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Jerusalem - 2nd Victim Succumbs To Wounds Sustained At Terror Incident
Jerusalem - A second victim injured in the stabbing Wednesday afternoon outside the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem succumbed to gunshot wounds incurred at the scene, Shaare Zedek Medical Center announced this evening.
"Despite vigorous efforts to save him, the wounded man has passed away. The hospital extends its condolences to the family," Shaare Zedek said in a statement.
He has been identified as Ofer Ben Ari, a 40-year-old resident of Jerusalem.
He is survived by his wife and two children.
The news came just moments after Shaare Zedek Medical Center announced the first fatality, Reuven Birmacher, 45, a father of seven from the town of Kiryat Ye'arim.
A third victim in the attack is currently undergoing surgery at Hadassah Medical Center. He suffered serious stab wounds all over his body but is defined as stable.
More of today's headlines"Oakland, CA - A Southwest Airlines flight made what appeared to be a normal landing Wednesday after circling for several hours over the Oakland, California, airport due..." Oakland, CA - Southwest Flight With Landing Gear Problems Makes Emergency Landing "Qatar - A split-screen photo posted to an Arab journalist's Facebook page of an emaciated Syrian prisoner matched-up against a photo of a robust Israeli prisoner has..." Qatar - Arab Journalists Posts Photo Revealing Stunning Differences In Prisoner Treatment Between Israel And Syria
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Dec 23, 2015 at 01:09 PM
What is the name of the first victim r'l Hy"d?
Dec 23, 2015 at 01:39 PM
Kahane was right !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dec 23, 2015 at 01:45 PM
what is Israel going to do about it??
it is war
Dec 23, 2015 at 01:47 PM
What is the Jewish name of the third victim for Tehilim BL'N.
May he have a Refuah Shelaima.
Dec 23, 2015 at 03:19 PM
It's the Israeli left...B'tslelem and the Ben Ami gang that are to blame for this situation. Where is the expression of indignation from the secular Israeli public? I have heard much about the vicious street gangs of Tel Aviv. Time to let them loose
Dec 23, 2015 at 10:31 PM
Why no guns for civilians? Perhaps the government should be put in 'administrative detention?' If one make 'Aliyah' he/she must wait 3 years to get a license, plus other conditions! I know a lawyer who won't make 'Aliyah' without a gun permit issued in a few weeks.
Dec 23, 2015 at 11:21 PM
It is time to double & triple our Tzidaka, to intensify our tefilah to H"KB, to make sure that we are the best Yidden we can be & beg Hashem for Mosiachs arrival. In the meantime we must treat the arabs for what they are. A murderous bunch of blood thirsty savages. What would the world say if a Yid did the same thing, we would be condemned in the world court of public opinion. But a piece of garbage useless Arab murders a Rabbi, the father of 7 children and what is said? NOTHING! Schvartzes march that black lives matter, the head schvartze says nothing, Jewish lives matter! All lives matter


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John Cranley has a fundraising edge over Roxanne Qualls in the Cincinnati mayor's race, according to campaign finance reports filed Wednesday.
Cranley, a former Cincinnati City Council member, had raised about $472,000 compared to $348,000 for Qualls, the city's vice mayor.
According to the campaign finance reports, Cranley had about $264,000 in the bank as of June 30, the last day of the reporting period. Qualls had a cash-on-hand balance of about $192,000.
Mayoral candidate John Cranley, along with several city council members and candidates, are calling on the Port Authority to put an end to the city's parking lease deal based on a memo from the city's parking lease consultant that says the costs will be excessive.
The June 20 memo, from Walker Parking Consultants, was delivered to the city administration the day before City Manager Milton Dohoney Jr. signed an agreement with the Port Authority to lease out the city's metered and garage parking to private companies.
There will be a primary election for Cincinnati mayor on September 10. How much it will tell us about who will ultimately become the new mayor of the city on December 1 is an open question.
We do know this – it will be one of the two top vote-getters in the primary, who will face each other in the November election.
Five candidates filed petitions to run for Cincinnati mayor last week, but only four had enough valid signatures to make the Sept. 10 primary ballot, according to the Hamilton County Board of Elections.
Stacy Smith, a first-time candidate, submitted petitions with 794 signatures, but only 367 of them were valid signatures of Cincinnati voters.
Candidates must have 500 valid signatures to qualify for the ballot.
So, it appears there will be no referendum on the city of Cincinnati's parking lease agreement on the ballot this fall.
Unless, that is, in the unlikely event that the Ohio Supreme Court decides to take up the appeal of the decision made by the Ohio First District Court of Appeals this week saying the agreement is not subject to referendum because it was passed in March as an emergency ordinance.
But nobody on either side of this really expects this to happen.

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On Feb. 12, the Fort Myers Police Department received multiple calls in reference to an altercation involving the occupants of two vehicles traveling on Cleveland Avenue near Grace Avenue.
Witnesses reported that the driver of a gold pick-up truck was ramming into a small two-door gray vehicle.
The callers further indicated that occupants of the gray vehicle were shooting at the gold truck.
Responding officers located a small gray vehicle, matching the description provided by the callers, pulling into 2929 Broadway.
The officers conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle and detained the driver, Kyle Irvin, 21. The front seat passenger was identified as Roddrick Pasley, 36, of Lehigh Acres, and the rear seat passenger was identified as Jenny Carter, 22.
When the officers ordered Pasley to exit the vehicle, an officer saw a small black object fall from his lap onto the floorboard and the officer discovered that it was a black handgun.
All of the occupants of the gray vehicle were detained for the investigation.
Simultaneously, another responding officer was flagged down at the intersection of State Road 82 and Broadway Avenue by Craig Spurlock, who was driving a gold Chevrolet pick-up truck.
The officer noticed that the vehicle had several bullet holes in the front portion of the truck. The vehicle matched the description of the gold truck involved in the incident.
Officers brought Spurlock to 2929 Broadway and he positively identified the vehicle that Irving was driving as the same vehicle involved in the altercation with him on Cleveland Avenue.
Spurlock reported that both Irving and Pasley fired a handgun at his vehicle during the altercation.
Detectives responded to the scene to further conduct the investigation. The investigation revealed Spurlock and Carter were married and involved in an early domestic argument.
Carter asked Irving and Pasley to pick her up in the vehicle, so she could get away from Spurlock. At some point, Spurlock began chasing them in his gold Chevrolet truck.
Spurlock rammed the driver's side of Irvin's vehicle with his truck and forced it off the roadway, near the intersection of Cleveland Avenue and Grace Avenue.
Detectives interviewed the involved parties and obtained statements from independent witnesses.
Irvin and Pasley were charged with aggravated assault with a firearm, discharging a firearm from a vehicle and shooting into an occupied vehicle. Pasley was also charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Spurlock was charged with aggravated assault with a weapon.
"The Fort Myers Police Department is extremely pleased with the cooperation provided by witnesses in this case. The cooperation of the community is paramount in our ability to quickly solve crimes and arrest the perpetrators," FMPD?Lt. Jay Rodriguez said.


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Faculty-Staff Day of Writing & Research
Faculty-Staff Day of Writing & Research
This full-day event offers you the opportunity for productive, quiet writing as well as individual meetings with a KU Writing Center consultant or Libraries research specialist.
Upcoming Faculty-Staff Day of Writing & Research: Friday, October 27, 2017
Time & Location: 10 AM - 5 PM, Watson Library
Registration is now open! Please use the Registration Form to submit your information by Friday, October 20, 2017.
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Wed, Oct 2, 2013
Columbia, Maryland
MD|DC Credit Unions step up to help members through this Government shutdown. Here is a list of special programs in place for members of these credit unions.
- Andrews Federal Credit Union (Suitland, MD) will offer members a Bridge Loan up to $5,000 at 0% APR* for 90 days. Flexible terms up to a year and payment options will be available to manage the loss of income. https://www.andrewsfcu.org/
- APG Federal CU (Aberdeen) Offering furlough loans, Skip a pay program, and expedited credit line increasehttps://www.apgfcu.com/promotional/furlough.aspx
- Department of Labor FCU (Washington, DC): Offering a 0% interest loan for 60 days and then 5% for 10 months and will extend due dates as necessary. DOL is allowing the credit union staff access to our office so staff can continue to answer phones, emails and process loan requests. https://www.dolfcu.org/
- Destinations CU (Baltimore, MD) is allowing members to miss a payment this month for loans without any negative consequences or they can make an interest-only payment.
- Energy FCU (Rockville, MD) is offering furlough loans, get up to two times your net pay with 12 months for repayment, plus no payments for the first 60 days*. https://www.energyfcu.org/home/fiFiles/static/documents/furloughloan.pdf
- FedChoice FCU (Lanham, MD) has Options available to help members with their financial needs – furlough loans, skip a payment options, 90-day delayed payments on new loans, refinancing high-interest loans, etc. https://www.fedchoice.org/
- Fed Financial (Rockville) Offering UNSECURED LOANS AS LOW AS 6.9% APR*, "We have lowered our rates so if you need cash due to the shutdown or any other reason, we can help."See more at: https://www.fedfinancial.org/
- HEW Credit Union (Prince George's & Montogemery County) http://www.hewfcu.com/interior.php/sid/13/aid/118/nid/254
- Library of Congress (Hyattsville)https://www.lcfcu.org/home/fiFiles/static/documents/WEBFlyerOct2013_GovWereHere.pdf
- NASA FCU (Annapolis/Bowie): Offering special assistance during shutdown and special rates.See more at: https://www.nasafcu.com/shutdown-assistance/
- National Institutes of Health FCU (Rockville/Bethesda): Offering special shutdown assistance, S.A.F.E. Line of credit: 0% intro APR for the first 60 days, then 1.99% to 4.99% APR for the next 12 months, S.A.F.E. Closed End Loan: 0% APR for the first 30 days, then 1.99% to 4.99% for the next 12 months, See more: https://www.nihfcu.org/personal/loans/safe-loan.aspx
- Nymeo FCU (Frederick, MD) federal workers and others impacted can temporarily reduce loan payments, possibly arrange to skip their monthly payments and we will waive the standard skip a payment fee and if they need a loan to make ends meet our is available to counsel them on ways to save and budget; Short-loans are available with no payments for 90 days. http://www.nymeo.org/
- Partnership Federal FCU (Arlington, VA): Members who HAVE PAYROLL DEDUCTION, a Furlough Loan will be available in the amount of their payroll deposit up to $2,500.For members who HAVE LOANS with –Apply online to Skip-a-Pay — all fees waived during furlough. For members who DO NOT HAVE PAYROLL DEDUCTION: Inquire about our great rates on our Personal Loans. First payment will be waived for 60 days! https://www.thepartnershipfcu.com/
- SecurityPlusFCU (Baltimore, MD) is offering Loan Extension Agreements, 45 Day, No Pay Personal Loan and Penalty-Free Share Certificate Withdrawals. https://www.securityplusfcu.org/
Transportation Federal Credit Union (Washington, DC) stands ready to help. They have loan payment reduction, Special Short-Term Loan, Skip-A-Pay and financial counseling. https://www.transfcu.org/
we are allowing members to miss their payment this month for loans without any negative consequences, or they can make an interest-only payment if they prefer.


