they were abducted during a kayaking trip in Maine in 1976. They had an incredible UFO encounter, and when some of them began having nightmares, they underwent regression therapy, separately. Their accounts of what happened during their UFO encounter in 1976, which they had not remembered consciously, were remarkably similar. In this interview, Jim talks about the events and how they effected his life afterwards.
Jim presently works at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, in Boston, Massachusetts, as an Assistant Director in the school’s Technology Department, where he provides technical and administrative Macintosh computer support to the college’s students, staff, and faculty.
Jim Weiner segment begins at the 30 minute mark.
Published on Mar 11, 2015
Open Minds UFO Radio March 17, 2015
Jack Weiner: Allagash Alien Abductions
Note again first 30 minutes covers the latest in ufology news ...Jack Weiner along with his twin brother, Jim, and his friends Chuck Foltz and Charles Rak believe they were abducted during a kayaking trip in Maine in 1976. They had an incredible UFO encounter, and when some of them began having nightmares, they underwent regression therapy, separately. Their accounts of what happened during their UFO encounter in 1976, which they had not remembered consciously, were remarkably similar.
Last week we aired an interview with Jim Weiner. This week we interview his brother, Jack, to get his perspective. Medical issues have prevented Jack from being able to travel with his brother to participate in lectures on their experiences. That makes this a rare interview with one of the key figures of the Allagash Abductions.
For more about Jack, Jim, their experiences, and their art, visit: www.allagashufotwins.com
then Jack Weiner segment begins at the 30 minute mark.
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Magnetic Storm, Russian Event | S0 News March 22, 2015
TODAY'S WORD
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Logophile ~ a lover of words i am ...![]()
Coast To Coast AM - March 21, 2015
True Crime & Bad Cops
Host: George Knapp
Guests: David Yonke, William B. Scott
"Journalist and author David Yonke joined George Knapp in the first half to discuss the brutal slaying of Sister Margaret Ann Pahl. Yonke, who covered the case for the Toledo Blade, shared details of the ritual killing, and how later, Father Gerald Robinson, who presided over her funeral, was found guilty of the crime. In the latter half, author William Scott discussed his campaign to force police to disclose the true number of people they kill every year, and why bad cops continue to be protected instead of arrested."
program descriptive page here
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an oldie but goodie ...
Posted by giovonni (here)
hmm ...
Yes, Prime Minister - The nuclear buttonAccording to a new report from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), nine nations — the United States, Russia, United Kingdom, France, China, India, Pakistan, Israel and North Korea — possess approximately 16,300 nuclear weapons. in total.Jun 17, 2014
Crimea For Dummies
(RT Documentary)
Published on Mar 22, 2015Miguel Francis, a Los Angeles film school graduate, travels to Crimea to discover how life there has changed since it was reunited with Russia. He explores the beautiful peninsula’s history and cultural heritage, as well as taking in some of Crimea’s tourist attractions while talking to locals about their attitudes to becoming Russian citizens.
Project Camelot: Andy Lloyd: Darkstar Theory
From Kerry Cassidy
Published on Mar 22, 2015In a strange synchronicity, while in the UK, I was able to meet with Andy Lloyd, author of Dark Star regarding his current thinking on the Dark Star also known as Planet X, the brown dwarf and Nibiru. This interview was recorded the day after the interview with Kameran Fally, and nicely balances the information given with a slightly different although complimentary take on what may be coming some time in the future.
Click below to see my previous interview with Andy LLoyd recorded in May 2010:
http://projectcamelotportal.com/comp...loyd-dark-star
KERRY CASSIDY
PROJECT CAMELOT
http://projectcamelotportal.com
PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode March 22, 2015
"On this edition for Sunday, March 22, 2015, a new Islamic State threat against American military personnel and their families draws attention, the fallout from an order for the Pentagon to release potentially inflammatory photographs documenting the abuse of detainees is analyzed, and in our signature segment, the debate over the legalization of sports betting is covered. Hari Sreenivasan anchors from New York."
