Source: tumeke.blogspot.com Fonterra commits Facebook suicide Greenpeace says Fonterra has committed Facebook suicide because it was unable to answer questions posted on the site about its palm kernel feed. But Fonterra has countered “they’ve never had an official Facebook page” and it doesn’t know who was running the one that was […]
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CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE THAT BP CAPPED THE WRONG WELL (??) by mook, Monday, November 01, 2010, 19:18 Ran across the story line via the www.urbansurvival.com posting for today. The following are bits and pieces presented for your interest… Part one is from a link within the bottom story, might be interesting to see […]
From the burgeoning popularity of farmers’ markets and co-operatives to the revitalisation of community banking, people are organising to reclaim the economy from large profit-driven corporations and ‘too big to fail’ financial institutions. The small-scale and diversity of these local initiatives masks the immense potential they hold for addressing fundamental […]
Alan Moore is an English writer primarily known for his work in graphic novels, a medium where he has produced a number of critically acclaimed and popular series, including Watchmen, V for Vendetta, and From Hell.[5] [ From ‘From Hell’ ] Frequently described as the best comic writer in history,[6](p10)[7](p7) […]
An Air Force plane prompts concerns about space-based military operations. CNN’s Barbara Starr reports. [ Remember CNN ? They helped to cheerlead you into the war on South West Asia. ] [youtube]b3bZRLgnLjA[/youtube] Is the X-37B the start of war in space? https://www.news.com.au/technology/is-… IT’S one of the most anticipated space launches […]
[ One of the creative minds behind ‘Pulp Fiction’ tackled Brett Easton Ellis’ second novel about life at an elite college – and it made for some interesting filmery ] [youtube]EsgcsPW34VE[/youtube] [youtube]E6EPa9Fw3Lk[/youtube] [youtube]nDkAQ7d1D90[/youtube] [youtube]3GAwi34vHyQ[/youtube] [ Stupid girl … ] [youtube]DRkAewOCHFQ[/youtube]
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Thanks to Gary C of Orewa. It remained visible in the sky for about two hours, slowly dissipating in windless sky.
For those seeking life on Mars, it is the best of times and the worst of times. Nearly 35 years after NASA’s twin Viking robots eased down onto its ruddy surface, [ … where they quickly found Carl Sagan … ] there is still no incontrovertible evidence that living organisms […]