The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
It’s the poets who destroy the old order “[Poetry] should strike the Reader as a wording of his own highest thoughts, and appear almost as a Remembrance…” (John Keats) “And then your life, the life you are telling me about, becomes a short story that had force only because it was viewed from a particular …
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Don’t Be Spooked by Pakistan A CIA veteran’s prescription for how the United States can get along with an ally it doesn’t trust. Milt Bearden is an author and former career CIA officer who during the 1980s managed the CIA’s covert assistance to the Afghan resistance to the Soviet occupation from neighboring Pakistan. He currently …
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For those who have not seen. Most of us have significant experience with the Huey. In my case, my takeoffs exceed by a considerable number my landings in the airframe. Some of us know Ranger Nightengale personally. Some of us have been involved in emergency landings or other aircraft mishaps. Some of us owe …
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Peers will build on key aspects of the movement that Shareable, as a pioneering sharing movement organization, helped shape. Peers’ mission is to make sharing the defining economic activity of our time. They will do this through grassroots campaigns to make sharing more visible, grow the number of sharers, and legalize sharing. What’s Next for …
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Say Hello to the Rocket Stove Heating System. In a Nutshell: * Heat your home with 80% to 90% less wood * Exhaust is nearly pure steam and CO2 (a little smoke at the beginning) * The heat from one fire can last for days * You can build one in a day and half …
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Google Glass: Are Weaponized Nanodevices and Ultra-Miniaturization Coming? Google’s earnings for the April, May, June 2013 quarter reminded me that Google faces some challenges. Expenses moved up a couple of billion from the same quarter in 2012. (Source). More troubling, Business Insider said, “The total number of paid clicks that Google gets continues to go …
Huh? Overheard in the World Cafe: Speaker A: My friend is creating a wide-area radio network for Afghanistan. Speaker B: Afghanistan has no infrastructure — including radio stations. Although radio is popular, it is mostly shortwave, with a few local FM stations for the local Iman. And electricity for radio stations is spotty at best …
