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California Forward, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization, is working to bring government closer to the people. We believe empowered local communities are best equipped to solve local problems with local solutions. We believe there is a critical link between many of the problems that threaten our future and our state government, which has become ineffective, unresponsive, and unable (and unwilling) to fix itself.

California Forward, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization, is working to bring government closer to the people. We believe empowered local communities are best equipped to solve local problems with local solutions. We believe there is a critical link between many of the problems that threaten our future and our state government, which has become ineffective, unresponsive, and unable (and unwilling) to fix itself.

Claire Hope Cummings raises a number of troubling concerns that are at the heart of what she feels threatens our future food supply.

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Professor Ian Morison discusses one of the hottest topics in astronomy: detecting other solar systems. The methods by which this has been achieved so far have yet to detect an earth-like planet, but already a miniature version of our solar system has been discovered. How do these discoveries affect the prospects for life elsewhere?

Nadav Ahituv, assistant professor in the Department of Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences at the University of California, San Francisco, discusses the future of genomic sequencing. He explores the current methods for analyzing the human genome, and describes the potential benefits of knowing exactly how our DNA affects our health.We are in the midst of a renaissance in the

"Our caviar has held up very well against the competition, I'll say that -- " Meet Jim Michaels, the Program Manager of Mote Marine Laboratory's Siberian Sturgeon Program in Sarasota, FL. Jim has been working for over a decade on an eco-friendly and sustainable solution for growing farm-raised sturgeon in the United States. A solution to meet the growing demand for caviar around the world, and one that they hope will help take pressure off over-fishing the endangered wild sturgeon stocks in the Caspian Sea. But, the recirculating aquaculture technology Mote is developing for their sturgeon program also serves a greater purpose. The hope with this program is to eventually drive down the cost of the technology so that this type of farming can be applied to other species of fish, and encourage more farmed seafood production within our borders.

"Our caviar has held up very well against the competition, I'll say that -- " Meet Jim Michaels, the Program Manager of Mote Marine Laboratory's Siberian Sturgeon Program in Sarasota, FL. Jim has been working for over a decade on an eco-friendly and sustainable solution for growing farm-raised sturgeon in the United States. A solution to meet the growing demand for caviar around the world, and one that they hope will help take pressure off over-fishing the endangered wild sturgeon stocks in the Caspian Sea. But, the recirculating aquaculture technology Mote is developing for their sturgeon program also serves a greater purpose. The hope with this program is to eventually drive down the cost of the technology so that this type of farming can be applied to other species of fish, and encourage more farmed seafood production within our borders.

"President Barack Obama released Monday his plans to drastically cut federal spending with a proposed $3.73 trillion budget for fiscal year 2012.The proposal will reduce the national deficit by more than $1 trillion over a 10 year period, 75% of which will be accounted for by spending cuts, tax increases or doing away with existing tax breaks. The Obama administration estimates that reducing or cutting 200 federal programs will save $33 billion in 2012 alone.Obama said, "My budget makes investments that can help American win this competition and transform our economy, and it does so fully aware of the very difficult fiscal situation we face."Obama also said that the programs that would be cut under the new budget include "many whose mission I care deeply about, but meeting our fiscal targets while investing in our future demands no less."The president is calling for a 5 year non-security discretionary spending freeze and a 2 year freeze of federal government employee salaries.Despite t

It's not uncommon to overhear intimate conversations on public transit in San Francisco, and being gay, bisexual, transgendered or lesbian is less taboo here than wearing white after Labor Day.How do urbanites handle sex in the city these days? Which sexual issues are still considered racy and taboo in the 21st century? And are we as free as we think, to do what we want in our private lives?

Can we live without fossil fuels and produce enough energy without oil? A sustainable future lies in increasing use of renewable energy, such as wind and solar energy, says Peter Head. He believes that there is a place for nuclear energy as we make the transition to a world without fossil fuels.

In part two, Claire Hope Cummings raises a number of troubling concerns that are at the heart of what threatens our future food supply. Cummings informs us, there are only about a handful of global agri-chemical companies, and they are threatening the livelihoods of farmers, limiting the range of food choices in the marketplace, and introducing dangerous technologies, including GMO's (genetically modified organisms), that poses significant threats to agriculture, and the environment.

Our Tron: Legacy coverage continues! Obviously, this film has some amazing visuals (you gotta see it in 3D!), but it also has some great design. The woman behind the fabulous costumes, Christine Clark, sat down with me at the Tron: Legacy press junket a few weeks ago to discuss style, light-up fabrics, and those kick-ass rubber suits.

Here's the second part of our interview with Steven Levy, chief technology writer for Newsweek and longtime Apple watcher. Steven talks about the inevitable evolution of the iPod, particularly in light of the introduction of Microsoft's Zune later this year. He sees a future iPod as phone and wireless device and speculates about a full-screen device with a touch screen and virtual fly wheel. Will be interesting to see how Apple can improve on an already ingenious device.

We caught up BitTorrent founder and chief scientist about the evolving business of his company.Cohen was a speaker at the NewTeeVee conference in San Francisco earlier this week. Handling the interview is our contributor Jamison Tilsner.

A war is coming and you'll have the weapons and skills to protect our future, so what are you waiting for? See this explosive trailer for TRON: Evolution the video game.

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Photographer Sebastian Copeland talks about our fears for the future and their legitimacy.

Frank Rose, contributing editor at Wired Magazine, talks about when artificial intelligence will become a part of our daily life. He says the University of California at Berkeley has long been a hotbed of research on AI.

Jonas Brothers Rock The Future to help raise awarness on going green for our planet.Interviews by Diana Magpapian from Hollyscoop.com.

The visions of our future in books and movies has been woefully lacking in prescience.

Imagine an end to poverty the world over. No more "third-world nations," famines or wars. Sound incredible? Maybe - but it's not impossible. In fact, in Dream for World Unity, author and former United Nations worker Haile Gebre Egziabher explains how a world joined by a common governing framework with God at the center will revolutionize life as we know it. This scholarly yet accessible volume lays out a plan for our future that's not only hopeful - it's a must if we're to avoid extinction.

The U.S. economy is largely based on science and engineering industries. But some experts say many schools don't have the tools to produce the quality scientists our economy needs. A doctor at Mayo Clinic is trying to change that. He's bringing teachers and students into his lab so they can work together to develop new curriculum. And this new line of study is all based on a tiny creature called the zebra fish.

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(Eugene, OR) - Top Local Stories -- The Eugene school district is one of several districts in our area losing money because of the struggling economy.

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Why have historic achievements and revolutions not satisfied our desire, having seemingly achieved freedom? What is this force that obligates us to constantly progress into an uncertain future? The documentary raises questions that the great minds of humanity struggled to find an answer to. For more info: www.kabbalah.info