Buried beneath the avalanche of press coverage about the lame-duck Congress, I found a story about President Obama’s mid-December meeting with twenty corporate CEOs. The purpose of this Blair House get-together was to discuss how to jump-start our still-ailing economy. Among other aims, Mr. Obama reiterated his goals to increase employment, end the recession, and double U.S. exports over the next five years.









These are lofty and laudable ambitions. But it seems that…

The former head of the Shell Oil Company stated Monday that with the current market price for a barrel of oil nearing $92 and headed for over $100, the price for a gallon of gas in the U.S. could hit $5 per gallon in the not-too-distant future. …

The video description reads "This is a video that I took of my husband being wrongfully accused and detained. They originally came because someone wrongfully accused my husband of firing a crossbow in

our yard (crossbows are legal in our state). He told them he was not

firing a crossbow and there was not a crossbow outside or any evidence

of one being outside. The police asked him for ID and he refused on

grounds that he wasn't doing anything to facilitate them asking…

2011: Prognosis

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Imagine, if you will, the span of history as a great spinning wheel on the juggernaut of time.



All that was, is, and all that will be, is and history leaves its impression as the scarring and tracks left by the progression of our specie, the scratchings of a needle on the record of all things, spinning across the ages and returning now to a new…

Syphilis, lice, gonorrhea, ringworm, chlamydia, staph, strep, noro and papilloma viruses all are part of the possible fringe…

By Attorney Jonathan Emord

Author of "The

Rise of Tyranny" and,

"Global

Censorship of Health…

First there were meals we had to make all by ourselves.



Then 'ready made' meals came along, making life that much easier.

But what if you could just print your dinner using food 'ink'?

Scientists at Cornell University in New York are developing a commercially viable 3D food printer which uses raw ingredients inside…