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Proof that people know about the high probability of black crime
Post Date: 2006-05-25 16:55:13 by Tauzero
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Monday, May 15, 2006 Proof that people know about the high probability of black crime Leftist denials and excuses haven't fooled them Male murderers with stereotypically "black-looking" features are more than twice as likely to be executed as lighter-skinned African-Americans convicted of killing a white person, researchers have found. But this effect disappears when both murderers and their victims are black, the scientists said. "Race clearly matters in criminal justice in ways in which people may or may not be consciously aware," said Jennifer Eberhardt, a psychologist at Stanford University in Stanford, Calif., one of the researchers. "When black defendants ...
Former Space Camp Instructor Confirms His Prediction of A Giant Tsunami In The Atlantic On Upcoming May 25
Post Date: 2006-05-25 11:39:20 by Mind_Virus
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Former Space Camp Instructor Confirms His Prediction of A Giant Tsunami In The Atlantic On Upcoming May 25 5/19/2006 9:00:00 AM To: National and International desks Contact: Craig Boswell of http://www.savelivesinmay.com, 832-252-6406, craigboswell@gmail.com HOUSTON, May 19 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Eric Julien, former military air traffic controller, twin engine jet pilot and former instructor at astronaut Patrick Baudry's Space Camp -- Discovery Shuttle flight -- has written four articles covering the high probability of a giant tsunami in the Atlantic Ocean caused by the impact of a comet fragment near or on May 25. Responding to NASA's press release stating the innocuousness of the ...
E-Mails Suggest Bush Administration Pressured ICANN to Nix '.Xxx' Domain
Post Date: 2006-05-23 20:11:07 by robin
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E-Mails Suggest Bush Administration Pressured ICANN to Nix '.Xxx' Domain Tuesday, May 23, 2006 By Ben Charny Newly released e-mails allege U.S. government officials pressured a leading Internet authority into voting against creating a kind of red-light district for adult Web sites. The apparent involvement of the U.S. Department of Commerce, President Bush's chief political operative Karl Rove and others is significant. If true, it means the U.S. government violated terms of a complicated arrangement it has with ICANN, the Internet authority that voted 9-5 two weeks ago not to OK the .xxx proposal. What ICM Registry, the company that proposed the top-level domain, wanted was permission to ...
Controlling global weather since July 4, 1976
Post Date: 2006-05-22 22:08:46 by Itisa1mosttoolate
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strawman1962@optusnet.com.auControlling global weather since July 4, 1976Sun Oct 2, 2005 18:2764.140.158.93Controlling global weather since July 4, 1976---------- This Weeks Hot News ----------I. NBC Weather Anchor, Scott Stevens, has confirmed that Hurricane Katrina, like the other hurricanes before her, was both created and guided by scalar electromagnetic wave technology! Cutting Edge has been teaching this fact since mid-1999 and has written numerous articles on the subject, which can be located at our section, Weather Control.Let us examine this incredibly insightful article from Mr. Stevens to see what havoc the globalist leadership is wreaking upon an unsuspecting public in order ...
Two Women Create A Baby!!!!
Post Date: 2006-05-22 07:49:48 by Mind_Virus
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Two Women Create A Baby!!!! Watch out! Here's some news for all those people who have it stuck in their mind that if there were only females left on earth they would not survive because they could not reproduce without sperm. Your going to have to come up with another reason two women shouldn't be together. "Scientists have created mice pups from two female mice. No male mice or sperm were involved. The offspring were all female. How did this happen and will humans soon have the option to create babies without men? Parthenogenesis, or virgin birth, is defined as reproduction without fertilization. It occurs naturally in some plant and insect species. It does not occur naturally in ...
American Ingenuity
Post Date: 2006-05-21 22:02:36 by Lod
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An amazing new engine at the URL - check it out.
