Source: RT.com
The crisis in Ukraine and the steadily dropping temperature in relations between Moscow and Washington made many talk about a new Cold War; and many others are worried it may turn 'hot'. But there's another war going on right now: the information war. US Secretary of State Kerry has already attacked RT, calling it "Putin's propaganda machine." But Washington itself uses dubious evidence and fake facts. What is the information war? What methods is America using? Sophie talks to Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and veteran correspondent Chris Hedges. -RT.com
Robert Morningstar | Dyatlov Pass UFO incident, The Rise of International Communism & Islam | Hour 1| April 25, 2014
Source: redicecreations.com, ufodigest.com, secretspaceprogram.org
April 25, 2014–Robert D. Morningstar is a civilian intelligence analyst and psychotherapist in New York City. He is an expert in Chinese language, history, martial arts and is a FAA-licensed pilot and instrument ground instructor with 23 years of flying experience.
Robert has studied the paranormal and UFOs for over 40 years and has published many research articles exposing government cover-up and deception in the JFK assassination. He has also written extensively to expose NASA’s use of “disinformation technology” in suppressing evidence of extraterrestrial life and exposing the real nature and threat of the UFO phenomenon.
He is currently the Associate Editor of UFO Digest. In this program, we’ll discuss a number of subjects. We’ll begin with the Dyatlov Pass incident in the Ural Mountains of Russia in 1959 and also discuss Yuri Gagarin's UFO files. We jump from the Soviet Union to the Frankfurt School and talk about international communism as the preferred political system of the New World Order.
-redicecreations.com
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April 25, 2014–Robert D. Morningstar is a civilian intelligence analyst and psychotherapist in New York City. He is an expert in Chinese language, history, martial arts and is a FAA-licensed pilot and instrument ground instructor with 23 years of flying experience.
Robert has studied the paranormal and UFOs for over 40 years and has published many research articles exposing government cover-up and deception in the JFK assassination. He has also written extensively to expose NASA’s use of “disinformation technology” in suppressing evidence of extraterrestrial life and exposing the real nature and threat of the UFO phenomenon.
He is currently the Associate Editor of UFO Digest. In this program, we’ll discuss a number of subjects. We’ll begin with the Dyatlov Pass incident in the Ural Mountains of Russia in 1959 and also discuss Yuri Gagarin's UFO files. We jump from the Soviet Union to the Frankfurt School and talk about international communism as the preferred political system of the New World Order.
-redicecreations.com
download hour 1 mp3
CrossTalk: Ukraine Info War, April 25, 2014
Source: RT.com
While Washington and western mainstream media go to great lengths to demonize Russia for everything happening in Ukraine, there is no denying the West is pulling the strings in Kiev. How does the West turn its forced regime change into an epic policy blunder? And why is Russia to blame? CrossTalking with Mark Levine and Scott Rickard. -RT.com
While Washington and western mainstream media go to great lengths to demonize Russia for everything happening in Ukraine, there is no denying the West is pulling the strings in Kiev. How does the West turn its forced regime change into an epic policy blunder? And why is Russia to blame? CrossTalking with Mark Levine and Scott Rickard. -RT.com
Escobar on RT: US fears opposing views are gaining strength, April 25, 2014
Source: RT.com
The top US diplomat John Kerry has accused Moscow of using RT International as a tool to distort reality. Pepe Escobar, a foreign affairs journalist, joins RT to talk more about Washington's attack. Read more at: RT.com
The top US diplomat John Kerry has accused Moscow of using RT International as a tool to distort reality. Pepe Escobar, a foreign affairs journalist, joins RT to talk more about Washington's attack. Read more at: RT.com
New World Next Week | No More Net Neutrality?, April 24, 2014
Source: NewWorldNextWeek.com, corbettreport.com, mediamonarchy.com
Story #1: Federal Judges Order Obama to Release Memo Justifying Assassination of Americans
John Yoo makes the case that the President can torture children if necessary
Life's Good If You're a Drone-Loving Criminal Regime: 'US Drone Strikes Continue With Impunity'
Makers Say Don't Worry About Privacy as Civilian Drone Industry Takes Off in Sunny Spain
Story #2: FCC Finally Announces New Rules That Will Kill Net Neutrality