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Re: Questions about setting up CPAN with http accessby blue_cowdawg (Monsignor)
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|Need Help??
Read up on (offsite link) Apache Web Server. There are more steps than is appropriate to put here, after all this is not Apache Monks. :-)
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A career supporting and assisting children can be very fulfilling. This is especially true if you target the neediest of children, such as orphans or those in foster care. It takes a great deal of patience, empathy and dedication to work with these kinds of children, but rewarding opportunities are available if you find the right niche to fit your skills.
Most jobs working with children require at a minimum an associate's degree, although a four-year college degree will enhance your chances of finding the right job. Recommended career fields for someone interested in working with orphans and foster children include education, counseling and sociology. Obtaining a business major would be beneficial as well if your goal is to one day manage a non-profit agency. Many agencies that work with foster children are non-profit organizations. Knowing how these organizations operate will enhance your resume and make you more marketable.
If you new to the field of caring for orphans or foster children, you might need to begin as a volunteer at an agency that specializes in this kind of care. Putting in volunteer hours with local childcare advocacy groups can allow you to network with agency leaders and learn about other agencies in the area that might be hiring. You can find volunteer opportunities by scanning local newspaper listing or by going online and doing a search. One good resource is the website for Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children, or CASA. You will find volunteer positions listed on the website as well as job listings. Another good website to visit is Foster Care to Success, which features internship programs as well as other opportunities to help foster children and build your resume.
Internet Search
Many agencies that work with orphans or foster children lack funding for high-profile marketing campaigns, so it can be a challenge finding out which agencies are hiring. Your best bet is to search for agencies online, as most of them operate a website. An Internet search of foster care agencies or orphans, followed by your home city, will usually bring up a pretty thorough listing. Clicking through the website will give you a good idea of what the agency does and also how your skills could fit into the agency. Many sites also have job listings. If there are none, you can always use the site to find out who the main contacts are. Send the contacts an email expressing your desire to work with children, and attach your resume.
State Agencies
Many states have a Department of Children and Families, or something similar, that works with different childcare agencies. Contacting these departments is a great way to discover job opportunities to work with local orphans and foster children. Some departments have specific job listings, while others have a general contact number you can call to get more information.
Other Resources
CareerBuilder, Monster and JobFox are job search engines that allow you to customize your job search to target specific positions for working with orphans and foster children. You should also spend time networking with people in the field to learn more about job opportunities. Contact local child advocacy groups to find out how to narrow your job search. Tap into the alumni association of your college to see if someone is currently working in a childcare role, then contact her to get more information on where to find jobs.
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For less than 14 euros per month, you can now order your own BFH server and enjoy our new interface !
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Accommodation in Devon: The Goods Shed, Okehampton
The Goods Shed at YHA Okehampton is proud to hold the English Tourism Council 3 star Activity Accommodation badge.
As an Enterprise hostel Adventure Okehampton is constantly seeking to improve the facilities that we offer to YHA members. Last winter we refurbished our upstairs corridors, with bright new YHA wall panels, added new signage to make it easier to find your way around the hostel and the further plans for updating rooms continues for 2017/8.
The site is situated within large enclosed grounds with single entry for extra security.
- 26 bedrooms
- Bunk rooms with 2, 4 or 6 beds
- Family rooms with 4 or 6 beds, some with en-suite shower and toilet facilities, and two rooms with a double bunkbed.
- Resident warden is present on-site
- Self Catering Kitchen
- Resturaunt with licensed bar (In low season prior booking is required for catering)
This link takes you to our free to book web site for the Goods Shed
Other facilities at The Goods Shed
- Bicycle hire available on-site
- Outside seating area with picnic tables.
- Hostel shop selling confectionery and drinks, books, guides and maps, gifts, etc.
- Conference room with projection facilities suitable for DVD or powerpoint presentations.
- Games room with table football, pool table and table tennis
- External Marquee with seating areas (summer only)
- 2 Drying rooms.
- Secure cycle shed.
- Surfaced Parking for cars and minibuses.
- Camp site with use of hostel facilities.
- Campfire area (bring your own wood).
Adventure Okehampton facilities at The Goods Shed
Challenges for all with over 15 different activities from Archery, Gorge Scrambling, High Ropes, Mountain Boarding, Kayaking. Locally there are great opportinities to experience a further afield on the north coast of Cormwall, there is good surfing at Widemouth Bay.
- Low Ropes Course (Must be supervised by instructor: book in advance)
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- 2 Archery Ranges (Must be supervised by instructor: book in advance)
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1st Annual Non-Profit Festival
From April 22, 2017 11:00 am until April 22, 2017 4:00 pm Save to calendar
The festival will include an eclectic selection of over 40 regional non-profits, ranging from arts-oriented to health & wellness, to human and social services related. Visitors who are interested in getting involved in their local community, volunteerism and others avenues of participation will have direct access to a wealth of information all day between the hours of 11am and 4pm. A selection of food and beverages (non-alcoholic, beer and wine) for purchase, music, and the Hall's trademark warm, welcoming atmosphere will contribute to a fun and festive afternoon for all to enjoy.
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Topeka Republican gubernatorial candidate Sam Brownback is trying to distance himself from controversial evangelist Lou Engle.
"He (Engle) said a number of things that I'm troubled by," Brownback recently told the Lawrence Journal-World. "I haven't had much association with him for some period of time."
Brownback's comments were made in a quick question and answer opportunity after a news conference, and Brownback did not elaborate further.
In Tuesday's Topeka Capital-Journal, Kansas Democratic Party executive director Kenny Johnston said voters should be wary of the relationship between Engle and Brownback.
Engle, who is founder and president of The Call to Conscience, has discussed a possible national civil war to end abortion and praises politicians who denounce homosexuals.
In December, Brownback, a U.S. senator, spoke during a live video "PrayerCast" to oppose health care reform. Engle was also one of the speakers.
Engle has also been linked to efforts in Uganda for legislation that critics said would have allowed the execution of homosexuals. Engle and Brownback also shared a rented condominium for seven months in Washington D.C. after Brownback's apartment burned.
Engle has said he dreamed that Brownback would be president. Brownback ran for the Republican nomination for president in 2007 but was unsuccessful.
Brownback faces Democrat Tom Holland in the Nov. 2 election.
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I really want to go out with this girl but she is already dating someone.Visitor's Question from a 13-15 year old Male
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by Chris LaBate
WBA/IBF junior welterweight champion Amir Khan is not going to rush a potential mega-fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. Fresh from his knockout victory over Zab Judah, the British star is planning to return in the month of December, in the United States, with the winner of Erik Morales-Jorge Barrios as the likely opponent.
After his bout in December, Khan plans to move to the welterweight division in early 2012, but Mayweather, who faces WBC champ Victor Ortiz on September 17, is not going to be his first opponent. Before facing Mayweather, he wants to correct a few minor mistakes with his trainer Freddie Roach. At this moment, Khan views the fight as a 50-50 proposition, but he wants to face Mayweather when he's 100% sure of victory.
"There are a lot of little improvements that we need to make. Maybe slowing down a little bit, not making mistakes, and maybe cleaning up the defense and not lunging in with big shots. I'm just going to sit down with Freddie [Roach] and watch the tapes and he'll tell me what I did right and what I did wrong. And when the fight comes with Mayweather, hopefully everything will be perfect and I'll have more experience," Khan said.
"I'm not saying that I'm not in the same class. I want to be 100% ready and 100% confident and I want to walk in the fight and be 100% sure that I can beat him. Right now it's 50-50 fight in my mind that I can beat him but I want to be 100% sure that I can beat him."


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|Full Price: Worth the full price of admission, and a must see in the theatre.
As I learned in the first film though, I can't go through life being afraid of everything. No need to in this case because 'Finding Dory' is nothing to fear, in fact, it's simply sublime. After having striking new memory about her parents, 'Finding Dory' follows the adventure of Dory, Marlin and Nemo as they embark across the ocean to find Dory's long lost parents. Rather than a strict repeat of the first film however, 'Finding Dory' surprised and delighted me.
|Much like Dory when she learns the same thing twice.
While it's been 13 years since the 'Finding Nemo' hit theatres, (Yeah. You're old) the movie takes place just one year after Nemo was found. It remarkably doesn't feel awkward or forced at all. The characters immediately fall back into place and it's almost as if you never left them. At the same time, the movie isn't afraid to show growth. Finding Dory does the best any sequel can do. Keep it familiar but also show a little more the second time around.
That little more also comes in the form of new characters. Just like the first film, the adventure is helped along by a series of friendly fish. Instead of strangers across the ocean though, these friends are found in Dory's home, the Marine Life Institute. It doesn't give quite the wild and diverse environments of the first film, but having a centralized location provides for a more focused film.
|Ironic considering Dory is...what is she again? I forget.
Whether it's Ed O'Neil as a curmudgeonly Octopus with a heart of gold, or Kaitlin Olson as a near sighted whale shark, the new cast has plenty of the entertaining yet heartwarming stories the first film was known for. It's amazing how much character the movie was able to get out of them with the little screen time they were given. It's inspiring considering most animated films use their cast as one bit jokes that do nothing but irritate the viewer by the time the movie is over.
Animation has come a long way since 2003. 'Finding Nemo' is still an amazingly fluid, gorgeous film to this date, but 'Finding Dory' highlights just how far the medium has come. Nothing shows this more than the character of Hank. The way his individual tentacles move so rapidly, shows an immense amount of work put into making the character seem as lifelike as possible. Usually when they try this with humans, it's alienating rather than immersive.
|You might not think Tom Hanks could give you nightmares. You'd be wrong.
There's a lot to love about the 'Finding Dory'. It has everything to love about the original and more. The best thing about it is the dialogue. Like the first movie it emphasizes extreme normalcy, giving the characters little phrases that people use everyday. It humanizes them and gives credence to this underwater society it's trying to sell. Plus it's really clever, so when it makes jokes, the jokes really land.
