[T]he U.S. has bombed and/or invaded at least one other country at least once every year for the past twenty-one years straight. There has been an almost uninterrupted string of foreign interventions dating back to the invasion of Panama in 1989. The U.S. bombed Iraq on a regular basis between 1991 and 2003 in the name of patrolling the "no-fly" zones. There were also sporadic missile st...Read More
Subscribe to StoryTrender: http://bit.ly/StoryTrenderSubscribeWatch more: http://bit.ly/StoryTrenderPicksSubmit your video here: http://bit.ly/StoryTrender-----------------------------------------------There can be no better or worse sight than your own reflection, but these vain animals seemed very keen to admire themselves.Innovative French photographer Xavier Hubert-Brierre travelled to Gabon w...Read More
Burly bouldering at Burbage North in the Peak District. Zaff Skoczylas (7C) starts laying down under the overhanging prow, followed by close compression climbing, a powerful throw off a small pocket and then sloper shuffling to success.Read More
The US Commerce Department announced that the US economy shrank 0.7% in the first quarter, revising down their initial estimate that the economy grew by 0.2%. A smaller accumulation of business inventories and a larger trade deficit were responsible for much of the downward revision along with the strong dollar and plunging investment in oil exploration. There was also a modest downward revision t...Read More
Freehold Royalties Ltd. is a dividend paying Canadian oil and gas stock based in Calgary. It owns mineral title lands in perpetuity. Its royalty interests are a major contributor to its operating and financial performance and are not subject to expenses such as operating and capital costs. Its assets generate income from crude oil, natural gas, natural gas liquids, and potash.We've upgraded Freeh...Read More
After nearly 20 years on the job, Jim Jeffries, the police chief in LaFollette, Tenn., has seen his share of marijuana seizures — dry green buds stashed in trunks or beneath seats, often double-bagged to smother the distinctive scent. But these days, Chief Jeffries is on the lookout for something unexpected: lollipops and marshmallows. …Recently his officers pulled over a Chevy Blazer...Read More
After nearly 20 years on the job, Jim Jeffries, the police chief in LaFollette, Tenn., has seen his share of marijuana seizures — dry green buds stashed in trunks or beneath seats, often double-bagged to smother the distinctive scent. But these days, Chief Jeffries is on the lookout for something unexpected: lollipops and marshmallows. …Recently his officers pulled over a Chevy Blazer...Read More
Pat play Sunny & Both Side Now (sorry for loud sound)A Great moment Thx Mister MartinoRead More
Image provided by the Government of Alberta.Canadian firefighters are trying to control a massive wildfire in northern Alberta, which has spread into the oil sands area, threatening several operations and keeping about 10% of production offline.As of Wednesday night, there were 63 fires burning in Alberta and 13 were considered to be out of control. They have prompted the shutdown of about 230,00...Read More
Loading a John Deere, Track Backhoe onto a Lowbed TrailerRead More
The Department of Defense and the National Guard are facing growing questions over why they spent millions of dollars on a promotional campaign to salute members of the military at professional football, baseball and basketball games around the country."So far everybody's just shocked to learn that this, that these feel-good moments are paid for by the U.S. taxpayer," Sen. Jeff Flake...Read More
The Department of Defense and the National Guard are facing growing questions over why they spent millions of dollars on a promotional campaign to salute members of the military at professional football, baseball and basketball games around the country."So far everybody's just shocked to learn that this, that these feel-good moments are paid for by the U.S. taxpayer," Sen. Jeff Flake...Read More
What if I told you there was a $70 billion tax that the poor pay the most. You'd probably say that isn't very fair. But that's exactly what the lottery is: an almost 12-figure tax on the desperation of the least fortunate…Researchers have found that the bottom third of households buy more than half of all tickets. So that means households making less than $28,000 a year are dishi...Read More
What if I told you there was a $70 billion tax that the poor pay the most. You'd probably say that isn't very fair. But that's exactly what the lottery is: an almost 12-figure tax on the desperation of the least fortunate…Researchers have found that the bottom third of households buy more than half of all tickets. So that means households making less than $28,000 a year are dishi...Read More
Boxes go wrong when the Shape Japer plays tricks - but 6 can do the trick too!Numberjacks: 3, 4, 5, 6 Agents: 85, 33, 101, 94Read More
Eastern Forest Tent Caterpillars emerge from nest to begin their infestation in La Coulee, Manitoba, CanadaRead More
Bank of England officials are secretly researching the financial shocks that could hit Britain if there is a vote to leave the European Union in the forthcoming referendum.The Bank blew its cover on Friday when it accidentally emailed details of the project – including how the bank intended to fend off any inquiries about its work – direct to the Guardian.According to the confidential...Read More
Bank of England officials are secretly researching the financial shocks that could hit Britain if there is a vote to leave the European Union in the forthcoming referendum.The Bank blew its cover on Friday when it accidentally emailed details of the project – including how the bank intended to fend off any inquiries about its work – direct to the Guardian.According to the confidential...Read More
May 26 - Cris Sheridan welcomes Robert Quartermain, President & CEO of Pretivm Resources. Bob and Cris discuss gold, gold mining and China. Bob also provides an update on his company Pretivm Resources... http://www.financialsense.com/subscribeRead More
Conglomerates often get a bad rap for being a jack of all trades. But for investors seeking diversification, these multi-sector stocks can be just the ticket. That's the word from Edward Gardiner, a regular contributor to Investor's Digest of Canada and author of the book It Pays to Read the Boring Stuff: What the Ordinary Investor Needs to Know. And he says that rather than go out and buy a range...Read More