UFO Found In Baltic Sea? (VIDEO) - TheHuffingtonPost.com

Baltic Sea

                                                                                                                                                                   A team of shipwreck hunters that found a strange circular object on the floor of the Baltic Sea in 2011 now says they have discovered visual evidence of a second "disc-like shape" some 200 meters from the original find, CNN reports.....Continue reading... 

Fiddler on the roof - If I were a rich man

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Snowy owls make rare mass migration

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Bird enthusiasts are reporting rising numbers of snowy owls from the Arctic winging into the lower 48 states this winter in a mass southern migration that a leading owl researcher called "unbelievable."
Thousands of the snow-white birds, which stand 2 feet tall with 5-foot wingspans, have been spotted from coast to coast, feeding in farmlands in Idaho, roosting on rooftops in Montana, gliding over golf courses in Missouri and soaring over shorelines in Massachusetts...Continue reading...

Army’s Automated Dog Whisperer Will Train Puppies of War

By Katie Drummond.
The U.S. military already has a kennel-load of bomb-sniffing dogs. But getting those four-legged weapons-hunters ready for war requires a ton of time and patience from a human trainer. No more, the Army hopes. They want an automated system that can prep dogs and rodents to spot bombs. Good call, Pentagon! As they surely learned on the internets, dogs love computers.
In the military’s latest round of small business research awards, the Army doled out three contracts to create computerized animal coaches. Their plan is to come up with “a rugged automated trainer system” that would prep “large quantities of animals” to seek out explosives and landmines...Continue reading...

Demand for female bodyguards is on the rise in China

"Demand for female bodyguards is on the rise in China, as more high-profile women request their presence at events.
About 30 percent of China's millionaires are women, according to Reuters. And with a growing number of celebrities and entrepreneurs asking for female protection, one training camp is focusing on teaching women how to effectively fend off attackers and keep their clients safe.
A full-time female bodyguard can make about $15,000 per year, and one trainee said she views the nontraditional occupation as an opportunity to "break stereotype."Read here.



China's Rich Want Female Bodyguards

New Bible Versions REMOVE ‘Father’ and ‘Son Of God’ Because It Offends Muslims

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         Modern bible continue to blaspheme God’s word                                                                                                                                                      

"...A controversy is brewing over three reputable Christian organizations, which are based in North America, whose efforts have ousted the words “Father” and “Son” from new Bibles. Wycliffe Bible Translators, Summer Institute of Linguistics (SIL) and Frontiers are under fire for “producing Bibles that remove “Father,” “Son” and “Son of God” because these terms are offensive to Muslims."...Read here...

Alcohol Brain Damage Alcoholism Brain Damage Alcoholic Dementia Alcoholism And The Brain

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The relationship between alcoholism and the brain, alcohol brain damage and how alcoholic dementia develops is a difficult one for researchers.
This is due to the very nature of dementia and the hurdles this places on objectivity.
Yet it has been long established that alcoholics are at greater risk of dementia symptoms than those who drink within moderate drinking guidelines or not at all.
It is estimated that 4-20% of dementia cases are brought about by alcohol abuse.
Yet there is good news. Although alcohol dementia is progressive, it can be halted and even reversed.
But, the alcoholic needs to stop drinking alcohol altogether in order for their cognitive abilities to return.
There is with alcoholic dementia a point of no return.
This means that past a certain point the brain is so damaged by alcohol that nothing can be done.Read here.... Alcoholics Dementia, Devastation and Forgiveness:Blog for Mental Health 2012

Judge condemns 'sick notion of honour'

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timothy appleby Kingston, Ont.— Globe and Mail

The murder trial of three Afghan-Canadians accused of drowning four relatives in a so-called “honour killing” came to a cathartic end Sunday afternoon as the defendants were convicted on all charges.
Before the trio were led away in handcuffs and shackles to begin automatic sentences of life imprisonment with no possibility of parole for 25 years, each proclaimed their innocence, and they were visibly upset.More related to this story

Web design inspiration: Great photography websites

By Ryan Boudreaux. Looking for some web design inspiration? Take a gander at these amazing photographer and photography web sites that just make me scream, “These are amazing!” Listed in alphabetical order are thirty photography web sites that grab my attention for their web design, gallery implementation, artistic license, creativity, and use of the photographic medium.Websites here.

