Senator Al Franken recently sponsored the Franken Anti-Government-Contractor Rape Liability Bill. The legislative amendment states that the US government will not hire companies who make employees sign a contract saying that they will not sue if they...
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Bolstered by new polls and fresh off their vote to bar an increase in the nation's $14.3 trillion debt ceiling, House Republicans swaggered into the White House Wednesday for the latest negotiation to end their economic hostage taking. One, …
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Do not forget the teaching of "learned helplessness". In schools now there is no such thing as self defense. Should any student be attacked and defend themselves they are found to be just as guilty as the attacker and suspended or expelled.
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Patrick Priebe, a German hacker who seems to be very good with tools, has constructed a handheld pulse laser pistol. It fires off a 1mw bast of infrared light through a Nd:YAG laser. In the video below you can see the effectiveness of his laser pisto...
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Rick Madonik, Staff Photographer Camilo Martinez, 4, looks back over his shoulder as the family heads to the Immigration office. The Martinez family is deported from Canada for Colombia after a failed attempt to seek asylum in Canada. They came in a ...
A dystopian megacity, in which buildings merge together to become a single solid block, is the stuff of science fiction — but it already happened, in Hong Kong.
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