London, U.K. – An ancient Anglo-Saxon potion, used to treat eye infections in the 10th-century, has shown the potential to eradicate the modern MRSA superbug, according to research. The ancient remedy was uncovered in the British Library in a leather-bound edition of what is considered one of the earliest known medical textbooks, Bald’s Leechbook. The … Read more
Boston, Mass. – For learners who don’t want to invest in a full residential college ride, or who want to avoid the massive amounts of debt associated with university studies, a program called MITx could be a viable alternative. With the advent of the internet came a revolution of information becoming available to the average … Read more
During his confirmation hearing in 2005 for Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, John Roberts averred that his job on the Court would be “to call balls and strikes and not to pitch or bat.” Continuing with the baseball analogy, he explained that “judges are like umpires. Umpires don’t make the rules; they apply them.” … Read more
During his confirmation hearing in 2005 for Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, John Roberts averred that his job on the Court would be “to call balls and strikes and not to pitch or bat.” Continuing with the baseball analogy, he explained that “judges are like umpires. Umpires don’t make the rules; they apply them.” … Read more
AND SO IT BEGINS? Greece’s Alpha Bank Freezes e-Transfers until Monday http://greece.greekreporter.com/2015/06/27/greece-alpha-bank-freezes-e-transfers-until-monday/ It’s 2 In The Morning And Greeks Are Lining Up At ATMs; Alpha Limits Online Banking Because correlation does not equal causation, we present the following with no comment other than to note that according to Goldman’s estimates (shown below), Alpha Bank, which … Read more
In this Nuclear Hotseat Update, a report on a guinness book of world records Strawberry is discussed. Start at min 20:25 and listen to this report….. 8.82 ounces (3″ around) Gigantism effect on food grown over 80 miles away from Fukushima. http://armenpress.am/eng/news/808850/giant-strawberry-in-japan-breaks-the-uks-world-record.html http://toptidings.net/giant-strawberry-in-japan-breaks-the-uks-world-record/ The record-breaking fruit is a mutation of the Japanese Amaou strawberry and … Read more
By Ian Paxton Who could have built such a complex structure 150,000 years ago, at a time when man had barely started using fire? The Baigong pipes are one of the greatest mysteries of the ancient world. They can be found inside a badly-eroded pyramid located on top of Mount Baigong in the Qinghai Province of … Read more
See the four words above. They don’t mean what they say. So says the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS). Are you going to believe the highest court in the land or your lying eyes? It’s one thing for words to literally mean what they say. It’s quite another for some group of … Read more
David Stockman looks at 5.5% unemployment: At the present time, there are 210 million adult Americans between the ages of 16 and 68—to take a plausible measure of the potential work force. That amounts to 420 billion potential labor hours, if we accept the convention that all adults are at least theoretically capable of holding a full-time … Read more
Jade Helm: Remember it is DICTATED by an AI Computer Jade Helm has already gone live. Remember they were going to infiltrate cities with under cover operatives, perhaps to stage the false flag events. The events have already started with several in Texas including the near hurricane. Right now as we have our focus on … Read more