Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Show notes 06/13/2013

Show notes Thursday 06/13/13

Islamists 'staking claim' with Maryland 'cultural center'
On his visit to a new Turkish-funded mosque in Lanham, Md., Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayip Erodogan said his government chose the site because of its location in “free territory.”

Airport garage now Muslim house of worship
Here’s a sign of the changing times — Muslim cabbies now have their very own place at San Francisco International Airport to wash their hands and feet before they pray.

Alleged Mexican cartel members admits to killing 30 people across US
Authorities in Central Florida said DNA from a cigarette butt found inside a soda can helped detectives solve a 2006 murder and possibly a slew of other murders after the suspect, Jose Martinez, admitted to the gruesome murder and as many as 30 more slayings.

Gang of eight seeks alternative to John Cornyn's amendment
Sen. Marco Rubio initially praised a border security proposal from Sen. John Cornyn, helping to make it the leading choice of conservatives demanding tighter enforcement measures.

The mega lie underlying our energy problems
The idea was that our ability to discover and produce higher amounts of hydrocarbon-based energy had peaked and would be forever in decline. This “inevitable” decline in energy production would, in turn, destroy the modern world, as all the luxuries and technologies that we enjoy today (such as cheap electricity and automobiles) rely on these fuels.

California town besieged by endangered birds
Residents of a small California town wish a certain endangered species would make itself scarce.Flocks of California condors have descended upon Bear Valley Springs. Residents, who are allowed to do little to chase them away, say the huge birds peck off roof shingles, damage air conditioners and leave porches coated in droppings.

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Show Notes 06/09/2013

Uncooperative Radio Show Notes: Sunday 06/09/2013

House panel moves to protect religious liberty in Military
The House Armed Services Committee approved a measure on Thursday to protect religious liberty in the military amid growing disputes over expression of faith.

Authorities: Looters come from as far away as East Coast to steal from Okla. tornado victims
Authorities say looters have come from as far away as New York and Virginia to steal from victims of last month's tornado in Moore, Oklahoma

Cavuto Cuts Mic on 'Obnoxious' Liberal Guest Echoing White House Talking Points
Fox News host Neil Cavuto on Saturday cut the mic of the incredibly "offensive" and "obnoxious" liberal shill Julian Epstein for refusing to have a serious discussion about the current White House scandals and instead insisting on echoing Democrat talking points.

Santa Monica shootings: Were gun control laws powerless to stop suspect?
Details about John Zawahri, the body-armor clad man who Santa Monica police say killed four people in a shooting spree Friday, are scant. But so far, early reports agree that those who knew Mr. Zawahri believed he was a troubled young man.

House votes to delay bulk ammo purchases by DHS
The House late last Wednesday voted to stop the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from entering into new contracts to buy millions of rounds of ammunition until the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reports to Congress on the need for the ammo, and its cost.

Beer pouring robot knows when you need a refill
A new beer-pouring robot can predict human behavior a few seconds into the future, enough to know when to offer a refill.

12 Obsolete Technologies American’s still use
Right here in America, ancient technologies are still a part of everyday life as they continue to buy brand-new cassette tapes, subscribe to dial-up Internet and make calls from a pay phone. “It can take a surprisingly long time for technologies to really fall by the wayside,” Steve Koenig, head of Industry Analysis at the Consumer Electronics Association, told me.
http://www.livescience.com/37004-12-outdated-technologies-refuse-to-die.html

Monday, June 10, 2013

Show Notes 06/06/2013

Uncooperative Radio Show Notes: Thursday 06/06/2013

Monsanto Says Rogue Wheat in Oregon May Be Sabotage
The world’s largest seed company, said experimental wheat engineered to survive Roundup weedkiller may have gotten into an Oregon field through an “accidental or purposeful” act.

IMF Concedes It Made Mistakes on Greece
The International Monetary Fund has admitted to major missteps over the past three years in its handling of the bailout of Greece, the first spark in a debt crisis that spread across Europe.

The Hartford Convention
The Hartford Convention was an event spanning from December 15, 1814–January 4, 1815 in the United States during the War of 1812 in which New England’s opposition to the war reached the point where secession from the United States was discussed.



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I have been very busy this week, went to town twice and did not have time to post until now. Thanks for bearing with me, Patriots!

Monday, June 03, 2013

Show Notes 05/30/2013

Uncooperative Radio Show Notes: Sunday 06/2/2013

Pope leads Catholics in first worldwide 'Holy Hour'
Pope Francis led Roman Catholics on Sunday in the first worldwide "Holy Hour," in which participants prayed at the same time around the globe for those suffering from war, slave labor, human trafficking and the economic crisis.

Newport shopkeeper threatened with arrest if he doesn't remove “obey our laws t-shirts”
A NEWPORT shopkeeper has been forced by police to remove a T-shirt from his shop window because they felt it “could be seen to be inciting racial hatred.”

