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mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 17, 2013
great video.
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mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 16, 2013
When KD Lang was just starting to get known, she played a lot around Western Canada, so I saw her.
She called herself, KD Lang and the Reclines; She’s from the Province of Alberta.
The idea was that she was the reincarnation of Patsy Cline. Got some attention.
She was put on a very energetic show, going far out into the crowd, dancing on tabletops, dressed up in old cowgirl outfits.
She was greatly appreciated in those days by the locals in Western Canada, , before she became famous.
She always had a beautiful voice.
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mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 16, 2013
Mexican drought refugees
“Migration – In Durango state, more than 1500 Mennonites have left their homes due to the drought, according to Mennonite leader Enrique Peter Klassen, with some of the migrants headed for neighboring state of Chihuahua and others emigrating to Canada.
Wildfires – The first four months of 2013 was the third worst season for forest fires (more than 7000 were reported) in recent history, after 1996 and 2011.
Lake Chapala – In the past two years, the level of Mexico’s largest natural lake, Lake Chapala, has once again fallen to crisis levels.
Geo-Mexico http://geo-mexico.com/?p=9378
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mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 16, 2013
❖ “Iran will send 4,000 troops to aid Bashar al-Assad’s forces in Syria”.
A Robert Fisk article about the Syrian war, and it doesn’t sound good at all,
Great article.
Very informative.
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mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 16, 2013
❖ “What Are You Doing to Protect Yourself From NSA? #SafeData”. Yves Smith provides a summary, followed by commenters’specific suggestions.
Thanks a lot for this.
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mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 16, 2013
New Gallup poll: “Confidence in Congress Hits All Time Low“–10%.
ten percent is pretty high approval actually, all things considered.
Large extended family maybe?
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mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 14, 2013
Hope you clicked on the Be Dazzled entry. I thought you’d like that.
wow, thanks a lot. That is the future one way or another.
Glad you liked Blackberry Smoke!
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mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 14, 2013
missed it, I will give it a try.
Thought I would alert you to this Band, from Georgia, I think they are really fine, and it might be up your alley
Blackberry smoke, (wish I knew what that means)
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mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 14, 2013
It would be really nice to know how much the total stolen over the last ten years from all of the rigged markets.
probably enough to solve a lot of problems.
shouldn’t our leaders be figuring this out, and getting the money back?
man, this stuff just sails through, it’s really something.
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mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 14, 2013
That was common man Dan Cole on KFAN, out of minneapolis, who is on 12 to 3 central; and if your in the USA you can stream it.
He’s a funny man.
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mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 14, 2013
I was listening to a sports radio show yesterday.
the host brought the syrian intervention up. He was in favour.
Then he said “I’m getting slammed in emails and phone calls”
Then a guy phoned in and said “we’re supporting al quaeda in Syria”
That’s a sports call in show.
I suspect average people know more than the manipulated polls would have you think. and they aren’t as stupid as we are led to believe.
all part of the program.
It’s comprehensive.
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mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 14, 2013
Seems like this problem does not have a solution
“The leak in a massive underground double-shell nuclear waste tank at the Hanford Site has grown significantly since the leak was first announced to the public last fall, according to sources who have seen new inspection video and photographs.”
http://www.king5.com/news/environment/Leak-in-Hanford-double-shell-tank-getting-worse-211425341.html
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mafr commented on the diary post Cartoon Friday Watercooler by Kit OConnell.
Art Bell used to have a show called Coast to Coast A.M.,
and sometimes called it ghost to ghost.
Got any Professor Peabody and his pet boy Sherman?
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mafr commented on the blog post Wall Street Rigging Currency Exchange Rates Too
Clenis, haven’t heard that one.
heard this?
“Cult Of Personality”
Look in my eyes, what do you see?
Cult of personality
I know your anger, I know your dreams
I’ve been everything you want to be
I’m the cult of personality” -
mafr commented on the blog post The Roundup for June 13, 2013
“Berkeley – Investing in renewable energy such as solar, wind and the use of municipal and agricultural waste for fuel would produce more American jobs than a comparable investment in the fossil fuel energy sources in place today, according to a report issued today (Tuesday, April 13) by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley.
“Across a broad range of scenarios, the renewable energy sector generates more jobs per average megawatt of power installed, and per unit of energy produced, than the fossil fuel-based energy sector,” the report concludes. “All states of the Union stand to gain in terms of net employment from the implementation of a portfolio of clean energy policies at the federal level.”
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mafr commented on the blog post Wall Street Rigging Currency Exchange Rates Too
I’d be surprised if the heads of these outfits work even a full hour a day.
and actually, I’d be surprised if any of them does anything that would be considered work, at all.
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mafr commented on the diary post Black Forest Fire, CO: 379 Houses Lost, Two Dead, 5% Contained by wendydavis.
comment from climateprogress “Writing this from the pre-evacuation zone (as of this minute). Colorado is used to widely varied temps all through the year and has a long history of boom-and-bust years in terms of precipitation (dating back to a 30 year drought in the 1200s at Mesa Verde). But the combination of extended dry-and-hot [...]
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mafr commented on the diary post The NSA slides I hope Glenn Greenwald chooses to release. by kgb999.
Great summary right there.
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mafr commented on the diary post The NSA slides I hope Glenn Greenwald chooses to release. by kgb999.
Part of the brilliance of the system, is that you can say almost anything, and as we know, it makes little or no difference.
The ignored 15 million protesting Iraq invasion was proof of that.
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mafr commented on the diary post The NSA slides I hope Glenn Greenwald chooses to release. by kgb999.
are you saying that the java osx problem was caused by HB Gary?
although I only understood some of this, enough to find it very interesting, thanks.
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