Remote Ontario reserve declares emergency

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By Sheila Dabu Nonato, Postmedia News 
A remote First Nations reserve in northern Ontario has declared a state of emergency over alarming rates of prescription drug abuse.

But Health Canada officials say the government is responding swiftly to the crisis.

Russell Wesley, the community's spokesperson, said the Cat Lake First Nation's band council is seeking help from the federal government to control its drug problem.

In a population of 480, there are about 150 registered prescription drug addicts, including one pregnant woman and 120 suspected addicts who are not registered.

The problem began in 2005 and "has been escalating ever since," he said...Continue reading.....                                                                                                                                                                                 "Cat Lake First Nation is an isolated First Nation community accessible by aircraft only. It is situated approximately 179 kilometers due north of Sioux Lookout in Northwestern Ontario. The nearest urban centre is Pickle Lake, approximately 115 air kilometers southeast of Cat Lake. The Cat Lake Reserve is approximately 538 acres is size and situated on the north shores of the Cat Lake river system. The community is located on the southeast corner of the Reserve.
Wasaya Airways run daily on regular schedules. A winter road also connects from Pickle Lake during the winter months and takes an average 4 to 5 hours to travel on..."Cat Lake First Nation

Arab soldier says she is proud to serve in the IDF.

"Can a person be both Arab and Zionist? The answer appears to be yes.
Ask Shirin Shlian, a 20-year-old IDF soldier from one of the Galilee's Arab villages, whose job in the Israeli army is to encourage high school students to enlist – and better yet, to join combat units. While many Jewish youngsters are doing their best to evade military service, the story of the Shlian family sounds pretty unbelievable: Shirin isn't the only one serving in the IDF – her brother is a major in a combat unit and another brother served in the Border Guard..."Read here...

David Lee Murphy - Dust On The Bottle

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'Holy Cow' of the Day

image                                                 Interesting & Amazing Information on Cows   

• The male counterpart of a cow is called bull and the offspring is known as a calf.
• A cow can climb up the stairs, but cannot climb down. This is because her knees cannot bend properly.
• A cow gives milk for the first time, only after she gives birth to a calf.
• A cow produces around 200,000 glasses of milk in her lifetime.
• A cow stands up and sits down about 14 times a day.
• A cow that weighs 1000 pound can produce an average 10 tons of manure every year.
• A cow usually spends 6-7 hours in day eating cud and around 8 hours on chewing it.
• Almost all the cows chew at least 50 times per minute.
• An average cow has more than 40,000 jaw movements in a day.
• An average cow produces 30 lbs of urine and 65 lbs pounds of feces daily.
• Cows are venerated in the Hindu religion of India.
• Cows can drink up to 35 gallons of water a day.
• Cows do not bite grass; rather they curl their tongue around it.
• Cows have a single stomach, but four digestive compartments.
• Cows have almost total 360-degree panoramic vision.
• Cows have an acute sense of smell and can smell something up to 6 miles away.
• Cows produce around 90 percent of the milk in the world.
• Dairy cows can produce up to 125 lbs of saliva a day.
• The average body temperature of a cow is 101.5°F.
• A Holstein cow, named Robthom Suzet Paddy, holds the record for the greatest yield for a single lactation (365 days), at 59,298 lbs. 
• A cow named Cow No. 289 holds the record for the highest lifetime yield of milk for a single cow, at 465,224 lbs.
• The highest milk yield for a single day is 241 lbs, by a cow named Urbe Blanca.
• The oldest cow till date was Big Bertha, a Dremon, which died just 3 months shy of her 49^th birthday.Read here.

Native Americans actually came from a tiny mountain region in Siberia, DNA research reveals . MailOnline

By Rob Waugh

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Altai in southern Siberia sits right at the centre of Russia. But the tiny, mountainous republic has a claim to fame unknown until now - Native Americans can trace their origins to the remote region.
DNA research revealed that genetic markers linking people living in the Russian republic of Altai, southern Siberia, with indigenous populations in North America.
A study of the mutations indicated a lineage shift between 13,000 and 14,000 years ago - when people are thought to have walked across the ice from Russia to America...Continue reading...

