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87-year-old woman dies after standoff with deputies, who shoot her with a stun gun!

This happened in the county that I live in! It doesn't seem to be to important to the national news but stop and think about it. An 87 year old women being stunned to death by the police. What the fuck is happening to our police forces. added by: kennymotown

The Periodic Table of Swearing

Hit the link for “super gande.” http://www.boingboing.net/2010/07/09/the-periodic-table-o-1.html added by: pjacobs51

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice’s Cast and Director Reveal Their Guilty Pleasures

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The Sorcerer’s Apprentice’s Cast and Director Reveal Their Guilty Pleasures

Three Minutes or Less:<br>Lesbian Cinema

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Three Minutes or Less:<br>Lesbian Cinema

Islamic Fashionista

Rabia Z is a fashion designer bringing a modern take to traditional Muslim fashion. WATCH VIDEO (7:01)

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The Kids Are All Right

Looking for your lesbian indie family drama fix? Brett & Ellen review The Kids Are All Right. WATCH REVIEW (3:26)

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The Kids Are All Right

This Weekend’s<br>Best Movie Picks

Heading to the theater this weekend, or just staying at home with a DVD? Brett and Ellen round up what’s playing. WATCH VIDEO (0:56)

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Mountaintop Prison a Bust

By Rob Perks Posted July 6, 2010 in Health and the Environment, Saving Wildlife and Wild Places, Solving Global Warming NRDC recently released a report — Reclamation FAIL — that debunked the coal industry's propaganda that mountaintop removal mining is beneficial because (1) Appalachia needs more flat land and (2) flattened mine sites are routinely converted for economic development. Such claims are nothing more than a big, flat lie. Specifically, NRDC’s analysis used aerial imagery to show that nearly 90% of mountaintop removal sites have not been converted to economic uses. Of the 500 mountaintop removal sites we examined, we excluded 90 from our survey due to active, ongoing mining activity. That left 410 supposedly reclaimed mine sites, for which we found that: * Overall, economic activity occurs on just 6% to 11% of all reclaimed mountaintop removal sites on sites we surveyed * 366 (89.3%) had no form of verifiable post-mining economic reclamation excluding forestry and pasture * 26 (6.3% of total) yield some form of verifiable post-mining economic development In terms of actual economic development on post-mined lands, one of those 26 “beneficial” projects is a federal prison on what used to be Belcher Mountain in McDowell County, West Virginia. You can actually take a look at the site using GoogleEarth by clicking here. (more) New art Image: “Appalachian Coal Disaster” available at the following URL http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=326061&l=d1ba865db2&id=10000048934… CoalWar.com added by: Willowguy

Carl Sagen: A Universe not made for Us.

Well worth 9 minutes of your time. added by: onemalefla

The 30 Greatest Star Trek Villains

The time has come to look at which adversaries of Kirk, Picard, Sisko, Janeway and, God help me, Archer excel at being truly awful. Since a list like this one would cover all of the various Star Trek movies and films, whittling it down to just a handful would be a task larger than Harry Mudd's underpants. So in an attempt to be as inclusive as possible, the decision was made to focus on 30 of the final frontier's biggest bastards. Who would make the cut? Keep reading for a look at everyone from obvious villains (i.e. KHAAAAANNNNNN!) to more obscure peeps who have brought their intergalactic douchebaggery into our hearts. http://www.toplessrobot.com/2010/07/the_30_greatest_star_trek_villains.php?page=… added by: unimatrix0