Internet "Fast Lane"? Big Companies May Soon Be Able to Pay to Have Their Websites Load Faster
Corbett Report Episode 262: Pirate Internet
Cronyism At Its Finest, U.S. Government Arguing Against Aereo On Behalf Of Broadcasters Before SCOTUS
Story #3: #MyNYPD Hashtag Attracts Photos of Police Violence, Abuse
The Folks Behind #MyNYPD Are Learning a Tough Lesson Right Now
General Mills Reverses Legal Terms After Controversy
Federal Judge Approves Class Action Case Against Ford, IBM for Helping South African Apartheid
Colorado Crime Rates Down 14.6% Since Legalizing Marijuana
Open Source Comes to Farms With Restriction-Free Seeds
Vermont Poised to Enact Toughest US GMO-Labeling Law Yet
Story #1: Federal Judges Order Obama to Release Memo Justifying Assassination of Americans
John Yoo makes the case that the President can torture children if necessary
Life's Good If You're a Drone-Loving Criminal Regime: 'US Drone Strikes Continue With Impunity'
Makers Say Don't Worry About Privacy as Civilian Drone Industry Takes Off in Sunny Spain
Story #2: FCC Finally Announces New Rules That Will Kill Net Neutrality
Internet "Fast Lane"? Big Companies May Soon Be Able to Pay to Have Their Websites Load Faster
Corbett Report Episode 262: Pirate Internet
Cronyism At Its Finest, U.S. Government Arguing Against Aereo On Behalf Of Broadcasters Before SCOTUS
Story #3: #MyNYPD Hashtag Attracts Photos of Police Violence, Abuse
The Folks Behind #MyNYPD Are Learning a Tough Lesson Right Now
General Mills Reverses Legal Terms After Controversy
Federal Judge Approves Class Action Case Against Ford, IBM for Helping South African Apartheid
Colorado Crime Rates Down 14.6% Since Legalizing Marijuana
Open Source Comes to Farms With Restriction-Free Seeds
Vermont Poised to Enact Toughest US GMO-Labeling Law Yet
Gerald Celente | Trends 2014 | April, 24, 2014
Source: legalise-freedom.com, trendsjournal.com, geraldcelente.com
Publisher of the Trends Journal and founder of The Trends Research Institute Gerald Celente discusses his work and the world in 2014.
The Trends Journal alerts readers to critical domestic and international trends long before they show up in the mainstream media. An information-packed quarterly, the journal covers business, economics, politics, social developments, health, environment, education, the arts, science, technology, philosophy and entertainment.
Gerald is a political atheist. Unencumbered by political dogma, rigid ideology or conventional wisdom, he and his team observe and analyze the current events forming future trends for what they are -- not for what we might want them to be. These cutting edge trend forecasts allow readers to anticipate change, recognize the implications, and take proactive measures for protection and profit. Gerald and the Trends Research Institute also provide research and consulting services to businesses and governments worldwide. -Legalise-freedom.com
Publisher of the Trends Journal and founder of The Trends Research Institute Gerald Celente discusses his work and the world in 2014.
The Trends Journal alerts readers to critical domestic and international trends long before they show up in the mainstream media. An information-packed quarterly, the journal covers business, economics, politics, social developments, health, environment, education, the arts, science, technology, philosophy and entertainment.
Gerald is a political atheist. Unencumbered by political dogma, rigid ideology or conventional wisdom, he and his team observe and analyze the current events forming future trends for what they are -- not for what we might want them to be. These cutting edge trend forecasts allow readers to anticipate change, recognize the implications, and take proactive measures for protection and profit. Gerald and the Trends Research Institute also provide research and consulting services to businesses and governments worldwide. -Legalise-freedom.com
Algorithm Is First to Identify Faces Better Than Humans Can, April 23, 2014
Source: discovermagazine.com
By Carl Engelking
Let’s face it, from trivia to teaching, computers are doing things we thought were uniquely human — and doing them better. Now, facial recognition, a skill humans once dominated, has a new champion. Computer scientists have developed a facial recognition algorithm that, for the first time, outperforms humans’ own abilities.
Facial recognition systems are already better than humans at comparing two images to determine if they are the same person, but only when variables like lighting, pose and expression are controlled. When you shake things up, humans still correctly identify faces with over 97 percent accuracy; before now no other algorithm had come close that mark. However, scientists’ new algorithm, called GaussianFace, performed the feat with an accuracy of 98.52 percent.