I really liked 'Finding Dory'. It finds a very sweet balance with its tone, weaving in the more heartfelt moments among the levity. Its creativity is only matched by its technical prowess. While it plays the same beat as the original, 'Finding Dory' is its own song. It's more focused and energized, much like Dory herself. It's far from disappointing and a very good film by its own right, and definitely worth Full Price.
Thanks for reading and as always you can check out my podcast in the link below. This weeks episode was on the best and worst movie dads so naturally, 'Finding Nemo' was discussed.
Thanks for reading and as always you can check out my podcast in the link below. This weeks episode was on the best and worst movie dads so naturally, 'Finding Nemo' was discussed.


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Rapid Reaction: Wolverines take down Irish in thriller
Joseph Monardo | Saturday, September 7, 2013
The Good: Junior defensive lineman Stephon Tuitt made the play of the game for the Irish early in the fourth quarter. His diving interception in the end zone put Notre Dame within seven when they were all but finished. Senior Irish quarterback Tommy Rees showed the ability to direct the offense, particularly in Notre Dame's first scoring drive. He read the defense, made his calls despite a raucous crowd and gave his teammates opportunities to succeed. Freshman linebacker Jaylon Smith played well in a hostile environment, totaling five tackles and one pass breakup on the night. Junior kicker Kyle Brindza made all three of his field-goal attempts after the Irish failed to convert either attempt in the season opener.
The Bad: Rees threw a crippling interception to set up a Michigan touchdown just before halftime and another to seal the Wolverines victory with 1:29 remaining. On defense, the bend-but-don't-break approach encountered severe difficulties and experienced several failures, none more glaring than the failure to bring down Jeremy Gallon after he hauled in an uncontested pass in the middle of the field on his 61-yard touchdown reception in the opening quarter. Notre Dame's kickoff coverage was found to be severely lacking once again, although Brindza's strong kickoff performance limited Michigan return opportunities.
What we learned: This is not 2012, and the Notre Dame defense is not the stalwart unit it was a year ago. Notre Dame gave up 27 points in the first half against Michigan on Saturday, more than the Irish defense gave up in any full game last season. Tommy Rees can lead this team by making checks at the line and putting the ball where it needs to be most of the time, but he was far from flawless and turned the ball over at inopportune times. With five capable runners in the Irish stable, juniors George Atkinson and Amir Carlisle took on the bulk of the workload, as expected. Rees and the Irish repeatedly called upon Atkinson to catch the ball out of the backfield, and more often than not he exhibited a deficiency in the area that won't help his bid to become the top option at the position. Notre Dame has a long way to go if it wants to earn a BCS bowl berth.
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Power fall to Hagerstown
April 20, 2013 - South Atlantic League (SAL) - West Virginia Power News Release
(Charleston, WV): The West Virginia Power fell to the Hagerstown Suns 14-4 Saturday evening. West Virginia kept the game close but Hagerstown scored seven runs in the sixth inning to pull away for the victory.
Hagerstown struck a run in the second, third, and fourth innings. The Power scored one run in the fourth on a Stetson Allie RBI double to trim the Suns' lead to two, but Hagerstown added three runs in the fifth to make the score 6-1. Walker Gourley and Max Moroff both scored in the fifth, making the score 6-3.
The Suns put up seven runs in the sixth inning while sending up 11 batters in the inning. Barrett Barnes added another run for West Virginia in the sixth, but the Power did not get another hit after a leadoff single by Josh Bell in the seventh.
Clay Holmes (1-1) pitched four innings for West Virginia allowing three runs on three hits, but took the loss. The right-hander issued five walks while striking out one. Will Hudgins (2-0) earned the win in relief by throwing two and two-thirds innings of one hit ball.
West Virginia and Hagerstown conclude their four-game series Sunday afternoon. Orlando Castro looks to capture his second win this season for the Power. He will square off against the Suns' Brian Dupra for a 2:05 matchup.
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1740: Canaletto issues Vedute etchings in Venice
1743: Gabriele Ricciardelli, View of the Bay of Naples
1746: Rediscovery of Paestum
1748: Redisovery of Pompeii
1752: Pompeo Batoni, Copy after Correggio, in Parma
1756: Edmund Burke publishes A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and the Beautiful
1756-63: Seven Years' War/French and Indian War
1760: George III ascends throne of England | Hubert Robert and Jean-Honoré Fragonard draw in the gardens of Tivoli
1762: Catherine II (the Great) becomes Empresss of Russia
1764: Johann Joachim Winckelmann publishes The History of the Art of Antiquity
1765: Joseph II of Austria becomes Holy Roman Emperor
1769-1771: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's grand tour of Italy. Italy was a center of music as well as art
1770s: Henry Fuseli lives and works in Rome
1773: Boston Tea Party
1774: Louis XVI becomes king of France, First Continental Congress meets in Philadelphia | Piranesi, Plan of Rome
1774-1775: Jens Juel joins Danish artistic community in Rome
1775-83: American War of Independence
1778: Vivant Denon publishes Travels in Sicily and Malta | Piranesi publishes Views of Paestum
1782-83: John Robert Cozens travels to Italy with William Beckford
1783: Peace of Versailles signed between Britain, France, Spain, and United States | William Gilpin publishes Observations on the River Wye Relative Chiefly to Picturesque Beauty
1784: Richard Cooper, Vesuvius
1785: British build roads in the Scottish Highlands
1786-88: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe goes on a grand tour of Italy, chronicled in his Italian Journey
1789: French Revolution begins, George Washington becomes first President of the United States of America
1790s: Jean-Thomas Thibault travels to Rome and Umbria
1790: Immanuel Kant publishes his Critique of Judgment, the basis for later studies of aesthetics
1791: Publication of Thomas Martyn's Guide to Italy, aimed at British Grand Tourists
1792: William Gilpin publishes Three Essays on tourism and sketching | Joseph Chinard sculpts bust of Vivant Denon
1794-1822: Reign of Mawlay Sulayman in Morocco; the country is closed to outsiders
1797: Napoleon invades the Venetian Republic
1798: Napoleon invades Egypt, bringing artists and scholars with him | Invention of lithography (a printmaking technique) by Alois Senefelder in Munich
1799-1814: Napoleon invades and occupies Florence
1802: Vivant Denon publishes Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt | J. M. W. Turner travels to Switzerland
1806: Holy Roman Empire dissolved
1807: Abolition of slave trade in British Empire
1809: Excavation of the Roman Forum begins | Lord Byron travels to Greece. Inspires Childe Harold's Pilgrimage (1812-18)
1809-22: Publication of Description de l'Egypte by French Academy in Cairo
1814: Alexander Nasmyth, A View in Glen Coe
1815: Napoleon defeated at Waterloo
1818-46: Edward Jones travels in Italy and Spain
1819: J.M.W. Turner's first visit to Italy
1820s: Caruelle d'Aligny works in Rome
1826: French chemist Nicéphore Niépce produces first surviving photographic image | Menai iron suspension bridge completed in Wales
1827: Adolphe Thiebault, walking tour in Wales
1830: Greece obtains independence from the Ottoman Empire | First modern railway using steam-powered trains opens in England
1830s: German archaeologists begin excavations in Greece (Athens and Olympia)
1830s-60s: Many American sculptors settle in Florence
1832-33: David Roberts travels in Spain and Morocco
1834: William Henry Fox Talbot invents a photographic process patented as the calotype in 1841
1834-35: Henry Bertie travels in Italy
1835: Henry Byam Martin arrives in Athens
1835-39: Steam-powered railways open in Belgium, Germany, Austria, Russia, France, Italy
1836: William Callow, walking tour in the south of France
1837: Victoria ascends the throne of Britain
1838: Regular transatlantic steamship voyages begin
1838-39: David Roberts travels in Egypt and Palestine
1839: Britain expands control in the Middle East
1840-60: George Loring Brown lives in Italy
1842: Charles-François Eustache's first trip to Egypt
1842 onwards: British and French archaeologists excavate ancient sites in the Ottoman Empire
1843: Sir David Wilkie's Sketches in Turkey, Syria & Egypt in 1840 & 1841 published
1845: Murray's Handbook for Travellers to Spain published
1845-46: George or Maria Sieveking travels in the Pyrenees
1846: Edward Lear publishes Illustrated Excursions in Italy
1847: Murray's Handbook for Travellers in Egypt published; English Lake District accessible by rail
1847-49: Jasper F. Cropsey studies and works in Italy
1848: Revolutions throughout Europe
1849: Maxime du Camp photographs ancient sites in Egypt, Palestine, and Syria
1850: Frédéric Bourgeois de Mercey publishes lithographs of Campania and Naples; John Gadsby Chapman moves to Rome
1850s: Düsseldorf Art Academy attracts numerous foreign students, including many Americans
1850s-90s: William Stanley Haseltine lives in Italy
1851: Samuel L. Gerry travels in Switzerland
1851-53: John Ruskin publishes The Stones of Venice
1852: Railway opens in Alexandria, Egypt
1854-56: James Robertson photographs in the Mediterranean
1857-59: Francis Frith makes three photographic expeditions to Egypt and the Near East
1858: British Raj established in India | Murray's Handbook for Travellers in Southern Italy published
1860s: Thomas Cook offers organized tours in Egypt and Palestine
1860: Robert Macpherson photographs the Roman Forum
1861: Unification of Italy | Edward Lear visits Lucca
1861-65: U.S. Civil War
1862: Prince of Wales (Edward VII) grand tour of the Eastern Mediterranean and North Africa accompanied by Francis Bedford
1865: Thomas Ball settles in Florence
1866: Edward Lear visits Cattaro; Julius Lange paints Alpine Landscape
1866-78: John O'Brien Inman lives in Italy
1867: Austro-Hungarian Empire established | First organized package cruise from the U.S. to Europe; Mark Twain satirizes this voyage in The Innocents Abroad
1869: Suez Canal opens facilitating travel between Europe and India
1870s: Munich's art academy takes over as Germany's premier art school; again, many Americans enroll as students | Now economically viable, steamship travel encourages more transatlantic tourism
1870-71: Franco-Prussian War. See Bacon | François B. de Blois studies in Naples.
