www.altering-perspectives.com In the not-too-distant future men and women may shed the monkey body to become virtual octopi swimming in a silicon sea

news.yahoo.com BLUFFDALE, Utah (AP) — The nation's new billion-dollar epicenter for fighting global cyberthreats sits just south of Salt Lake City, tucked away on a National Guard base at the foot of snow-capped mountains. The long, squat buildings span...

"Turkish TV viewers witnessed a small group of "demonstrators" throwing molotov cocktails at police, while holding the flag of a fringe Marxist party. The "protesters" were in fact middle-aged undercover police officers, staging a not very plausible "attack"...

for breaking grown-up rules http://laughingsquid.com/sesame-street-launches-multimedia-project-for-children-who-have-a-parent-in-prison/ laughingsquid.com Sesame Street recently launched a multimedia initiative for children who have an imprisoned parent....

www.counterfire.org Volkan Aran traces the growth of Turkey's massive protest movement in response to excessive police violence and the increasingly authoritarian rule of prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

www.law.com Tuesday night, Jeffrey Light who represented Hodge for the institute, praised the ruling in a statement. "Today's district court decision striking down the law is well-reasoned and thorough, and relies on solid analysis rather than mere labels...

www.npr.org India has just banned dolphin entertainment parks. They are "morally unacceptable," says a government ministry. Meanwhile, on the other side of the planet, the U.S. Navy announced that 24 dolphins trained to sniff for underwater mines will...

247wallst.com Source: ThinkstockIf things are really stabilizing or set to get better in Greece and the rest of the PIIGS in Europe, then why did a privatization sale end up with no bidders? That is what we would like to find out about in Greece now....

On today's episode we explore the ideas of Voluntary Poverty, and Simple Living as a strategy to fight the State. Contact me with ideas, comments, or criticisms: dbroze@houstonfreethinkers.com

www.npr.org A Utah biotech company argued that its discovery of two genes highly associated with breast and ovarian cancer deserved to be patented. A unanimous court disagreed. Researchers, medical groups and patients had been pushing for the patent to...