Western ethics picked as standard for life Wyoming has become the first state with its own official code of behavior – a set of guidelines adopted from Jim Owen's "Cowboy Ethics: What Wall Street can Learn from the Code of the West." The guidelines are: Live each day with courage. Take pride in your work. Always finish what you start. Do what has to be done. » read more

Many young American Jews choose to wait out recession in Israel - subsidized by government

March 13, 2010 12:12 PM

The Decline of Israel - Interview

March 13, 2010 12:09 PM

Are You Getting Cheated When Buying ‘Organic’ Produce? (with video)

March 13, 2010 12:06 PM

Here are some tips on how to verify that the organic produce you are buying is actually organically grown. Click on the link below for the complete video. Sources: Tampa Bay Online February 23, 2010 Dr. Mercola's Comments: As the video above demonstrates, misleading organic labeling is still a major problem, even at some of the most trusted organic food stores, such as Whole Foods Market. The signs say “Organic,” but the produce sometimes turn out to be anything but. » read more

Earth Axis Shift Prompts Russian ‘Doomsday’ Warning

March 13, 2010 12:04 PM

A new report prepared for Prime Minister Putin by Russian Federal Space Agency (ROSCOSMOS) director Dr. Anatoly Perminov on the United States sudden, and without notice, cancelling of sanctions on Russian state-run industry Glavkosmos and Voenmech Baltic State Technical University in St. Petersburg states that these actions ‘most likely’ mean that they Americans are implementing their ‘Doomsday Scenario’ due to the ‘Nemesis’ threat to our Planet warned by the ancients to occur in the year 2012. As reported by London’s Sun News Service in their article titled “Earth Under Attack From Death Star” about this threat we can read: “AN invisible star may be circling the Sun and causing deadly comets to bombard the Earth, scientists said yesterday. The brown dwarf - up to five times the size of Jupiter - could be to blame for mass extinctions that occur here every 26 million years. » read more

SENATORS REACH AGREEMENT ON RESTRICTING SUPPLEMENTS !

March 13, 2010 12:01 PM

WASHINGTON - Stricter government oversight of dietary supplements is moving closer thanks to an agreement among senators to include guidelines in a food safety bill. Four key areas of "common ground" are outlined in a letter sent by Sens. John McCain, an Arizona Republican, and Byron Dorgan, a North Dakota Democrat, to Sen. Tom Harkin, the Iowa Democrat who chairs the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee. McCain and Dorgan were co-sponsors of legislation introduced last month, the Dietary Supplement Safety Act, aimed at regulating the industry. » read more

Banished! City forbids Bible studies in homes

March 13, 2010 11:55 AM

Battle over boy's Jesus poster sent to Supreme Court

March 13, 2010 11:53 AM

'Save the world'? No, that's only for environmentalists, not God Catherine McNamara Elementary, Baldwinsville, N.Y. When kindergartner Antonio Peck made a poster suggesting Jesus was the way to "save the world," little did he know his artwork would spark a 10-year legal battle that has seen six court decisions fire back and forth only to now be sent to the U.S. Supreme Court. » read more

Christians jailed; family expelled by Islamists

March 13, 2010 11:45 AM

This Common Food Ingredient Is As Addictive as Cocaine? (with video)

March 13, 2010 11:43 AM

Dr. Richard Johnson is professor of medicine at the University of Colorado, where he runs the kidney division and is in charge of transplantation and research in blood pressure. He has also written the best book on the market on the dangers of fructose called The Sugar Fix. About 70 percent of his work involves research and, for a number of years, he has been studying the effects of fructose on the metabolic system in animals and cell culture, as well as in clinical studies. Most of this research is focused on how fructose might cause obesity, high blood pressure, kidney disease, fatty liver, and other health-related problems. » read more

Denmark Uses Antibiotic-Free Animals

March 13, 2010 11:38 AM

The "Danish Experiment" is a source of pride for that country's 17,000 farmers. Unlike industrial farms in the U.S., which use antibiotics to promote growth and prevent disease, farmers in Denmark use antibiotics sparingly -- only when animals are sick. The experiment to stop widespread use of antibiotics was launched 12 years ago, when European studies showed a link between animals who were consuming antibiotic feed every day and people developing antibiotic resistant infections from handling or eating that meat. » read more

Why are 48,000 Hospital-Stays per Year in the US Ending in Death?

