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from KHQ Local News (Spokane)
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from KXLY 4 News (Spokane)
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from NW Preps Now
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from The Spokesman-Review
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REGION
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from Columbia Basin Herald
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Biologists search for cause of sea star deaths
Divers were out in Puget Sound waters today to see if they can help solve a mystery: What's causing one species of starfish to die in this area and in the waters off Canada?
The Poulsbo Wal-Mart is out $19,000 after a man jabbed a syringe into a package of Jimmy Dean sausage. As a precaution, store managers threw out all of the meat.
Seattle-area mega-church praying to buy property
Drug addict stabs meat with syringe at Walmart
Meat removed from Poulsbo Walmart after heroin addict stabs tubes with syringe
The estimated food loss totaled around $19,000, as every package in the section had to be removed.
Food group gives millions to defeat food labeling
With a week to go before the November election, the Grocery Manufacturers Association is turning up the heat in the fight over labeling genetically engineered foods, spending about $3.7 million to the No on 522 campaign. The debate over food labeling has shaped up to be one of the costliest initiative fights in our state. The money raised so far by both sides, about $27.7 million, is the 2nd highest amount for a state ballot measure.
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SOROS HAS DONATED MORE THAN $100M TO 'IMMIGRANT RIGHTS' GROUPS
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Company behind Obamacare website in charge of nearly $2 billion in Sandy relief
America's oil surge leaving Alaska in the dust
The Truth That Creeps Beneath Our Spooky Ghost Stories
Tales of terror could be more valuable than you think, with common themes and cultural significance.
Why Hiking The Age For Medicare Eligibility Wouldn't Save Much
The annual Medicare bill is expected to hit $1.1 trillion in 2023. As Medicare spending grows, contributing to the federal deficit, some policymakers have suggested that raising the age of eligibility to 67 could help the budget should be an option.
Lacking Lethal Injection Drugs, States Find Untested Backups
Legal battles are springing up around the country, questioning whether new, alternative drugs for lethal injection violate inmates' rights.
A School's iPad Initiative Brings Optimism And Skepticism
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from Senior Airman Brian Kolfage
Syria's Christians flee rebel crosshairs
Syrian Al-Qaeda Rebels Burn Bibles And Other Christian Books In Front of Catholic Church. McRINO’s freedom fighters don’t seem so keen on religious tolerance. Groups of Jihadists are increasingly targeting Christian communities, lumping them together as "pro Assad." More than a third of Christians have fled. Some worry about the future of Christianity in the country.
[shared from DW]
Obamacare Catastrophe Reveals Barack’s Entire Paper-Mache Fantasy World
Liberal Alchemy: Obama’s Attempt to Turn Government Garbage into Healthcare Gold
Dozens of Women Defy Saudi Driving Ban
Women Challenge Restrictions by Getting on the Kingdom's Roads
Pope: Christian families are missionary families, who guard the faith by sharing their witness
Pope Francis told families to "keep the faith", not by being "defensive", but by being warn and open to others. He also called on them to recite the Lord's Prayer and Rosary as a family. Joy in the family is guaranteed by the "Lord [who] is near", who "hears the cry of the lowly and [. . .] frees them from evil." At the end of his address, the Holy Father left the crowd with a question, "which you will take home with you", i.e. "How is joy in your family? In your house?" He also prayed before the icon of the Presentation at the Temple, which was followed by the Angelus. Philadelphia will be the next venue for the International Meeting of Families, in September 2015.
