Amoro, the locally produced mushroom, has already taken roughly half of the market share from Israeli producers.
First mushroom farm in Palestine ends Israel’s monopoly – News from Al Jazeera
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What goes through my my mind when I read the news with my morning coffee. …Or for the Simon's Rockers in the group, this is my response journal.
Amoro, the locally produced mushroom, has already taken roughly half of the market share from Israeli producers.
First mushroom farm in Palestine ends Israel’s monopoly – News from Al Jazeera
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To label an opponent racist in order to win the “black vote” is reprehensible, especially considering Hillary Clinton has spent a lifetime working on social justice issues. Sanders’ effort to cast Hillary Clinton as a racist elitist failed. In the New York primary, Clinton won 75% of the African-American vote and 64% of the Latino vote. Clinton continues to enjoy widespread support from communities of color while black leaders continue to express doubt about Bernie Sanders.
Bernie Sanders Calls Hillary Clinton Racist, Yet Her Record on Civil Rights is Stronger
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Commanders say forces met limited resistance from ISIL during push into centre of city which government lost in 2014.
Battle for Fallujah: Iraq retakes government HQ – News from Al Jazeera
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Pope Francis has said the “great majority” of Catholic marriages being celebrated today are invalid because couples do not fully realize it is a lifetime commitment, drawing sharp criticism from Church conservatives.
Pope Francis says ‘majority’ of Catholic marriages invalid – World – CBC News
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Sen. Bernie Sanders told supporters Thursday night their next major political task is to help make sure presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump “is defeated and defeated badly” in November.
Bernie Sanders says Democrats’ top task is defeating Donald Trump
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It’s not just one policy, like paid parental leave, that makes the difference. It’s the magic of a package of policies spanning over a lifetime, that allow people to care for children, support them financially, and even enjoy them every once in awhile on a holiday.
The “parenting happiness gap” is real, new research confirms — Quartz
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They had a nice way of saying it, though.
State Department Dissent on Obama Syria Policy Suggests Bombing More
Memo signed by 52 State Department officials says targeted military strikes necessary to stop Assad’s truce violations.
US diplomats criticise Obama’s Syria policy in memo – News from Al Jazeera
Party affiliation determines how Americans view the Orlando massacre — with 79 percent of Republicans viewing it as an act of Islamic terrorism, while 60 percent of Democrats perceive it as an act of domestic gun violence
Americans view motive behind Orlando massacre by party affiliation | New York Post
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At this point, clinching the Democratic nomination is mathematically impossible for Bernie Sanders, but he continues to mislead supporters. The Sanders’ campaign sends out daily emails promising supporters he can secure the nomination if they donate just a few more dollars.
Bernie Sanders Continues to Ask Supporters for Donations Despite No Path To Victory
What an asshole, this one.
Total fucking schmuck.
Like, seriously, the direct opposite of mensch.
A bill by Rep. Gwen Moore would require those claiming high-dollar itemized tax deductions to pass a drug test.
Bill would require drug test to claim high-dollar tax deduction | TheHill
Heh, awesome!
The revolution will continue until morale improves.
Bernie Sanders Will Concede When Hell Freezes Over | Vanity Fair
What an egotistical, self-important Nader-shitbag this guy turned out to be.
It’s incredibly frustrating for people who’ve been working in mainstream Democratic Party politics to hear their party described as something other than a party for “working people.” Clinton won the votes of millions of working-class Americans, primarily people of color, throughout the 2016 primaries; and in the 2012, 2008, 2004, and 2000 election cycles there’s been a pronounced tendency for lower-income voters to back the Democratic candidate and higher-income ones to back the Republican.
A lot of the people who’ve fought for those things agree with Sanders that they didn’t go far enough in important ways, or even that key people in the party didn’t push hard enough or strong enough for them. But a lot of Sanders’s rhetoric seems to simply erase these battles, as if the whole party were just sitting on its hands until Bernie and his political revolution came to town.
One sentence from Bernie Sanders’s speech last night that really enrages Democratic leaders – Vox
Exactly.
Bernie is an arrogant, self-important asshole who just keeps getting douchier and more obstructionist (i.e. working AGAINST the progress he supposedly is working for fervently towards) every single day.
A former consultant for Donald Trump and longtime ally Roger Stone charged Monday that Huma Abedin, a top aide to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, could be a “terrorist agent.”
Roger Stone: Huma Abedin, top Clinton aide, could be ‘terrorist agent’ – Washington Times
bigot.
The cockpit voice recorder from the EgyptAir plane that crashed last month has been recovered with its memory unit intact, Egyptian investigators say.
EgyptAir MS804 crash: Voice recorder recovered from sea – BBC News
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Former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage says he will vote for Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump, in one of the most dramatic signs yet that Republican national security elites are rejecting their party’s presumptive nominee.
Exclusive: Armitage to back Clinton over Trump – POLITICO
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The new Game Developer Barbie seems like she’s doing her job right. No more pink laptop, no more pink headset. Instead, she has a realistic outfit, computer, headset, desk set-up (including He-Man and She-Ra action figures), and some real coding skills according to Slate’s Casey Fiesler.
Mattel’s new Game Developer Barbie finally gets Barbie right | News | Geek.com
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The tragedy in Orlando has officially made Sanders completely irrelevant.
Bernie Sanders insults the Orlando dead by continuing his campaign / LGBTQ Nation
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The runner-up in the Democratic presidential primaries was in Burlington, Vt., ahead of a simulcast speech to supporters.
…Sanders, who opposed the Brady Bill that expanded background checks and waiting periods…
Why Bernie Sanders missed the Senate Democrats’ 14-hour gun filibuster – The Washington Post
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Originally found in the remains of a shipwreck of an ancient merchant ship that is believed to have sunk between 150-70 BC…
[In] 1902 when Valerios Stais, the Director of the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, took notice of the great embedded in a rock. Stais believed it to be an astronomical clock, which was dismissed due to the preconceptions of technology only adapting to be able to make such equipment in the 14th century.
“It’s like a textbook of astronomy as it was understood then, which connected the movements of the sky and the planets with the lives of the ancient Greeks and their environment.”
cool.
Researchers have detected gravitational waves for the second time, opening up a new field of astronomical research.
‘Astronomy of the 21st century’: LIGO spots gravitational waves again – CSMonitor.com
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Dolphins at the National Aquarium in Baltimore could help transform the way sea life is held in captivity…
Within five years, the aquarium wants to move the dolphins to a sanctuary along an ocean front. They are looking at places like Florida and the Caribbean where the site will allow the dolphins to interact with other sea life.
“There’ll be crabs on the bottom and lobsters perhaps finding their way into crevices, jellyfish will drift in and out, but these dolphins need to learn how to cope with every single one of those natural features,” National Aquarium CEO John Racanelli said.
National Aquarium to move dolphins to seaside sanctuary – CBS News
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Despite pressures from overfishing and changing ocean conditions, some coral reefs around the world manage to defy expectations.
By examining what’s going right at these bright spots — and wrong at the dark spots — scientists hope to find new insights for confronting the numerous problems coral reefs face today.
Coral reef census will help scientists protect fragile underwater habitats – LA Times
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