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good magazine's hidden cost of war. (same magazine that did the awesome "internet porn" video)
no one on television expresses their disgust and dismay with the current state of american policy like jack cafferty. on the heels of the pentagons request for an additional $99.7 billion for military operations in iraq, he challenges us to reflect on the incredibly high cost of this war — in both life and treasure — and ask ourselves what those sacrifices are achieving.
climate change is "potentially the most serious threat there has ever been" to security and prosperity, according to britain's new climate ambassador.
in an article for the bbc news website - his first since taking the post in june - john ashton says climate change must be tackled "whatever it costs".
full story
every second counts!
the tallied bill for america's current wars in iraq and afghanistan brought to you by good magazine
as barack obama, the us president, sends his budget outline to congress, us defense spending is coming under new scrutiny, as al jazeera`s rob reynolds reports.
marijuana bust pays for itself. but where did the cops hide the rest!
a blonde went to eletronic store and she asked, "how is much is this tv?"
the salesman said, "sorry, we don''t sell to blondes."
the next day she came back as a brunette. she asked the salesman how much the tv was.
he said, "sorry, we don''t sell to blondes."
the next day she came back as a red head and asked the salesman how much the tv was.
he said, "sorry we don''t sell to blondes."
she replied, " i came in here as a brunette and a red head. how do you know i am a blonde?"
"because that is not a tv, it''s a microwave."
two policemen who allowed a wanted thug to buy them coffee after his arrest have been suspended after he took the chance to escape.
the 31-year-old, wanted for over 95 different offences, was picked up on a warrant for grievous bodily harm by the two unnamed officers on the croatian island of korcula.
but after persuading them to join him for a last coffee, muzevic paid the bill and fled out of the back of the café, escaping into nearby woods.
the policemen have been suspended and face further disciplinary action while their superiors investigate how they could have allowed a man who has been charged with so many offences to buy them a drink.
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gil smart says obama ought to be investing american resources in america rather than sending more troops, and more money, to afghanistan.
60 minutes investigates the true cost that the federal government shells out for treatment for people in their last two months living
the cost of curbing the soaring emissions of harmful gases that are blamed for causing global warming has been estimated at $1 trillion by a major study of the cost of climate change.
the volume of emissions of the gases that cause global warming will double by 2050 unless rich countries agree to take significant policy steps to cut energy use, it shows.
now in the fifth year, bill moyers asks and tries to answer the question: how do you make tangible the true costs of the iraq war?
fort pierce — upset at the rising cost of crack cocaine, a 46-year-old man accused of smashing up part of a local business and “challenging people to fight” tuesday was arrested, according to a police report released wednesday. a manager of dixon's food mart on avenue d told police a man later identified as gus young jr. came in the store about 9:20 p.m. tuesday and smashed a counter partition and dvd case. as police were on the scene, the store manager pointed to a man on a bicycle in the parking lot and exclaimed, “there, he's back! that's him!” young smelled strongly of alcohol and was “challenging people to fight,” the report states. “when young calmed down, he said he was upset that the price of a rock (crack cocaine) had gone up to twenty dollars from ten dollars,” the report states. "young claimed he swung his fist at a drug dealer in the store, but the drug dealer ducked and young struck the partition and dvd case instead of the drug dealer.” young was arrested on charges including criminal mischief and disorderly intoxication. at the jail, young continued yelling about “how unfair the price of crack had become” and told detention deputies, "stanky (expletives)! i brought me a ten and they're twenty tonight!” source
fancy paying $10,000 for a few odd grams of tea? that’s how much enterprising chinese folks are willing to dish out for puer (or pu-erh) tea, a coveted tea type that is renowned for its exotic taste and healing properties. part of the allure of puer tea comes from the strict definition surrounding this tea type. its most prominent feature is the aging process where older raw leaves are in higher demand and said to taste better. the claims of puer tea having health benefits like aiding weight loss and lowering cholesterol levels also add to its appeal. in addition to this, chinese authorities only recognize yunnan-grown tea as authentic puer tea, thus increasing the value of material from this particular province. the reason for these restrictions are largely due to the puer tea boom of 2007. at the time, investors went wild buying these teacakes which inadvertently lead to an influx of fakes. subsequently, the craze fizzled out in 2008 and the authorities started implementing regulations around puer tea in order to retain its value. as a result of these developments, aged puer tea from yunnan can fetch a hefty amount. typically, a kilogram of puer teacakes can sell for 200 yuan ($30) but price can reach exorbitant amounts if the leaves are older. as a matter of fact, century-old tea can reel in an impressive $10,000 for 10 grams. recently, 3 grams of puer tea dating back to qing dynasty was auctioned at the starting bid of 200,000 yuan (close to $30,000)! source
a multi-million dollar restoration project will expend $24,000 to reconstruct a "historic toilet" on the first floor of a 1912 courthouse, authorities said.
cameron county commissioners voted tuesday to allocate the money for the restroom, which will be constructed in its original location and style. the room was removed during a previous renovation to allow the installation of an elevator.
renovation began in 1994 on the building, which is a historical site overseen by the texas historical commission. the commission gave the county a $3.1 million grant for renovations and all construction must comply with specifications set forward by the group.
the $24,000 will pay for a toilet, fixtures, plumbing, plaster and mosaic tile that are true to the original style of the 1912 lavatory, the brownsville herald reported in its wednesday editions.
the project is about 80 percent complete and should be completed by march, authorities said.
what a good use for $24,000, yeah right....
phillyburbs
i'm sorry that i don't have the source for this information.
another one of johnny chung lee's project - find his website at http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/projects/wii/
blood?
the 1986 challenger explosion was something that never should have set the space program back 2 years.
a short trailer for a film soon to be screened across the nation. more info at http://www.walmartmovie.com
gilmour, crosby and nash
hope it's readable in hi-res.