1871: Unification of Germany
1877: Charles Herbert Moore visits Florence
1878: France gains control of Tunisia | Edwin Lord Weeks visits Morocco
1879: Northern Algeria becomes a French colony
1879-80: James McNeill Whistler produces etchings in Venice
1881: Henry Bacon visits Venice
1882: Egypt becomes a British protectorate | St. Gotthard Railway Tunnel opens in the Swiss Alps, replacing the overland pass
1886: A. A. Aubert visits Egypt
1888: George Eastman invents the Kodak #1 camera, expanding photography's accessibility to amateurs
1889: The Orient Express, offering rail service between Paris and Istanbul, begins operation
1890s: Jean-Léon Gérôme issues archaeologically inspired sculptures; Denman Waldo Ross travels in North Africa
1890: Lucien W. Powell visits Venice. H. B. Warren visits Florence
1894: American Academy established in Rome
1895: H. B. Warren visits Athens
1897: Alphonse Mucha issues Monaco-Monte Carlo poster; Edward Darley Boit settles in Italy, purchasing a Tuscan villa, Alice Schille travels in Europe and the Middle East
1904: Edith Wharton publishes Italian Villas and Their Gardens
1905-13: Emergence throughout Europe of avant- garde artistic movements, including Fauvism, Cubism, Futurism, and Expressionism
1909: Henry James publishes Italian Hours
1910: Jane Peterson travels in Egypt
1911: Libya becomes an Italian colony
1912: Morocco becomes a French protectorate; S.S.Titanic sinks
1914: Outbreak of World War I


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SYNOPSIS: In 48 BC, Cleopatra, facing palace revolt in her kingdom of Egypt, welcomes the arrival of Julius Caesar as a way of solidifying her power under Rome. When Caesar, whom she has led astray, is killed, she transfers her affections to Marc Antony.
BOTTOM LINE: Cecil B. DeMille brings ancient Egypt lusciously to life in this historical melodrama about the most infamous Queen ever to grace the Earth. Colbert is a little too American looking to be fully convincing as Cleopatra, but she sure seems to be having fun seducing every man in sight. The detailed sets and barely-there costumes raise the level of this fairly mediocre retelling of the Egyptian queen's romantic and political escapades.
Not exactly classically beautiful enough for the role, Colbert more than makes up for her physical limitations by vamping it up and playing the men for fools. Her eyes burn with intelligence and ambition, making it clear she's not just a sex object, but a woman fully capable of ruling her country and the world.
The plot is fairly superficial, touching on all the major turning points of her rule, yet focusing mainly on her love affairs with two of the most powerful men on Earth Julius Caesar and Marc Antony. She seduces both with her body and the promise of Egypt's untold wealth. Which just goes to prove that men will go along with anything if they think they're going to get laid. It's almost embarrassing how much they fawn over her.
Colbert's performance is powerful, touching and sometimes silly, due to the outrageousness of some of the dialogue and costumes. This is the Cliff Notes version of the tale and that's what keeps it from being great. There's enough story and skin to keep it interesting, but not enough depth or content to make a lasting impression.
Cleopatra: "Together we could conquer the world."
Julius Caesar: "Nice of you to include me."


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Asked about the possible, four-game suspension of cornerbacks Richard Sherman and Brandon Browner due to violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances, Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll predictably did not comment on the issue.
The Seahawks could face up to a $500,000 fine for talking about player suspensions while they are still going through the process, so that's why Carroll is not speaking on the issue at this time.
"Really we can't comment on that at all," Carroll said. "That is a situation between the players and the league. And we have no position to comment in any way about it."
First reported by ESPN, both players are accused of taking Adderall, a prescription stimulant more commonly used to treat attention deficit hyper-activity disorder (ADHD).
Browner and Sherman claim they are innocent, and are appealing the suspension.
According to several reports, the league is attempting to schedule an appeal hearing for the two players sometime next week.
That makes sense, because Carroll said that he expects both players to play this week at Chicago.
"As of right now, I'm planning on those guys playing," Carroll said.
Browner agent, Peter Schaffer, said his client is innocent.
"Brandon Browner has no knowledge of how an illegal substance could have gotten into his system," Schaffer said. "He is an outstanding person, and a very good football player. And he takes tremendous care of his body, and is very careful what he puts into it.
"We're exploring all avenues to try and figure out how any substance out of the ordinary would be in his system."
Schaffer could not confirm when a hearing date for the appeal will be scheduled. However, he did say normal protocol in this circumstance is for the league to try and schedule a date 20 days after the notice is sent to the player that has tested positive.
Schaffer said that Browner received the notice from the league last week. Schaffer also did not rule out the possibility that his client's appeal process could spill over into 2013.
But if Browner and Sherman are suspended, Carroll said his team has enough depth behind the two, Pro Bowl-caliber starters to keep things going on the back end of the defense.
"We have a very solid, young bunch of guys that have been with us a long time," Carroll said. "And also Marcus (Trufant) has been there for a good while. Jeremy Lane has been doing things for us that we're excited about, and he's a very exciting football player.
"(Byron) Maxwell has done a great job for us on special teams. And when he gets his chances, he does good stuff. So we'd expect him to be a contributor whenever we call on him, just like any other position. These guys are ready to go."
Trufant and Walter Thurmond are listed behind Sherman and Browner on the depth chart. However, I think the likely scenario would be Trufant stating inside on nickel situations, with Thurmond playing one side, and Maxwell and Lane competing for the other spot.
Carroll was asked if his team is out of wiggle room at this point, sitting at 6-5.
"Well, nobody knows," he said. "Everybody's going to predict that this is how it's going to be, but we don't know that. I made a big point about that to our team. You don't know how it's going to go, but we do know that we have to take care of business. We don't have many chances left. We have five games to get it done, and we can't just lock into we're going to win all of our games at home either – that ain't going to be that easy.
"Right now it's Chicago. And it's a five-game push to see how far you can take it."
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British pop star Leona Lewis has paid a visit to a bear sanctuary in Romania to learn more about the work of the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA).
The Bleeding Love hitmaker and animal lover recently wrapped up her European tour and chose to dedicate the last two days of her trip to spending time with the abused grizzlies, which were saved from a life of torture as tourist attractions.
And the animal lover, who is a staunch vegetarian, is full of praise for WSPA officials for providing such good care.
She says, "When I heard about the kind of lives that captive bears suffer around the world, I was shocked. After what they've been through, they can't be released back into the wild. So I asked WSPA if I could visit one of their bear sanctuaries to see for myself how the bears are cared for after they've been rescued."
Taking to her Twitter.com page after her visit to the animal sanctuary, Lewis wrote, "Heading back after my trip to the bear sanctuary! Its (sic) sooo amazing, the bears are magnificent. After a life of abuse they r finally happy!"


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WASHINGTON — The ice goes on seemingly forever in a white pancake-flat landscape, stretching farther than ever before. And yet in this confounding region of the world, that spreading ice might be a cockeyed signal of man-made climate change, scientists say.
This is Antarctica, the polar opposite of the Arctic.
While the North Pole has been losing sea ice over the years, the water nearest the South Pole has been gaining it. Antarctic sea ice hit a record 7.51 million square miles in September. That happened just days after reports of the biggest loss of Arctic sea ice on record.
Climate change skeptics have seized on the Antarctic ice to argue that the globe isn't warming and that scientists are ignoring the southern continent because it's not convenient. But some scientists say skeptics are misinterpreting what's happening and why.
Shifts in wind patterns and the giant ozone hole over the Antarctic this time of year — both related to human activity — are probably behind the increase in ice, experts say. This subtle growth in winter sea ice since scientists began measuring it in 1979 was initially surprising, they say, but makes sense the more it is studied.
"A warming world can have complex and sometimes surprising consequences," researcher Ted Maksym said this week from an Australian research vessel surrounded by Antarctic sea ice. He is with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts.
Sea ice is always melting near one pole while growing around the other. But the overall trend year to year is dramatically less ice in the Arctic and slightly more in the Antarctic.
It's most noticeable in September, when northern ice is at its lowest and southern ice at its highest. For more than 30 years, the Arctic in September has been losing an average of 5.7 square miles of sea ice for every square mile gained in Antarctica.


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State Offers $500 Tax Credit for Qualified Caregivers
Taxpayers, their spouse or dependents, requiring long-term care may qualify to claim the $500 Long-Term Care Credit on their 2001 California state income tax return, according to the Franchise Tax Board (FTB).
"I encourage qualifying taxpayers to take full advantage of this credit. A $500 tax credit can help ease the financial burden paid by taxpayers," said State Controller and FTB Chair Kathleen Connell.
Because this credit is unique to California, the FTB wants to ensure taxpayers are familiar with this credit. The non-refundable credit is available for the qualifying individual-the one who needs the care-who has long-term care needs that will last for at least 180 consecutive days. The qualifying individual includes the taxpayer, a spouse or a dependent. The credit is available to taxpayers whose California adjusted gross income is under $100,000.
The person receiving the care must meet age-related, long-term care requirements as explained in FTB Form 3504, Long-Term Care Credit. To claim the credit, taxpayers must provide the name of the individual needing the long-term care, the individual's taxpayer ID number, and the medical license number of the physician who has certified the individual as needing the long-term care.
Anyone interested in learning more about this credit should access the FTB's Website at www.ftb.ca.gov to get FTB Publication 802, Long-Term Care Credit: Frequently Asked Questions, or to download FTB Form 3504, Long-Term Care Credit.
This credit originated last year. Taxpayers who qualified for this credit, but did not claim it on their 2000 California state tax return, can file FTB Form 540X, Amended Individual Income Tax Return, to claim the credit. Taxpayers can download FTB Form 540X from the Website.
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Control the oil and you can control entire Continents. Control food and you control people. former Secy. of State Henry Kissinger, 1974
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20 Genetically Modified Foods Coming to Your Plate
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9 Foods You Should Never Eat Again
Wine Preference May Indicate Personality
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3 Major Disasters That Could Lead to a Food Crisis Around the World
FDA Backs Safety of Transgenic Fish
Herb Gardening Yields Home Remedies
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Milk Could Hit $8 a Gallon with Farm Bill Stalled
Will Your Next Burger Be Ground-Up Mealworms?
Dec 20
Botulism Confirmed in Queensland Cattle
Dec 17
How Water Is Being Used to Enslave the People
The Coming Water Wars
Drought Driving Up Cattle Sales
Diet Pepsi Quietly Changes Sweetener Still Contains Aspartame
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Smoked Salmon Recalled as Precaution Due to Listeria Risk
Hometown Farmer: Drought Burns Livestock Industry
Drought Expands in Many Farm States
Drought Expands in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas
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EPA Calls "Rain Water Pollution" and Wants to Take Your House Virginia
Pesticide Residues On Organic: What Do We Know?