Training the Champ
The new algorithm condenses each face it “sees” into a small image to position the eyes, nose, and corners of the mouth in consistent locations. Then, it further divides the image into small, overlapping squares and mathematically charts each square’s unique characteristics, allowing it to compare two images.
Scientists trained the algorithm to look for correct facial features by setting it loose on four massive datasets of face images. Once training was complete, it was time for the main event: Labeled Faces in the Wild (LFW).
LFW is a dataset of 13,000 face images, and is considered the gauntlet for face recognition algorithms. It challenges programs to determine whether a pair of pictures is the same person or different people. However, each photo switches up angles, lighting, makeup and expressions to really test an algorithm’s proficiency.
The GaussianFace algorithm emerged from the test a champion, beating humans’ 97.35 percent average performance on LFW. The algorithm could someday be used in myriad applications including security, image retrieval, and biometric credentials for our computers and mobile devices. The scientists published their findings earlier this month in the online journal arXiv.
Want to see how you’d do against the computer? Check out Medium’s collection of facial images and see if you can tell which are matches.
By Carl Engelking
Let’s face it, from trivia to teaching, computers are doing things we thought were uniquely human — and doing them better. Now, facial recognition, a skill humans once dominated, has a new champion. Computer scientists have developed a facial recognition algorithm that, for the first time, outperforms humans’ own abilities.
Facial recognition systems are already better than humans at comparing two images to determine if they are the same person, but only when variables like lighting, pose and expression are controlled. When you shake things up, humans still correctly identify faces with over 97 percent accuracy; before now no other algorithm had come close that mark. However, scientists’ new algorithm, called GaussianFace, performed the feat with an accuracy of 98.52 percent.
Training the Champ
The new algorithm condenses each face it “sees” into a small image to position the eyes, nose, and corners of the mouth in consistent locations. Then, it further divides the image into small, overlapping squares and mathematically charts each square’s unique characteristics, allowing it to compare two images.
Scientists trained the algorithm to look for correct facial features by setting it loose on four massive datasets of face images. Once training was complete, it was time for the main event: Labeled Faces in the Wild (LFW).
LFW is a dataset of 13,000 face images, and is considered the gauntlet for face recognition algorithms. It challenges programs to determine whether a pair of pictures is the same person or different people. However, each photo switches up angles, lighting, makeup and expressions to really test an algorithm’s proficiency.
The GaussianFace algorithm emerged from the test a champion, beating humans’ 97.35 percent average performance on LFW. The algorithm could someday be used in myriad applications including security, image retrieval, and biometric credentials for our computers and mobile devices. The scientists published their findings earlier this month in the online journal arXiv.
Want to see how you’d do against the computer? Check out Medium’s collection of facial images and see if you can tell which are matches.
6.7 EarthQuake, Off Shore Canada/Cascadia Fault Zone, April 23, 2014
Source: BPEarthWatch youtube
Earthquake struck 40 kilometres northwest of Port Alice at a depth of 22 kilometres, the Pacific Tsunami Information Centre reports.
Earthquake struck 40 kilometres northwest of Port Alice at a depth of 22 kilometres, the Pacific Tsunami Information Centre reports.
Scalar Energy and Controlling the Weather With Lasers, April 23, 2014
Source: redicecreations.com, cbsnews.com
Geoenginneering, HAARP, scalar energy, chemtrails, weather warfare, storm manipulation, cloud-seeding, weather weaponization, solar obscuration, climate change...
These are all terms well familiar to those who have done research into the very real issue of weather modification. Not so for the general public.
But now the mainstream is slowly acclimating people to the idea of this type of ’new’ technology, even though research shows this has been going on for decades. It’s what they’re NOT revealing that is the dangerous part.
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Scientists think they can control weather with lasers
From: CBSNews
For many Americans who wished they could change the weather -- whether it be in the Northeast during this past winter or in drought-stricken California -- researchers may have found a way to aim a high-energy laser beam into clouds to make it rain or trigger lightning.
The existence of condensation, storms and lightning are all due to the presence of large amounts of static electricity in the clouds. Researchers from the University of Central Florida and the University of Arizona say that a laser beam could activate those large amounts of static electricity and create storms on demand.
