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Audra Shay: The GOP's Young Hatemonger
thedailybeast.com — The Daily Beast revealed details of posts of her Facebook account. Specifically, a thread where one of her friends posts that ““Obama Bin Lauden [sic] is the new terrorist… Muslim is on there side [sic]… need to take this country back from all of these mad coons… and illegals,” and Shay responds eight minutes later with: “You tell em Eric! lol.” More…
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Apple Will Strike iPhone Deal In China Three Months Earlier
businessweek.com — The Chinese government received an application from Apple today, seeking a Network Access License to sell the iPhone for officially-sanctioned use in the country. Maybe more surprising is that the application is for an iPhone that doesnâ��t include wifi connectivity. This has been a sticking point in negotiations with the Ministry of Industry... More…
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Are Ocean Societies the New Frontier for Sustainable Living?
inhabitat.com — Estonian architect Marko Järvela believes that sustainable water-locked living could in fact become a wonderful reality. He saw designing “SESU Seastead” (short for SElf-SUstained seastead), as an opportunity to find the reality in ideas that are “balancing at the edge of utopian.” More…
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WordsnCollisionAre Hybrid Cars Dangerously Quiet?
content.usatoday.com — If you've ever had a hybrid sneak up on you in a parking lot, you might think they're the ultimate stealth vehicle. Japan is apparently taking a hard look at whether hybrid vehicles are TOO quiet and may need a noisemaker to protect pedestrians. More…
Tangled Trade Talks
nytimes.com — There are few things that could do more damage to the already battered global economy than an old-fashioned trade war. So we have been increasingly worried by the protectionist rhetoric and policies being espoused by politicians across the globe and in this country. More…
As women prisoners increase, so do strains on children
courier-journal.com — It's bonding day at the Kentucky women's prison, and a half-dozen mothers in beige jumpsuits shift anxiously in their metal chairs, waiting to begin a weekly visit with the children they gave birth to behind bars. When the door opens, the women rush to their children with tears, soft words and open arms, though some babies cling to More…
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