What Bitcoin Can Really Do
In this video Luke Rudkowski talks to Sam Patterson who with Bitmarkets is launching an decentralised bitcoin marketplace with tor support. Sam Expands on his views about the growth and potential of...
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Author: Alec Cope
Unpaid, Unarmed Lifesavers in Syria
SOURCE: New York Times WHO would have thought there could be an uplifting story from Syria? Yet side by side with the worst of humanity, you often see the best. In Syria, that’s a group of...
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Norwegian Muslims Volunteer to Protect Synagogue
SOURCE: Times of Israel In the wake of a deadly shooting attack at a synagogue in Denmark last week, a group of Norwegian Muslims intends to hold an anti-violence demonstration at an Oslo synagogue...
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Israeli and Palestinian Farmers Unite Over Olive Oil
SOURCE: Good “There is no real border between Israel and Palestine,” says Muhammad Hamudi, an olive farmer and olive oil producer from Asira al-Shamaliya, near Nablus in the West Bank. He has been...
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From Dishwasher to Restaurant Owner, Haitian-American Succeeds With Help of Stranger
SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News A hopeful 20-year-old Haitian immigrant was brought to the United States in 2000 by his father, a taxi driver in Philadelphia. But with no English skills the young...
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Hand of a Superhero
SOURCE: New York Times Dawson Riverman’s parents tried to help him make the best of it. Born without fingers on his left hand, Dawson struggled to perform even the simplest tasks, like tying his...
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Drones could be used to seek out arteries to prevent heart attacks
SOURCE: Telegraph Scientists have carried out trials using microscopic drones that could be used to seek and repair damaged arteries, preventing heart attacks and strokes. Researchers have completed...
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NATO/UN Trying to Save ISIS As Syrian Army Circles Them
Activist Post In a military victory that may very well rival the liberation of Qusayr in terms of significance, on February 17, the SAA officially encircled the entirety of Syria’s largest city...
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How This School Bag Also Serves As A Study Lamp For Delhi’s Slum Kids
SOURCE: Medium Unable to study after sunset, these children under perform in their class and drop out of school. To address this issue, Anusheela Saha came up with an interesting idea?—?using the...
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New Artificial Lighting Simulates Sunlight
SOURCE: Web Urbanist Access to natural daylight has long been one of the biggest limiting factors in building design – some solutions involve reflecting real daylight from the outdoors, but until...
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