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January 31st 2018 Broadcast prn.live on the INTERNET 6:00 PM ET IN THE NEWS 1. Fujifilm recalls nearly 300,000 camera power adapters 2. Wearable devices tracking military personnel 3. Apple drastically reduces production of iPhone X 4. Apple cooperating with info for Chinese government 5. Fujifilm takes over Xerox 6. Satellite lost in space found 7. DDR memory prices 8. Smartphones and …
On today’s Heart Of Mind Radio, host Kathryn Davis speaks to Les Jamieson, a 911 activist and Diane Roark, an American whistle blower, about the new Oliver Stone’s documentary “A Good American” depicting how 9/11 should have been prevented and how the events were used as a launchpad for unconstitutional invasion of everyone’s privacy. Music featured on today’s program: Frog Dancing by David Anthony Clark Special Showing of A Good American on Sunday, …
Personal Computer Show Wednesday, September 27th 2017 Broadcast prn.live on the INTERNET 6:00 PM ET FOLLOW-UP iPhone 8 and iPhone X don’t support the new T-Mobile 5G IN THE NEWS Equifax CEO steps down -How badly did Equifax screw up? Terms and Conditions banning bad reviews aren’t legal in America Russia targeted election systems in 21 states, successfully hacking some …
Terry Lynch is an Irish GP who became a psychotherapist and now devotes himself to helping people through his practice, his books, and his courses for professionals and the public. On the air on my radio show today, I listened to him amazed at how similarly we see the human struggle and how to help people with it. He puts important ideas …
The powerful black seed known as nigella sativa strikes again! This time proving that food can be a powerful asthma medication alternative. A new study published in the journal Phytotherapeutic Research reveals that a powerful little black seed known as nigella sativa — once referred to as ‘the remedy for everything but death’ — may provide a powerful alternative to …
President Obama signed a bill that will provide US$6 billion in federal funding for basic medical research on Dec. 13. Called the 21st Century Cures Act, it also introduces changes to how the Food and Drug Administration approves drugs and medical devices, creating two new mechanisms aimed to speed regulatory review to bring medicines and devices to market faster. The …
In what rights campaigners heralded as a “significant” reproach to government overreach, a British court which oversees the nation’s intelligence and clandestine services ruled Monday that mass surveillance by agencies—including the bulk collection of private data from unwitting citizens and residents—was unlawfully conducted for nearly two decades. Called the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, the panel of judges which provides legal oversight …
WHEN my union, the National Union of Journalists, has been campaigning about secret state surveillance it has often felt like we are boxing with shadows. No member of the public is allowed to know the extent of the types of operations involved and no-one is able to access the policies that relate to whether or not journalists and trade unionists …
Behind the rhetoric of economic recovery – the real ecomomic condition of the nation
What if a foreign head of state had the power to handpick our next President? It sounds like the plot of a movie, but it actually might be in the realm of possibility. Most people take our elections for granted. The few who don’t often suspect that one party might be trying to steal votes from the other. But they …
