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April, 2016

Hillary: “Donald is Trying to Trick You!” Hill No!

Here’s another eblast from the Hillary Clinton campaign to yours truly:
Donald Trump is preparing to pivot from this Republican primary to the general election -- and in order to make himself palatable to voters outside the Republican base, he’s preparing to undergo an extreme image makeover.
By Arthur Christopher Schaper - Thursday, April 28, 2016 - Full Story

You’re Almost Out of Time to Read the Income Tax Act Before Filing Deadline: CTF

OTTAWA, ON: The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) is reminding Canadians that with only about two days left to the April 30 midnight tax filing deadline, it may already be too late to try and read the federal Income Tax Act. That’s because it’s 3,060 pages long – that’s 1,065,588 words – and would take the average reader more than 59 hours to read (not that many would want to).
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation - Thursday, April 28, 2016 - Full Story


Flexible Greenhouse Accounting

The greenhouse regulators approve burning trees and plant trash in power stations because that recycles the life-supporting natural gases - water vapour and carbon dioxide.
By Viv Forbes - Wednesday, April 27, 2016 - Full Story


Rumours of God’s Death greatly exaggerated

People who posit that “God is dead” in online ramblings never stop trying to crawl under the skin of everyday Christians. They bewail the times, the climes and the culture.
By Judi McLeod - Wednesday, April 27, 2016 - Full Story


Heh heh heh. Trump tells Bernie he’s being treated badly by Dems, should run as an Independent.

Bernie Sanders is being beaten. He's losing in both the delegate count and the vote, but it's not his fault. He's "running as a Democrat" and he's being treated horribly by the Democrat party. At every turn, the DNC has done its best to game the system and rig the election against the poor old socialist coot who has dared challenge the coronation of Hillary Clinton.
By Robert Laurie - Wednesday, April 27, 2016 - Full Story


Torches and Pitchforks

No, this is not an article suggesting that we storm the castle of government, armed with torches and pitchforks, demanding redress, although many would say it is about time. That mob shown in the photo represents the 60% of Democrats demanding or embracing communism (Politico). Spare me the usual substitute cliché like socialist, progressive, liberal or the left. It is merely lipstick on a pig.
By Ray DiLorenzo - Wednesday, April 27, 2016 - Full Story

The Martyr Who Immolated Himself

The dark pages of history have recorded the selfless sacrifice of millions of faceless and often nameless heroes buried in native and foreign lands, quickly forgotten by the collective memory of their brethren whom they protected and saved so that they could have a better life, a brighter tomorrow, a happier future.
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh - Wednesday, April 27, 2016 - Full Story


Chief Justice Roy Moore Counters Politically Motivated Complaints on Marriage

Montgomery, AL -Today at a press conference, Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore and his attorneys called upon the Alabama Judicial Inquiry Commission ("JIC") to dismiss unfounded and politically motivated complaints filed against him by theSouthern Poverty Law Center ("SPLC"), People for the American Way, the Human Rights Campaign, atheists, and homosexual activists. Ambrosia Starling, a transvestite, addressing a rally held on the plaza of the Alabama Judicial Building, urged homosexual activists and their supporters to file form complaints against the Chief Justice.
By Liberty Counsel - Wednesday, April 27, 2016 - Full Story



Cellphone-sized device quickly detects the Ebola virus

The worst of the recent Ebola epidemic is over, but the threat of future outbreaks lingers. Monitoring the virus requires laboratories with trained personnel, which limits how rapidly tests can be done. Now scientists report in ACS' journal Analytical Chemistry a handheld instrument that detects Ebola quickly and could be used in remote locations.
By American Chemical Society - Wednesday, April 27, 2016 - Full Story

Toward dissolvable electronics for implants and sensors

Tiny electronic sensors and devices that can be implanted in the body and then dissolve almost without a trace are getting closer to reality. Scientists have tested several biodegradable materials, including DNA, proteins and metals, for making transient electronics. Now one team, reporting in the journal ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, has taken another step toward this goal. They created a dissolvable device component out of egg proteins, magnesium and tungsten.
By American Chemical Society - Wednesday, April 27, 2016 - Full Story


Creating a reduced-fat chocolate that melts in your mouth

Chocolate is divinely delicious, mouthwateringly smooth and unfortunately full of fat. But reducing the fat content of the confection makes it harder and less likely to melt in your mouth. That's why scientists are investigating additives that could reinstate chocolate's delightful properties in these lower-fat treats.
By American Chemical Society - Wednesday, April 27, 2016 - Full Story


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