Ongoing Drought Sparks Uncertainty in 2013 Corn Prices
Report Urges Cultivation of US Agricultural Science
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526,421 Family Farms Threatened By New Death Tax
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How a Gardening Novice Tackled Urban Farming
Pesticide Use Increases as GMO Technology Backfires
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Season Has Changed, but Drought Endures
US Drought Expands, Concerns Mount About Wheat and Rivers
Ongoing Drought Raises Big Concern for Agricultural Future
Winter Wheat Farmers May Abandon More Than 25% of New Wheat Crop
FDA Expands Irradiation of Food Supply; Harmonizing with Codex Alimentarius
Dec 6
Scientists Create 'Coconut-Flavoured' Pineapple
Dec 4
Missouri Farmers Fight Rise in Hay Thefts
Mississippi River: From Waterworld to Water Wars
Dec 3
Farmers Say Drought Isn't Over
Drought to Do Number on Meat Prices
Chinese Snap Up Prime Farm Land in Western Australia
Reports of Deadly Salmon Virus in B.C. Tied Up Federal Resources for Months
Mycotoxins: The Hidden Hormone Danger in Our Food Supply
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Winter Wheat Crop Starts Off in Worst Shape in 26 Years
Tight Supply to Send Grain Prices Surging in Early 2013
A Mandate to Raise Food Prices
California Dairies Reeling After Midwest Drought
Post-Thanksgiving Drought Jitters Come to Minnesota Farmers
GMO Cops: Biotech Giant Hires Former Cops to 'Enforce Patents'
US and Mexico Make Water History
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Superstorm Sandy Leaves Late-Fall Crops Struggling
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Drought Forces Farmers to Feed Cattle Corn Stalks
Farmers Told to Buy Insurance If They Don't Want to Get Sued By Corporations
Farmers Fight to Save Precious Wheat Crops
Mexico Officials: Allowing GM Corn Will Devastate Crops
GM Corn Variety 'Cannot Be Regarded as Safe': Author of Study Linking Food to Cancer Issues New Attack
GM Woes: No Water, No Birds, No Butterflies, and We'Re Coughing at Harvest Time
Damage Is Done By 'Bad Aim' Spraying Illicit Crops
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Organic Farmers Condemn Us Report, Claim It Favors GMO
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U.S. Winter-Wheat Crop Worsens as Dry Weather Curtails Growth HOLLY COMMENT: Over HALF of our Winter Wheat is in Severe-to-Exceptional drought. News agencies are generally keeping this quiet, but one has only to compare the wheat belt map to the current drought map and see trouble. Now look at the UK's Winter Wheat report. As a reminder, this is what most preppers store long-term for wheat supplies.
US Winter-Wheat Condition Worst in 27 Years
US Wheat Crop Rating at Record Low for Nov
US Winter Wheat Conditions Continue on Downwards Spiral
Drought in US Wheat Areas Provokes Dust Bowl Talk
UK Winter Wheat Shows Worst Fungus Symptoms Ever Recorded
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Drought, Water Scare Has Agribusiness Giant Worried
Another Strike Against Farmers: Looming Death Tax
Food Prices to Rise for Holidays, Then More in 2013
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The Terrorist Risk of Food Trucks
Nov 15
Alaska Increases Estimate of Salmon Disaster
Drought Fallout: Lowest Corn Yield in 16 Years
Extreme Weather Ends Europe's Cheap-Wine Era
Affordable Food Is Key to Stability
Nov 14
Nanoparticles in Our Food
Nov 13
Nervous Farmers Scramble for Corn Seed After Drought
Walker's World: Food Crisis Again
Nov 12
LDS Canneries in the US and Canada
Nov 9
Did Prop 37 (GMO Food Labeling) Really Lose or Was It Vote Fraud?
Could Millions of GM Insects Be Released into British Crop Fields Without Safety Checks?
Great, Russia's Crops Just Failed
Purdue Research Farm Gets Organic Certification HOLLY COMMENT: Gee, how many articles have come out lately saying there is no health difference between produce grown organically and those not. Regardless of what 'pundits' say, how smart can it be to each poison? See in doubt? Ask a dead honeybee.
Nov 8
Orlando, Fla. Man Fights to Keep Vegetable Garden in Front Yard
Imported Dried Fruits Recalled for High Lead Levels
Nov 7
Drought Impact Expected to Hit Groceries in January
Nov 5
David vs Monsanto: A Documentary on GMOs
Nov 2
Obama Left Hungry New Yorkers to Dumpster Dive
Bloomberg Diverts Food, Generators from Devastated Staten Island to NYC Marathon UPDATE Marathon Canceled After Severe Backlash from Public
Hurricane Hunger: What Happens When a City's Food Network Breaks Down
Flood Waters Pose Risk of Water Supply Contamination
U.S. Winter-Wheat Condition Worst in 27 Years as Drought Lingers
Crops Feeling the Effects of Sandy
Cuba Crops Ravaged by Sandy
Australia's Early Wheat Harvest Shows Lower Protein, Poor Yields
Crops Under Floods; 6 Dead
Nov 1
Hurricane Sandy Disrupts Food Distribution, 'Thousands of Trucks' in Limbo
Troopers Deployed to NJ Gas Stations as Frustration, Massive Lines Form at the Pump
Sandy Throws the Brakes on Harvest - USDA
Food Shortage Fears in Haiti After Hurricane Sandy
Violent Storms Cut Argentine Corn Crop By 20%
Oct 26-27
Fish Caught in Fukushima as Tainted as a Year Ago, Study Says
Greece Turning to Desperate Measures as Citizens Face Starvation Due to Economic Collapse
Oct 25
Homegrown revolution Gardeners Expand to Tackle Alaska's Food Insecurity
Scientist That Discovered GMO Health Hazards Immediately Fired, Team Dismantled
Judge OK's Genetically Modified Crops on National Wildlife Refuges
Oct 24
Drought Brings Uncertainty to State's Cattle Industry
UN Warns Northwest Africa Over Desert Locust Swarms
Genetic Roulette - The Gamble of Our Lives
Oct 19
US Taxpayers Face Steep Insurance Tab After Crops Fail
Massive Beef Recall Further Validates the Need for Small Farms and Local Agriculture
Oct 18
Drought, Hail, Cold Bring Worst Grape Harvest in Half Century
After Drought, Some Texas Ranchers Wary of Rebuilding Herds HOLLY NOTE: If this is the case, expect beef prices to go through the roof
Got Milk? Drought Threatens to Push Up Dairy Prices
EU Seeks to Cap Food-Based Biofuel Production
Oct 17
Global Food Reserves Have Reached Their Lowest Level in Almost 40 Years
The Next Food Crisis Will Be Caused By Globalist Land-Grabs and Privatization
9 Supermarket Secrets: What Your Grocer Won't Tell You
Putin Calms Russians Over Poor Harvest
There Is a Staggering Amount of Feces in Our Food
Drought Leads Restaurants to Raise Prices, Cut Portions
Drought, Wildfires Have Beef Farmers Looking for Cheaper Feed
Oct 15
Peanut Butter Recall Extended to Raw, Roasted Peanuts
Treating Food Like Stocks and Shares Is a Recipe for Disaster
Flood, High Levy on Rice Trigger Fears of Food Crisis
4 Farmers Commit Suicide Over Flood Disaster in Nigeria
Oct 12
Worst Drought in Decades Holds Steady, Clouding Winter Crop Outlook
Drought Herd Culling Has Milk Prices Rising
Midwest Drought Claims Poultry Producer
Corn Supply Projections Sharply Lower
Severe Drought Means Food Shortages
Drought Persists, Hits Wheat Growers Hard - Report
The Year the Grains Failed: Why Poorer Countries Are Scheduling 'Food-Free Days'
US Farm Belt Needs Rain to Avoid Another Dry Crop Year
75% of African Nations Face Food Shortage Threat: Report
Oct 11
Preserving Hearty Fall Vegetables
Essential Food to Pack in Your Bug Out Bag
75% of African Nations Face Food Shortage Threat
Oct 10
Drought Cuts U.S. Crops Below Demand First Time in 38 Years
Drought Makes Winter Wheat Risky for Farmers
British Shoppers Warned of Fruit and Veg Shortages
Climate Change Threatens 1M Maize and Bean Farmers in Central America
Genetically Modified Foods, Depopulation, and Prop. 37
Oct 9
US Corn Crop Could Hit 6-Year Low, Slash Grain Reserves
Hot, Dry Weather Batter Corn Crops Across Eastern Europe
Toxic Leak in South Korea Sickens Thousands, Ruins Crops
Stink Bugs Wreaking Havoc on Crops
Stink Bug Infestation on the Rise in Several States Are They in Yours?
Saving Season-to-Season with Organic Gardening
Fallout from Drought Hits Colorado Roaring Fork Valley Ranches
Monsanto Found Guilty of Chemical Poisoning in Landmark Case
Jeffrey Smith on GMOs - Seeds of Deception Pt 1, Pt 2
Severe Food and Water Shortages Continue Worrying Somalis
Oct 8
Reality: More People Requested Emergency Food Assistance Than Found Jobs
Infertility Gene in GMO Corn
EU Sides with Monsanto in 'GMO Cancer Corn' Word War
French Bees Make Green and Blue Honey After M&M's Feast
Oct 5
More Food Impacts: First Major U.S. Snowstorm, Cold Snap May Harm Some Crops
Feds Will Use a Crisis to Seize Farmland and Food Stocks
Oct 4
Drought Crushes Local Beef Industry in Hawaii
Vanishing Fruits and Veggies: Warning of Shortages and Price Rises as British Crops Are Hit by Bad Weather
Experts: Food Prices Will Soar Leading to Political, Civil Unrest
Oct 3
Peanut Butter Recall Now Affecting Man's Best Friend
Honda Recalls 600K Accords; Peanut Butter Recall Widens
700,000 Bags of Popcorn Pulled for Listeria Risk
Colorado to Feds: Turn on the Water
Oct 2
Road-Kill to Go? Chinese Restaurant Shut Down After Officials Find Dead Deer in Kitchen
Oct 1
10 Best Survival Foods at Your Local Supermarket
Forget Gas Prices: Have You Checked Your Water Bill?
