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Human Clones May Be Genetically Viable

Feb 03, 2009 No Comments by admin1

For the first time since Hwang Woo-Suk’s cloned stem cells were revealed as fakes, human cloning — for medical purposes, or even for reproduction — appears to be a realistic possibility. “We show for the first time that the same genes turned on in normal human embryos are the same genes turned on in human [...]

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What if Google decided YOU were ‘malware’?

Feb 01, 2009 No Comments by admin1

Google screwed up massively this morning, identifying every page on the Internet as one that could “harm your computer.” Most users would click on a link, and instead of the page requested, recieved a big warning message. This went on for entire hour. The company said that the problem was caused by “human error.” Because [...]

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Cop Who Killed Man Pulled Wrong Gun

Jan 31, 2009 1 Comment by admin1

OAKLAND, Calif. — The transit officer who shot and killed an unarmed man may have mistakenly pulled his service pistol instead of a stun gun, his lawyer said Friday. Defense attorney Michael Rains made the argument during a bail hearing for 27-year-old Johannes Mehserle. Alameda County Superior Court Judge Morris Jacobson later set bail at [...]

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SHOCKING! Israeli newspaper: “Don’t pity the Palestinians”

Jan 16, 2009 1 Comment

This is how “gods chosen people” act right. These are the reactions of a “civilized” ‘evolved’ people. Pity worst form of patronizing, will ensure Gazans continue to whine instead of acting Observers worldwide have been expressing great pity for the people of Gaza, many of whom have been killed, injured, or forced to flee their [...]

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Angry Teacher Rips Student’s Cheek Off

Jan 13, 2009 2 Comments

On December 18th, 2008, a 10 year-old 5th grader named Chao Qun Zheng went to his elementary school in HeNan, China. When his teacher, Guo, found out that young Zheng had not completed his homework, she flipped out. “She was very angry at the time,” he said. “She ripped and twisted my cheeks with both [...]

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Google Street View Used To Help Find Kidnapped Girl

Jan 08, 2009 No Comments

TRACKED BY CELL, WITH HELP FROM GOOGLE Using technology more commonly seen in television crime dramas, an Athol police officer and a deputy chief in the town’s Fire Department were able to track a woman and her allegedly kidnapped 9-year-old granddaughter to a motel in south-central Virginia. photoString+=’<table cellpadding=”2″ cellspacing=”0″ border=”0″ width=250><tr><td Class=”textsm”><a href=”javascript:NewWindow(800,640,\’/apps/pbcs.dll/misc?url=/templates/zoom.pbs&Site=WT&Date=20090107&Category=NEWS&ArtNo=901070289&Ref=V2&Profile=1116&caption=Rose%20Maltais\’);”><CENTER><img src=”http://images.telegram.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=WT&Date=20090107&Category=NEWS&ArtNo=901070289&Ref=V2&Profile=1116″ [...]

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UFO or Homeland Security?

Jan 07, 2009 1 Comment

ABC News reported about a possible UFO flying over the skies of Salt Lake City, Utah, yet many have predicted such a device would be used by Homeland Security. Despite the mysterious nature of the report produced by, as The Right Perspecitve’s Frank from Queens calls The Ministry of Lies, a DHS project involving blimps [...]

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$1.6B Of Bank Bailout Went To Execs

Dec 22, 2008 No Comments

Money Given To Struggling Banks Went Toward Bonuses, Stock Options, Country Club Memberships (AP) Banks that are getting taxpayer bailouts awarded their top executives nearly $1.6 billion in salaries, bonuses, and other benefits last year, an Associated Press analysis reveals. The rewards came even at banks where poor results last year foretold the economic crisis [...]

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