Mental Health Awareness

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  James Garbutt, MD, professor of psychiatry at UNC said, “Mental illness and alcoholism or drug abuse interact in a complex dance.  Mental illness can increase the risk for alcoholism or drug abuse, sometimes because of self-medicating.  On the other hand, alcoholism can lead to significant anxiety and depression that may appear indistinguishable from a mental illness...”read here...

        Squeezing your bum gives you good mental health . read here...

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My Luve is like a Red Red Rose - Robert Burns

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O my Luve's like a red, red rose, 
That's newly sprung in June: 
O my Luve's like the melodie, 
That's sweetly play'd in tune. 

As fair art thou, my bonie lass, 
So deep in luve am I; 
And I will luve thee still, my dear, 
Till a' the seas gang dry. 

Till a' the seas gang dry , my dear, 
And the rocks melt wi' the sun; 
And I will luve thee still, my dear, 
While the sands o' life shall run. 

And fare-thee-weel, my only Luve ! 
And fare-thee-weel, a while! 
And I will come again, my Luve, 
Tho' 'twere ten thousand mile!Read here.

Big Mama Thornton-Tom Cat

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American Hostage Rescued in Overnight Somalia Raid

Somalia hostages rescued by SEALs to head home.Read here

Incredible Space Imagery

Carl Sagan once said: "We find that we live on an insignificant planet of a humdrum star lost in a galaxy tucked away in some forgotten corner of a universe in which there are far more galaxies than people." True enough, and yet, as we consider our significance in the cosmic order of events, we can only "keep up the good work, if only for a while, if only for the twinkling of a tiny galaxy." (Wislawa Szymborska)View here

Saskatchewan First Nation moves toward self-governance

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By Jason Warick,  Leader-Post 

SASKATOON— Whitecap Dakota First Nation officials signed an agreement Wednesday in Ottawa that will put the thriving community on the path to self-government.
“It’s an important day. This is the first step,” longtime Whitecap Chief Darcy Bear said in a telephone interview from Ottawa Wednesday.
“The bottom line is accountability. ‘Deficit’ is a bad word at Whitecap.”
Whitecap, located 20 kilometres south of Saskatoon, is the province’s first individual Saskatchewan First Nation to reach this stage of independence. The Meadow Lake Tribal Council, which represents several First Nations in northwest Saskatchewan, has also moved to implement self-government...Continue reading.... 

Whitecap Dakota First Nation, History & Culture...Read here...

End to seal hunt would be economic disaster for fishery, says sealing association. The Telegram

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The executive director of the Canadian Sealers Association (CSA) says the end of the seal hunt would be an economic disaster for rural Newfoundland.
Frank Pinhorn was reacting to comments made by St. John’s MP Ryan Cleary, who told CBC News it’s time to decide if the provincial seal hunt should end.
“We know that the world appetite is not there for seal meat, but the world appetite for seal products, I don’t know if it’s there,” said Cleary. “And you know what? I may be shot for talking about this, and for saying this, but it’s a question we all have to ask.”
Cleary said the province receives a lot of negative publicity for the seal hunt, and the $1 million in annual revenue it generates might not be worth it...Continue reading...

Whale fossils found in driest desert on Earth

  Eric Pfeiffer

Chilean researchers have discovered the fossilized remains of more than 75 prehistoric whales in the Atacama Desert, considered to be the driest place on the planet.
Researchers estimate that this group of whales gathered off South America's Pacific Coast more than 2 million years ago, and once they had beached and died, they melded into Chile's emerging desert landscape. More than 20 of the whale skeletons remain perfectly intact...Read here...

.80 Whales Buried Mysteriously in Chilean desert .. Shhh, Don’t tell the creationists?