Beef Products Recall Includes Meat Sold at Fred Meyer Stores
Sept 28
"Biblical" Drought Bites into Spain's Olive Oil Harves
Sept 27
Operation: Whole Foods Hidden Camera GMO Sting - Bait Organic, Switch to GMO
Stink Bug Invasion Promises Foul Fall
Top 10 Breakfast Cereals Most Likely to Contain GMO Corn
'We Are Hungry:' Students Protest School Lunch Guidelines in Video
Storing Honey
Sept 26
Pig Out Now, Worldwide Bacon Shortage Looming
Russia Halts Imports of Monsanto GM Corn Over Cancer Fears
Sept 25
Peanut Butter Recall Expands Beyond Trader Joe's
Corn Crop Is as Expected: Bad
Bad Weather Causing Soar in Food Prices in UK, Too
U.S.: Bees Disappearing at Alarming Rate - 19 Crops at Risk, 100 Potentially Affected HOLLY NOTE: Think primarily fruits and melons
Sept 24
GMO Global Alert! Graphic Details of New Independent Study VOW
From Zyklon B to GM Corn: How GMOs Transformed Food into Globalist Weapon
Sept 21
Farm Bill Left to Die on Vine Before Recess
Sept 20
Drought Hits U.S. Cattle Numbers, Forces Hog Sales
Food Prices to Hit Record Highs
Sept 17
Scientists Predict Food Riots Will Grip Planet Within a Year: We Were Warned 4 Years Ago!
Sept 14
Crops Take Another Hit in Federal Forecast
Sept 13
Rain Eases Drought as Midwest Corn Harvest Unfolds
Global Coarse Grain Supplies Down Lower U.S. Corn & Canada Barley Stocks
Sept 12
Corn Devastated By Climate Extremes: Midwest Rain Too Late to Save Crops
Grain and Hay Crop Forecasts Slashed in Australia
Droughts Could Cause Collapse of Food Webs
Sept 11
On the Farm: A Million-Dollar Rain!
Obama's War on America's Fresh Water Supply
Sept 10
Hunger Chaos Nears as World Suffers from Historic Drought
Sept 7
Food Inflation, Food Shortages and Food Riots Are Coming
'Extraordinary' Fruit Crop Loss Hits Farmers, Migrant Workers Where It Hurts
Breakdown: 3 Tons of Food Looted from Grocery Stores in Spain as Millions Struggle
Seafish Offer 'Smelly'
Sept 4
Why 2013 Will Be a Year of Crisis
Federal Government Approves Cubbie Farm Sale to Chinese-Led Consortium
Aug 31
6 New GMO Crops that May Soon Hit Your Dinner Table
World Food Prices Jumped 10% in July
Aug 29
Cheap Health Food: Tips to Combat Rising Food Prices
Aug 28
Drunk Causes Death of 70,000 Chickens
Aug 27
Food Prices Continue Upward
Food Shortages Could Force World into Vegetarianism, Warn Scientists
Aug 24
DO IT NOW Wait or Die
No Relief in Forecast for Rise in Food Prices
Drought Extends, Crops Wither
U.S. Farmers Hope Isaac Will Bring Drought Relief
After U.S. Drought, Russian Wheat Worries
Spirit of Etsy: Crush Healthy Products as Illegal Drugs
Aug 23
Has Rain Ruined Britain's Fruit Crops?
Mayans Made Drought Worse With Crops
Aug 22
EPA Considers Waive of US Ethanol Mandate
Midwest Drought Could Cost Crop Insurers Billions
Famine Foods Plants Not Normally Considered as Crops and Consumed During Famine
Fukushima Fish Carrying 258 Times the 'Safe' Level of Radiation
Aug 21
Another Hailstorm Wipes Out Crops in Georgia
No Drought-Busting Rains Seen for Crop Belt
Nearly Half of Corn Devoted to Fuel Production Despite Historic Drought
Midwest Drought: Rains Help, But Not Enough to Revive Crops
Congress Can't Choose Between Food Stamps and Drought Relief While Crops Wilt
Drought's Impact on Food Prices Could Worsen Hunger in America
California Farmers Leaving Crops Unpicked Amid Labor Shortage
Salmonella in Cantaloupes Sickens 141, Kills 2
Nanoparticle 'Risk' to Food Crops
Aug 20
Farmers Reflect on Drought
...Forces Oklahoma Agriculture Producers to Ponder Hard Choices
...Cripples Hay Feed Industry
Ranchers Lose Hope Congress Will Provide Money for Feed in Time to Save Cattle Herds
Crop Outlook Dimming as July Heat Compounded Drought Damage
After Drought Blights Crops, U.S. Farmers Face Toxin Threat
Dryness Threatens Western Australia's Wheat Crop HOLLY NOTE: A lot of countries are depending on Australia's crops as America's and Russia's crops are taking major hits.
GM Crops Sneak into 43 Varieties of Food
Aug 17
Food Warning Kansas Senator Fears Failure to Pass Farm Bill will "Play Politics with Our Food"
Free Pickers Damage Orchard
Aug 16
Dairy Farmers 'Just Keep Praying' for Rain
Drought Expected to Take Toll at Checkout
Drought and the Second Ethanol Crash
Aug 15
Water Shut Off for Farmers 2
Drought Aid for Farmers Runs Dry in Washington
Mexico Purchases 1.5 Million Tons of Corn from Drought Stricken US
Report: Drought Worsens in Key Farm States
On Gardening: How to Get Rid of Those Pesky Fruit Flies
Aug 14
Crops, Soil Dry Out Further in Missouri
Report: Condition of Kansas Crops Worsens
Wyoming Faces Worst Hay Crop in Decades
Extreme Heat and Droughts -- A Recipe for World Food Woes
Ozark Aquifer Began Drying Up in 2009
World Powers Eye Emergency Food Meeting; Action Doubted
Australian Wheat Crop Critical as Global Shortage Looms
End Corn-Ethanol Mandate?
Aug 10
Worst Drought in Half Century: Crop Production Down, Prices at Record Highs: USDA Releases Grim Assessment of Drought
Shrivelled US Corn Crop Heralds Supply Squeeze Drama
Drought, Food Prices Fan Fears of New Crisis
Ranchers Send Cows to Slaughter as Drought Sears Pasture
US Biofuel Production Should Be Suspended, UN
Cesium from 60% of Fishery Products in Fukushima
Aug 9
Report: Drought Worsens in Key Farm States
U.S. Crops Limping into Autumn as Drought Lingers
Livestock Farmers Still Seeking Pause in Ethanol Production
U.S. Drought Drives Up Food Prices Worldwide
Man Sentenced to 30 Days for Catching Rain Water on Own Property Enters Jail
Aug 8
The Hunger Wars in Our Future
Worldwide Droughts Severely Affecting Grain Crops
Drought: Farmers Dig Deeper, Water Tables Drop, Competition Heats Up
Britain Faces Food Price Hikes as Fears Grow That Drought-Hit Russia May Impose Export Ban on Grain
Aug 7
Thanksgiving Turkey Prices to Go Up
Aug 6
EPA Moving to Control All Water in the U.S.
Grains Foreceast Next Move Hinges on USDA Drought Tally
Food Disaster Worries Mount: U.S. Drought Continues to Worsen
Kevlar Tires Now Required to Traverse 'Spear-Like' GMO Crops
6 Ingredients You Don't Want in Your Food
Aug 3
No Help for Farmers as Congress Breaks
Garden Fresh Recalling 7 Tons of Salads
Think About Raising Your Own Chickens? Eliminate the Cost of Their Feed
Continuing Drought Forces Livestock Producers to Downsize
Aug 2
Italy May Have Lost Third of Corn Crop on Heat, Drought
Aug 1
Peach or Perish
Small Farmers Struggle as Drought Kills Vegetables
Lion's Share of Crops to Swelter into August
Parched Fields as Drought Devastates US Crops
Small Farmers Suffer Doubly in Drought: Crop Loss and No Insurance
Grain Markets Soar on Worldwide Crop Downgrades
Think America Isn't Being Judged? So. America Readies Record Crops Amid U.S. Drought
Gov't Controlling People Through Food
July 30
Arkansas Farmer: Worst Drought I Have Ever Experienced in My Lifetime + Pics of Decimated Veggies
Crops Keep Shrinking in Historic Drought
Get Ready to Pay More for Your Steak
Oregon Man Sentenced to 30 Days in Jail -- for Collecting Rainwater on His Property
The Truth About Eggs and Diet
July 27
Drought Afflicts 86% of U.S. Midwest, Crops Wilt
Drought, Heatwaves, Now Hail Damages Crops, USDA Responds, Growers Alerted to Fire Blight Danger
How the Drought Will Affect Consumers (and What You Can Do About It)
Signs of the Food Apocalypse: Burger King App
July 26
Some Rain But Not Enough to Stave Off Crop Losses
Soybeans Next Casualty of 2012 Drought
Midwest Drought Worsens, Food Inflation to Rise
World in Serious Trouble on Food Front
Sandinistas vs. Monsanto
July 25
Upper Midwest Sees Forecast of Rain, But Enough?
Farmers May Weather Drought Better Now Than in '88
19 Crops That Would Disappear Without Bees
July 23
Couple Refuse to Rip Up Illegal Vegetable Garden after Demands from Draconian Council
Felon Farmers? Law Criminalizes Legitimate Businesses
Buying Local from Farmers Markets
Irrigation Business Reigns as Farmers Fight Drought
Cargill Recalls 29,000 Pounds of Ground Beef in Salmonella Scare
July 20
Message from Farming Family in Illinois
First Drought and Heat, Now Pests Are Destroying Corn Fields
Quietly, A Food Crisis Brews
They're Coming for Our Food, One Food Policy Council at a Time
Known to Kill Cows, Castrate Wildlife, Induce Spontaneous Abortion in Lab Rats... and it's Likely in Your Water
July 19
Cowpocalypse: Prepare for the Largest-Ever Drop Off in Livestock Herds HOLLY COMMENT: Drought is forcing cattlemen to sell or butcher their herds early with minimal animals remaining. This will initially produce a glut of beef on the market, with possibly lower prices, but after this supply is sold, expect costs of beef and dairy to skyrocket. These higher prices may linger for several years as it takers about 3 years to rebuild a herd.
Midwest Drought Now Burning Pig Farmers, Too
No Respite for U.S. Crops; Kentucky Corn Hit Hardest
Drought Expected to Drive Up Cost of Milk, Cheese
...Officials Pray for Rain
Corn Production Slashed Soybeans Next Shoe to Drop?
UK Wheat Exports Tumble as Stocks Hit "Historical Low"
World Grain Price Surge Triggering Defaults
Livestock, Ethanol Producers Fight Over Who Gets the Grain
As the US Drought Spreads to India, Will the Black Swan Be Deep Fried
Bird Flu Cases May 'Jeopardize' Mexico Egg Exports
July 18
Corn Disaster: Rain Coming, But Not Enough
Corn Prices Headed for Record Highs as Crop Shrinks
July 17
Widespread Drought Threatens U.S. Crops HOLLY COMMENT: I just figured the U.S. grain stockpiles, where the USDA factors in Wheat, Milled Rice and Corn. This DOES NOT absorb the major hit on corn as its stockpile figures run Sept-Aug and soybeans are not factored into the formula at all. Soybeans are also taking a major hit, 2nd to corn. America is down to just a 39-day supply of grains, which when the corn figure comes in, the stats will only get worse once.
