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• Climate Generation: From Humble Beginnings To A Global Movement

  
  It's Getting Hot In Here — Authority: 661
  Did you ever wonder where It’s Getting Hot In Here came from?  I mean beyond the Nelly song, which is now a distant relic of early-2000s pop culture. Here’s that story. It’s Getting Hot In Here, the blog, was founded at the United Nations climate negotiations in Montreal in 2005: COP11/MOP1.  Just ...
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• Musings on the Terrorist Threat, our ‘Citizen of the World’ President, and Sundries

  
  RedState — Authority: 776
  Please excuse the disorganization — and lack of paragraph phormat — in this post; it’s just a dump of a few things that have been bouncing around in my head since the Christmas attack (and, in some cases, longer). For years, Democrats have told us that one of the biggest problems in America is that we’re not ...
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• Surprise! Demonization of Homosexuals Can Lead To Gay Execution Laws

  
  Library Grape — Authority: 133
  Sully points us to the fact that the New York Times finally discovered a horrifying story that has been developing for months: The NYT has just discovered the Ugandan bill, inspired by key American Christianists, that will round up, jail and execute homosexuals. (Non-MSM readers would have been following this ...
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• Um...What?

  
  RedStateEclectic — Authority: 145
  Perus mountain people face fight for survival in a bitter winter Climatechange is bringing freezing temperatures to poor villages wherefamilies have long existed on the margins of survival. That, my friends, is the lead-in to this story at Guardian.co.uk.  Do you see what the warmist ...
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• Get Off the Popes Back

  
  An American Lion — Authority: 453
  Chancellor Angela Merkel, Pope Benedict XVI Nothing frustrates me more than this smear: In 2005, two unlikely Germans were elected to office, and a defining cultural rift was thrown wide open. First, Germany’s ranking Roman Catholic cardinal, Joseph Ratzinger, the former Hitler Youth recruit from Bavaria ...
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• 2009 in the Middle East

  
  Taking Note — Authority: 124
  As has been standard for far too many years, the year that was in the Middle East would have to be described as grim. While the outlines of a more constructive and realistic U.S. foreign policy vision were sketched out...
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• Resting and Helping

  
  RedStateEclectic — Authority: 145
  Taking a rest ... ... from helping Afghanistan.   While on the home front, we notice that honest, righteous progress is being achieved too...
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• Drops during COP 15, by Yiting Wang (a member of China Youth COP15 team)

  
  It's Getting Hot In Here — Authority: 661
  Yes things did not turn out to be as fair, ambitious and binding as we all hoped for upon the conclusion of COP 15. Yet in many lights, it was inspiring, constructive and everlasting. I want to share several little a few serendipitous moments when I was struck by what I said, what I heard, what I was part of and what ...
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• China will soon have the power to switch off the lights in the West

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 177
  At a stroke the cold reality of Chinas attitude to the outside world was laid bare for all to see. Rather than being a partner that can be trusted to work with the West on issues of mutual concern, the Chinese have demonstrated that their default position is that Beijings only real priority it to look after its own ...
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• A year of war -- and progress

  
  Oregon Living — Authority: 773
  Michael O’Hanlon The United States spent the past year at war in Iraq, Afghanistan and, indirectly, in Pakistan. On balance, it was “a moderately successful year in all three places to varying degrees.”
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• Nigerian corruption: After failed bombing, a chance to fix a failed nation

  
  Oregon Living — Authority: 773
  Lekan Oguntoyinbo The problems at Nigerias largest airport are symptomatic of issues plaguing the West African country. Once one of Africas greatest hopes, Nigeria, has become an embarrassment, a lawless country run by plutocrats.
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• How About a Debate?

  
  RedStateEclectic — Authority: 145
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• A year of Mideast torment

  
  Oregon Living — Authority: 773
  Rami G. Khouri From surging wars in Yemen to the attempted destruction of an airliner over Detroit, the Islamic world devolved into even greater turmoil in 2009.
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• Its a Real Crackdown in Iran

  
  An American Lion — Authority: 453
  Tehran, Iran Could the regime be close to collapse? Iranian authorities sent police officers into the streets to deter protests on Friday as Mir Hussein Moussavi , the principal opposition leader, said in a statement that he did not fear giving his life as “a martyr.” The continuing show of force ...
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• Chasing the Jock Bomber’s Imam

  
  Tom Collins' World Wide Web Log — Authority: 109
  Given that many of my clients are diplomats from third-world countries, perhaps it’s not surprising that my office is open for business on December thirty-first - at noon, of course, since the typical third-world diplomat usually doesn’t get out of bed before ten; and, in deference to both Gretchen and me, closing ...
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• MUTINEERS, ASSASSINS & WAR CRIMINALS

  
  The Qureshi Report — Authority: 106
  It’s now a year since I went over to see the elections in Bangladesh which brought a civilian government back into power with a huge popular mandate. During its first year in office the new government has had to deal with mutineers, assassins and war criminals. Almost immediately into the government’s 5-year ...
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• For 2010 -- ladies and gentlemen of power and fortune, please man up!

  
  L.A. Times - Opinion Blog — Authority: 561
  In 2009, the calendar was book-ended by a couple of men displaying heroic resolve and courage: In January, pilot Chesley B. Sullenberger landed that plane in the Hudson River with no loss of life. And in December, that Flying Dutchman, Jasper Schuringa, the Netherlands filmmaker, leaped across fellow passengers ...
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• My First Posting for 2010: PAS’ Politics of Lita’arafu (Politics of Mutual Respect and Understanding)

  
  Din Merican: the Malaysian DJ Blogger — Authority: 493
  posted by din merican–January 1, 2010 December 31, 2009 The Future is here, are we ready ? by Dr. Dzulkefly Ahmad As the year 2009 comes to a close and the curtain of the decade almost drawn down, you may have wondered what the future would be like. And mind you, you’re not alone. Given the rot ...
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• Happy New Year, Al!

  
  RedStateEclectic — Authority: 145
  No Rise of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Fraction in Past 160 Years, New Research Finds No Rise of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Fraction in Past 160 Years, New Research Finds ScienceDaily (Dec. 31, 2009) — Most of the carbon dioxide emitted by human activity does not remainin the atmosphere, but is instead absorbed ...
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• ANT job at the New School

  
  ANTHEM — Authority: 112
  This might very well be the first time I have ever seen a job advert specifically looking for someone with expertise in actor-network theory. And it’s not just any old school, it’s the New School in New York! They are looking for an Assistant Professor of International Affairs. Apply here . Good luck, job ...
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