March 13, 2010 11:36 AM

In the United States, two common conditions caused by hospital-acquired infections killed 48,000 people and ramped up health care costs by $8.1 billion in 2006 alone, according to a recent study. This is the largest nationally representative study of the toll taken by sepsis and pneumonia, two conditions often caused by deadly microbes, including the antibiotic-resistant bacteria MRSA. Such infections can lead to longer hospital stays, serious complications and even death. Researchers analyzed 69 million discharge records from hospitals in 40 states and identified two conditions caused by health care-associated infections: sepsis, a potentially lethal systemic response to infection and pneumonia, an infection of the lungs and respiratory tract. » read more

Freedom in the Air

March 13, 2010 11:30 AM

Czech Republic: Trade Unions Call Off Transport Workers Strike

March 13, 2010 11:23 AM

On March 3 the Czech federation of trade unions once again called off a strike by public transport workers that was due to begin the next day. The move was a blatant gesture of support by the trade unions for the policies of the so-called Czech “government of experts” led by the political independent technocrat Jan Fischer and the country’s right-wing president Vaclav Klaus. The strike, which had been decided weeks ago, had already been called off once. At that time the unions argued they wanted to give the government time for further consultations. In reality, the trade unions were reacting to the spread of strikes and demonstrations across Europe as workers took to the streets to protest austerity measures being introduced by a number of the continent’s governments. » read more

House Democrats Being Bribed & Coerced to Vote for the Corrupt ObamaCare Bill

March 13, 2010 11:21 AM

Remember the Senate's anti-gun ObamaCare bill that was crammed full of billions of dollar of bribes: * The Cornhusker Kickback? * $300,000,000 of bribes to Louisiana's Senator Mary Landrieu? * A new hospital in Connecticut for morally challenged Senator Chris Dodd? * Roughly ten billion in community health centers to buy off Vermont's Bernie Sanders? * An exemption of Bill Nelson's Florida constituents from the Medicare Advantage cuts applicable to everyone else? * A threat to take away Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman's committee chairmanship unless he falls into line? And, lest we forget, remember the Senate ObamaCare bill which still allows the ATF to troll a health/gun database in order to take away firearms from tens of millions of Americans? Well, that's the bill that Speaker Nancy Pelosi is now trying to cram down the throats of conservative House Democrats, who are being told they have to pass this bill that is filled with bribes and corruption --- WITHOUT A SINGLE CHANGE. Not a single bribe will come out of the bill which Pelosi and Obama are now DEMANDING that the House pass by March 18. Sure, there will be a companion package --- dubbed "ObamaCare Helper" --- which will be "passed" by the House at the same time. But once ObamaCare is passed, what motivation do either Obama or Senate Democrats have to pass a clean-up bill for House Democratic suckers once they've gotten the trillion dollar Senate bill they want? So -- how does Pelosi get the votes for ObamaCare Helper? Answer: More bribes, threats and corruption. ACTION: Write your representative one final time. » read more

How Bad Will Things Get

March 13, 2010 11:16 AM

Final Health Care Bill Vote Due As Early As Next Week

March 13, 2010 11:13 AM

Nearly a year after Democrats introduced legislation to reform the health care industry - first by flirting with the prospect of having a government-run program to compete with private insurers and then floating a proposal to expand Medicare to a younger demographic - House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Friday that Congress is ready to vote on a final bill as early as next week that doesn't include either of those plans. The legislation will expand health care coverage to 31 million uninsured Americans, but it also includes a mandate requiring Americans to purchase health insurance or face a penalty. The measure does not have the support of a single Republican, and in recent days some progressive and conservative Democrats have been on the fence about whether or not they will support the legislation when it comes up for a vote. But Pelosi said she was confident she will have enough votes to ensure the bill passes. She said she hopes Congress will vote on the bill before March 21, the date President Obama leaves for his trip to Asia. » read more

