The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Healing Plan This plan is compiled through the research and experiences of people who recovered from serious health issues. If any of the imbedded links are broken or certain webpages experience problems (it happens quite often), be patient and do search using the key words to find an alternative access.
Survey: Chinese, Germans the Most Welcoming of Refugees, Russians the Least The ghost towns of China: Amazing satellite images show cities meant to be home to millions lying deserted
Rooftop solar could provide nearly half of US electricity demand A major new study has significantly lifted the potential of rooftop solar PV in the United States, saying rooftop solar alone could provide 40 per cent of all the electricity needs of the world’s biggest economy, and around half if module efficiencies continued to improve. The …
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Work in progress. The Comprehensive Guide to Open Source for Business Open source is quickly becoming a business imperative, whether that means its use, development, or both. Any business that leads their industry over the coming decades will most likely do it through open source. This comprehensive guide takes a look at what is required …
Fear of Vengeful Gods Helped Societies Expand A study, published Wednesday in Nature, suggests religiosity may contribute to greater cooperation and collaboration despite geographic separation.
The Dark Side of Clean Energy in Mexico A detailed account of corruption, fraud, human rights abuses, and a partial victory for indigenous peoples opposing wind farms.
Getting dirty with open source databases “We have been forced to look elsewhere because it’s not economical. If I want to do some serious number-crunching, I’m not going to spend £60,000 for a box when I can get something like MySQL with zero licensing costs and which pretty much does the same thing. It might …
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