In Colorado, voting began more than a week ago. Mail-in ballots began hitting mailboxes on October 13th, and early voting officially began. One of the initiatives that Coloradoans like myself can vote on is whether or not non-meat and dairy food products in Colorado should be labeled as containing genetically modified ingredients if any are present.

And this Coloradoan voted yes.

But because this Coloradoan voted yes doesn’t mean that anyone should have confidence in its passage. Here in Colorado, we have been bombarded, absolutely bombarded by a multi-million dollar anti-labeling ad campaign. Everywhere we look, there’s media spreading lies about what GMO labeling would mean for Colorado shoppers and farmers. It’s in online ads, in my mailbox every other day, and on television...

The Elwha river in Washington State flows from Olympic Mountain to the straid of Juan de Fuca. In the early 1990s, the river was blocked to make a hydroelectric dam, which cut nearby native American from their livelihoods of salmon fishing.

It’s been 20 years now, and finally, the Elwha river dam is coming down. It’s obsolete for energy production and no longer needed. This video depicts conservationists and engineers slowly going through the process of safely dismantling the dam.

There are more than 250,000 dams in the US and many are no longer used for anything. Most of them were constructed in the 1950’s and serve basically no purpose today. It goes to show the importance of tearing these dams down, one by one...

Michigan’s Republican governor, Rick Snyder, signed a bill on Tuesday that will keep Tesla Motors, the electric car maker, from selling cars directly to customers in the state. The law simply clarifies that no car manufacturers can directly sell in the state; all cars must be sold through franchised retailers.

No big deal, right? Well, not exactly. Michigan is now the 5th state with this rule. It also bans Tesla from operating “galleries,” or places where potential customers can go to view Tesla cars. They cannot discuss prices, take orders or take cars on test drives in these galleries.

The state’s Senate passed the bill 38-0, and the state house passed it 106-1. Tesla isn’t mentioned by name, but it’s clear that the legislation is directed at the company...

Each musical note, in fact each sound, has its own unique signature. The CymaScope, a device that records vibrations produced by single notes, shows us what music would look like if we could see it.

“If our eyes could see music we would not see waves, as many believe, but beautiful holographic bubbles with amazing shapes resembling a kaleidoscope. The CymaScope allows us to see this this hidden beauty,” says the CymaScope’s creators, John Stuart Reid and Erik Larson.

Definitely a pretty cool invention. Give the video above a watch and let us know what you think! It features Pink Floyd too. How can you go wrong?

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Dr. Mercola talks with Bruce Lipton explaining Epigenetics, or how your thoughts and the thoughts of people around you can influence your health and state of mind. It makes sense, doesn’t it? Have you ever noticed how a couple nasty thoughts can really ruin a day for you? Or how the negativity of someone around you can really bring you down?

It turns out, there’s some medical science behind this phenomenon. It goes to show that everything we do creates a ripple, like a pebble dropped into a puddle. So keep a smile on your face and be good to the people around you and yourself.

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