New Pentagon Video Heavily Processed, A letter to Prof Jones
Post Date: 2006-05-20 01:31:26 by valis
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Dear Prof. Jones, I am a researcher in Royal Holloway, University of London, just finishing a PhD in the Machine Vision of CCTV cameras. I’m not an expert in CCTV, but I do have a lot of experience. I took a look at the recently released Pentagon video and noticed a few unusual aspects of how it was produced. Firstly, I’m talking about the totally new video, rather than the older one of which 5 frames were already in the public domain. I obtained this video from Google Video download through a link from Judicial http://Watch.org. A spokes person interviewed on the Alex Jones radio show has said that the video was provided to him on a CD-ROM, and I am assuming that Judicial Watch ...
Science Strikes Back: An antidote to fashionable nonsense about race
Post Date: 2006-05-19 19:38:33 by Peetie Wheatstraw
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Sociologists, anthropologists, and television commentators tell us that race is biologically meaningless, that the physical differences between Danes and Pygmies are insignificant evolutionary accidents. Race, we are told, is an artificial concept white people invented only a few hundred years ago to justify colonization and slavery. If we free ourselves from this delusion, we can all march hand in hand into a future free of “racism.” Everything about this view of race is obviously wrong, but since so few of the people who know better are willing to say so, this nonsense is beginning to tighten its grip on the popular mind. Now a book has finally appeared that blows to bits every ...
Better, Faster Spacecraft Designs: New Software System Offers Promise Of NASA-Wide Collaboration
Post Date: 2006-05-19 00:38:51 by RickyJ
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Even at NASA, host to some of the brightest engineering minds, the term "collaborative engineering" might not elicit excitement until you imagine its possibilities -- better spacecraft designs within a shorter turnaround time. Thanks to a recently launched NASA software system, more efficient space mission planning soon could be a reality. Developed by a team of engineers at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., the new system was created to support the NASA design teams charged with engineering the spacecraft of tomorrow – advanced vehicles to realize the Vision for Space Exploration. The vision plans for the return to the moon, human missions to ...
I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus
Post Date: 2006-05-18 20:51:39 by Hmmmmm
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"Before the beginning, there was this turtle. And the turtle was alone. And he looked around, and he saw his neighbor, which was his mother. And he lay down upon his neighbor, and behold! she bore him in tears an oak tree, which grew all day and then fell over -- like a bridge. And lo! underneath this bridge there came a catfish. And he was very big. And he was walking. And he was the biggest he had seen. And so were the fiery balls of this fish, one of which was the sun, and the other, they called the moon."
Poster Comment:Wow man! Can you dig it? Turtles huh? Hey, so it's like..... hey, do you know what time it is.
New Pentagon video shows no Boeing airliner
Post Date: 2006-05-18 08:33:45 by Zoroaster
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TOTAL 911 INFO Wednesday, May 17, 2006 New Pentagon video shows no Boeing airliner Total911.info -- Following Freedom of Information Act lawsuits dating back to 2004, the Pentagon Tuesday released images recorded on the morning of 9/11 by two security cameras in the Pentagon parking lot. Five frames from one camera had previously been leaked in early 2002. No Boeing 757 airliner is apparent in any of the images. The federal government had been using the Zacarias Moussaoui trial as an excuse to keep the images classified. The images were shown to jurors at the trial. 25% of the heavily-screened, pro-FedGov jury were not horrified enough by the images to lynch the retarded colored ...
Did Humans And Chimps Once Interbreed?
Post Date: 2006-05-17 16:21:16 by Mind_Virus
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Did Humans And Chimps Once Interbreed? * 17 May 2006 * Bob Holmes IT GOES to the heart of who we are and where we came from. Our human ancestors were still interbreeding with their chimp cousins long after first splitting from the chimpanzee lineage, a genetic study suggests. Early humans and chimps may even have hybridised completely before diverging a second time. If so, some of the earliest fossils of proto-humans might represent an abortive first attempt to diverge from chimps, rather than being our direct ancestors. We can observe the traces of this complex history in the human genome today, says David Reich, a population geneticist at the Broad Institute and Harvard University in ...
