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Dave Matthews Band Saxaphonist LeRoi Moore Dies
LeRoi Moore, the versatile saxophonist whose signature staccato fused jazz and funk overtones onto the eclectic sound of the Dave Matthews Band, died Tuesday of complications from injuries he suffered in an all-terrain vehicle accident, the band said. He was 46. LeRoi Moore, the versatile saxophonist whose signature staccato fused jazz and funk overtones onto the eclectic sound of the Dave Matt... more
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Polygamy: the key to a long life?
New research from the University of Sheffield, UK, suggests that, for men, having two or more wives means that you live longer than if you stick to only one.
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NRDC sues EPA over withheld information regarding colony collapse disorder
The Natural Resources Defense Council filed a lawsuit today to uncover critical information that the US government is withholding about the risks posed by pesticides to honey bees.
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Coming soon: 'wallet phones' from Japan
Japan will start an aggressive push to market abroad its mobile technology, especially the nation's popular "wallet phone," a government official said Tuesday.
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Should the legal drinking age be lowered to 18?
IOWA CITY - Nearly 100 college presidents are supporting the new Amethyst initiative. The University of Iowa's president is not one of them.
On Tuesday
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Photos of the Day: A Sexy, Sensually Brooding Tattooed Guy
Yes indeed, this is one very sensual, sexy and darkly brooding tattooed guy. The piece includes a number of absolutely stunning photographs of this hot, somber muscular fellow, all presented for you in remarkable high-resolution.
It also includes a music video about the guy, music audio and a great gallery showing photos of this deeply intense, gorgeous stud.
Have a look and enjoy yourself!! Yes indeed, this is one very sensual, sexy and darkly brooding tattooed guy. The piece includes a number of absolutely stunning photo... more -
Designer-steroid chemist says Olympic Committee can't stop cheaters
An interview with an expert on steroid chemistry delves into different synthetic designer steroids and their uses, and the futility of current attempts to catch cheaters at the Olympics as the technology improves. Long piece but once it gets started, gets into really interesting details. Keep reading.
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Exploration with Uday Gunjikar: The Elephanta Caves
Journey into history in this fascinating excursion to one of the most remarkable spots in the world--the Elephanta caves off the shores of Mumbai, India, with rock carvings dating to the 7th century. This is a promotional video for my new film series--you can view the entire 25 minute first film in the series on my website http://www.explorationtheseries.com. Check out the film and stay tuned for more films to come. Also stay up-to-date with the latest news from Horizon Cybermedia, Inc. on my blog at http://horizoncybermedia.blogspot.com/. Also check out our podcast on iTunes at http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewP.... Journey into history in this fascinating excursion to one of the most remarkable spots in the world--the Elephanta caves off the shore... more
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The Hillary Clinton memos
The Atlantic Monthly chronicled recently released memos from the Clinton campaign that will make any political junkie salivate. If you ever wanted to witness a giant fall, this is the closest any outsider will get. The Atlantic Monthly chronicled recently released memos from the Clinton campaign that will make any political junkie salivate. If yo... more
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Joe Biden: I'm not the guy
As speculation rises approaching the VP announcements, Joe Biden's name is on a lot of short lists for Obama. He reported today that he is not the pick. As speculation rises approaching the VP announcements, Joe Biden's name is on a lot of short lists for Obama. He reported today ... more
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" The Great Peace"
I believe in humanity,
I believe the ingredients for world change
lies ready with in humanity now..!!!
all though, i believe humanity currently
understands and sees the world in the following
light;
A quote from Hemingway
"If people bring so much courage
to this world the world has to kill
them break them,
so of course it kills them.
the world breaks every one
and afterward many are strong
at the broken places.
But those that will not break
it kills.
It kills the very good,
it kills the very gentle
and the very brave
impartially".
These words are the echo of a tragic life.
I believe this echo resonates now in the heart of humanity
as truth.
This is what we must change this truth
into a new truth, with the following;
THE GREAT PEACEMAKER
One of our earliest founders lived well before Columbus
discovered America.The Great Peacemaker is said to
have been born in the great Lakes region of North
America sometime around 1000 Ad.
His people, the haudensaunee, now called the Iroquois,
were beset by endless conflict.Village fought village.
Blood raids led to retaliation. No one believed there
was a way out. Then came the time of the
Great Peacemaker.
.....When he comes of age, the Great Peacemaker
tells his grandmother and his mother that his time
has come to seek out other tribes and nations
and bring the a message of peace.
He sets off in his canoe,scanning the horizon for smoke.
Day after day he sees nothing,for all the
settlements are now hidden in the hills to
protect themselves from the war parties plaguing the land.
Finally, the Great Peacemaker sees hunters running
along a barren shore. He beaches his canoe and
says to them, "Go back to your settlement and tell
your chief that a new and good message has come,
the message of peace that is power."
When the tribal chief hears their news,
he asks the hunters," Who told you this?''
" He is called the Great Peacemaker in the world."
