Thursday Show 3/6/14
Could Sugar Power Cell Phones Of The Future?
Researchers are charged up about biobatteries,
devices able to harness common biological processes to generate
electricity. Most biobatteries are unable to generate large amounts
of power, but researchers recently developed a prototype version that
has the potential to be lighter and more powerful than the batteries
typically found in today's portable electronic devices, including
smartphones.
Bill Buckley: ‘Duel Between Christianity and
Atheism is Most Important in the World’
There are
Americans today, holding themselves up as conservatives, who argue
that one can be both an atheist and a conservative. This is
absurd.
North Carolina High School board votes to keep
controversial book
A North Carolina school board will keep in its
high school curriculum a book that tackles abortion, torture, rape
and
prostitution.
Planned Parenthood produces video promoting
bondage
Planned Parenthood of Northern New England
(PPNNE)--which received more than $2.75 million in government funding
in 2012--has produced and posted online a video specifically aimed at
teenagers that promotes bondage and sadomasochism (BDSM) and proposes
"rules" to follow when engaging in these activities.
U.S. Justice Dept. sues Philly school district
over beard-length rule
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a federal
civil rights lawsuit against the School District of Philadelphia,
claiming a rule regulating the length of employees’ beards
constitutes religious discrimination.
US appeals court permits YouTube to display
Muhammad video with changes
Now we will see if Cindy Lee Garcia’s
five-second appearance is edited out and the film remains on YouTube
otherwise unchallenged, or if something else is found to be the basis
of new calls to take the video down
altogether.
Fla. High Court: Immigrant can't get law license
Immigrants in the country illegally can't be given
a license to practice law, a question that was raised when a man who
moved here from Mexico when he was 9 years old sought a license in
Florida, the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
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