Women's Ability To Read Faces Leaves Men At Distinct Disadvantage *PIC*
Post Date: 2006-05-15 16:44:52 by Mind_Virus
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Women's Ability To Read Faces Leaves Men At Distinct Disadvantage Posted on Sunday, May 14 @ 22:59:43 CDT Woman1 Scientists have discovered that women are attracted to men who are fond of children. For the most part fairly pointless research—except that what this particular group of scientists has shown is that women can tell who is and is not fond of children just by looking at their faces. The members of the group in question, led by James Roney of the University of California, Santa Barbara, are part of the revival of a science that once dared not speak its name—physiognomy. In the late 18th century, and during most of the 19th, it was believed that the shape of a person's ...
New security glitch found in Diebold system - Officials say machines have 'dangerous' holes
Post Date: 2006-05-14 22:56:46 by BTP Holdings
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New security glitch found in Diebold system Officials say machines have 'dangerous' holes by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER Elections officials in several states are scrambling to understand and limit the risk from a "dangerous" security hole found in Diebold Election Systems Inc.'s ATM-like touch-screen voting machines. The hole is considered more worrisome than most security problems discovered on modern voting machines, such as weak encryption, easily pickable locks and use of the same, weak password nationwide. Armed with a little basic knowledge of Diebold voting systems and a standard component available at any computer store, someone with a minute or two of access to a ...
British Inventor Unveils 8000 MPG Car
Post Date: 2006-05-13 09:53:08 by Mind_Virus
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British Inventor Unveils 8000 MPG Car May 12, 2006 2:18 p.m. EST Julie Farby - All Headline News Staff Writer London, England (AHN)—A British inventor unveils the world's most fuel-efficient vehicle, a three-wheel “TeamGreen” car capable of doing 8,000 miles to the gallon. The 45-year-old inventor, Andy Green, from the University of Bath, built his budget eco-motor for just £2,000, and will be the sole British contender for the title of the world's most fuel-economic car in a global competition being held later this month. It has taken Mr. Green more than two years to design and build the car, which will be the fourth eco-vehicle he has built. He holds the British ...
Coming to a sofa near you
Post Date: 2006-05-13 02:12:28 by robin
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Coming to a sofa near you Hundreds of tiny TV stations are springing up all the time. Can they succeed with just a handful of viewers? John Harris goes studio-hopping to find out. Saturday May 13, 2006 The Guardian At 1.30pm on Wednesday May 4, the outer frontiers of British television were populated, as ever, by a rum selection of people. On Magic, the music video channel that takes its nostalgic lead from the radio station of the same name, Duran Duran's 1984 hit Wild Boys was succeeded by A-Ha's Take On Me. The man doing the Lord's Work on God TV, meanwhile, was guiding his viewers through a handful of psalms and assuring them that "Christ and God's salvation is a personal ...
(yellow cake and depleted) Uranium’s Effect On DNA Established
Post Date: 2006-05-12 18:51:26 by Zipporah
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Uranium’s Effect On DNA Established The use of depleted uranium in munitions and weaponry is likely to come under intense scrutiny now that new research that found that uranium can bind to human DNA. The finding will likely have far-reaching implications for returned soldiers, civilians living in what were once war-zones and people who might live near uranium mines or processing facilities. Uranium - when manifested as a radioactive metal - has profound and debilitating effects on human DNA. These radioactive effects have been well understood for decades, but there has been considerable debate and little agreement concerning the possible health risks associated with low-grade uranium ...
Help - What the Heck's an RSS Feed? And do I need it?
Post Date: 2006-05-11 19:23:30 by Lod
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Thanks for any and all info on this thing that keeps popping up from time to time. Cheers.
AP reports 'gay brain' study incorrectly
Post Date: 2006-05-10 07:21:31 by A K A Stone
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A new and widely reported Swedish study that suggests that lesbians respond differently from heterosexual women when exposed to sex hormones has been seriously misinterpreted, one of the researchers says. The Associated Press story noted that a similar study was done last year on men, and that with the new female study, "the findings add weight to the idea that homosexuality has a physical basis and is not learned behavior." In response to an e-mail inquiry from Grove City College Professor of Psychology Dr. Warren Throckmortion, researcher Dr. Ivanka Savic of the Stockholm Brain Institute said of the AP interpretation of her work, "This is incorrect and not stated in the ...