Mississippi school system agrees to keep more misbehaving students in class
Compelled by the U.S. Justice Department, a Mississippi school district has agreed to keep more misbehaving students in the classroom instead of suspending them, expelling them, or letting the police deal with them.

Iran terror sleeper cells are infiltrating South America
"These are sleeper cells. They have activities you wouldn't imagine. Sometimes they die having never received the order to attack," Nisman said as he presented a 500-page indictment.

Illinois Gov. Quinn open to Great Lakes-Mississippi split to block carp
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn said Saturday that separating the Great Lakes and Mississippi River systems is the "ultimate solution" to prevent voracious Asian carp from overrunning the lakes, a potential step toward resolving a longstanding regional feud.

California Senate Approves Background Checks, Permits and Fees for Ammunition Purchases
The California Senate this week approved a collection of bills, including one (SB 53) that would require background checks, permits, and fees for the purchase of ammunition.

New Energy Secretary on Climate Change: ‘I’m Not Here to Debate What’s Not Debatable’
Ernest Moniz, the nation’s new Energy Secretary, said climate change is “not debatable” in one of his first speeches on the job.
http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/new-energy-secretary-climate-change-i-m-not-here-debate-what-s-not-debatable 

Show Notes 05/30/2013

Uncooperative Radio Show Notes: Thursday 05/30/2013

Hawaiian Monk Seal Management
NMFS is proposing to remove a limited number of Galapagos sharks from French Frigate Shoals (FFS) because the sharks are annually killing up to 30% of the Hawaiian monk seal pups that are born there.

Hawaii Filmmakers Investigate 'Honor Killings' in US
Hawaii-based Smart Lips Productions is in the final stages of making their new film documentary, The Price of Honor, set to release in March 2014. The Price of Honor reveals details never before seen or heard about the murders of Sarah and Amina Said, two teenage sisters from Texas who were killed in a premeditated “Honor Killing” planned and executed by their father Yaser Said back in 2008, who is still at large and remains on the FBI’s Most Wanted list.


Olive Oil 101: How to choose oils with most health benefits
It is well known that extra virgin olive oil is good for the body – boosting heart health and even lowering the risk of certain kinds of cancer. But not all olive oils are created equal.

Student loans to subsidize Obamacare
Recent speeches by Tennessee Republican Sen. Lamar Alexander highlight a connection that has yet to be reported in the media and is yet to be understood by the young people struggling with high interest rates in the hopes of financing their college education.

Britain wants its guns back
Last Friday the Daily Telegraph, Britain's most widely read broadsheet newspaper, issued an online poll asking members of the public which proposal they would like to see introduced as a Private Members' Bill in the UK's Parliament.Private Members' Bills are introduced by Members of Parliament or Peers who are not government ministers.

Genetically modified wheat mysteriously discovered in Oregon Field
Genetically modified wheat was mysteriously discovered this spring on an Oregon farm – and no one knows where it came from.

Obama transforms mission as Military struggles to remake itself
In two major speeches, President Obama sent strong signaled last week about what he envisions for the military in a post-Sept. 11 era, a new path which can be described in a word: downsized.
http://nbcpolitics.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/05/24/18471459-obama-transforms-mission-as-military-struggles-to-remake-itself?lite 

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Show Notes 05/26/2013

Uncooperative Radio Show Notes: Sunday 05/26/2013

Commissioners declare Carroll County a Second Amendment sanctuary
The Board of Carroll County Commissioners voted unanimously earlier this week to pass a resolution stating that Carroll County is a "Second Amendment Sanctuary County". The resolution is in response to the Maryland State Firearms Act of 2013 passed by legislators in Annapolis earlier this year.

French gay marriage opponents stage big Paris march
Several hundred thousand opponents of same-sex marriage marched in central Paris on Sunday against a reform the unpopular French government passed last month at the price of deepening political polarization.

Parents bent out of shape over classroom yoga
Parents who are upset over the introduction of yoga lessons – funded by a private foundation that promotes yoga – into their children’s school curriculum have filed a lawsuit to bring them to a halt.

Britain to target radical Muslim preachers after soldier's killing
The British government, facing criticism over the killing of a soldier by suspected Islamists in a London street, is to set up a new group to combat radical Muslim preachers and others whose words could encourage violence.

Study backs farmers in pollution fight with EPA
West Virginia poultry farmer Lois Alt didn't chicken out when the Environmental Protection Agency threatened her with fines of $40,000 per day, and even though the federal regulators eventually backed off, she's taking them on in a legal case that could benefit thousands of small farmers.

Bob Hope
Bob Hope, born Leslie Townes Hope (May 29, 1903 – July 27, 2003). Hope was born in Eltham, London, UK, the fifth of seven sons.

The USO
While aboard the RMS Queen Mary when World War II began in September 1939, Hope volunteered to perform a special show for the passengers, during which he sang "Thanks for the Memory" with rewritten lyrics.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Service_Organizations