The savvy snacker's secret? Eating 30 almonds a day reduces hunger pangs and doesn't cause weight gain
People who ate 1.5oz of almonds - equivalent to around 250 calories - didn't end up gaining weight or eating any more throughout the day
Eating almonds also improves Vitamin E and 'good' fat intake
Almonds keep hunger at bay because of their monounsaturated fat, protein, and fibre content
Catholic priest may have infected hundreds with hepatitis A through communion wine
Bishop John Folda, of North Dakota, is taking time off after being diagnosed
He contracted the infection through contaminated food in Italy
Church members in Fargo, Grand Forks and Jamestown could have been exposed
Huge landslide wipes out road in Alaska National Park
It is estimated that 30,000 yards of rock and soil fell from 500 feet above the road
The landslide occurred 37 miles into the road, which closed before the fall
There are no known casualties
Study reveals dinosaurs were able to grow so large because they had 'squishier' joints than modern mammals
Scientists compared the bones of dinosaurs, reptiles and mammals
Dinosaurs had more layers of cartilage linking different joints
This meant that their joints were softer and thicker than mammals
They could withstand more pressure and their skeletons hold more weight
Washing your hands makes you HAPPIER: Cleaning boosts our confidence and washes away feelings of failure
Study found that the ritual of cleaning makes us more optimistic after failure
People were also more confident they could complete the task the next time
Previous research found hand washing made people feel more comfortable about decisions they had made
Giggling George basking in the radiant glow of his mother's love: An utterly captivating new Royal christening portrait... released by VERY proud parents
Image was the last one taken after the christening had finished
Kate cradled George to her face and he let out a giggle
Jason Bell captured the image in the Morning Room of Clarence House
Living the high life! Magnificent images of death-defying cliff divers tumbling into Thailand's clear seas for world championship final
14 cliff divers gathered in Phi Phi Island, southern Thailand, for the sixth annual Red Bull world champion series
The sport originated in Hawaii in the 1700s when King Kahekili challenged his men to prove their loyalty as an initiation
Now a global phenomenon, the championship sees athletes compete all over the world - from Wales to Brazil
Artem Silchenko, of Russia took the title on the final day but Britain's former Olympic hopeful Gary Hunt won overall
12-year-old admits to hacking major government websites for Anonymous in exchange for computer games
The boy, from Montreal, Canada, gained access to multiple sites, including that of the Chilean government, and 'bombarded them with requests to consume so much of its resources that they become unusable', court was told
He was working for hacking group Anonymous during the Quebec student uprising of 2012
Lawyers say the boy was not politically motivated but saw it 'as a challenge'
He also taught others how to hack
'How can such a pretty wife make such bad coffee?' Outrageous adverts from the Fifties show husbands really were mad men
Montage of coffee commercials show how sexist some adverts were in 1950s
Al-Qaeda fighters imprison 60 Syrians, take over court and bribe people with free food and petrol as they try to turn the country into an Islamic state
Town's mixed schools segregated and shop businesses intimidated
200 residents have pledged loyalty to the group as rebels face arrest
Mexican drug cartel assassin, 20, suspected of killing 79 people in ONE YEAR
Earth's most breathtaking landscapes: Unforgettable photographs capture a new perspective on the world's most magnificent scenes from Bryce Canyon to Big Ben
Ministers nix Bayit Yehudi bid to ban Palestinian prisoner releases
Bayit Yehudi plans to appeal Legislative Ministerial Committee vote as separate panel prepares to approve release of second group of Palestinian prisoners as goodwill measure for peace talks.
Netanyahu on Palestinian prisoner release: Promises must be kept
PM refrains from making public comments on impending release of Palestinian prisoners, but addresses issue at Likud ministers meeting; echoes comments that discussion on Iranian enrichment is meaningless.
Hatnua, Bayit Yehudi exchange accusations of incitement on prisoner release vote
"What starts with spitting can end in murder," Hatnua minister says.
IDF battalion commander: It’s the same Palestinians rioting week after week
Lt.-Col. Embon says terror attacks are carried out by "lone-wolves."
Following weakening of Egypt-US ties, Sunday Times reports Moscow may be eyeing Egypt's Mediterranean ports for naval use.
Adelson: US should drop atomic bomb on Iran
American-Jewish billionaire blasts Obama over negotiations with Tehran; says US should show Iran nuclear capabilities.
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from RT News (Moscow, Russia)
'Time to reform surveillance state': Stop Watching Us rally challenges NSA spying
Mozilla's new Lightbeam download allows users to track trackers
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The Little-Known Okra: History and Health Benefits
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FDA Approves Investigational Studies on Drugs Developed From Cannabis
Spring on Saturn's Moon Titan Reveals Amazing Views of Otherworldly Lakes
Earth's Water Likely Came from Very Early Asteroid Strikes
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from Vitality Magazine
Codex Alimentarius Update
Codex Alimentarius is a black box containing most of what you wish you didn’t have to know about the transformation of medical science into a purely iatrogenic enterprise. The word “iatrogenic” comes from the Greek iatros, meaning physician, and refers to physician-caused death.
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CBS premiered ‘It’s The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown’ 47 years ago today!