ObamaCare battle goes nuclear

March 13, 2010 11:12 AM

Liberty Counsel, one of our partners, has an important message regarding ObamaCare and its taxpayer-funded abortion provisions. Please read their message. Thank you in advance for taking action. Your friends at Grassroots Action + + + + + + + + + Mathew Staver, Founder and Chairman Liberty Counsel The seemingly endless battle over ObamaCare appears to be coming down to the abortion issue! We have been given a golden opportunity to derail the administration's maniacal efforts to ram this unwanted, pro-death "reform" bill through Congress. Please read below --Mat. » read more

THE NEED FOR AN EVIDENCE-BASIS FOR EARTHQUAKE SURVIVAL TIPS

March 13, 2010 11:09 AM

Marla Petal, Ph.D. is Coordinator of International Program Development for Bogaziçi University, Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute's Disaster Preparedness Education Program. Her doctoral research is on the causes of deaths in the 1999 Kocaeli Earthquake and implications of these findings for public education. September, 2006 If you took the time to read Copp's advice and you thought it might have some merit, or if you passed it on to anyone else, please read this and pass this back up or down the lines. » read more

GOVERNMENTAL ATROCITIES HAVE EXPLODED SINCE WW II.

March 13, 2010 11:06 AM

Down through the annuals of history, central governments have been notorious in their consistent and repeated crimes against humanity; but perhaps, at no time was their crimes more heinous than during the years of the Second World War. Since WWII, however, the severity and magnitude of governmental crimes have exploded exponentially. And, the explosions started in a monstrous way after the Japanese nation had lost its ability to wage war, and was trying to surrender on reasonable terms: It was then that US president Harry S. Truman issued his Executive Order to drop two atomic bombs on defeated Japan. Prior to the atomic attack on Japan, the US had waged a fire-bombing war, not on the Japanese military, but on innocent Japanese men, women and children, beginning with the dropping of 700,000 incendiary bombs on Tokyo. » read more

Thoughts to Ponder for Mach 13,, 2010

March 13, 2010 11:04 AM

A man is either free or he is not. There cannot be any apprenticeship for freedom. - Imamu Amiri Baraka » read more

French bread spiked with LSD in CIA experiment

March 13, 2010 10:59 AM

Starlings fall dead from sky (England)

March 13, 2010 10:47 AM

The Foreclosure Shadow Market Grows

March 13, 2010 10:45 AM

It's called the housing industry's "shadow market": those houses where the owner has defaulted on their mortgage but is in mortgage limbo because foreclosure proceedings have yet to begin. Right now, that shadow market looms large. More homeowners are falling behind on their payments but banks, lenders, and servicers are so backlogged and buried in paperwork that essentially they can't foreclose on people fast enough. As the Washington Post points out today, 5 to 7 million are eligible for foreclosure but haven't been taken back by lenders yet. The takeaway here? Despite what you've heard to the contrary, new waves of foreclosures are on the horizon, and the housing industry's quagmire—yes, it's still a quagmire—has a long way to go before getting back to even keel. » read more

