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Oct. 20, 2015
COMMENTARY

How the Left Has Sabotaged Marriage and Family


If you thought the White House seemed eager to hoist the rainbow colors, you should have seen the American Communist Party, which has been pumping the full "LGBT" agenda for several years now.
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NEWS

ACLU Sues Missouri Colleges for Denying Illegal Immigrants In-State Tuition


The students driving the lawsuits are part of a federal program that protects immigrants who entered the United States illegally under the age of 16 from deportation.
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NEWS

Will John Boehner Bring Ex-Im Bank Back From the Dead? Top Aide Offers a Clue


The Export-Import Bank's charter expired June 30, and moderate Republicans and Democrats have been pushing for Congress to reauthorize the bank.
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NEWS

Could Moderate Republicans Join With Democrats to Elect a Speaker? One Member Floats the Idea


If Republicans struggle in the coming weeks to unite around a candidate to become the next speaker of the House, some GOP lawmakers are warning that Democrats may be required to elect the winner.
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NEWS

Texas to End Planned Parenthood's Participation in State's Medicaid Program


"The gruesome harvesting of baby body parts by Planned Parenthood will not be allowed in Texas and the barbaric practice must be brought to an end," Gov. Greg Abbott said.
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State Department Fumbles Response to Palestinian Violence


For a brief moment the State Department got its reaction right to the Palestinian knife attacks against Israeli citizens last week. A very brief moment. Then it was back to business as usual.
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Lista Mosta za IX izbornu jedinicu

1.    Stipe Petrina,Primošten
2.    Miro Bulj, Sinj
3.    Zdenko Sarađen, Stankovci
4.    mr.sci. dr.stom. Milija Baldić Lukšić, Kaštel Stari
5.     mr.sci pravnih znanosti Miljenko Marić, Zadar
6.    Mile Marasović, Šibenik
7.    Iris Ukić Kotarac dipl.iur. , Šibenik
8.    Branko Đelalija dipl.oecc, Unešić
9.    Lucija Cvitan, prof. hrvatskog jezika i književnosti, Tribunj
10.                      Dajana Sokol Keranović, Knin
11.                      Dijana Rinčić dipl.iur, Poljica Marina
12.                      Dušan Đula, Otok kod Sinja
13.                      Hermina Nakić Crljen dipl.iur., Šibenik
14.                      Ivan Barišić,  Omiš

