Cara

I am not an expert in this area at all but do have training as an electrical engineer.
I had a quick look at this and, to me, it looks like an issue with the presentation layer of the data. You can see other presentation layer issues in the larger world map in the article you linked to; for example, there seem to be small “slices” with no colour…[Read more]

That sculpture in the opening photograph of the article reminds me of the many sculptures done by Helen Martins (deceased) in Nieu-Bethesda, a small town in South Africa’s eastern cape. She created hundreds of sculptures and lived in a house called “The Owl House”. See here: https://www.thoughtco.com/owl-house-nieu-bethesda-south-africa-4123204

I think the explosion is in a substation not a full power station: https://www.rt.com/news/395481-russia-power-substation-explosion/
For an overview of all power stations in Russia see here: http://enipedia.tudelft.nl/wiki/Russia/Powerplants

“The cause of the accident was the disconnection of the first and second bus sections in the substation 220 kV “Vostochnaya”. Energy quickly made repairs.” from here: https://rusreality.com/2017/07/06/in-the-north-of-tomsk-restored-power-supply-is-broken/

Here is a link to The Duran for comment and analysis and the full text of the joint Russia and China statement on the N. Korea situation.

What I find very interesting is part no 6:
“6. The Parties confirm that they are paying sufficient attention to the maintenance of the international and regional balance and stability, and emphasise that allied…[Read more]

Yes, it’s like one of those children’s games where the “baddies” take turns to be “it”…. at least so far as the western media establishment is concerned.

Oh yes, the “shriek-o-meter” is tuning up!

This is a wonderful presentation! – perfect for sharing with people. Thank you for posting here.

Interesting. I was just listening this morning to the second part of the Forum Borealis interview with Catherine Fitts (it’s not yet publically released but is available to sponsors). One of the areas briefly mentioned is the demolition costs avoided on September 11th when the towers were brought down. Apparently the buildings were full of…[Read more]

I agree, it’s not shocking at all…. to me, it’s just headline “click bait”… but if it gets someone to read a bit more and understand a little more, well perhaps it’s okay.

I used to work in corporate communications and marketing and I think I developed an “anti-marketing” filter, so I typically just disregard and read past all the hype…[Read more]

This reminds me of the stories that came out in the news when the online video “game” / “virtual world” Second Life was popular and new. People were making trades on online real estate, buying built up avatars for ridiculous amounts of money, companies such as Ernst and Young even held virtual career fairs there. It was all quite extraordinary….…[Read more]