Kathleen Wells of Race Talk interviews Noam Chomsky on Israel.
The arms trade, and you, dear UK taxpayer, are paying to set up the deals:
British taxpayers are paying a secretive lobbying firm $10,000 (£6,354) a month to push American politicians to award contracts to British defence companies.
The science of morality forges ahead:
Something radically new is in the air: new ways of understanding physical systems, new ways of thinking about thinking that call into question many of our basic assumptions. A realistic biology of the mind, advances in evolutionary biology, physics, information technology, genetics, neurobiology, psychology, engineering, the chemistry of materials: all are questions of critical importance with respect to what it means to be human. For the first time, we have the tools and the will to undertake the scientific study of human nature.
It’s the 65th anniversary of the worst terrorist attack in history today.
Let’s hope the U.S. and Israel do not try to trump it as some have been suggesting they might.
iPhonific. TUAW has the low-down:
The idea is that you shoot, edit and upload your photos entirely with the iPhone.
HungrySeacow Software has just released version 2 of YummySoup, my favourite recipe management software for the Mac.
With this version they’ve introduced a weekly meal planner and the ability to easily share recipes (subscribe to my favourite recipes).
They say they have an iPad and iPhone version in the works too.
