A new high tech tattoo may soon be your saving grace the next time you fall ill.



Woven of gold and silk, this temporary skin embossing could detect things like bacterial infections and let others know you’re sick.



By giving them a call. In theory, anyway.



The tech-savvy tats come embedded with antennae that would wirelessly alert nearby computers to your malady and help you receive prompt help.



This…

WASHINGTON — 

COLUMBIA, SC --

The South Carolina Senate Judiciary Committee passed a bill Tuesday afternoon that would allow concealed weapons permit holders to carry their guns into bars and restaurants that serve alcohol.

Anyone carrying a concealed weapon would not be allowed to drink, and bars and restaurants would still have the option of posting signs saying concealed weapons are not allowed.

The bill passed by a vote of 15-7, with opponents…

Exellent!! This guy sticks up for his rights! And I love the outcome!

Please see the post below this one for the video.

Barrett’s Position Regarding the Assault on Liberty

February 20, 2013



Barrett opposes those who are illegally disarming the American public from their efficient arms and creating superior armed elitist government agencies.   



Elected state officials of New York, having been sworn to protect our Constitution, have instead committed an offense against it and their citizens by stripping inalienable rights duly protected and…

Best interview I have heard for a long time. This is a lengthy video, but well worth the listining.

One man’s hammer of the gods is another man’s fire of the Great Satan.

Drones are the perfect way to fight a war, so long as you are not a child of some prehistoric tribe scuttling for a hiding place on a lunar-pocked piece of scorched earth as Hellfire missiles rain down from a flying death tube thousands of feet above. Even if you are a sworn militant, fighting America with the latest AK-47 or rocket-launcher technology, the unmanned aircraft spewing preemptive strikes upon you, and…

The White House finally agreed to allow lawmakers (not the public) to see the DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel memo authorizing the use of drone strikes on civilians, the New York Times reports, but as a Sunlight analysis has shown, the administration is still withholding 37% of these crucially important legal opinions from public view (that were issued from inauguration in 2009 until March 2012).

The administration is even holding on to much older opinions. 39% of OLC opinions issued…

For human targets in Afghanistan, Pakistan and wherever else America wages its war on terror, the drone is an invisible predator of the sky. Generally, the first indication of a drone’s presence is the explosion of a missile obliterating its target.

This system of unmanned surveillance and execution aircraft has largely flown under the radar of much of the American public—including that portion of the American public that reports in the country’s free press and serves in the United…

The Dick Act of 1902 also known as the Efficiency of Militia Bill H.R. 11654, of June 28, 1902 invalidates all so-called gun-control laws. It also divides the militia into three distinct and separate entities.

The three classes H.R. 11654 provides for are the organized militia, henceforth known as the National Guard of the State, Territory and District of Columbia, the…

Airdate: 02/22/2013

2 days ago !! WASHINGTON -- On the same weekend that 40,000 people gathered on the Mall in Washington to protest construction of the Keystone Pipeline -- to its critics, a monument to carbon-based folly -- President Obama was golfing in Florida with a pair of Texans who are key oil, gas and pipeline players.

Obama has not shied away from supporting domestic…

Even Rush Limbaugh is officially ashamed of America for "the first time," he announced Thursday.

The reason? The so-called budget sequestration, which President Obama and Democrats say could do serious danger to the economy if Congress can't do a deal before March 1st. Limbaugh wasn't buying it.

The radio host said that "to have our common sense and intelligence insulted the way it's being, it just makes me ashamed."

"Here they come -- sucking us in, roping us in, panic…

What started as the recall of a few dodgy burgers off supermarket shelves in Ireland in January has since become a Europe-wide scandal where the integrity of the food supply chain has been called into question. Consumers want to know how tons of horse meat came to be labelled as beef and then resold across Europe by some of the biggest names in food, including Nestlé and Findus.

The problem is secrecy. Unscrupulous people are able to pass off products that aren’t what they say they…

 Precision Guided Firearm The hunting rifle of the future 

LAS VEGAS—CES is packed with plenty of offbeat gadgets, but the Precision Guided Firearm that TrackingPoint brought to the show this year is the first lethal weapon I’ve ever seen at a tradeshow. Of course, the PGF isn’t just a rifle; it’s a system of devices designed to work together to make hunting safer and more enjoyable through technology.

A processor inside the rifle collects environmental data…

U.S. business seeks more clarity on foreign bribery law

(Reuters) - U.S. business groups on Tuesday renewed their campaign to amend an anti-foreign bribery law, suggesting authorities should give companies additional defenses against criminal charges.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and others have complained the Foreign…

China's incoming president, Xi Jinping, has promised to make the fight against corruption a priority.

Montreal's city hall has been raided by anti-corruption police seeking evidence of fraud and breach of trust.

Other offices of the Canadian city and of Union Montreal, former Mayor Gerald Tremblay's party, were also raided.

Mr Tremblay and the mayor of Laval have both stepped down amid allegations related to the construction industry.

Further details on the targets of the inquiry were unavailable; A police spokeswoman said the raid was part of a two-year…

Brain Control? Real Avatars? Something to think about here.

Can we use our brains to directly control machines -- without requiring a body as the middleman? Miguel Nicolelis talks through an astonishing experiment, in which a clever monkey in the US learns to control a monkey avatar, and then a robot arm in Japan, purely with its thoughts. The research has big implications for quadraplegic people -- and maybe for all of us…