Impacts of Sunlight Reduction Climate Engineering
on Climate Change in the Ocean - WXMOD 2015
Via Jim Lee
Published on Mar 22, 2015Joint Session 2: Human Alteration of Weather and Climate: Engineering, Ethics, and Politics
Location: 211B West Building (Phoenix Convention Center - West and North Buildings)
Hosts: (Joint between the 20th Conference on Planned and Inadvertent Weather Modification; and the Seventh Symposium on Aerosol-Cloud-Climate Interactions )
Chair: David L. Mitchell, DRI
Tuesday, 6 January 2015: 1:30 PM
211B West Building (Phoenix Convention Center - West and North Buildings)
Impacts of Sunlight Reduction Climate Engineering on Climate Change in the Ocean: a First Look at Geomip Results
https://ams.confex.com/ams/95Annual/...per268807.html
Philip Rasch, PNNL, Richland, WA; and H. K. A. Singh and B. Kravitz
Abstract: Many recent studies have examined the impact of climate engineering through sunlight reduction as a means of mitigating surface temperature, precipitation, and sea ice changes from increasing greenhouse gas concentration. Much less attention has been paid to the impact on physical ocean features. This presentation describes the ocean response to CO2 and solar forcing in the GeoMIP model ensemble, outlining common features and areas where the models disagree. In general, models show that solar radiation management is very effective in reversing most of the physical ocean impacts observed with increasing CO2, including changes in temperature, salinity, gyre-scale circulations, meridional overturning circulations, and interior geostrophic flow. These changes can be attributed in large part to the effectiveness of solar geoengineering in reversing changes in wind and restoring surface energy balance. Residual regions where solar radiation management is less effective are the tropical oceans, where a decrease in the equatorial easterlies and in surface buoyancy input from precipitation significantly affects the circulation and seasonal variability.
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makes sense to me ...
Lava tubes safe enough for Moon base
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Municipal Violations
"If you have money, committing a misdemeanor may pose you a minor inconvenience.
If you don’t, it can ruin your life."
Published on Mar 22, 2015
Earthquake, Another Magnetic Storm | S0 News March 23, 2015
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VICE News Daily: Indigenous and Unprotected in Peru's Amazon
Uploaded on Mar 23, 2015
Coast To Coast AM - March 22, 2015
Mysterious Disappearances
Host: George Knapp
Guests: David Paulides
"Researcher and author David Paulides joined George Knapp for the full program to share even more bizarre stories of missing persons in national parks and forests throughout the United States. He expressed concern that, since his research began, reports of mysterious disappearances have seemingly increased. "The numbers have incrementally gone up in the last three years," Paulides revealed, noting that he has now amassed a stunning 1,400 cases. He dismissed the idea that this increase is merely because of additional attention focused on the phenomenon, since archival searches for such events over the last ten years has borne out the troubling trend. "It doesn't seem to make sense, what's happening," he mused about the puzzling rise in disappearances.
Over the course of the evening, Paulides shared a number of baffling disappearance cases that he has amassed via his research. One such story centered around a British man named Jonathan Myles Robinson who was vacationing in a small, isolated community in Switzerland which is only accessible by a railway system that shuts down at midnight. Paulides recounted how Robinson seemingly vanished at around 3 AM while walking to his hotel one night. Despite an exhaustive search of the area, the man's dead body was not discovered until five days later when searchers spied it at the bottom of a cliff in a nearby town. Eerily, cell phone records indicate that Robinson likely fell to his death shortly after 3 AM on the night he disappeared and, Paulides stressed, "there was no way" he could have traveled the distance to where his body was found.
"This is a really, really unusual case," he said about the 2014 disappearance of a woman named Karen Sykes. An avid hiker on Mt. Rainier, Sykes had been dubbed the "guru of the trails" by local newspapers and even wrote a book on hiking safety. On a seemingly routine hike with a friend, she opted to advance a bit further up the trail after her companion became tired and decided to take a rest. Sykes never returned and her body was discovered three days later in a location described by the Parks service as "difficult to access and not commonly traveled" which would have required her to climb 6,200 feet and then halfway down into an adjacent valley. Her death mystified Sykes' friends, who insisted that she was "the last person in the world that would have ever gotten lost on Rainier."
program descriptive page here
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