Threatens World Food Supply: "We're Moving from a Crisis to a Horror Story"
From Milk to Meat, Grocery Prices Spike as Drought Lingers
Needles Found in Sandwiches on 4 Delta Flights
'Monsanto Protection Act' to Grant Biotech Industry Total Immunity Over GM Crops?
July 16
Ranchers Hit by Fires, Drought -- and Scarce Alfalfa
Food Crisis Fears as US Corn Soars
Worst Drought in the US in 25 Years Wrecks Havoc on Country's Most Important Crops
Drought Hits Corn Crop Hard 3
July 13
Some Corn Farmers Mow Fields As Drought Worsens
Farmers Suffer as Soaring Temperatures Worsen Drought in Midwest
Midwest Corn Crop Hinges on Next 30 Days
Widespread Drought Causes Corn Prices to Surge; Grocery Goods Next?
Crops Surge as US Cuts Harvest Outlooks Amid Parching Drought
July 12
USDA Forecasts Higher Beef Production as Pastures Deteriorate
Russian Grain Harvest to Fall 15% in 2012
What Senators Got Paid Off to Support S.510 The 'Food Austerity Act'
Grocery Store Items Really Are Shrinking Before Our Eyes
July 11
Farmer Says Drought Turns Cattle Ranch into 'Desert'
July 9
Corn Crisis Explodes into Corn Disaster
Missouri Needs Rain and Lots of It to Save Crops
Extreme Heat Affects Jersey Crops
Heat Wave Threatens Crops: "It Could Be Catastrophic" 2
In Texas Cotton and Corn Are Hurting Farmers May Not Plant FALL Crops
In Tenn. Crops Wilting Under Extreme Temperatures Even the Weeds Are Dying
Ohio's Corn: "Rain Could Still Help, But Much of the Damage Is Already Done"
20-50% of Corn Crops in 9 States Rated Poor or Very Poor; Stockpiles Down 48% March-June
Midwest Drought Affecting National Food Production
Farmers Reporting Huge Crop Losses Because of Immigrant Labor Drop
Monsanto Launches Massive Campaign to Stop GMO Labeling
Danish Farmer Reverses Illnesses in Pigs by Reverting to a GM-free Diet
Farmageddon - The Truth About the Food and Dairy Industry VOW 1
Grow Your Own Nutrition With Edible Gardening
July 6
Drought Could Spell Steep Crop Insurance Losses
July 5
Fears of New Dust Bowl as Heat, Drought Shrivel Midwest Corn
Colorado's Drought Declared a Crop Disaster
What Happens If Record Heat, Crippling Drought Cause Widespread Crop Failures Throughout The U.S.?
Poisonous Shellfish Found at Washington Harbor
July 4
Heatwave Threatens US Grain Harvest
Farmworkers Threatened by Pesticides, Government Red Tape EPA Stays Mum
July 2
Growing Trend: Nighttime Farmers Markets 4
Deforestation and Food Demand
June 28
Heatwave, Drought Visably Impacting Nation's Corn Supply Lowest Stockpile Since 1996
June 28
Gulf Shrimp Widely Contaminated with Carcinogens, Research
June 27
Corn Prices Rise as Midwestern Crops Wilt in Heat
June 26
Fukushima Seafood on Sale for First Time Since Nuclear Disaster
June 25
Senate Rejects Amendment Giving States the Right to Require GMO Labeling
Monsanto Faced with Paying $7.5 Billion Back to Farmers
Nature Revolts on Monsanto Franken Crops
How the Feds Set Frankenstein Free on the Farm Terrorizing Farmers, Making Us Sick
June 22
Closer Look Reveals Vulnerability in Wheat Supplies
Behind the GM Wheat Trial
Gov Criminalizes Self Reliance: Woman's Survival Garden Seized and Destroyed by Authorities
June 20
Canada's Food Supply at Stake in New Trade Talks
Agent Orange Corn 1
June 19
Farming Woes in Arkansas
Crops in Western Ky. Suffering Due to Drought
Storms, Hail Damage Some Crops in South Dakota
June 18
Cattle Ranchers Hit Hard By Drought 4
Downpour Wipes Out 1/3 of Minn. Farm Crops
June 15
Russia's Rostov Farmers May Have Lost 30% of Grains Due to Drought
Millions of Grasshoppers Eating All Vegetation
June 14
UN: Food Supply Tenuous for 16 Million NKoreans
June 13
Army Worms Devour Crops at 40 NY Farms
U.S. Corn Crops Off to Dry Start, But Strengthening El Nino May Help
USDA Reduces Estimate of Nebraska Wheat Harvest
Odd Spring Leaves Michigan's Cherry & Apple Crops in Bad Shape
India's Crops Withering Away Due to Pollution
Farm Bill Divides Midwestern and Southern Farmers
Urban Gardens Are Sprouting Up in Tulsa (and All Over)
Speedy Gardening: Quick-Ripening Vegetables You'll Love
Add Homegrown Melons to List of Must-Haves
Interest in Organic Crops on the Rise
Gardeners Have Better Sex Lives
June 11
Red Tide Poisons Canada's Sunshine Coast Fish
June 8
Watching Building Drought in Corn Belt
3 California Counties Declared Agricultural Disasters
290,000 Bq/Kg at 18km from Japanese National Diet
June 6
Deep Sand Covers Farm Fields After Flooding
Related: Sand Destroys Farmland
Climate Change Endangering Food
Health Freedom Victory: Organic Farmers File Appeal vs. Monsanto
Michigan's Fruit Crop Hit by "the Most Damaging Weather Season in Recent Memory"
June 4
Farmer Panic! Crops Die as Gov't Blocks Wells
Midwest Cattle Farmers Complain of Government "Spying"
Maize Disease to Cause Food Shortage
2012 Global Food Shortage Emergency Crises - Start Storing Survival Food 1
May 30
Fukushima Radiation Detected in U.S. Food Supply
Big Food's 9 Dirty Secrets You Should Know
Exposed: Monsanto Planted GM Alfalfa Before USDA Approved It, Feds Knew
Prepare Fresh Corn on the Cob Without Those Pesky Corn Silks 3
May 29
Fukushima Radiation Shows Up in Bluefin Tuna Off California
Radioactive Tuna Found in California in August 2011 4
Buy American to Eat Safe
'Pink Slime' Is Tip of the Iceberg: Look What Else Is in Industrial Meat
Groundwater Depletion Threatens Food Security in California, Texas
May 25
9 Meals Away from Anarchy Pt 1, Pt 2 HOLLY NOTE: This is the "happy scenario" since this is an older video this is more valid than ever
May 24
Blatant Corruption Exposed as EU Blocks France's Ban on Monsanto's GMO Maize
May 22
Bagged Salad Recalled Due to Possible Listeria Contamination
Extreme Weather Cancels County's Fruit Harvest
Ontario Apples 'a Disaster'
May 18
Growing Risks from Hatchery Fish
May 17
BP's Gulf of Mexico Oil Disaster: Seafood Has Dangerous Radiation
'Sin Taxes' Must Raise Food Prices by 20% for Any Effect, Argue Experts
May 15
The US, China, and India Risk Severe Water Shortages
'Existential Threat' to Western U.S. States New Obama Water Policy Position Overturns Decades of Practice
Body Count: Agenda 21 and the Control of Food
May 14
Caterpillars Threaten Southern Crops
Sarah Browning: Vertical Gardening Makes the Most of a Small Garden Footprint
May 11
Severe Storm Destroys Thousands of Acres of Crops Wisconsin
Hundreds of Farmers Lose as Floods Ravage Kenya Crops
Hail Storms Damage Thousands of Acres of New Mexico Crops
Food Prices Hit Record High in Indiana Farm Bureau Survey
Minnesota Moms Threatened with Criminal Charges for Distributing Fresh Food from Local Farms
May 10
Asia Faces Threat to Crops If El Nino Unleashed Again
9 Babies Born with Horrific, Rare Deformity Were Their Mothers Poisoned by Weedkiller?
May 9
Unusual Weather Devastates Michigan Fruit Crops
Soy-Crop Bust Spurs China to Drain U.S. Stockpiles
Guatemala's Coffee Crop Hit by Killer Fungus
Crop Damage Drives Farmer to Suicide
Katherine Mckenzie: Why I Support Organic Gardening
Seeds: Save Money on Gardening by Saving Seeds
Downwind Backlash: 'Agent Orange Corn' Coming to Your Table?
May 8
Salmonella Cases Surge in Asheville, N. Carolina Area
"Pink Slime" Label Forces Beef Plant Closures
New EO to Eliminate GMO Trade Barriers
Farming and Food Tyranny in the Land of No
May 7
Will Chinese Herbal Pills Containing Dead Baby Flesh Lead to Human Mad Cow Disease?
May 4
U.S. Seafood Provider Testing for Fukushima Contamination: "Growing Concern for Potential Radiation Affecting the Nation'S Seafood" 'Trace' Amounts May Have Been Present in 'Rare' Cases
Radiation Detected In Drinking Water In 13 More US Cities, Cesium-137 In Vermont Milk
Michigan Growers Say Disaster Unfolding: Erratic Spring Weather Zaps Cherries, Other Fruits
Toxic Chemicals Found In Gardening Tools
May 3
California Public to Vote on GMO Label Act; Biotech Lies Begin
Welsh Farmer Leads anti-GM Crop Protest Against Pioneering Wheat Crop Experiment
World Food Prices Fall; Inflation Fear Remains
Backyard GardWorld Food Prices Fall; Inflation Fear Remains
May 2
Hard Freeze Hits Fruit Crops
Top 10 GMO Foods to Avoid
Scientists Urge GM Campaigners to Call Off Protest
500,000 Chickens Killed in Egg Farm Fire
May 1
New GM Crops Could Make Superweeds Even Stronger
317 Sickened in Mexico's Food Poisoning
April 30
Canadians Track Japanese Tsunami Debris, But Won't Systematically Test Salmon for Radiation
Gardeners Look to Warm-Season Vegetables
April 27
Global Famine after Even Limited Nuclear War, New Study
Soft Drinks: Public Enemy No.1 in Obesity Fight?