How Big Business Dupes the Masses

March 13, 2010 10:44 AM

Editor’s Note: In the Great Snookering of America, millions of working- and middle-class Americans are being influenced by ads and activist groups that purport to stand with them against the tyranny of Big Government – when the money really represents Big Corporations that want carte blanche to treat these Americans like a la carte items on a menu. In this guest essay, Bill Moyers and Michael Winship describe how the not-your-grandfather’s Chamber of Commerce is helping the super-rich get even more super-rich, at the expense of the Tea Partiers and other “little” Americans: Living in these United States, there comes a point at which you throw your hands up in exasperation and despair and ask a fundamental question or two: how much excess profit does corporate America really need? How much bigger do executive salaries and bonuses have to be, how many houses or jets or artworks can be crammed into a life? After all, as billionaire movie director Steven Spielberg is reported to have said, when all is said and done, "How much better can lunch get?" But since greed is not self-governing, hardly anyone raking in the dough ever stops to say, "That's it. Enough's enough! How do we prevent it from sweeping up everything in its path, including us?" Look at the health care industry saying to hell with consumers and then hiking premiums - by as much as 39% in the case of Anthem Blue Cross in California. According to congressional investigators, over a two-year period Anthem's parent company WellPoint spent more than $27 million dollars for executive retreats at luxury resorts. And in 2008, WellPoint paid 39 of its executives more than a million dollars each. » read more

USDA And Department of Justice Announce Historic Settlement In Lawsuit By Black Farmers Claiming Discrimination By USDA

March 13, 2010 10:42 AM

WASHINGTON, February 18, 2010 - U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced the successful resolution of the longstanding litigation known as Pigford II. The settlement agreement reached today, which is contingent on appropriation by Congress, will provide a total of $1.25 billion to African American farmers who alleged that they suffered racial discrimination in USDA farm loan programs. » read more

Workers, Banking, and Crisis in Mexico

March 13, 2010 10:38 AM

Foreclosures Are Rising: Not Just Homeowners Are Affected

March 13, 2010 10:36 AM

The financial crisis started as a housing bubble with the financial industry convinced that home values never fall. How wrong they were even a they leveraged and securitized their investments to create a global crisis. Now, brace yourself because not only isn’t over until its over but in some respects its just begun. There will be more foreclosures this year than last and as a result more suffering for American families. Ed Harrison who monitors this industry for a website called Credit Write Downs sees a “second wave coming”---like a new tsunami in a industry that All of Obama’s horses and all of Obama’s Men have not been able to do anything about. » read more

Court Allows Torture Suit Against Rumsfeld

March 13, 2010 10:35 AM

Somalia: US Backs Puppet Government’s Planned Military Offensive

March 13, 2010 10:32 AM

Surprise! Guess who's biggest Islamic threat

March 13, 2010 10:28 AM

The "Mother of All Supplement Battles" is Happening NOW!

March 13, 2010 10:24 AM

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'Doomsday Seed Vault' in the arctic

March 13, 2010 10:14 AM

Dr. Krauthammer

March 13, 2010 10:10 AM

Dr. Krauthammer is on Fox News. He is an M.D. and a lawyer and is paralyzed from the neck down. » read more

OBAMACIDE

March 13, 2010 10:06 AM

How does one properly describe another who would -- for purely selfish political reasons and with deliberation -- intentionally refuse a thirsty child water or a hungry child food? More specifically, what does one call a lawmaker who would condemn to death the child survivor of a botched abortion by permitting doctors to refuse that child, once born alive, potentially life-saving medical treatment and nutrition? A number of things come to mind. Mr. President isn't one of them. Based on National Journal's vote ratings -- an objectively tallied assessment of congressional voting records -- Barack Obama has properly earned the dubious distinction as the single most liberal Senator in Congress during his brief, albeit overstayed, tenure. But a cursory review of his words, deeds and associations reveals that this ivory-towered Harvard boy is no run-of-the-mill lefty. » read more

BAKING SODA AND MAPLE SYRUP CANCER TREATMENT (Updated March 13, 2010)

April 28, 2008 11:41 AM

The World Health Organization's ranking of the world's health systems.

