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Watch: Bill OReilly-Loving Climate-Denier Breaks Down After Watching Documentary Chasing Ice, Vows to Stop Climate Change | Alternet
Do we have time to change one Fox News viewer’s mind at a time? via Watch: Bill OReilly-Loving Climate-Denier Breaks Down After Watching Documentary Chasing Ice, Vows to Stop Climate Change | Alternet. The answer to the question – of … Continue reading
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Tagged Chasing Ice, Chicago Tribune, climate change, Disney/ABC, Fox News, FTC, Los Angeles Tribune, media mogul, Rupert Murdoch, SEC
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LabCorp, MedTox … a match made in hell (a/k/a The Beltway)
Usually it’s easy to repost what The Pathology Blawg writes on WordPress. But not today. The post I wanted to draw attention to is titled “Third, fourth and fifth law firms announce investigation of MEDTOX Scientific.” You really should read … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate predation, FTC, LabCorp, media mega-mergers, MedTox, Orchid Cellmark, SEC
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Santorum says “Women need to know their place” – Free Wood Post
Update – 2/19/12 – In response to Kathleen’s comment, below, I’ll make this post clearer. Free Wood Post publishes political satire, and this satirist had extrapolated Santorum’s anti-women screeds – such as rape being an act of God – into one … Continue reading
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Tagged DNA backlog, DoJ Antitrust Division, FTC, Justice for All Act, Patrick Leahy, rape act of God, Santorum
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FTC published letter re LabCorp, Orchid Cellmark – too late, too lackluster
My guess is that Ohio’s Governor John Kasich isn’t going to be any happier than I am with the FTC Secretary Donald S. Clark’s portrayal of competition in forensic DNA testing, at least not after the governor is made aware … Continue reading
FTC, DoJ, Bar Association okay with higher DNA test costs keeping killers, rapists free
Over $88M was disbursed last year in federal DNA Backlog Reduction Funding Awards. Years ago (pre-automation that speeds DNA testing and reduces test costs), that $88M+ could be expected to cover costs to test @2,786,025 pieces of evidence, getting a … Continue reading
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Tagged conviction corruption, Crosley Green, DNA, DOJ, DoJ Antitrust Division, FTC, IRS Oversight Board, Jeffrey Abramowski, LabCorp, Orchid Cellmark
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DoJ Antitrust Division’s silence on LabCorp’s acquisition of Orchid Cellmark is anything but golden.
The DoJ’s Antitrust Division should have prevented LabCorp’s acquisition of Orchid Cellmark; our government has no right to make justice less available to its citizens, let alone make it less available to the citizens of other nations. There is little … Continue reading
