Frontierist News Roundup 20070202 As usual, my thanks to the crack wranglers for rounding up these nows, particularly during my recent wedding vows: Autonomous urban assault vehicles… 3 tons food / .1 acre / year… Migrant workers spread extreme drug resistant TB… A tourista’s guide to getting AIDS from Hatian men… Chinese economy consuming more growing less… Multiculturalism making young Muslims more radical… Silicon Valley “recovers” by gutting life support… Polar and space inflatables… Cohen’s postmortum sperm impregnates woman he never met… Water from air… EU Parliament “Far Right” faction would have been banned in Austria… Stonehenge discovery… Multitudes of virus engineers by 2020… Second largest oil field collapsing faster than anticipated… Urban homesteaders grow 3 tons of food each year on 1/10th of an acre. [...] “Since it was first detected last year in KwaZulu-Natal Province, bordering the Indian Ocean, additional cases [of XDR-TB] have been found at 39 hospitals in South Africa’s other eight provinces. In interviews on Friday, several epidemiologists and TB experts said the disease had probably moved into Lesotho, Swaziland and Mozambique - countries that share borders and migrant work forces with South Africa - and perhaps to Zimbabwe, which sends hundreds of thousands of destitute refugees to and from South Africa each year.” “A party commission decided to exclude the head of the party in the Mediterranean Languedoc-Roussillon region after he said publicly that ‘nine of 11 players in our national football team are black’.” “Freche, 68, had said ‘three or four’ black players would have been a normal proportion.” “From the article:” ‘While the nearly two decades separating NASA’s three space disasters allowed room for the agency to grow complacent, the relatively short time between the 2003 loss of Columbia and the end of the shuttle program could avoid a repeat of such behavior.’ “In recent months, however, the governments of Morocco and Spain have taken significant steps to move forward with plans to bore a railroad under the muddy bottom of the Strait of Gibraltar. If built, the project would rank among the world’s most ambitious and complex civil engineering feats, alongside the Panama Canal and the Channel Tunnel between Britain and France.” “Greenland, or why you might care about ice physics” [...] “Swiss lawyer Karl Eckstein, who had accompanied Wildhaber on the last day of the Russia trip, fell ill with similar symptoms” [...] “The Human Rights court in Strasbourg stood several times in conflict with the Russian government, among the rest, because of violation of human rights in Chechnya” [...] “In Austria the lawyer had become known as one of ‘Thre Wise Men’ in connection with the ending of the EU-14 sanctions in 2000, Die Presse adds. The `sanctions’ were imposed by the heads of governments of the other 14 EU members decided to cease cooperation with the Austrian government because of coalition with Austrian Fredom Party (FPO), considered as right-wing extremists.” “China’s wasteful growth has brought joy to commodity producers and their bankers and shareholders worldwide. With rising profitability and stock prices, they have been happily expanding mining operations and acquiring or merging with rivals. But there are reasons to believe that the surge in commodity prices worldwide has run out of steam.” “There is strong evidence that the current cycle of China’s investment-led growth has peaked. A clear sign of overheating is the increase in accounts receivable. Although sales appear robust, Chinese firms are beginning to find it difficult to get paid in cash, either because their buyers cannot turn over their own stocks fast enough or because they have trouble borrowing money to finance their purchases.” “In stark contrast with their parents, growing numbers sympathise with extreme teachings of Islam, with almost four in ten wanting to live under Sharia law in Britain.” “Mr. Simonyi, the former chief architect of Microsoft, is arguably the most successful pure programmer in the world, with a personal fortune that Forbes magazine estimates at $1 billion. There may be richer programmer-billionaires - Bill Gates of Microsoft and Larry Page of Google come to mind - but they became rich by founding and managing technology ventures; Mr. Simonyi rose mainly by writing code.” [...] “Globalization is helping to expand the valley’s economy, rather than threatening it, according to the 2007 Silicon Valley Index, produced by Joint Venture: Silicon Valley Network, a public-private partnership.” [...] “The report also pointed to some of the region’s perennial woes, with education, housing and income disparity entrenched than ever.” “The area’s high-school graduation rate fell 3 percent in 2005-06, its second drop in as many years. The percentage of graduates qualified to enter California’s four-year universities also fell. Meanwhile, education attainment disparities between races and ethnic groups remained.” [...] “Employer health insurance coverage declined, with 5 percent fewer workers in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties receiving insurance through their jobs. “Companies won’t be the big paternal parent anymore,” Hancock said. “The new model is to stay lean and contract out for everything, find specialists who are really good at one thing and pay them a lot of money to do it. It’s happening throughout Silicon Valley.”“ ‘Speaking in Delaware at a Dupont facility, Bush said, “It makes no sense to say to a young scientist from India, you can’t come to America to help this company develop technologies that help us deal with our problems. So we’ve got to change that .. Change that mindset in Washington DC.” Bush asserted it was in American interest to let skilled manpower work in the US and increase the number of visas.”’ “Inflatable Habitats for Polar and Space Colonists” “The study, published in the January edition of Physics Today, sheds additional light on one of the enduring mysteries of evolution, namely it’s seemingly accelerating rate of change. Fossil records indicate that single-cell life forms emerged 3.5 billion years ago and then it took 2.5 billion years for multicell organisms to appear. Animals, plants and birds then took only 1 billion years to develop.” “A principal factor in this acceleration is horizontal gene transfer (HGT), according to Michael Deem, the John W. Cox Professor in Biochemical and Genetic Engineering and a professor of physics and astronomy at Rice. In HGT, an organism will give (or exchange) large chunks of its own genetic material to another in a process that can be described as a naturally occurring gene graft.” “Keivan Cohen, 20, was shot dead in 2002 by a Palestinian sniper in the Gaza Strip. He was single and left no will. But at the urging of his parents, a sample of his sperm was taken two hours after his death and has been stored in a hospital since.” [...] “Irit Rosenblum, a family rights advocate who represented the Cohen family, said the ruling was significant because