March 13, 2010 9:57 AM

The WorldHealth Organization's ranking of the world's health systems was lastproduced in 2000, and the WHO no longer produces such a ranking table,because of the complexity of the task. Rank Country 1 France2 Italy3 San Marino4 Andorra5 Malta6 Singapore7 Spain8 Oman9 Austria10 Japan11 Norway12 Portugal13 Monaco14 Greece15 Iceland16 Luxembourg17 Netherlands18 United Kingdom19 Ireland20 Switzerland21 Belgium22 Colombia23 Sweden24 Cyprus25 Germany26 Saudi Arabia27 United Arab Emirates28 Israel29 Morocco30 Canada31 Finland32 Australia33 Chile34 Denmark35 Dominica36 Costa Rica37 United States of America38 Slovenia39 Cuba40 Brunei41 New Zealand42 Bahrain43 Croatia44 Qatar45 Kuwait46 Barbados47 Thailand48 Czech Republic49 Malaysia50 Poland51 Dominican Republic52 Tunisia53 Jamaica54 Venezuela55 Albania56 Seychelles57 Paraguay58 South Korea59 Senegal60 Philippines61 Mexico62 Slovakia63 Egypt64 Kazakhstan65 Uruguay66 Hungary67 Trinidad and Tobago68 Saint Lucia69 Belize70 Turkey71 Nicaragua72 Belarus73 Lithuania74 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines75 Argentina76 Sri Lanka77 Estonia78 Guatemala79 Ukraine80 Solomon Islands81 Algeria82 Palau83 Jordan84 Mauritius85 Grenada86 Antigua and Barbuda87 Libya88 Bangladesh89 Macedonia90 Bosnia-Herzegovina91 Lebanon92 Indonesia93 Iran94 Bahamas95 Panama96 Fiji97 Benin98 Nauru99 Romania100 Saint Kitts and Nevis101 Moldova102 Bulgaria103 Iraq104 Armenia105 Latvia106 Yugoslavia107 Cook Islands108 Syria109 Azerbaijan110 Suriname111 Ecuador112 India113 Cape Verde114 Georgia115 El Salvador116 Tonga117 Uzbekistan118 Comoros119 Samoa120 Yemen121 Niue122 Pakistan123 Micronesia124 Bhutan125 Brazil126 Bolivia127 Vanuatu128 Guyana129 Peru130 Russia131 Honduras132 Burkina Faso133 Sao Tome and Principe134 Sudan135 Ghana136 Tuvalu137 Ivory Coast138 Haiti139 Gabon140 Kenya141 Marshall Islands142 Kiribati143 Burundi144 China145 Mongolia146 Gambia147 Maldives148 Papua New Guinea149 Uganda150 Nepal151 Kyrgystan152 Togo153 Turkmenistan154 Tajikistan155 Zimbabwe156 Tanzania157 Djibouti158 Eritrea159 Madagascar160 Vietnam161 Guinea162 Mauritania163 Mali164 Cameroon165 Laos166 Congo167 North Korea168 Namibia169 Botswana170 Niger171 Equatorial Guinea172 Rwanda173 Afghanistan174 Cambodia175 South Africa176 Guinea-Bissau177 Swaziland178 Chad179 Somalia180 Ethiopia181 Angola182 Zambia183 Lesothoa184 Mozambique185 Malawi186 Liberia187 Nigeria188 Democratic Republic of the Congo189 Central African Republic190 Myanmar March 13, 2010 » read more

Vitamin D Improves Insulin Sensitivity, Helps Prevent Diabetes

March 13, 2010 9:54 AM

(NaturalNews) High-dose vitamin D supplements may help increase the body's sensitivity to the blood sugar-regulating hormone insulin, thus reducing the risk of diabetes, researchers have found. Insulin resistance (or insensitivity) occurs when the body's tissues stop responding as strongly to the presence of insulin. As a consequence, the cells uptake less sugar from the bloodstream, producing the elevated glucose levels characteristic of diabetes. In the current study, conducted by researchers from Massey University and published in the British Journal of Nutrition, researchers randomly assigned 81 South Asian women between the ages of 23 and 68 to take either a placebo or 4,000 IU of vitamin D once per day. All participants suffered from insulin sensitivity at the start of the study, but none were taking diabetes drugs or vitamin D supplements larger than 1,000 IU per day. » read more

Rep. Kennedy Denounces Mockingbird Media Over War (with video)

March 13, 2010 9:49 AM

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