Climate hideoutPolar city researcher resides in Longmont By Charlie Angelo Longmont Times-Call LONGMONT, COLORADO — Joey Stanford is not a global warming expert. He’s not sure if it will threaten human...
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In the midst of doing some reading online the other day, a certainphrase popped out at me from a press release from an Australian greengroup that spoke about a "safe-climate future" in an article by RyanKing headlined "Scientists target safe-climate future".The term SAFE...
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This virtual museum was created online in order to allow people around the world to view architectural blueprints of what a future polar city might look like, in the year 2500, for example. The blueprints...
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You've heard of polar cities by now. Google the term or Wikipedia it. There are hundreds of references to polar cities now on the Internet, and the mainstream media is beginning to pick up on the concept too. Here...
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"The annual Ig Noble awards by Annals of Improbable Research have been announced. The winners included: Hsieh Kuo-cheng, a Taiwanese inventor who came up with a ''Net Trapping System to Catch a Bank Robber Immediately'' in 1999, and patented the trap in the USA in 2001; the...
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This is my "idea" for future polar cities to house potential survivors of global warming in year 2500 or yea 3500, far far away. I wonder if you think this idea is worthwhile, in terms of making people THINK about global warming and that if we don't take steps now to stop the...
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"New Year Dance 2008" is a song and video set to reach global audience on December 31. Although it is still 105 days, 11 hours, 8 minutes and 11 seconds until Tueday, January 1, 2008, the dance song (and dailymotion.com video) is already hitting the Internet bandwaves...
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Hsieh Kuo-cheng, a Taiwanese inventor, has a patented device called ''a Net Trapping System to catch a bank robber''. He invented it in 1999, and patented it in the US in 2001. Most people have never heard of him or of his invention, but they soon will. Why? Because Mr Hsieh...
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We are happy to face questioning by police, say Madeleine's rents
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The leading cause of death in the Chinese restaurant industry is homicide
Jennifer 8. Lee, writing on her book blog for "The Fortune Cookie Chronicles", due out in March 2008, notes that "The leading cause of death in the Chinese restaurant industry is homicide".
She goes...
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The black-and-white movie Ông Ko & Liú Ko Tour Around Taiwan (released in Taiwan in 1959) was a huge hit, followed by a series of sequels. A DVD of the movie is available on loan for researchers at the Chinese Taipei Film Archive in Taipei. I am not a film critic and this...
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Aside from overtly urging, in cinematic or otherwise public venues, the near-future construction of sustainable polar cities for survivors of global warming in the far distant future, some observers believe that citizen journalists should also investigate whether such cities,...
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William Powers, a weekly columnist for National Journal in the USA, wrote a piece this week titled "Crowd Control," and it's about citizen journalism. Powers makes some good points worth remembering and taking...
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Here is an interview with Jessica Hagy, the 20-something creator of amazingly witty and thoughtful and though-provoking indexes. An advertising copywriter by day, Hagy keeps a popular blog [http://indexed.blogspot.com/] that showcases her marvelous indexes about this and...
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NEW YORK — Christian kids have been writing letters to Santa Claus for Christmas for over 100 years, and now
Jewish children have a chance to write special Hannukah letters to Bubbie and
Zadie, an imaginary pair of grandparents who read all their mail and
reply as well,...
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