Marine graveyard is evidence for Noah’s Flood? by Tas Walker  "...Interestingly, some of those posting comments on these news reports suggested the creatures perished in Noah’s Flood. Robert Raeburn of Western Australia said, “The whales probably swam there when the whole world was covered in water, about 4000 years ago at the time of Noah. They would then have been stranded when the waters assuaged (drained back) to expose the dry land. … This all makes sense when viewed from a ‘Bible’ perspective.” An email friend suggested the same to Mario Suarez, one of the lead paleontologists. Not surprisingly, this idea generated a deal of web comments..."... Read here...
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The ancient Egyptians

Learn more about pyramids and other related topics. Ancient Egypt

New Canada-U.S. defence agreement to be signed Wednesday - Canoe.ca

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By Daniel Proussalidis, Parliamentary Bureau
OTTAWA - Canada and the U.S. are set to finalize a new Combined Defence Plan on Wednesday to defend North America from outside threats.
Defence Minister Peter MacKay delivered the news Tuesday evening to a high-level meeting of Canadian and American military officials behind closed doors in Ottawa.
"This agreement provides a framework for the combined defence of Canada and the U.S. during peace, contingencies, and war," said MacKay in his prepared remarks to the Permanent Joint Board on Defence... Continue reading...

Levon Helm - Wide River to Cross

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Levon Helm, second from left, with his daughter Amy, right; producer Larry Campbell; and singer Teresa Williams.  

(Photo: Ahron R. Foster) Levon Helm, the coolest singing drummer of all time, keeps the spirit of an age and a place alive. By Karen Schoemer

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Awesome photography

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One woman shares her extraordinary story as a concentration camp survivor

By Louette Harding Kitty Hart-Moxon was 16 when she arrived at the notorious Nazi death camp. Against all odds, she survived there for almost two years. To mark Holocaust Memorial Day Louette Harding discovers how Kitty’s eyewitness account of the horrors has the power to transform attitudes nearly 70 years on...Continue reading...

SS soldiers dividing prisoners into two groups at Auschwitz, 1944

Rescue stable gives horses a loving home

By Jeremy Warren, The StarPhoenix 
The owners of Paradise Stable Horse Rescue do not have room for all the horses they'd like to save, so they make it as expensive as possible for people at auctions buying livestock for slaughter.
Bunnie and Lawrence Harasym, who have operated the horse rescue for 11 years, can only house so many horses, so when they go to horse auctions they will bid on horses they have no intention of buying to drive up the price for people looking to slaughter horses for European food markets.
"People aren't always aware what happens when their horses go to auction," Bunnie said in an interview at her acreage northwest of Saskatoon. "They're not always going to homes. They're being sent to the meat man."...Continue reading...

Paradise Stable owners Bunnie and Lawrence Harasym operate a horse rescue farm located six kilometres west of Saskatoon. Above, Bunnie spends some time with a friendly Clydesdale named Gus on Sunday.
Photograph by: Gord Waldner, The StarPhoenix

Smith - Baby Its You - '69

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Obama hails anniversary of US abortion ruling - Google News

Surrey-Delta Pro-Life SocietyWASHINGTON — President Barack Obama on Sunday marked the 39th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion by affirming his backing for the right, for decades one of America's most polarizing issues.
"As we mark the 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, we must remember that this Supreme Court decision not only protects a woman's health and reproductive freedom, but also affirms a broader principle: that government should not intrude on private family matters," Obama said in his statement.
"I remain committed to protecting a woman's right to choose and this fundamental constitutional right," the president said.
Abortion is invariably a bitterly debated issue every presidential election year, with conservatives eager to repeal the landmark decision and liberals insisting abortion is a fundamental right to be protected at all costs...Continue reading...

Dog, Cat and Chicks!

Remarkable animal friendships

Woman who treats pet kangaroo like a child moves town to dodge authorities

By Emily Hewett - 13th January, 2012

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Christie Carr from Oklahoma feared her pet kangaroo, Irwin, would be taken away from her (Picture: Splash)

"Christie Carr dresses Irwin the great red kangaroo in nappies and children's clothes and even has a special car seat for him.

The 39-year-old from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, nursed the partially paralsyed marsupial back to heath after he fractured his neck and suffered brain damage in an accident as a joey.

Carr offered to take Irwin home after meeting him while volunteering at a local animal sanctuary and now the companions share a bed at night..."Continue reading...
'He's always stealing my pillow,' she said.

Alzheimer's discovery offers 'ray of light,' researchers say

By Eva Ferguson, Postmedia News;
CALGARY — A new study by researchers at the University of Calgary's Hotchkiss Brain Institute is challenging the conventional thinking about how brain cells die in Alzheimer's disease, and may one day lead to effective treatment for the memory-ravaging condition.
Researchers Peter Stys and Gerald Zamponi have shown that brain cells of Alzheimer's patients are dying because of malfunctions in key receptors known as NMDA receptors, which are critical for memory and learning...Continue reading...