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BICYCLES
Bird of Prey bike takes a new position on cycling
When it comes to bicycles with different types of seating positions, everyone is familiar with uprights and recumbents. There is, however, a lesser-known third option – prone. Bird of Prey Bicycles is now offering a semi-prone aimed at everyday users.   read more
MUSIC
Review: Phiaton PS 202 NC earphones with active noise cancellation
Phiaton has recently made available its wired PS 202 NC earphones. We get some ears-in to see how the company’s latest delivers, especially with the added hush of active noise cancellation.​  read more
MUSIC
Liutaly iV electric violin dials up smartphone for synth sounds and effects
Gizmag first heard from Claudio Capponi about two years ago when he told us that he'd started working on a new musical instrument. Development has continued apace ever since and now the Liutaly iV electric violin is ready for its place in the spotlight.  read more
AUTOMOTIVE
Hyundai Tucson transformed into overland Adventuremobile
The Hyundai Tucson is about to get tougher. The Rockstar Tucson will be joined at the upcoming SEMA Show by an even more equipped Tucson: the Adventuremobile, a Tucson that rides over the terrain in its path, stays the night and does it all again the next day.   read more
SPACE
A closer look at NASA's journey to Mars road map
Earlier this month, NASA released a road map outlining how it will approach the mission to send mankind to Mars. Join us as we take an in-depth look at the plan, and the technological challenges that must be overcome if the agency is to undertake humanity's next step in its race to the stars.  read more
ARCHITECTURE
Film festival brings AR/VR to architects and designers
Architects and designers who attended this year's Architecture and Design Film Festival (ADFF) got a first hand look at how augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) can be used in their respective industries. read more
TINY HOUSES
Nomadic floating shelter gets towed to the water by bike
​London-based artist and designer, Daniel Durnin has created a nomadic floating shelter that can also be towed by a bicycle. With the tiny wooden shelter, Durnin hopes to bring life back to urban waterways by creating a new way to camp on water.​  read more
ENVIRONMENT
New material created from orange peel cleans up mercury pollution
Australian scientists working at Flinders University have discovered a simple and efficient way to remove mercury from the environment by using a material made from recycled waste citrus peel  read more
ENVIRONMENT
Cheap, simple technique turns seawater into drinking water​
Researchers from the University of Alexandria have developed a cheaper, simpler and potentially cleaner way to turn seawater into drinking water than conventional methods.  read more
SCIENCE
Chasing the sun: How solar forecasting could be the difference in the World Solar Challenge
Like every other team currently taking part in the World Solar Challenge, the University of Michigan will look to keep its car chugging along by exposing it to as much sunlight as possible. But unlike the others, it has brought along a little piece of technology it hopes will offer an edge.  read more
MARINE
eFishery fish farm feeder dispenses feed based on fish hunger levels
eFishery hopes to alleviate environmental waste problems associated with overfeeding on fish farms. Its smart feeding device works by detecting hungry fish behavior and dispensing the proper amount of feed. read more
BICYCLES
Levicle folding bike rides like a balance bike for adults
Entrepreneur and inventor Tom Mackenzie believes the balance bike can be an effective commuting tool for adults. His Levicle is a simple, compact folding bike that gives your legs the power and glide of wheels. read more
ARCHITECTURE
Ultra-efficient SURE HOUSE wins the 2015 Solar Decathlon
SURE HOUSE is designed to reduce global climate change while protecting its inhabitants from the damaging consequences of existing climate change, such as extreme coastal weather.  read more
DRONES
Drones face mandatory registration in the US
The USDoT Secretary Anthony Foxx announced today that Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) in the United States will soon be subject to federal registration. A task force will be established to provide recommendations on how to best implement a registration process.  read more
MOBILE TECHNOLOGY
Microsoft Surface Pro 4 vs. iPad Pro
Apple's iPad Pro is the company's most direct answer to the Microsoft Surface. Let's see how Apple's first 2-in-1 compares to the Surface Pro 4.  read more
MOTORCYCLES
Sena's intelligent motorcycle helmet keeps a lid on unwanted noise
Riding a motorcycle at highway speeds inevitably entails the constant buzzing of pressurized air forcing its way through the helmet’s ventilation channels. Sena’s Intelligent Noise-Cancelling helmet promises to filter out the useless noise, while keeping the rider in touch with his surroundings.  read more
OUTDOORS
Xraycer goes sledding on mountain dirt and rock
The new Xraycer all-terrain sled brings sledding to the summer. Developed by a small, passionate group, its rugged tires and tough polyethylene construction let you sled dirt and rock.   read more
MILITARY
DARPA wants to make airborne communications more stable
Military airborne communications can be tricky. Not only do they need to overcome attempted disruptions, but also tackle the difficulties in getting different systems to work together. DARPA wants to improve things, soliciting proposals to get systems communicating faster and more securely.  read more
SCIENCE
Study finds the Lee Harvey Oswald backyard photo to be authentic
A study conducted by Dartmouth College has delved further than ever before into the authenticity of the infamous backyard photograph of John F. Kennedy assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald. Specifically, the team analyzed Oswald's pose in the picture – something that's long been a point of controversy.  read more
ELECTRONICS
HyperCam would let you see the unseen
A consumer hyperspectral camera known as the HyperCam may one day allow use to see if fruit is ripe, or to identify people based on their veins patterns. It could even find its way into our smartphones.   read more
GOOD THINKING
Super kettle wins Electrolux Design Lab 2015
A kettle that stores steam to help kids learn about cooking and energy in a hands-on fashion won the 2015 Electrolux Design Lab in Finland. The competition attracted applications from industrial students located around the world.  read more
LAPTOPS
Lenovo's follow-up to the Yoga 3 Pro loses a little portability, adds a lot of power
Lenovo just announced the latest flagship in its Yoga lineup of 2-in-1s. The Yoga 900 Convertible Laptop (yes, that's its full name) is the follow-up to 2014's Yoga 3 Pro, adding only a little weight and thickness in favor of more raw power.  read more
BICYCLES
​AirDonkey takes the sharing economy to two wheels
If you only cycle occasionally, a bike will just sit gathering dust or not be worth buying in the first place. A new service called AirDonkey provides a third option – a sharing system that lets people rent out their bikes when they're not using them or hire one just when they need to.  read more
ARCHITECTURE
$8,000 home proposed for Mexico
Interesting architecture doesn't always come with a high price tag. Mexican architect Tatiana Bilbao unveiled an US$8,000 home at this year's Chicago Architecture Biennial that could perhaps one day complement existing social housing options in Mexico. read more
MUSIC
SubPac M2 brings the bass to your body
Since launching its "bass you can feel" technology on Kickstarter in 2013, StudioFeed has integrated the SubPac system in Peugeot's Fractal concept car and added an extra dimension to a VR-enhanced premiere of Jurassic World. Now it's aiming to put some bottom end on your back with the SubPac M2.  read more
SPACE
NASA launches website hosting stunning, regularly updated Earth imagery
NASA has launched a new website allowing the public to view images snapped by its Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite. The service will provide multiple shots of stunning Earth imagery seven days a week, mere hours after capture.  read more
ARCHITECTURE
Moon Hoon's latest project is absolutely quackers
Readers may recall South Korean architecture firm Moon Hoon from its Star Wars-inspired home. Its Wind House project comprises three holiday homes dominated by a large golden structure that looks, well, rather like a duck's head.  read more
SPACE
Star Wars: The Force Awakens full-length trailer debuts
Following a long wait with teasers, snippets and working versions of robotic characters to whet the appetite, the third and final full-length trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens has debuted.  read more
PETS
Jekies Glovebag simplifies pooch poop pickup
Anyone who owns a dog knows that picking up after it isn't the high point of pet ownership. This unholy alliance of dog and doo has led many to seek an alternative to the standard plastic bag. The Jekies Glovebag is one that could make getting rid of your dog’s number two a bit easier.   read more
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NATION DAILY: OCTOBER 20, 2015
 
Exxon Knew Everything There Was to Know About Climate Change by the Mid-1980s—And Denied It
 
And thanks to their willingness to sucker the world, we’re now a chaotic mess.
 
BILL MCKIBBEN
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Justin Trudeau Just Showed American Democrats How to Win an Election
 
Promises to tax the rich and to make infrastructure investment a priority—along with an embrace of diversity—beat the right in Canada.
 
JOHN NICHOLS
 
 
 
 
How to Win a Nobel Peace Prize
 
Keep the US military out of your country.
 
REBECCA GORDON
 
 
 
 
Two States, Two Competing Futures for Voting Rights in America
 
Republicans will eventually have to reckon with a country that is more diverse, more compassionate and more progressive.
 
KATRINA VANDEN HEUVEL
 
 
 
 
Fed-Up Refugees Are Actually Breaking Through Border Controls in the Balkans
 
“Today we said enough and decided to march.”
 
JESSE ROSENFELD
 
 
 
 
Never Mind the Civilian Casualties
 
Drones don't!
 
TOM TOMORROW
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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