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Showdown at the EPA corral By | February 23, 2012
EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson testifies before the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
You Just Gotta Laugh Some By | February 23, 2012
Humor, jokes, tall tales
Fond memories of Ronnie By | February 23, 2012
Ronald Reagan inspired me to believe in myself and America
More Iranian deceit By | February 22, 2012
Because of political, ideological, economic, geographic and religious reasons Iran has many other enemies too, but the United States, Israel and Sunnis are the main ones
IER Statement on proposed tax hikes for affordable energy By | February 22, 2012
President Obama’s proposal to cut corporate tax rates, which includes tax increases for oil and gas producers and the creation of new tax loopholes and subsidies for renewable sources like wind and solar
Do You Believe In The Devil? By | February 22, 2012
America's institutions and best traditions are being undone by a rising enemy within
Grand Funk GOP By | February 22, 2012
Republicans, independents, and all conservatives have to get over their funk and get into the fight to save America
Defense Cuts Endanger Our National Security By Donald A. Moskowitz | February 22, 2012
We need to maintain a strong military posture to protect our national security and promote peace in the world by deterring potential adversaries from launching military adventures.
Middle east Madmen By Hillary Duke | February 22, 2012
Energy independence
Religious Liberty Under Attack By Mike Brownfield | February 22, 2012
Obamacare’s re-writing of America’s blueprint.
Lessons from an $800-million drug flop may lead to a new genre of anti-cholesterol medicines By | February 22, 2012
Pfizer abruptly stopped development of its newest heart medicine in 2006, when clinical trials showed it was increasing patients’ risk of death.
Dried licorice root fights the bacteria that cause tooth decay and gum disease By Stefan Gafner, Ph.D. | February 22, 2012
Two of the licorice compounds, licoricidin and licorisoflavan A, were the most effective antibacterial substances.
“Miracle material” graphene is thinnest known anti-corrosion coating By Kirill I. Bolotin, Ph.D. | February 22, 2012
rusting and other corrosion of metals is a serious global problem, and intense efforts are underway to find new ways to slow or prevent it.
MOFs special review issue By Hong-Cai Zhou, Ph.D. | February 22, 2012
“Miracle materials” called MOFs have a bright future in products and technologies
New way to tap largest remaining treasure trove of potential new antibiotics By Sean F. Brady, Ph.D. | February 22, 2012
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections, for instance, are resistant to most known antibiotics.
Chavez running for seat on top UN rights body By UN Watch | February 22, 2012
Rights groups to oppose bids by Pakistan and Venezuela for UN Human Rights Council
What’s Your School Board Up To? By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | February 22, 2012
Yes, nothing says “we can’t afford a reduction in funding” like a trip to the spa.
Feather Sponge Cake, Orange Slice Cake, and Lena McCormack’s Hillbilly Cake By | February 22, 2012
Baking, Dessert recipes
When Positive and Negative Rights Collide By | February 22, 2012
Negative rights put their trust in people. Positive rights put their trust in the state. All states fall sooner or later. Only the people survive
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Ghost Town? AEA video profiles regulatory assault on Craig, Colorado By | February 21, 2012
Perfect storm of federal regulations hammering down on the energy industry and state regulations that are having a tremendous impact on the cost of electricity
International trade negotiations By William Bedford | February 21, 2012
Re “Harper pandas to voters-and it works.”(Feb. 13):
Rare opportunity to hear firsthand about excavation of ancient port of Constantinople By | February 21, 2012
Gold coins, jewels, 8,500-year-old skeletons, human skulls, animal bones, and clay amphorae for wine and oil are among the artifacts uncovered at the Yenikapi site.
Budget Moves B.C. Two Steps Forward, One Step Back By Jordan Bateman, British Columbia Director | February 21, 2012
Balanced budget likely for 2013; would make B.C. second province in Canada to get back in black
Bipartisan, Bicameral Concern about FWS Listing Priority for Lesser Prairie Chicken By | February 21, 2012
Oklahomans need to know exactly why the ranking of this species has changed so dramatically on the agency's priority list over such a short period of time.
Cedar Breaks National Monument By | February 21, 2012
Southern Utah
Smart Meters Big Brother of Our Day By | February 21, 2012
Smart Grid and Smart Meters Health, Privacy and Cybersecurity Issues:
Maurice Strong Sustainability protégé headed for jail By | February 21, 2012
Asbestos billionaire Stephan Schmidheiny
The Cult of Warm By | February 21, 2012
The Warmists have pushed their agenda through with alarmist claims and hysteria
Obama says more – O’Reilly says less – Not theirs to decide By | February 21, 2012
DOMA, Defense of Marriage Act, Social issues
What an Inspiring Story, and Our Views of It By | February 21, 2012
Capitalism, conservative politics, freedoms, politics, vote 2012