A woman, suffering from Alzheimer's desease, walks in a corridor on March 18, 2011 in a retirement house in Angervilliers, France in a file photo. Gaudette says in all his years of working with Alzheimer's patients and their families, this is the most exciting discovery yet, calling it a potential "game changer" for everyone involved in dementia research and care.
Photograph by: Sebastien Bozon, AFP/Getty Images

Taking his pet fish for a walk - Jokeroo

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Animals are God’s creation - Donegle Democrat

Dedicated to looking after the welfare of animals. Margaret Plunkett, Paula McGroarty and Lucy McHugh with some of their most trusted friends.

By Siobhan McNamaraz
Published on Thursday 19 January 2012 10:36 
The issue of animal welfare is very much on people’s minds following the shocking story of Bobby, the donkey foal found starving and neglected in the Fanad area in December. Bobby died soon after being taken into the care of the Donegal Donkey Sanctuary.
The Donegal Democrat spoke to one very dedicated lady who along with the volunteers at Animals in Need cares for an endless stream of pets that require re-homing.
Margaret Plunkett is a native of the Rosses and her love for animals has been with her for as long as she can remember.
“I was always rescuing animals when I was a child. I grew up on a farm and when the calves had to go to the fair it broke my heart. And I used to help chickens that had been ‘put aside’ to escape, even though I would get told off.
“Back then helping animals just wasn’t done. When I would see an animal that needed help I used to wonder why it affected me so much. As I grew older I realised that what I had was a gift, a gift from God to love his creation.”...Continue reading...

Pssst! Don’t tell the creationists, but scientists don’t have a clue how life began

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By John Horgan:  "Exactly 20 years ago, I wrote an article for Scientific American that, in draft form, had the headline above. My editor nixed it, so we went with something less dramatic: "In the Beginning…: Scientists are having a hard time agreeing on when, where and—most important—how life first emerged on the earth." That editor is gone now, so I get to use my old headline, which is even more apt today.
Dennis Overbye just wrote a status report for The New York Times on research into life’s origin, based on a conference on the topic at Arizona State University. Geologists, chemists, astronomers and biologists are as stumped as ever by the riddle of life..."Continue reading...

Etta James - It's a Man's Man's World

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Canada joins military satellite program for $337 million

image By Jordan Press, Postmedia News: The federal government will spend more than $337 million on military satellites designed to help soldiers in the field stay informed, and keep government information secret.
Defence Minister Peter MacKay said Tuesday that by joining the $10-billion Global Wideband Satellite program, or Mercury Global, Canada will be able give soldiers in the field real-time analysis as events unfold anywhere around the globe...Continue reading...

HOLLYWOOD'S REAL TOP DOG - Express.co.uk

By Neil Norman

RESCUED from German snipers and wealthy enough to employ his own PR team Rin Tin Tin, says a new book, was cinema’s greatest animal performer – years before The Artist’s Uggie.

ANYONE who believes that dogs can’t act has never owned a dog. Or seen The Artist. Following the scene- stealing performance of Uggie the Jack Russell in this new silent movie there is a ground- swell of opinion that animals ought to be recognised at the Oscars..-.Continue reading...

Rin Tin Tin with his owner Lee Duncan in 1926    

Keren Su shot the enchanting images in the remote Iles de la Madeleine in Eastern Canada. MailOnline

Why wouldn't he be smiling? This Canadian Harp Seal gets to play all day in the snow and bask in the sunshine. Life for this little guy looks pretty sweet...More photos here

Dog Philosophy

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1. See life with joy and wonder.
2. Experience the beauty of nature and smell as much as you can.
3. Open your heart to the ones you love.
4. Sometimes you are allowed to break a few rules, go for it.
5. Be loyal, you will keep friends for life.
6. Cravings are good, enjoy them while you can.
7. Make sure you do something fun everyday.
8. Enjoy good foods, savor them like if it was your last meal.
9. Be yourself and you will always have true friends
10. Be persistent and bark until you get what you want.
11. If someone is having a bad day, snuggle the worries away.
12. Enjoy the love of your pack.
13. Delight in the simple joys of a long walk on the beach.
14. Allow people to love you.
15. Less barking, more tail wagging.
16. Celebrate if you feel like it.
17. Get inspired by the simplest things in life.
18. Everything is possible, all you need is love.http://www.dogwork.com/                                                   

Obama chooses Saudi oil over Canadian oil with his rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline.