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Bellevue, Wash. — Mars Hill Church has started a campaign to encourage its congregation to pray that it would be able to buy a piece of land that could be the mega-church's new headquarters. The property is at the old International Paper warehouse on 120th Avenue Northeast. It's 10.5 acres and was bought by Sound Transit back in June for $23 million. It's one of four sites Sound Transit is considering using for a new light-rail storage facility.
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Drug addict stabs meat with syringe at Walmart
Meat removed from Poulsbo Walmart after heroin addict stabs tubes with syringe
The estimated food loss totaled around $19,000, as every package in the section had to be removed.
Food group gives millions to defeat food labeling
With a week to go before the November election, the Grocery Manufacturers Association is turning up the heat in the fight over labeling genetically engineered foods, spending about $3.7 million to the No on 522 campaign. The debate over food labeling has shaped up to be one of the costliest initiative fights in our state. The money raised so far by both sides, about $27.7 million, is the 2nd highest amount for a state ballot measure.
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from The Star (Grand Coulee)
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NATIONAL
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from ABC News
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from ACLJ
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from AMAC
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from The Blaze
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from Breitbart
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from CBS News
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from CNSNews.com
Millionaire Comedian Russell Brand Says 'Profit Is a Filthy Word,' Fox's Neil Cavuto Says 'Shut Up!'
Millionaire Comedian Russell Brand Says 'Profit Is a Filthy Word,' Fox's Neil Cavuto Says 'Shut Up!'
from The Daily Caller
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from Fox News
Marine Corps nixes plan for unisex dress hat
Obamacare’s Threat to Marriage and America’s Civil Society
Europe’s Fiscal Crisis Revealed: In-Depth Analysis of Spending, Austerity, and Growth
Budget Sequestration's Impact on Obamacare Subsidies
Conservatives to Obama: We Don’t Trust You on Immigration
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A Sweet And Sour History Of Our Obsession With Candy
A new book traces our love/hate relationship with sweets, once blamed for moral and physical decay.
Israel's deputy defense minister said that Iran is speedily moving to develop advanced centrifuges that will enable it to enrich uranium needed for nuclear weapons within weeks.
Hundreds rally in DC to protest NSAVideo - 02:03
Is there a case for Syrian war crimes?Video - 10:13
State official slams University of Kansas for allowing prof suspended over NRA tweet to be back at work
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Hundreds rally in DC to protest NSAVideo - 02:03
Is there a case for Syrian war crimes?Video - 10:13
State official slams University of Kansas for allowing prof suspended over NRA tweet to be back at work
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from The Heritage Foundation
Europe’s Fiscal Crisis Revealed: In-Depth Analysis of Spending, Austerity, and Growth
Budget Sequestration's Impact on Obamacare Subsidies
Conservatives to Obama: We Don’t Trust You on Immigration
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from National Journal
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from National Review
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from NBC News
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from NPR
A Sweet And Sour History Of Our Obsession With Candy
A new book traces our love/hate relationship with sweets, once blamed for moral and physical decay.
Tales of terror could be more valuable than you think, with common themes and cultural significance.
Why Hiking The Age For Medicare Eligibility Wouldn't Save Much
The annual Medicare bill is expected to hit $1.1 trillion in 2023. As Medicare spending grows, contributing to the federal deficit, some policymakers have suggested that raising the age of eligibility to 67 could help the budget should be an option.
Lacking Lethal Injection Drugs, States Find Untested Backups
Legal battles are springing up around the country, questioning whether new, alternative drugs for lethal injection violate inmates' rights.
A School's iPad Initiative Brings Optimism And Skepticism
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from POLITICO
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from Senior Airman Brian Kolfage
Syria's Christians flee rebel crosshairs
Syrian Al-Qaeda Rebels Burn Bibles And Other Christian Books In Front of Catholic Church. McRINO’s freedom fighters don’t seem so keen on religious tolerance. Groups of Jihadists are increasingly targeting Christian communities, lumping them together as "pro Assad." More than a third of Christians have fled. Some worry about the future of Christianity in the country.