By surrounding a beam with another beam that will act as an energy reservoir, the central beam will be sustained for greater distances than previously possible. The secondary beam will refuel and help to prevent the dissipation of the primary beam, which would break down quickly on its own.
Although lasers can already travel great distances, it behaves differently than usual, collapsing inward on itself when a laser beam becomes intense enough, according to Matthew Mills, a graduate student at the UFC Center for Research and Education in Optics and Lasers.
"The collapse becomes so intense that electrons in the air’s oxygen and nitrogen are ripped off creating plasma -- basically a soup of electrons," Mills explained in a statement.
Afterwards, the plasma tries to spread the beam back out -- causing an internal struggle between collapsing and spreading -- what’s known as "filamentation." This process in turn creates a light string that lasts only until the beam disperses.
"Because a filament creates excited electrons in its wake as it moves, it artificially seeds the conditions necessary for rain and lightning to occur," Mills explained.
Previous work done by other researchers have led to some type of "electrical event" in clouds -- raising an added risk of a lightning strike when seeding clouds with lasers, according to the researchers.
"What would be nice is to have a sneaky way which allows us to produce an arbitrary long ’filament extension cable.’ It turns out that if you wrap a large, low intensity, doughnut-like ’dress’ beam around the filament and slowly move it inward, you can provide this arbitrary extension," Mills said in a statement.
"Since we have control over the length of a filament with our method, one could seed the conditions needed for a rainstorm from afar. Ultimately, you could artificially control the rain and lightning over a large expanse with such ideas."
[...]
Read the full article at: cbsnews.com
CONFIRMED SCALAR Weather Modification – Dual beams cause instant storms
READ: Mother Nature Becoming More Irritated As Even Geoengineering Scientists Admit They Might Be Making Things Worse…But They’ll Keep Doing It, Anyway
These are all terms well familiar to those who have done research into the very real issue of weather modification. Not so for the general public.
But now the mainstream is slowly acclimating people to the idea of this type of ’new’ technology, even though research shows this has been going on for decades. It’s what they’re NOT revealing that is the dangerous part.
---
Scientists think they can control weather with lasers
From: CBSNews
For many Americans who wished they could change the weather -- whether it be in the Northeast during this past winter or in drought-stricken California -- researchers may have found a way to aim a high-energy laser beam into clouds to make it rain or trigger lightning.
The existence of condensation, storms and lightning are all due to the presence of large amounts of static electricity in the clouds. Researchers from the University of Central Florida and the University of Arizona say that a laser beam could activate those large amounts of static electricity and create storms on demand.
By surrounding a beam with another beam that will act as an energy reservoir, the central beam will be sustained for greater distances than previously possible. The secondary beam will refuel and help to prevent the dissipation of the primary beam, which would break down quickly on its own.
Although lasers can already travel great distances, it behaves differently than usual, collapsing inward on itself when a laser beam becomes intense enough, according to Matthew Mills, a graduate student at the UFC Center for Research and Education in Optics and Lasers.
"The collapse becomes so intense that electrons in the air’s oxygen and nitrogen are ripped off creating plasma -- basically a soup of electrons," Mills explained in a statement.
Afterwards, the plasma tries to spread the beam back out -- causing an internal struggle between collapsing and spreading -- what’s known as "filamentation." This process in turn creates a light string that lasts only until the beam disperses.
"Because a filament creates excited electrons in its wake as it moves, it artificially seeds the conditions necessary for rain and lightning to occur," Mills explained.
Previous work done by other researchers have led to some type of "electrical event" in clouds -- raising an added risk of a lightning strike when seeding clouds with lasers, according to the researchers.
"What would be nice is to have a sneaky way which allows us to produce an arbitrary long ’filament extension cable.’ It turns out that if you wrap a large, low intensity, doughnut-like ’dress’ beam around the filament and slowly move it inward, you can provide this arbitrary extension," Mills said in a statement.
"Since we have control over the length of a filament with our method, one could seed the conditions needed for a rainstorm from afar. Ultimately, you could artificially control the rain and lightning over a large expanse with such ideas."
[...]
Read the full article at: cbsnews.com
CONFIRMED SCALAR Weather Modification – Dual beams cause instant storms
READ: Mother Nature Becoming More Irritated As Even Geoengineering Scientists Admit They Might Be Making Things Worse…But They’ll Keep Doing It, Anyway