it set a precedent for those seeking to continue bloodlines after death.” Good for the Chosen that they can speak openly about continuing the bloodline of their priest class (Cohen). Too bad we’re frowned upon for saying the equivalent. “[Max] Whisson’s design has many blades, each as aerodynamic as an aircraft wing, and each employing ‘lift’ to get the device spinning… They don’t face into the wind like a conventional windmill; they’re arranged vertically, within an elegant column, and take the wind from any direction… The secret of Max’s design is how his windmills, whirring away in the merest hint of a wind, cool the air as it passes by… With three or four of Max’s magical machines on hills at our farm we could fill the tanks and troughs, and weather the drought. One small Whisson windmill on the roof of a suburban house could keep your taps flowing. Biggies on office buildings, whoppers on skyscrapers, could give independence from the city’s water supply. And plonk a few hundred in marginal outback land - specifically to water tree-lots - and you could start to improve local rainfall.” “Earlier this month, some of Europe’s most high-profile far-right politicians united in a new political grouping that brings together some big names from the far right of European politics, including France’s Jean-Marie Le Pen and Alessandra Mussolini, the granddaughter of Italy’s wartime Fascist leader. Andreas Moelzer, a member of Austria’s rightist Freedom Party, is also a member.” “Instead of recording only what a particular suspect is doing, agents conducting investigations appear to be assembling the activities of thousands of Internet users at a time into massive databases, according to current and former officials. That database can subsequently be queried for names, e-mail addresses or keywords.” “The archaeologists announced today that the 4,600-year-old ruins appear to form the largest Neolithic village ever found in Britain. The houses at the site known as Durrington Walls were constructed in the same period that Stonehenge, less than two miles away, was built as a religious center presumably for worshippers of the Sun and their ancestors.” [...] “Five years ago, Dr. Rees posted this prediction: “By 2020, bioterror or bioerror will lead to one million casualties in a single event.” He reasoned that “by 2020 there will be thousands - even millions - of people with the capability to cause a catastrophic biological disaster. My concern is not only organized terrorist groups, but individual weirdos with the mindset of the people who now design computer viruses.”“ “An essay the committee features on its Web site, ajc.org, titled ” `Progressive’ Jewish Thought and the New Anti-Semitism,” says a number of Jews, through their speaking and writing, are feeding a rise in virulent anti-Semitism by questioning whether Israel should even exist.” Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s open letter to George W. Bush. It is similarly amusing when some fag rock star is knighted in Britain as “defender of the realm” or whatever. “Among the unfilled tunnels, created to ferry people and drugs, is the longest one yet found - extending nearly half a mile from San Diego to Tijuana. Nearby, another sophisticated passageway once known as the Taj Mahal of tunnels has been sitting unfilled for 13 years, authorities say.” Landmines placed inside the tunnels would probably be an effective deterrent. “Myths about the developing world” Interesting work with the graphical representation of statistics. “Why are we making ethanol if we’re trying to make a fuel? We should be making something that looks a lot more like gasoline. We should be making something that looks a lot more like diesel. And if you wanted to design, you name it, a jet fuel? We can make that too.” “The declaration, published on the town’s Web site, has deepened tensions in the predominantly French-speaking province over how tolerant Quebecers should be toward the customs and traditions of immigrants.” [...] “He said supervisors told him that part of the reason he was placed on probation was because he missed a different training exercise on homosexuality and gay marriage. He said he skipped the exercise because of his negative experience with the earlier activity.” See the daily front page from 561 newspapers in 56 countries. “Girls will have to get Merck’s new vaccine Gardasil, which protects against strains of human papillomavirus that are responsible for most cases of cervical cancer.” [...] “Merck worked hard to make the Texas mandate a reality, doubling its lobbying budget in the state and employing a former Perry chief of staff to make the company’s case to the governor and the Legislature.” “It also funneled money through Women in Government, an advocacy group made up of female state legislators around the country. The mother-in-law of Perry’s current chief of staff is a state director for the organization.”
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Posted by ben tillman on Sat, 10 Feb 2007 01:12 | # Perry is doing this by executive order? I can hardly believe it. But I did like this line from the article: “About 10,000 American women will be diagnosed with cervical cancer this year, according to the American Cancer Society, and about one-third of them will die.” The rest, of course, are will live forever. Post a comment:
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‘Speaking in Delaware at a Dupont facility, Bush said, “It makes no sense to say to a young scientist from India, you can’t come to America to help this company develop technologies that help us deal with our problems. So we’ve got to change that .. Change that mindset in Washington DC.” Bush asserted it was in American interest to let skilled manpower work in the US and increase the number of visas.“‘
Translation:
“It makes no sense to say to a young scientist from India, you can’t come to America to displace young American scientists by working for a low wage and engaging in extreme ethnic nepotism, of a level that would cause whites to be charged with ‘discrimination’ if they did the same for their own co-ethnics. So we’ve got to change that .. Change that mindset among the deluded red state whiteys who voted me into office but who may harbor unfortunate resistance to hordes of brown asiatics flooding into their country.” Bush asserted it was in globalists’ interests to let low-paid colored coolies work in the US and increase the number of visas, thus shifting the supply curve for labor sharply to the right, lowering the price for that labor below that which any educated white person would want to pursue that type of work as a career. After which you claim there is a shortage of “native scientists”, justifying an even large foreign influx in the future. Of course, Bush is against the idea of importing, or outsourcing, say, young Indian politicians who may be able to contribute to the governance of America better than drunken chickenhawk fratboys who spent the Vietnam war AWOL from their National Guard units.“‘