Irish detect divine interference
Post Date: 2006-05-09 21:41:10 by robin
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Irish detect divine interference Ireland is an important route for trans-Atlantic flightsIreland's communications regulator has advised priests of a possible link between parish radio broadcasts and static on airline pilots' radios. ComReg spoke to priests in counties Kildare, Meath and Kilkenny about unlicensed broadcasting after being contacted by the aviation authority. But it promised new regulations this year to enable broadcasts to resume. A Roman Catholic spokesman said housebound people appreciated the chance to hear their local Mass. "People like the localness of a broadcast from their own church, on Sundays and during the week as well," Fr Micheal Murphy, ...
Famous WTC-7 damage pic a fake?
Post Date: 2006-05-08 13:41:51 by valis
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Photo expert claims WTC-7 damage pic is a fake (name withheld) Here is one of his/her analysis pics showing the "damage" to have blurred pixels or evidence of photoshopping... What is shown is a smooth gradation from dark to light, when you inspect the other portions of the photo, there is no uniform changes at all, infact there is "noise". This noise should be present in every portion of the photo. It is absent in those regions depicting residue on the sides of the building.
Forecasters predict another turbulent hurricane season in Atlantic
Post Date: 2006-05-07 20:55:10 by Brian S
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Sunday, May 07, 2006 FREDERICTON (CP) - In what could signal a frightening new fact of life in the age of global warming, Canadian and U.S. forecasters are warning that another major hurricane season is brewing in the Atlantic Ocean. The 2006 hurricane season officially opens on June 1, and already scientists are telling people living in eastern North America that numerous storms are predicted, with as many as five major hurricanes packing winds of 180 km/h or greater. "It's kind of comparable to what we were looking at last year at this time," says Bob Robichaud, a meteorologist with the Canadian Hurricane Centre in Dartmouth, N.S. "Last year we were looking at 12 to 15 ...
Effects of GHz radiation on the human nervous system: Recent developments in the technology of political control Analysis on Mind Control Electromagnetic Weapons
Post Date: 2006-05-06 20:36:31 by loner
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by Harlan E. Girard May 6, 2006 NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Coherent and Emergent Phenomena in Biomolecular Systems, University of Arizona - 1991-01-15 Paper presented by Harlan E. Girard, NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Coherent and Emergent Phenomena in Biomolecular Systems, The University of Arizona, January 15-1991 Abstract The United States has developed communications equipment which can make the blind see, the deaf hear and the lame walk. It can relieve the terminally ill of all pain, without the use of any drugs. A man might retain the use of all his faculties up until the day of his death. This communications equipment depends on a new way of looking at the human ...
Man Witnesses Meteor Shower (El Paso)
Post Date: 2006-05-06 16:59:25 by robin
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POSTED: 6:52 pm MDT May 5, 2006 May 5, 2006 -- If you saw a bright light in the sky Thursday night, you're not alone. Astronomers said a large meteor shower crossed straight over El Paso just before 9:45 p.m. Thursday. One meteor was so large that it cast an orange glow against the mountain. "The animals were going wild, the horses were bucking and dogs were barking and howling and then, all of a sudden right above my house, there was a big bright light and then just 'Bang!' And it lit up the five acres that are around us, and then I covered my eyes like this because it was bright and when it got past I saw there was a tail and it just went 'Shhhh' toward the Hueco Mountains," ...
Rich Gallery of Deep-Sea Life Discovered in Bermuda Triangle
Post Date: 2006-05-04 19:27:30 by Zipporah
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Rich Gallery of Deep-Sea Life Discovered in Bermuda TriangleBy Robert Roy BrittLiveScience Managing Editorposted: 04 May 200611:01 am ET The quantity and diversity of tiny creatures found in a deep-sea survey in the Bermuda Triangle region of the Atlantic Ocean is amazing scientists.During a 20-day cruise last month, researchers used trawling nets and scuba divers to explore down to 3 miles beneath the ocean surface. Previous studies of small ocean creatures focused only on the top half-mile or so.Several of the animals—tiny zooplankton, shrimp-like things, little squid, bizarre worms and pulsing jellyfish—are featured in a new image gallery. SEE THE IMAGES Among more ...
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