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New drug may keep you sober no matter how much you've had to drink

photoChinese tree extract has long been used as a hangover cure. Now it is being turned into a 'sobriety pill' that could cure alcoholism. By Bryan Nelson
"Imagine a pill that could instantly sober you up no matter how much you've had to drink, or a hangover cure that worked minutes after swallowing it. Hardened drinkers rejoice: researchers are about to begin human trials on an "alcohol antidote" that may soon offer a cure to alcoholism, reportsNew Scientist ..."Read here...

Crossing the Bar by Alfred Lord Tennyson

Sunset and evening star,
  And one clear call for me!
And may there be no moaning of the bar,
  When I put out to sea,

But such a tide as moving seems asleep,
    Too full for sound and foam,
When that which drew from out the boundless deep
    Turns again home.

Twilight and evening bell,
And after that the dark!
And may there be no sadness of farewell,
    When I embark;

For tho' from out our bourne of Time and Place
    The flood may bear me far,
I hope to see my Pilot face to face
    When I have crost the bar.Read here.          Yesterday afternoon a friend passed away. A friend that enjoyed a game of chess, a friend that shared a laugh. I am missing my friend today.

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Scots are starting to face up to their nation’s drinking problem. But are they willing to pay more for a tipple? Macleans.ca

photoby Leah McLaren on Friday, January 6, 2012: Hogmanay, the annual Scottish New Year’s celebration, is a slice of traditional Celtic bacchanalia at its finest. This year, as in others, hundreds of thousands of jolly, pink-nosed Scots took to the streets of Edinburgh and Glasgow to toast 2012 with a drink or 12. The Scots love a party, and as a result, festivities traditionally last well into New Year’s Day and beyond. But there’s a downside. As Scotland fights off its hangover and confronts the sobering year ahead, the nation’s drinking problem is high on the political agenda...Continue reading...

Hannah Arendt and the Origins of Israelophobia

"In last year’s extensive commentary marking the 50th anniversary of the Eichmann trial, one name—Hannah Arendt—was mentioned nearly as often as that of the trial’s notorious defendant. It’s hard to think of another major twentieth-century event so closely linked with one author’s interpretation of it. Arendt, who fled Nazi Germany at 27, was already an internationally renowned scholar and public intellectual when she arrived in Jerusalem in April 1961 to cover the trial for The New Yorker. Arendt’s five articles, which were then expanded into the 1963 book Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil, proved hugely controversial. Many Jewish readers—and non-Jews, too—were shocked by three principal themes in Arendt’s report: her portrayal of Israeli prime minister David Ben-Gurion as the cynical puppet master manipulating the trial to serve the state’s Zionist ideology; her assertion that Eichmann was a faceless, unthinking bureaucrat, a cog in the machinery of the Final Solution rather than one of its masterminds; and her accusation that leaders of the Judenräte (Jewish councils) in Nazi-occupied Europe had engaged in “sordid and pathetic” behavior, making it easier for the Nazis to manage the logistics of the extermination process..."Continue reading...

Chinese Women Train Hard to Become Professional Bodyguards

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While many men may find it odd to have a woman protect them, the Chinese have no such qualms. How else could you explain the huge demand for female bodyguards? In fact, they are paid much higher than their male counterparts.
Tianjiao Special Guard Consultant Ltd is perhaps the first firm to provide open group training in China for female bodyguards. Each trainee is put through 10 months of rigorous instruction during which time they gain skills in martial arts, anti-terrorism training, reconnaissance and business etiquette. The best student could be invited to study further at the International Security Academy in Israel.A four-week training program at the beach forms a part of the 10-month curriculum...Read here...

Every day is eagle watching day at Oklahoma's Grey Snow Eagle House - NewsOK.com

 By Bryan Painter: The eagle rehabilitation program at Grey Snow Eagle House near Perkins, OK, is operated by the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma...Read here...Iowa Tribe

The Bee Gees- 'To Love Somebody'

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