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From: http://cnn.it/1fPR6fL Please like PigMine's FaceBook page here: http://on.fb.me/1hXIbMx Subscribe to http://bit.ly/1fPR33J February 27, 2014 - A drought is causing Wichita Falls, Texas, to consider recycling sewer water to use for drinking water. KTVT reports. FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 U.S.C. section 106A-117 of the U.S. Copyright Law.

From: http://bit.ly/1fa2fIW Please like PigMine's FaceBook page here: http://on.fb.me/1hXIbMx Subscribe to http://bit.ly/JtHegj February 26, 2014 - Subscribe: http://bit.ly/1fa2fJ1 More Breaking News: http://bit.ly/KMNy2F Russian President Vladimir Putin puts Russian combat troops on high alert for war games near Ukraine, amid fears of Crimean separatism in the Russian-speaking east of the country. Mana Rabiee reports. Reuters tells the world's stories like no one else. As the largest international multimedia news provider, Reuters provides coverage around the globe and across topics including business, financial, national, and international news. For over 160 years, Reuters has maintained its reputation for speed, accuracy, and impact while providing exclusives, incisive commentary and forward-looking analysis. http://reuters.com/ http://on.fb.me/1fa2iEy http://bit.ly/KMNy2K http://bit.ly/1fa2iEz FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is m...

WASHINGTON STATE—One-hundred Washington-State mayors are urging their state lawmakers to share recreational cannabis revenues to pay for local law enforcement and other costs related to legalizing pot. Washington voters, like those in Colorado, recently approved recreational marijuana. Alaska is looking at a similar measure. In a letter to Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and legislative leaders, the mayors wrote that cities will be responsible for enforcing the new pot law. Therefore, they told Inslee they feel they deserve part of the $190 million in new tax revenues the state expects to collect over the next four years. The mayors, who did not specify an amount, say they need their fair share to carry out duties. Those duties include overseeing permitting and policing what they called "drugged driving." http://bit.ly/OEmrcX Download your free Next News "Heroes & Villains" Poster here: http://bit.ly/KgbQD5 Donate USD: http://nnn.is/donate-dollars Donate BTC: http:/...

Many will tell you that Bitcoin stands on shaky legal ground. Senator Joe Manchin, however, believes it's outright dangerous, to the point that he has sent a letter to regulators asking them to ban the digital currency. Manchin says there's no regulation and Bitcoin's mix of anonymity and irreversibility is appealing to a shady crowd. The Senator believes that black markets and thieves operate with relative freedom. Manchin also points out that the digital cash is prone to both deflation and surprises that risk creating chaos, such as the recent shutdown of the Mt. Gox exchange. http://engt.co/1fJ5yqY http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ

Time Warner and Comcast want to merge into one cable company, and many people are outraged, calling the deal a monopoly. Though the companies themselves want the deal to go through, Comcast founder and retired executive, Julian Brodksy, actually called Comcast a "natural monopoly" himself, during a recent keynote speech. The Resident discusses. Follow The Resident at http://bit.ly/IsPkoD Find RT America in your area: http://bit.ly/1jHLX9o Or watch us online: http://bit.ly/1hgZt6Z Like us on Facebook http://on.fb.me/1jHLZhu Follow us on Twitter http://bit.ly/1hgZt70

Six years ago, Tammy Strobel was unhappy- "I was commuting 2 hours a day, going to a job I hated, overweight, unhappy, kind of middle class plight". Then she watched a youtube video featuring Dee Williams and her tiny home- a moment she calls her "turning point"- and she began to dream about less. Prior to downsizing Tammy and her husband, Logan Smith, were living in a two-bedroom apartment, driving two cars, commuting long distances and $30,000 in debt, but they were hesitant change the status quo. "Initially, we resisted the idea of moving into a smaller one-bedroom apartment because we were more concerned about appearances and space for guests than for our financial well-being. We decided something needed to change once we realized our debt was causing us so much stress." Tammy and Logan began with small steps. They sold one car and moved into a one bedroom apartment. Next it was a 400 square foot home. Today they are car-free and living in a 128-squar...

Peak Moment 168: Take a tour, accompanied by curious sheep and geese, of Mark Cooper's self-sufficient small farm. Over several years, he transformed a rundown house and hillsides of berry brambles into pasture and gardens where he produces and preserves most of his family's food. Visit the Goose Grotto in a constructed pond, a heritage fruit tree orchard, logs producing shiitake mushrooms, and a cheap-and-easy container kitchen garden. Mark gives us a closeup view of the solar dehydrator he constructed from salvaged materials - and his tips on food drying. He has husbanded up to fifty animals at a time, including two Tibetan yaks! This farmstead in Rough and Ready, CA lives up to the town's name ? and is a testament to hard work, wide-ranging construction skills, and love.