The chief wonders at this and asks, his eyes turning
toward the stockades that hold his starving,
quarreling people, " How could it be? From what
source will such peace come?''
the hunters simply reply: " it will come."
the hunters strength of conviction fully opens the chiefs
mind to his own faith that in the world of man
there is a force of peace that can come to the
people if only they will turn their minds to it.
" Truly," he says, " this is a wonderful thing.
This news of itself will bring the beginning of peace
to our people if once they can hear it and understand it
and believe it. It will begin to free their minds of the
hatred that comes from fear." The Great Peacemaker
passed from settlement to settlement, and the same scene
was repeated with each of the chiefs as they were quickly
convinced of the power of peace.
Why should these proud nations and warriors
so readily accept the message of peace?
Not because they were afraid of war. the message
is accepted not only in the hope of being freed of
something negative,but also because they glimpse
a peace that is infinitely more honorable than war
and more active. This peace demands a higher
level of courage and sacrifice than war.
It is neither static nor dull, nor is it fantasy of endless
pleasure.It is a force that can harmonize the
actions and impulses of human life in all their
multiplicity.It is a unifying energy that paradoxically
allows each element to flourish in its individuality.
It is the call to serve that which is far greater
than oneself. Who would not agree to this peace?
(i found this in "Yes Magazine")
I propose such a peace, now..!
"The Great Peace"
I am hear now and i will not go away.
Others have gone before me,
there substance steadies me now.
i am one human but if you add me up
i am legions.
peace, now.!!
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Wind Blows Kite Surfer Into Bldg.
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Poetry as PSA
This started as a curiosity about an old poem that read more like a recipe. After finding out that the poem didn't actual serve as a recipe for a decent salad, I decided to edit some of the video footage to remind us that we can always do something to help the hungry. This started as a curiosity about an old poem that read more like a recipe. After finding out that the poem didn't actual serve ... more
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RIP LeRoi Moore
LeRoi Moore, the talented saxophonist and founding member of the Dave Matthews Band passed away this Tuesday night due to complications from his ATV accident this June. He will be greatly missed. He was an incredible musician, and his death is nothing short of a tragedy. He will live on through his music and his countless supporters. We will be thinking of him.
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India Sets Aside 40% of Regional Wasteland for Biodiesel Production
"By 2012, a large portion of India’s Uttar Pradesh region will be converted into Jatropha, a non-edible oil-seed crop that can be grown on marginal land.
40% of recently set aside “wasteland” in India’s populous norther region will be put into Jatropha production in the next few years, according to sources within the country. That makes for an estimated 26,721 hectares (about 66,000 acres) of land that will be converted into biodiesel crop production.
Jatropha is a member of the plant family Euphorbiacea, which is famous for tropical succulents that contain a number of highly toxic but useful compounds. Seeds from Jatropha can contain up to 40% oil, but productivity for domesticated plants varies. Estimates peg oil production yield around 58-73 US gallons per acre. Based on the estimated land use above.
India could be growing anywhere from 3.8 to 4.8 million gallons of oil per year in a few years..." "By 2012, a large portion of India’s Uttar Pradesh region will be converted into Jatropha, a non-edible oil-seed crop that can be... more -
Research Claims “Green” Catalysts Can Clean Up Toxic Pollutants
"Researchers at Carnegie Mellon have discovered environmentally-friendly molecule catalysts that can be used to clean up a variety of toxic substances including waste water and fuel.
The catalysts, known as Tetra-Amido Macrocyclic Ligands (TAMLs), could replace current industrial practices used in cleaning up environmental hazards.
TAMLs are made up of common elements of biochemistry—carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen around a reactive core. They are usable at very low temperatures and form strong chemical bonds..." "Researchers at Carnegie Mellon have discovered environmentally-friendly molecule catalysts that can be used to clean up a variet... more -
Dave Matthews Band sax player LeRoi Moore dies - Yahoo! News
LeRoi Moore, the saxophonist for the Dave Matthews Band passed away today.
He had been experiencing complications from his ATV accident in June. Still, it appears this came on suddenly.
I'm very sad about this, LeRoi was one of my inspirations for learning the sax in middle school.
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Dave Matthews Band sax player LeRoi Moore dies
LOS ANGELES - LeRoi Moore, saxophone player for the Dave Matthews Band, died Tuesday of injuries suffered in an accident on an all-terrain vehicle in June. He was 46. LOS ANGELES - LeRoi Moore, saxophone player for the Dave Matthews Band, died Tuesday of injuries suffered in an accident on an all-ter... more
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Why We Love America's Outrageous War Economy!
Deep inside we love war. We want war. Need it. Relish it. Thrive on war. War is in our genes, deep in our DNA. War excites our economic brain. War drives our entrepreneurial spirit. War thrills the American soul. Oh just admit it, we have a love affair with war. We love "America's Outrageous War Economy. Deep inside we love war. We want war. Need it. Relish it. Thrive on war. War is in our genes, deep in our DNA. War excites our economi... more
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