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Hemp Waste Could Yield Super-Cheap Graphene

University of Alberta chemical engineer David Mitlin knows that finding a way to make graphene cost-competitive with activated carbon could mean huge advances in technologies that create and store energy. So, Mitlin is working…

More cannabis win.

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date:: May 22, 2013 (a Wednesday)
time:: 11:27:40 (1 day ago)

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date:: May 22, 2013 (a Wednesday)
time:: 11:22:59 (1 day ago)

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date:: May 22, 2013 (a Wednesday)
time:: 12:22:50 (2 days ago)

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date:: May 22, 2013 (a Wednesday)
time:: 12:14:23 (2 days ago)

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date:: May 22, 2013 (a Wednesday)
time:: 12:13:09 (2 days ago)

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“I think it is critical for us to understand that Guantanamo is not necessary to keep America safe. It is expensive. It is inefficient. It hurts us in terms of our international standing. …

The fundamental concept in any legal system is that one is innocent until proven guilty. In this case you have people who have not even been charged. …

I’ve seen several cases where the evidence did not support the accusation. When those cases were moved forward to trial level, federal judges ruled in favour of the prisoners in over 75 percent of the cases.

I am not saying that there aren’t any criminals at Guantanamo. If they are suspected criminals, they should be charged in a court of law that recognises the basic principles of fair process: presumption of innocence, no secret evidence, reliable evidence not extracted under torture. …

The U.S. government is reluctant [to bring Guantanamo detainees to court] because if you have torture, the case does not fly in court. All the prisoners of Guantanamo have been tortured one way or another.

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date:: May 22, 2013 (a Wednesday)
time:: 12:06:42 (2 days ago)

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I like him, after this I love him.

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date:: May 22, 2013 (a Wednesday)
time:: 12:03:27 (2 days ago)

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Another scandal emerges under Obama: Antiwar.com sues FBI over spying of its staff

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Antiwar.com is taking the FBI to court.

The website’s founder and managing editor Eric Garris, along with longtime editorial director Justin Raimondo, filed a lawsuit in federal court today, demanding the release of records they believe the FBI is keeping on them and the 17-year-old online magazine.

Antiwar.com says this is one more example of post-9/11 government overreach, and a stark reminder that the First Amendment has been treated as little more than a speed bump on the road to a government surveillance state. The lawsuit is particularly timely, considering recent scandals in which the Department of Justice secretly seized months of journalists’ phone records at the Associated Press, and did the same and more to a FOX News reporter, while the IRS is acknowledging it singled out conservative groups that criticize the government for extra scrutiny.

Antiwar.com had been the target of unlawful spying under the Bush administration which continued under the Obama administration.

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