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The Promise of Microbial Fuel Cells in Africa
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Today, around 600 million people in Africa completely lack access to
electricity. African leaders are under immense pressure to ramp up energy
production t...
Investors Suing UnitedHealth Group
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Investors are suing UnitedHealth Group for allegedly withholding
information and "artificially inflating prices" in response to the killing
of top executive.
Nebraskan Jailed For Lightsaber Attacks
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Police: Defendant, 25, struck neighbor and her 7-year-old
After the police force was with him, Aidan Orion White was arrested on a
pair of felony assault...
Fluoridation Fails Alabama
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Alabama is 78% fluoridated, according to the CDC:
Alabama Smiles 2020-2022 -
An Oral Health Survey of Alabama’s Kindergarten and Third Grade Children
F...
Abdur Biswas (Sep 1, 1926 - Nov 3, 2017)
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Bangladeshi Statesman. He served as the 11th President of Bangladesh from
October 10, 1991 to October 9, 1996. He was educated at Dhaka University
where he...
Thank You.
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I've never been much of a writer (let alone one of my father's caliber),
but I know that I must express my thanks to you all somehow.
The support that we h...
saturday we noticed that the native spider lilies started blooming.. they're late blooming this year too. before, they've always bloomed within the latter half of the month of july.
we're sure that this years lateness is due to global warming or the earth's seasons changing due to its wobbling around on its axis because of all the earthquakes and volcanoes.
in january 2002, norman winter a horticulturist with mississippi state university wrote an informative paper "bold gardners grow native spider lilies," about and how to grow, the white spider lily native mostly to mississippi, louisiana and georgia.
in his introduction, mr. winters poses a good question:
i imagine our creator looks down from above and wonders why this exquisite flower rarely appears in our [mississippi] state's gardens.
we hadnt thought of it that way before. he's right though, because we've never encountered one in anyones yard. in previous years, we always stumbled across this mysterious flower blooming deep in the woods somewhere, situated in such a way that, after the bloom is gone, it couldnt be located again. we assumed that the most high reserved the pleasure of its bloom only to himself.
when you see one of these blooms up close its easy to understand what jesus christ was on about in his sermon on the mount when he said:
"consider the lilies how they grow: they toil not, they spin not; and yet i say unto you, that solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. if then god so clothe the grass, which is to day in the field, and to morrow is cast into the oven; how much more will he clothe you, o ye of little faith?"
by the end of this month, the non-native (japan), and easier to find, red spider lily [lycoris radiata] should be springing up to show off its spidery bloom. this bloom and its green variegated foliage which sticks around all winter, makes lycoris radiata another spiffy spider lily to decorate your garden with.
Behind The Lens episode 272: ‘Growing threat’
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Delaney Dryfoos on the Calcasieu River's concerning pollution. Marta Jewson
on Lycee's $400k property tax bill and t...
And now they come for the courts.
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"Society cannot exist without law. Law is the bond of society: that which
makes it, that which preserves it and keeps it together. It is, in fact,
the e...
Police Jury meets Tuesday
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The Lincoln Parish Police Jury will meet Tuesday, June 13, Lincoln Parish
Court House, 100 West Texas, third floor. Here are the meeting times and
agendas....
Electoral Deter-men-hers
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Virgotex summarized the matrix of root voting impulses for Dems in 2020:
Democratic voters don't want "another" white male. They want a female
candidate...
Welcome to the Alexandria Postcard Collection
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Postcards are an important medium in telling stories of the past. They are
historical masterpieces, showing life at points in time.
Greetings from Alexandr...
Rain Update, 1:10 p.m.
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Our OEP Director has been asked about the effect the rain from folks who
were concerned about it over topping. The pic below was taken today and
show 6-7″ ...
brief dashcam clip of alleged sex offender arrest
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brief dashcam clip of alleged sex offender arrest
some guy on a bicycle was allegedly looking at children through binoculars
across the street from the k...
Saying goodbye to our Old House
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I never thought this day would come. We had to say goodbye to the “Big
House”, the old house, the Hynson-Ringgold house (and many other names)….
We were tr...
57th presidential inauguration 21 january 2013
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57th presidential inauguration 21 january 2013
oath of office and speech + more.
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Part 10: The Conversion of Saul
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Description www.eaec.org
www.facebook.com/EuropeanAmericanEvangelisticCrusades Welcome to
Resurrection Life of Jesus Church. We are a Bible centered group ...
A Racist Christian Prayer for Israel's War on Gaza
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One of the Christian Zionist cheerleaders for Israel has been John Hagee of
Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, TX. Hagee's war prayer before the second
w...
The Real Origins of Neocons
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*Russian Lies: Shadow of Jabotinksy*
by Joachim Martillo (ThorsProvoni@aol.com)
Philip Weiss reviews *They Knew They Were Right: The Rise of the Neocons, ...
Our Future Looks Glorious…if We Repent
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“The Lord will not let the righteous go hungry…” ~ Proverbs 10:3 I remember
how this text struck me as I read it for the first time as a young boy[...]
Last Days Lunacy and End Times Madness
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Podcast: LAST DAYS LUNACY and END TIMES MADNESS (The following commentary
is a reprint of the chapter Bible Basics 101: Last Days/End Times and The
Second ...