Browsing Archive: November, 2010
Posted by New York Times on Saturday, November 13, 2010,
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government
Xu Lindong, a poor village farmer with close-cropped hair and a fourth-grade education, knew nothing but decades of backbreaking labor. Even at age 50, the rope of muscles on his arms bespoke a lifetime of hard plowing and harvesting in the fields of his native Henan Province.
But after four years locked up in Zhumadian Psychiatric Hospital, he was barely recognizable to his siblings. Emaciated, barefoot, clad in tattered striped pajamas, Mr. Xu spoke haltingly. His face was etched with exhaus... Continue reading ...
Posted by Jeremiah Holsclaw on Friday, November 12, 2010,
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government
In the past year sense we started our website (Nformdradio.com) and speaking out against such tyranny as Masonry, We have had many run ins with local law enforcement either angry that we are portraying them as "cult members" or just backing up one of their fellow officers. The night I am going to describe to you, may well be one of those instances of retaliation. On Nov. 9th, at 12:16am Jeremiah went off air. He contacted a friend to come to our home. he needed a ride to get our young daughter... Continue reading ...
Posted by Samantha H. on Thursday, November 11, 2010,
Over the past 2 months, NFormd radio and some of the hosts have endured daily harassment by what we now believe to be a network set up to tear apart the movement. After several articles with mostly fabricated lies being posted on their site, that have no bearing on what this movement is or stands for, I have decided to debunk all of this. I want to assure our listeners and anyone else who reads this, that NFormD radio has no "beef" with anyone and we will continue in a forward motion.
The mo... Continue reading ...
Posted by Jeremiah Holsclaw on Thursday, November 4, 2010,
Posted by on Thursday, November 4, 2010,
On Friday, October 29, 2010, The San Jose Police Department (SJPD) will host a press conference at the Police Administration Building (PAB), 201 W. Mission Street, in the Bureau of Investigations (BOI), room 314.
The SJPD will be announcing support for private sector collaboration between two technology companies, CrimeReports.com (www.crimereports.com) and Logitech (www.logitech.com), and how their collaboration with the City can support shared public safety goals among community members. > ... Continue reading ...
Posted by DETnews on Thursday, November 4, 2010,
Detroit — Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy is pushing for a law that calls for jail time for parents who skip parent-teacher conferences, a plan some call inspired and others consider the nanny state run amok.
Worthy pitched her plan Tuesday to the Detroit City Council and is shopping it to the Wayne County Commission and state Legislature. Drawing a link between parental involvement and youth crime, Worthy wants a sponsor to guide the idea to law.
Her plan would require parents to attend a... Continue reading ...
For years now parents have been taught to check their children's halloween candy for pin holes, tears or other signs that the candy may have been tampered with. But most parents fail to look at the obvious sign of poisoning, the ingredients on the package. After digging through my own children's bags looking for something to cure my sweet tooth, I began reading the labels. Interesting chemicals I found in most of our favorite treats. Starbust GummiBusts: FOOD STARCH-MODIFIED- starch derivativ... Continue reading ...
Posted by News Blaze on Monday, November 1, 2010,
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government
After 9/11, the fear of another attack on U.S. soil cleanly supplanted the fear of having one`s penis chopped off by a vengeful lover in the pantheon of irrational American fears. While we`re constantly being told that another attack is imminent and that radical Islamic fundamentalists are two steps away from establishing a caliphate in Branson, Missouri, just how close are they? How do the odds of dying in a terrorist attack stack up against the odds of dying in other unfortunate situations? T... Continue reading ...
Posted by Gizmodo on Monday, November 1, 2010,
In :
conspiracy
If you don't feel like you're giving off enough of a James Bond vibe—and happen to own a 2011 Cadillac or Chevy—OnStar's new MyLink apps might help. And they're useful! Unlock doors, check gas levels—even start the ignition. An active OnStar subscription will be required, and previous auto models won't be eligible, but it looks like some pretty neat (and reassuring) functionality on your iPhone or Android. But if you've got the necessary gear, you'll have access to oil levels, lifetime ... Continue reading ...
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