April 26
Feds Attempt to Sieze Control of Food Retail System 1
April 25
Mad Cow Disease Found in One Calif. Bovine
Mad Cow Reemergence May Hamper California's Beef, Dairy Industries
The Assault on Food
April 23
Back to Eden VOW
April 20
U.K. Joins Spain in Worst Drought for Decades as Crops Emerge
'Huge' Water Resource Exists Under Africa
China Buying US Corn
April 19
Drought Sparks Water Fight with Texas, Mexico
The War Is Just Beginning
Battle Over Water 3
April 18
Series of Freak Storms Hammer San Joaquin Valley Crops
Street Riots Form in Response to Monsanto Intrusion into Nepal
Farm Group Seeks U.S. Halt on 'Dangerous' Crop Chemicals
Happiness is Gardening in Spring!
April 16
Storms in the Calif. Hurt Farmers' Crops
Report: Yellowfin Tuna Tied to Salmonella Outbreak
Dole Recalls Bags of Seven Lettuces Salad Due to Salmonella Fears
April 13
GAO: Reducing Crop Ins. Premiums Could Save $1 Billion a Year HOLLY NOTE: This means farmers will take it in the shorts again. When farmers can't afford to grow crops, what will you eat? As natural disasters ramp up, this puts them more at risk than ever.
Food Poisoning Bacteria Found in 20% of Chickens in UK Supermarkets
April 12
Millions Against Monsanto: The Food Fight of Our Lives
April 10
USDA 'Doesn't Know' If You Are Eating Cloned Meat
April 9
Prepared for Growing Climate Change Water Threats
Experts Predict Long Droughts in Rwanda, Call to Increase Food Storage
Nearly 100 Sickened by Salmonella Outbreak
April 6
Preventing Food and Water-Borne Illness in a Power-Down Situation
Drought Hits 10 Million Ares of China's Crops
April 4
Gardening: Birds, Bees & Blueberries 5
April 3
Meat Industry to Retaliate for Pink Slime Exposure with Higher Prices; USDA and FDA Escape Scrutiny
April 2
Stealth GMOs Rapidly Consuming Global Food Supply
March 28
Mich. Asparagus Crop Taking Severe Hit Due to Weather
Frosty Night Threatens Early-Budding Fruit Crops
The True Cost of Growing a Garden
March 27
Doomsday Preppers or How to Look Crazy without Even Trying
How to Stockpile Food
Insane Michigan Gov't. Announces Plan to Destroy Ranch Livestock Based on Hair Color, Arrest Hundreds of Ranchers as Felons
March 26
16,000+ Lbs. of Ground Beef Recalled
March 25
Agricultural Terrorism
Court Orders FDA Action on Antibiotic Use on Farms
Container Gardens in Vogue for Spring Planters
Drought Moves More Cattle to Feedlots
Unprecedented Opportunity to Get BPA Out of Food
March 21
Potato Project; The Importance of "Organic" 3
Stink Bugs Migrating to the Deep South
7 Recent Victories for Raw Milk Freedom Advocates
March 19
Gardening and Chickens Make a Good Match
Raised Bed a Grand Gardening Option
March 16
Proposed Federal Rule Could Prevent Kids from Working on Farms
Children Face Dangers on Farms, But Not from Farmwork
Chances Are Pink Slime Is in Grocery Store Beef, Too
March 15
Imported-Food Outbreaks Rise, CDC
Meat Under Fire for Causing Cancer, Death
'Pink Slime' Beef Will Be a Choice for Schools
Green Thumbs Up: Plant a Pollinator Friendly Garden
Monsanto's Roundup Shown to be Ravaging Butterfly Population
To Counter Honey Bee Demise, Business Advisor Helps Alternative Bee Business Take Flight
Gardening Tip: Soda Bottle Planters
Water Emergency Could Drive Up Food Prices Calif. Farmers to Get Only 30-50% of Needed Water 3
March 14
California Declares War on Raw Dairy Farmers
March 12
65-year-old California 'Milk Man' Subjected to Extreme Torture, Hypothermia, Raw Sewage in LA County Jail
Farms in Hawaii Sustain Major Damage After Heavy Rain Batters Isles
March 9
Overfishing Leaves Swaths of Mediterranean Barren
Water Shortage a Global Threat Without Urgent Reform: OECD
March 6
Floods Set to Push Up Food Prices
March 5
Bureaucrats and Other Pesky Critters on the Road to Food Freedom
The Beauty of Pollination - Time Lapse Photography 3
High Levels of Resistant Bacteria on Meat (Again)
March 1
Rally March 2nd for Farmer Facing 3 Years in Prison
Arctic Doomsday Vault Grows a Few Seeds Bigger
February 29
Bill Gates, Monsanto, and Eugenics: Promoting a Corporate Takeover of Global Agriculture
Mechanically Separated Meat Pulverizing Animal Carcasses Used in Hot Dogs, Burgers, Lunch Meat, Spam
February 28
Drought Will Push Up Price of Food, Farmers Warn
February 27
Food-chain Unraveling: Livestock Plagues Hit U.S., Nepal, and UK, Mystery Virus Killing Numerous Animals
February 24
Farmland Goes for Premium as Commodity Prices Tick Up
Utah Bill Would Make Videotaping a Factory Farm the Same as Assaulting a Police Officer
Pruned Trees Grow Best Fruit
February 23
Florida's Blueberry Crop Damaged But Growers Still Hopeful
Farmers Furious After Iraq Stops Buying US Rice
Roundup Diluted by 99.8% Still Destroys Human DNA, Study
Monsanto Found Guilty in France for Farmer's Illness
Pasteurized Milk 150 Times More Contaminated with Blood, Pus and Feces Than Fresh Milk
February 22
Sticky Situation: Mild Winter Worries Maple Syrup Producers
Millions of Pounds of Toxic Poison to Flood US Farmland
Artificial Meat Not Without Health and Liberty Concerns
WH Blocking Release of Monsanto-linked Lobbyist's Email
February 21
Monsanto's Bt GMO Corn to Be Sold at Wal-Mart No Indication It Is Genetically Modified
NutraSweet Company Brags About the Second Coming of Aspartame
Would You Eat Lab-Grown Meat?
February 20
New Research: GMO Food Far Worse Than We Think
February 17
The Hungry Generation
GMO Foods and Intellectual Property: The Ultimate Food Fight 3
February 16
Weather Around the World Affecting Crop Prices
Want Easier Container Gardening? Downsize
'Worrisome' Arsenic Level Found in Organic Baby Formula
Maker of Snickers to Put Its Chocolate on Diet
February 15
Food Inspector Confiscates Kid's Homemade Lunch
February 13
Jeffrey Smith on Dangers of GMO Foods Hr 1 (starts at 6:55), Hr 2 and Scotty Roberts' Research on the Nephilim Hr 3, Hr 4
February 9
Record US Crop Losses in 2011
Farmers Worried About Warm Winter
January Freeze Kills Up to 20% of California Orange Crops
Rapidly-Maturing Wheat Crop Faces Multiple Threats
Warm Winter Having Impact on Crops, Azaleas
Brazil Soy Forecast Cut After Drought Parched Crops
World Food Prices Rose Most in 11 Months on Oilseeds, Grains
Global Food Prices Up in Jan, Snap 6-Month Downtrend
Are Biotech Crops Winning Over Farmers?
Global Plantings of GM Crops Grew 8% in Just 1 Year
Brazil to Overtake U.S. as Top GM Producer HOLLY NOTE: After all the bad press on GM foods, notice the transition in news articles from using "genetically modified" to "biotech" crops.
Truth About GM Crops Is Not Difficult to Find
GM Crops Around the World in 2011
WH, US Courts & EPA Shaft Veterans to Protect Monsanto & Dow
February 8
Monsanto GMO Food Alarm from Inside Scientists 1
The Ill-effects of Monsanto's GM Seeds in India
1 Can of Diet Soda a Day Increases Risk of Heart Disease by 43%
February 7
Global Food Crisis to Spur Sturdy Growth of GM Crops, Report
February 3
Food Crisis as Drought and Cold Hit Mexico
Minnesota Food Company Recalls Cooked Eggs Distributed In 34 States Due to Listeria
Monsanto-funded Legislators Suppress WA's GMO-label Bills, Lie About Funding
February 2
Sugar Can Harm Like Alcohol and Tobacco, Regulate It: Article Says
February 1
Soaring Beef Prices Force Shoppers to Find Other Foods
January 27
US Cattle Herd Drop to 1958 Low
Calls for GMO Labeling Keep Cropping Up
Monsanto Shareholders Reject Study on Crop Risks
Dow and Monsanto Team Up on the Mother of All Herbicide Marketing Plans
Liar, Liar: FDA Secrets, Scandals & Slip Ups!
Thai Elephants Now Being Poached for Human Consumption
Good Food vs. Bad Food 3
January 25
Mexico Offers $2.6 Billion to Victims of Record Drought
January 20
Growing Potatoes
January 19
World at Risk for Devastating Food Crisis
January 18
33 States Getting USDA Emergency Disaster Funds
Mexico Hit by Rumors of Indian Famine, Suicides
January 17
Weather-driven Devastating Food Shortage Sparks Mass Suicide in Mexico City
Only in L.A.: Sex for Chicken McNuggets
January 16
How Close to a Train Track Can You Set Up a Vegetable Market?
January 13
Huge Underground Government Food Storage Cave
January 12
USDA Ignores Pesticide Ravaging Bee Population, Threatening Global Environment
Food Poisoning Outbreak at Sushi Bar Leaves 84 Sick, 19 in Hospital Authorities Keep Multiple Incidents Quiet
January 11
USDA Agricultural Survey: Voluntary Not Mandatory
Farmers Sue Jon Corzine Over Missing Millions
USDA Scientist Reveals All: Glyphosate Hazards to Crops, Soils, Animals, and Consumers
Orange Juice Prices Hit Record
January 10
Out of Odor: Offensive-Smelling Bugs Put U.S. Farmers on the Defensive
Multiple Factors Will Raise Food Prices Another 2-3% in 2012
January 9
Grain Demand Not Met Domestically and Globally Prices Skyrocketing
January 6
The Attack on Our Seeds
Monsanto Spends Whopping $2M in Q3 2011 Lobbying Government
January 5
Record Heat in the Dakotas Poses Fire Danger, Threatens Crops
Crops Damaged as Temperatures Drop to 31ºF in Western Fla.
U.S OK. Could See GE Fish Enter Canadian Food Supply Chain
January 3
Drought Predictions Spark Crop Failure Fear
Fla. Preps Crops for Frigid Temps Underway
Australia's Food Supplies Under Threat in Foreign Buy-Up
Food Swaps with Friends Fine, Says NZ Govt (sad America is this logical)
January 2
Freeze Coming to Florida Crops in Danger