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La modernisation de l’agriculture d’après guerre portée au nom de la science et du progrès ne s’est pas imposée sans résistances. L’élevage ovin, jusque là épargné commence à ressentir les premiers soubresauts d’une volonté d’industrialisation. Depuis peu une nouvelle obligation oblige les éleveurs ovins à puçer électroniquement leurs bêtes. Ils doivent désormais mettre une puce RFID, véritable petit mouchard électronique, pour identifier leurs animaux à la place de l’habituel boucle d’oreille ou du tatouage. Derrière la puce RFID, ses ordinateurs et ses machines il y a tout un monde qui se meurt, celui de la paysannerie. Dans le monde machine, l’animal n’est plus qu’une usine à viande et l’éleveur un simple exécutant au service de l’industrie. Pourtant certains d’entre eux s’opposent à tout cela … Infos, projection, soutiens : www.mouton-lefilm.fr Creative commons by nc sa 2012

Rising sea levels may threaten River Thames.Rising sea levels caused by climate change may have a direct effect on the River Thames in London, causing it to flood parts of the city if reinforcements are not made.Estimates vary widely, but melting ice is thought to be a contributing factor in the gradual rise of sea levels worldwide.European scientists at the Ice2Sea project estimate that the sea level will rise somewhere between 3 point 5 and 36 point 8 centimeters by the year 2100, with some estimates around a meter or more when adding in storm surges. These forecasted changes could result in water surges high enough to breach the flood barriers built in the River Thames. The barriers of the Thames were designed with one thousand year flood protection in mind.Professor David Vaughan, of the British Antarctic Survey said that with a one meter rise in sea level “you would take that level of protection from one in 1,000 years down to one in 10 years.” The effects of climate change on sea levels will vary from place to place, with some locations having a higher risk of flooding in the future.

Aries Daily Horoscope for Saturday 18th May from http://www.russellgrant.com

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J.J. Abrams talks about what he has against London and his secret weapon for Star Wars: Episode VII...

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Aries Daily Horoscope for Friday 17th May from http://www.russellgrant.com

In the past two years, the Canadian-bred band The Sheepdogs has gone from jamming in a basement in Saskatoon, to the cover of Rolling Stone. Now, armed with a record deal and world tours, these musical mavericks are on a mission to put the “feel good” back into Rock and Roll.

Paul Kahan, of Publican Restaurant in Chicago, shows host Billy Harris how to butterfly or "spatchcock" a chicken before throwing it on the grill for the famous Publican chicken and fries.

Frightened Rabbit released Pedestrian Verse, their fourth album, with tracks like Active Man, State Hospital and Backyard Skulls offering a departure from the norm, as the band’s founder Scott Hutchison explains.

The cicada invasion is beginning.Cicadas are appearing for their 17 year seasonal emergence on the East Coast of the United States. Some locals look forward to the insect invasion, because they like to collect and eat the cicadas. Northern Virginia political representative Jack Dobbyn explained his favorite way to prepare the cicadas, saying: “You saute them with lemon and butter. They are crunchy on the outside, but they’re soft in the middle.” Others residents aren’t such big fans of the bugs, because of their obnoxiously loud chirping, and their effect on some plants. There are some species of cicada every year, but this year experts are predicting that there will be significantly more cicadas on the east coast. Every 17 years in the summer, millions of cicadas emerge from living underground to breed. The last cycle was in 1996, and the next cycle will be in 2030. Here are some interesting facts about cicadas: Only male cicadas make loud noises, and they don’t chirp at night. Female cicadas are sometimes attracted by the sound of motors. They can actually benefit lawn growth by getting air into the soil, and adding nitrogen to the soil when they die.

Are you really tripling your lung power, or is it a trick? Here's a way to always win this trash bag inflation trick.

Aries Daily Horoscope for Thursday 16th May from http://www.russellgrant.com