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Obama in the Middle East: Fading Red Lines and Eroding Credibility

davidjkarl wrote 1 day ago: A post last month argued that President Obama was fast approaching a defining moment for his foreign … more →

Tags: national security policy, Atrocities Prevention Board, Barack Obama, chemical weapons, credibility, genocide, Iran, middle east, Nuclear Weapons

ASIC Ditch Tougher High Frequency Trading Rules

Admin wrote 1 day ago: ASIC ditch tougher high frequency trading rules The corporate watchdog is under pressure to ditch pr … more →

Tags: Articles, High-frequency trading, high-frequency journalism, World Economy, World Exchanges, adverse impact, ASX, Australian Securities Exchange, COMPUTER ALGORITHMS

James Wood, "Human, All Too Inhuman" & "Tell Me How Does it Feel

katflei wrote 1 week ago: “HUMAN, ALL TOO INHUMAN” - August 30, 2001 - New Republic Taking its title from the firs … more →

Tags: Novels, Essays & Nonfiction, 20th century British, Henry James, WOOLF, faceting, postmodern, surfaces, Benjamin

Edmund Burke, "A Philosophical Enquiry"

katflei wrote 1 week ago: 1756 Burke sets out to define and explore beauty with greater precision than has been done before. H … more →

Tags: theory & philosophy, 3rd Field: Surface, Sentiment, & Sexuality, kant, Aesthetics, Depth, film, Jameson, faceting, TV

In Defence of North Korea: Brinksmanship and the Hermit Kingdom

Bryan Blears wrote 2 weeks ago: With the recent successful nuclear test of the state of North Korea, many casual viewers of Korean a … more →

Tags: Politics, North Korea, DPRK, Korea, Nuclear, Totalitarianism, International Relations, Politics 2, Imperialism

Why we're all tired2 comments

hbf wrote 3 weeks ago: May 1 is the original “labor day” in many countries around the world. But for myself, my peers, and, … more →

Tags: insights, Buddhism, fatigue, Energy Management, Discernment, hoarding, Time Management, Work, Productivity

Red Line Blues: North Korea, Iran and Syria1 comment

davidjkarl wrote 3 weeks ago: A defining moment for Mr. Obama’s foreign policy legacy is fast approaching From the Levant and the … more →

Tags: national security policy, Barack Obama, Iran, Syria, chemical weapons, North Korea, red lines, Nuclear Weapons, weapons of mass destruction

Translation Trouble - 1, 2, 3

separateholy wrote 3 weeks ago: LET us LOOK at LOGIC If there were no Major Discrepancies (there are) with the modern“versions” If t … more →

Tags: Bible, Philosophy, Worship, Jesus Christ, Education, opposing wrong, Authorized Version, KJV, Truth

House intel chair worried about Syrian chemical weapons

mattcover wrote 3 weeks ago: WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Intelligence Committee chairman says Syria’s suspected use of chem … more →

Tags: Syria, chemical weapons, Civil War, Mike Rogers

Mystery atDTotE Part 6

themilitantpoet wrote 3 weeks ago: The culmination of the Great Harlot and our failed way of life So the identity of the beast has been … more →

Tags: Unusual, capitalism, Wealth, Baal, abominiation, Daughter Of Babylon, greed, suffering, Captivity

TNFα links apoptosis to proliferation in zebrafish retinal regeneration

Francesc Cebrià wrote 1 month ago: Among vertebrates zebrafish display amazing regenerative capabilities as they can regrow fins, the t … more →

Tags: Fish, apoptosis, photoreceptor, Regeneration, retina, STAT3, TNF-alpha, Zebrafish

Simplified: the case of war with Iran

TayleeLewis wrote 1 month ago: The March 2013 issue of TIME magazine included an article titled ‘The Path To War’ by Massimo Calabr … more →

Tags: Australia, Politics, national security, Iran, Terrorism, Risk, Nuclear Weapons, Peace, national security risk

Hallmarks of Cancer

nguyenm92 wrote 1 month ago: According to a publication written by Douglas Hanahan from the Swiss Institute for Experimental Canc … more →

Tags: General, Cancer, Hallmarks, angiogenesis, Metastasis, apoptosis

The best place to start is with the basics

staringattheskirtingboards wrote 1 month ago: Catching up with my news feed this evening (lovingly supplied by Feedly in place of Google Reader – … more →

Tags: planning 2, agency, art director, basics, brief, Challenges, communications, Copywriter, feedly

Hypervascular Hepatocellular Carcinoma: Important clues from Gadoxetic acid-based MRI imaging6 comments

ritusaxena wrote 1 month ago: Reporter and Curator: Ritu Saxena, PhD Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is increasingly used in clin … more →

Tags: Bio Instrumentation in Experimental Life Sciences Resea, Biomarkers & Medical Diagnostics, CANCER BIOLOGY & Innovations in Cancer Therapy, Imaging-based Cancer Patient Management, Medical Imaging Technology, Image Processing/Computing,, AFP, alpha fetoprotein, bayer healthcare, bile duct

The Forgotten Player in Nuclear Chess

jahan559 wrote 1 month ago: On 5 October 1986, the British newspaper The Sunday Times ran the story on its front page under the … more →

Tags: Israel, Nuclear Weapons, united states, middle east, Mordechai Vanunu, International Atomic Energy Agency, Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, NPT, Nuclear Proliferation

Is the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) worth keeping?

Kabir Taneja wrote 1 month ago:   This article first appeared in Tehelka on April 5, 2013   Just a few hours back, North K … more →

Tags: Politics, World, Nuclear, Non, Treaty, NPT

(Complex)

J C W wrote 1 month ago: sudden HERE (block floating black up) : Complex, You triple forcèd name : luxuriance. slavery. recas … more →

Tags: Gilles Deleuze, Brian Ferneyhough, Alain Badiou, black, name, inferiority, sudden, Forcing, HERE

Coordination of cell proliferation and differentiation during zebrafish regeneration

Francesc Cebrià wrote 1 month ago: In many regenerating systems there are three pivotal processes that need to occur: i) cell prolifera … more →

Tags: Fish, blastema, Differentiation, Notch, osteoblasts, Regeneration, Zebrafish


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