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NASA | GOES-R: The Future of Weather Forecasting – Video

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NASA | GOES-R: The Future of Weather Forecasting NOAA's GOES-R satellite will provide continuous weather monitoring. It will add and renew the capabilities of the other operational GOES satellites. The GOES… Continue reading →

First Liberty Power Corp Announces Addition of Geological Advisor

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LAS VEGAS, NV–(Marketwire – Feb 5, 2013) – First Liberty Power Corp ( OTCQB : FLPC ) (the “Company”), an innovative and diversified company focused on the exploration, development, mining and refining of strategic industrial metals in the United States, today announced the addition of Geologist Kim Stanley Craig of Winnemucca, Nevada as an advisor on the Company’s Fencemaker Mine project. Continue reading →

China mulls Diaoyu Islands mapping

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Beijing, Jan 15 (IANS) China is to survey the Diaoyu Islands in the East China Sea as part of a programme of mapping its territorial islands and reefs, it was revealed Tuesday. According to a document issued in a press conference by the National Administration of Surveying, Mapping and Geoinformation, the first stage of the island surveying and mapping was launched in 2009 and has finished the monitoring of islands located within 100 km of the coastline, Xinhua reported. The second stage will cover islands including the Diaoyu Islands, the document said, adding that this programme is part of China’s efforts to safeguard its maritime rights and interests. Continue reading →

National Survey Finds Less Than 5 Percent of Teens Abuse OTC Cough Medicine

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WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Consumer Healthcare Products Association (CHPA) President and CEO Scott Melville issued the following statement regarding the 2012 National Institute on Drug Abuses (NIDAs) Monitoring the Future survey findings on teen abuse of over-the-counter (OTC) cough medicine containing dextromethorphan (DXM). Abuse of dextromethorphan was reported to be 3 percent among eighth graders, 4.7 percent among tenth graders, and 5.6 percent among twelfth graders, bringing the overall average to under 5 percent. The percentage of teens who report abusing OTC cough medicine has held steady around 5 percent over the last five years Continue reading →

The Future of Media, News, Data and Monitoring: FIBEP 2012 Speaker Futurist Gerd Leonhard – Video

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The Future of Media, News, Data and Monitoring: FIBEP 2012 Speaker Futurist Gerd Leonhard This is the complete video of my presentation at the FIBEP 2012 conference in Krakow Poland see www.fibep.info Thanks to FIBEP for making this video available. Continue reading →

Beaches Back After Grand Canyon Flood

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Sandy beaches have reappeared more than 100 miles (160 kilometers) downstream of Glen Canyon Dam, an early measure of success for a massive flood last week designed to rebuild habitat along the Colorado River in the iconic Grand Canyon. However, it will be weeks before scientists know whether the six days of high flows realized the Department of the Interior’s goals of moving more than 500,000 metric tons of sediment down the canyon. “Surely there are new white sandbars in a lot of places, but what we have learned from doing this in the past is that the devil is in the details,” said Jack Schmidt, chief of the U.S Continue reading →

NASA taps Boulder's Ball Aerospace for upcoming TEMPO mission

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Boulder-based Ball Aerospace & Technologies will help build a space-based instrument for NASA to monitor air pollutants across North America, officials announced Monday. Continue reading →

Dante Kali Das: Techno Attacks, Notes About Remote Neural Monitoring Electromagnetic Technology – Video

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Dante Kali Das: Techno Attacks, Notes About Remote Neural Monitoring Electromagnetic Technology Some good observations about Remote Neural Monitoring! Also a video for agencies. I will be labeling these in this regard for when I point them to videos. They have been making many different attacks with different computer programs for doing so- keep in mind that Remote Neural Monitoring involves ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE!!! You are hooked up to and interfaced with technology, like a parasite! It is like your brain is “infected with computer viruses” and they “hack you” and attack you. Continue reading →

Ball Aerospace OMPS Instrument Delivers 2012 Ozone Measurements

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BOULDER, Colo., Oct. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp.’s Ozone and Mapping Profiler Suite (OMPS) has made its first ozone measurements of the Antarctic ozone hole since launching aboard NASA’s Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership (NPP) satellite on Oct. Continue reading →

Five Pinellas beaches safe again with lifting of advisory

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A health advisory was lifted at five Pinellas County beaches days after they were reported to have elevated levels of enteric bacteria. Honeymoon Island, Sand Key Park, Indian Rocks Beach, Madeira Beach’s Archibald Park and Redington Shores are again safe for swimmers, the Pinellas County Health Department said Friday. After resampling the locations, the department received lab results with “moderate” or “good” readings,” Maggie Hall, a spokeswoman for the department, said in a news release Continue reading →

Health advisory issued for five Pinellas beaches

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A health advisory was issued for five Pinellas County beaches Wednesday after elevated levels of enteric bacteria were found in water sampling. Honeymoon Island, Sand Key Park, Indian Rocks Beach, Madeira Beach’s Archibald Park and Redington Shores near 182nd Avenue West were listed in the advisory by the Pinellas County Health Department Continue reading →

An Undervalued Health Care Stock

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By Lee Samaha – July 17, 2012 | Tickers: ABT, COV, ISRG, JNJ | 0 Comments Lee is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network — entries represent the personal opinions of our bloggers and are not formally edited. Continue reading →