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Starvation deaths in the Indian state of Bihar

Systems are in place to prevent malnutrition but starvation deaths are being reported from a state that is home to 110 million, and how many deaths remain unreported?

(NEW DELHI, India) - One hundred and fifty persons-men, women and children-have died of hunger in nineteen districts of Bihar in the past five years to 2011. The dead are mainly from the Dalit community.

Salem`s Club Illusion Destroyed by Three Alarm Fire

It was anything but an illusion...
Watch video of the crews battling the fierce commercial blaze.

(SALEM) - Salem Fire and Police spent their morning battling a serious structure fire at Club Illusion in North Salem. They will remain on scene for several more hours. The public is asked to avoid that area if at all possible.

Due to the weather and road conditions, the public is asked to take extreme caution if traveling through the area where public safety personnel are working. The structure, Club Illusion, was fully involved when crews rolled onto the scene.

The Al Saud runs the country as a family fiefdom

Women are not registered, when they disappear, nobody misses them, and families are not held accountable.

(DUBLIN) - Ib Saud, founding father of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, told his informal adviser, Englishman Harry St. John Philby, that he had married one-hundred-and-thirty-five virgins and about one-hundred other women, but planned, in future, to limit himself to two new wives a year.

Israel is under Cyber Attack

Needless to say that the Jewish State is pretty devastated by the Idea that a bunch of ‘indigenous Arabs’ are far more technologically advanced than its own chosen cyber pirates.

(LONDON) - The ‘Arab hackers’ attack on Israel escalated today. The Israeli Stock Exchange’s and El Al’s sites collapsed on Monday. The hackers say that it is within their capability to crash every Israeli server.

“If Israel apologises to the people of the Gaza genocide, we may reduce the attacks," said Saudi Hacker OxOmar to Ynet in an interview via email.

Santorum on Nuclear Iran: Despicable Me

“Eying the white house and sucking up to Israel lobby, presidential candidate Rick Santorum OKs assassination of Academics and scientists as long as they work in Iran”

(ALEXANDRIA, Egypt) - Dr. Yahia Al-Mashad, “1932-1980” the Egyptian nuclear scientist headed the Iraqi nuclear program which Israel sabotaged in 1980s.

Al-Mashad was assassinated in Paris by the Mossad and he was not the first Egyptian Nuclear scientist nor last to be assassinated in strange circumstances that indicate the involvement of the Israeli Mossad. The list is too long …

Alan Dershowitz, an amoral and impotent dwarf

Dershowitz behaves similarly to a whining toddler, unconstrained by facts, reason, or the broader consequences of his untruths in his quest for Mr. Atzmon’s silence.

(LONDON) - I had the good fortune to write arrangements for the Meeting House Jazz Orchestra this Fall for a benefit concert hosted by Manhattan’s Friends Shelter, the charitable arm of the E. 16th street Quaker Meeting House.

The show featured the great British-Israeli saxophonist Gilad Atzmon and my arrangements of his tunes.

The Sun Still Baffles Scientists

The scientists say they are just beginning to understand how our atmosphere works

(SAN DIEGO) - On Dec. 22, 2011 I received this link from the Planck Foundation, to an article titled: The Sun: A Magnetic Plasma Diffuser That Controls Earth’s Climate.

A.I.P.A.C. Persuading Americans to break the law?

AIPAC has been described by The New York Times as “the most important organization affecting America’s relationship with Israel.” Well, it would wouldn’t it?

(LONDON) - Habituation writes James Austin M.D “means that repeated stimuli yield a decreasing response.” Conversely and importantly.

He goes on, “Sensitization implies that responses increase when stronger stimuli are repeated.”

Possibility of Zombies Recognized by CDC

The following was originally posted on CDC Public Health Matters Blog on May 16th, 2011 by Ali S. Khan.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - There are all kinds of emergencies out there that we can prepare for.

Take a zombie apocalypse for example. That’s right, I said z-o-m-b-i-e a-p-o-c-a-l-y-p-s-e. You may laugh now, but when it happens you’ll be happy you read this, and hey, maybe you’ll even learn a thing or two about how to prepare for a real emergency.

Publishing Industry Tries Again to Make You Pay Twice: $1.6 mil given to House Reps

The bill has been referred to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, a committee of which Reps. Issa and Maloney are both members.

(BERKELEY, Calif.) - A new bill, HR 3699, supported by publishing interest groups such as the Association of American Publishers, would prohibit any federal agency from enforcing any requirement that publishers make works funded with tax dollars freely available online.

The measure is opposed by groups such as the American Association of Law Libraries and the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition.