Month: October 2013

**CAF Note: This is one of my favorite movies ever since Tony Scott made it in 1998. Given the ongoing discussion of NSA surveillance, it

By Tyler Durden Over a year ago we discussed the “next Industrial Revolution” and where it might appear from. 3D printers were envisioned among Goldman’s

By Kashmir Hill In recent months, Lavabit, based in Texas, and Silent Circle, based in Washington, D.C., both shuttered their encrypted email services. The companies

By Phys.org A theory—SuperDense quantum teleportation—posed by Hampshire College physics professor Herbert Bernstein will be tested on the International Space Station. Theoretical physicist Bernstein devised

Photo Credit: European Pressphoto Agency By Mari Iwata Japan’s nuclear watchdog on Wednesday gave a green light to a plan by Tokyo Electric Power Co.

By Paul Levy The artist casts a liberating fragrance, spelling out what is hanging in the air. When a group of people abdicate their individual

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Photo Credit: bitcoinworld.blogspot.ru By Catherine Austin Fitts The push is on for prototyping digital currencies to build out the Internet platform financial markets. The shills

By Catherine Austin Fitts After my speech at the Appraisal Institute on Tuesday am, we had a grand lunch with Solari Report subscribers at Kuleto’s

By Terence P. Jeffrey Americans who were recipients of means-tested government benefits in 2011 outnumbered year-round full-time workers, according to data released this month by