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Silent Scandal
New York City :: NY :: USA | 2 days ago
Credibility
For the millions of Americans who don’t watch Fox News or listen to talk radio, the answer is a resounding yes...In the face of this absolutely shameful and possibly criminal revelation of chicanery, deceit and manipulation of data , the mainstream media...
Tags: scientists, allnews, global warming, CNN, UN IPCC, climate change, Canada Free Press, New York City, Environment, Global warming conspiracy theory, The Great Global Warming Swindle, IPCC Fourth Assessment Report, Attribution of recent climate change
Leaked Climate Change Email Don't Prove Global Warming is Fraud
The leaked climate change emails are “damning” and dangerous to the deadly serious inquiry into the state of our planet, Eugene Robinson writes. It’s not that the science is bad—“If I'm wrong, somebody ought to tell the...
Tags: Leaked Climate Change Email, Climate Change, Global Warming, Greenhouse Gases, Carbon Monoxide, polar ice caps, polar ice caps melting, squelch dissent, scientists, ice caps, hucksterism, doom-and-gloom climate science, leaked climate, change emails, allnews, Washington, Eugene, Oregon, Environment, Eugene Robinson
Hacked E-Mail Data Prompts Calls for Changes in Climate Research
London :: United Kingdom | 2 days ago
Credibility The scientists say that the e-mail messages, which have circulated on the Internet and which disclose the inner workings of a small network of climatologists who chart the planet’s temperature, have damaged the public’s trust in the evidence that humans...
Tags: scientists, climate change, global warming, polar ice caps, ice caps, United Kingdom, London, Environment, Carbon finance, Environmental skepticism, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Scientific opinion on climate change, Global warming controversy, IPCC Third Assessment Report, Climate, 19th century, The Great Global Warming Swindle, 21st century, Technology Internet, Climatologists, Kevin E. Trenberth
Antarctican ICEBERGS moving Towards NEW ZEALAND
A rare flotilla of icebergs is slowly drifting toward New Zealand from Antarctica. Shippers have been warned that more than 100 giant chunks of ice are in the area. Experts believe most of the icebergs will break up before they hit the coast. Enterprising...
Tags: flotilla, Iceberg, Floating Ice, Global Warming, New Zealand, Antarctica, Chunks of Ice, Enterprising Kiwis, Kiwis, southeast coast, Times of London, turquoise, Tour Guides, Scientists, 2012
Moon's phases ARE linked with epilepsy after all, say scientists
Superstitions about the influence of the Moon on the brain and, in particular, on epilepsy and seizures, have been around for centuries, but according to new research there may be something in them after all. Researchers discovered that the number...
Tags: Moon, epilepsy, scientists
Poet's Corner Craziest Poem Ever: Ode to Charles Darwin
To my 39 viewers who viewed my warning that this poem was coming, thank you. This ode will go down as one of the most controversial pieces of poetry ever created. Without further ado, let's go! This ode goes to one of the biggest idiots to...
Tags: ode, poem, poets corner, Charles Darwin, darwin, evolution, cern accelerator, electrons, creation, europe, switzerland, big bang, big bang theory, theory, scientists, allnews, heterosexual, homosexuality, homosexual, sexuality, genetics, marxism, communism, abortion, unwanted pregnancies, allnews, Joliet, Sodom and Gomorrah, Black, Poetry, Coleopterists, Ethologists, Fellows of the Royal Society, Electron, Social Issues, Darwin-Wedgwood family, Shane Carwin, CERN
Q&A: "What is Important is to Give Equal Opportunity" - Part 2
Lourdes :: Philippines | 11 days ago
Credibility Although women have long made major contributions to science, their efforts have often been overlooked...L'Or�al For Women in Science partnership announced the five 2010 laureates on Oct.15. Representing five distinct geographical regions, professors...
Tags: University of the Philippines, Lourdes J. Cruz, unesco award, women scientist, equal opportunity, Philippines, Lourdes, Gender, Human Interest, Scientists, Women in science, UNESCO, Education
NASA Gone Mad
Marijuana and other high profile drugs are clearly making their rounds in the NASA offices. Why might this be? Well first these so called geniuses thought it was a good idea to shoot a rocket at the moon to see if there was cheese or maybe water buried...
Tags: NASA, space, animals, monkeys, government, politics, PETA, allnews, abuse, United States, China, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, elections, President Obama, Squirrel Monkeys, rats, mice, scientists, photos, nuclear weapons, radiation, cruelty, murder
Chat brain-to-brain @ the speed of thought
Future of Web? Thoughts, Images Can Be Transmitted To Minds Without An Interface London: Ever wanted to communicate your thoughts without speaking a word? British scientists have created a system for “brain to brain” communication”,...
Tags: brain, British University, Chat, computer, information, keyboard, scientists, Technology, telephones
Scientists attempt human sacrifice
Human sacrifice is a ritual that is usually associated with the illiterate and superstitious people who reside in interior villages but, it seems to have found favor with the intellectuals in the city of Gwalior. Two senior scientists of the renowned...
Tags: DRDE (Defence Research Development Establishment), human sacrifice, scientists
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