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Date: March 19, 2019
“Musicians whose music appears in this podcast aren’t affiliated with it in any way unless explicitly stated otherwise. Every person on this podcast only represents themselves and not any organisation or group they might belong to unless explicitly stated otherwise.” |
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Date: March 19, 2019
01) Terence McKenna – Language About The Unspeakable (Part 1)
“Terence McKenna lecture presented in Maui, Hawaii in 1994.”
Date: March 18, 2019
01) BERNIE SANDERS Running Mate for the 2020 Election
“The choice of a running mate is always important in a presidential election. For Bernie Sanders in the 2020 election, his vp pick will be more significant than ever. Should he win, he would be the oldest president ever elected to a first term, beating the record of the current commander-in-chief. While unlike Trump, there have been no serious discussions surrounding Bernie’s physical or mental aptitude to discharge the duties of the presidency, his advanced age heightens the significance of his vp pick. And the urgency of the decision. The sooner he picks a running mate, the sooner voters can know who would be in charge, should the worst happen.
Bernie has already dropped some little hints as to who it will be. In this video, I’m going to break down Bernie’s stated preferences, and provide a short list of who I think is most likely to be selected. I’ll also touch upon this, slightly different question:
Who should he pick?”
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Date: March 18, 2019
“The Atheist Experience 23.10 for March 10, 2019 with Matt Dillahunty & Jim Helton.” |
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Date: March 18, 2019
“It looks like a micro-car. It rides like an electric-assist bike. The ELF (“electric, light, fun”) is a solar car-bike hybrid that will keep you out of the rain, or from breaking a sweat, and perhaps convince you to jettison your car for all those trips around town (and to get into shape while you’re at it). Inspired by solar/human-powered aircraft pioneer Paul MacCready, decades ago Rob Cotter began experimenting with human-powered vehicles. He left a job at Porsche to consult though things slowed down in the nineties when ”people were more interested in minivans and SUVs and things.” He decided the moment had arrived when, at the end of the nineties he began consulting for the New York City bike sharing, “and realized that if NYC’s putting in about 300 miles of new bike trails there’s a market for vehicles like this,” explains Cotter, “Bicycles that could get people up the hills easier, get them out of the weather, be safer, not tip over, carry passengers, carry a payload, have turn signals, brake lights, all of those things and just started going in that direction from that point on.” In 2012 he founded Organic Transit- alongside his wife Maureen Costello- in an old furniture store in downtown Durham, North Carolina. To move things along quickly, they launched using an agile design process. “Originally we sold about 50 on kickstarter. We knew we were losing money on each one, but it allowed us to get the vehicles out there and make the changes. So since that time 3 years ago we’ve made about 400 changes to the ELF.” Today, the ELF is a 160 pound (72.5kg) vehicle that can carry up to two adults (or an adult plus 2 children) or an adult plus 500+ lbs (226 kg) of cargo (there’s space in back for a dozen bags of groceries. Starting at $7,000, it’s classified as a ‘bicycle’ by US law so it can’t legally go faster than 20 mph on just electric power (though pedaling and hills will speed things up). With a lithium-ion battery and mid-motor drive, it has a range of 48 miles per charge (and further if you pedal). The rooftop solar panel will recharge the battery with 7 to 8 hours of sun or the battery can be removed and plugged into a wall for a 2.5 hour charge. Since it’s technically a bicycles, the ELF can be driven on bike paths and parked on sidewalks. “So our goal was to be able to take a car-like experience and turn it into a bicycle,” explains Cotter. “This will go anywhere a bicycle will go, all bicycles can ride on many streets, all secondary roads and things like that. It’s like a car except that it’s 160 pounds so it’s a car that you can actually pedal. And the nice thing about it when you’re zooming along somewhere you can go point to point you can go door to door just pull right up to the building and park it in the bike rack up front.” Citation: |
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Date: March 18, 2019
01) Fake News: CBC Hides The Truth About Fazio Case – TFF Episode 99
Geez…I did not know that some women are genetically predisposed, towards vaginal tearing and bleeding…A bit of discussion is in the comments section…
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Date: March 17, 2019
“As the investigation into foreign influence in the 2016 election heats up, we bring you a story of how fake news starts, snowballs and sometimes erupts into gunfire. This story takes us into the world of right-wing Twitter trolls, pro-Trump political operatives and fake-news profiteers from St. Louis to Macedonia. This collaboration with Rolling Stone and Type Investigations was originally broadcast Nov. 18, 2017. Dig Deeper: |
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Date: March 17, 2019
01) GOOD BOYS Red Band Trailer (2019)
“Watch the official trailer for Good Boys, a comedy movie starring Jacob Tremblay, Keith L. Williams and Brady Noon. In theaters August 16, 2019. A Group of young Boys on the cusp of becoming teenagers embark on an epic quest in the San Fernando Valley to fix their broken toy before their Parents get home. © Universal Pictures”
Date: March 17, 2019
01) Doctor Pummels Fox Hosts Into Submission On Medicare For All
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Date: March 17, 2019
“Computed Axial Lithography is the first printer of it’s kind. It can shape objects, all-at-once, using specialized synthetic resin and rays of light.” |
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