[shared from DW]
Obamacare Catastrophe Reveals Barack’s Entire Paper-Mache Fantasy World
Liberal Alchemy: Obama’s Attempt to Turn Government Garbage into Healthcare Gold
[shared from Canada Free Press]
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from USA Today
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from The Wall Street Journal
Dozens of Women Defy Saudi Driving Ban
Women Challenge Restrictions by Getting on the Kingdom's Roads
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from The Washington Post
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from The Washington Times
Judicial Watch sues IRS for stonewalling on tea party FOIA
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from The Washington Times
Judicial Watch sues IRS for stonewalling on tea party FOIA
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from Weasel Zippers (100 Percent FED Up)
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from The Weekly Standard
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from AsiaNews.it
Pope: Christian families are missionary families, who guard the faith by sharing their witness
Pope Francis told families to "keep the faith", not by being "defensive", but by being warn and open to others. He also called on them to recite the Lord's Prayer and Rosary as a family. Joy in the family is guaranteed by the "Lord [who] is near", who "hears the cry of the lowly and [. . .] frees them from evil." At the end of his address, the Holy Father left the crowd with a question, "which you will take home with you", i.e. "How is joy in your family? In your house?" He also prayed before the icon of the Presentation at the Temple, which was followed by the Angelus. Philadelphia will be the next venue for the International Meeting of Families, in September 2015.
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from Daily Mail
The savvy snacker's secret? Eating 30 almonds a day reduces hunger pangs and doesn't cause weight gain
People who ate 1.5oz of almonds - equivalent to around 250 calories - didn't end up gaining weight or eating any more throughout the day
Eating almonds also improves Vitamin E and 'good' fat intake
Almonds keep hunger at bay because of their monounsaturated fat, protein, and fibre content
Amateur photographers piece together Jupiter-bound Juno probe’s snapshots to create incredible images of planet Earth
Ken Kremer and Marco Di Lorenzo have assemble the latest raw imagery
The show the coast of South America and clouds over the South Atlantic
These are expected to be the last of planetary images from Juno until it arrives at Jupiter in 2016
Ken Kremer and Marco Di Lorenzo have assemble the latest raw imagery
The show the coast of South America and clouds over the South Atlantic
These are expected to be the last of planetary images from Juno until it arrives at Jupiter in 2016
Bishop John Folda, of North Dakota, is taking time off after being diagnosed
He contracted the infection through contaminated food in Italy
Church members in Fargo, Grand Forks and Jamestown could have been exposed
It is estimated that 30,000 yards of rock and soil fell from 500 feet above the road
The landslide occurred 37 miles into the road, which closed before the fall
There are no known casualties
Scientists compared the bones of dinosaurs, reptiles and mammals
Dinosaurs had more layers of cartilage linking different joints
This meant that their joints were softer and thicker than mammals
They could withstand more pressure and their skeletons hold more weight
Study found that the ritual of cleaning makes us more optimistic after failure
People were also more confident they could complete the task the next time
Previous research found hand washing made people feel more comfortable about decisions they had made
Image was the last one taken after the christening had finished
Kate cradled George to her face and he let out a giggle
Jason Bell captured the image in the Morning Room of Clarence House
14 cliff divers gathered in Phi Phi Island, southern Thailand, for the sixth annual Red Bull world champion series
The sport originated in Hawaii in the 1700s when King Kahekili challenged his men to prove their loyalty as an initiation
Now a global phenomenon, the championship sees athletes compete all over the world - from Wales to Brazil
Artem Silchenko, of Russia took the title on the final day but Britain's former Olympic hopeful Gary Hunt won overall
12-year-old admits to hacking major government websites for Anonymous in exchange for computer games
The boy, from Montreal, Canada, gained access to multiple sites, including that of the Chilean government, and 'bombarded them with requests to consume so much of its resources that they become unusable', court was told
He was working for hacking group Anonymous during the Quebec student uprising of 2012
Lawyers say the boy was not politically motivated but saw it 'as a challenge'
He also taught others how to hack
Montage of coffee commercials show how sexist some adverts were in 1950s
Town's mixed schools segregated and shop businesses intimidated
200 residents have pledged loyalty to the group as rebels face arrest
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from The Hindu (Madras, India)
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from International Christian Concern
(PERSECUTION.org)
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from The Jerusalem Post
Ministers nix Bayit Yehudi bid to ban Palestinian prisoner releases
Bayit Yehudi plans to appeal Legislative Ministerial Committee vote as separate panel prepares to approve release of second group of Palestinian prisoners as goodwill measure for peace talks.
Netanyahu on Palestinian prisoner release: Promises must be kept
PM refrains from making public comments on impending release of Palestinian prisoners, but addresses issue at Likud ministers meeting; echoes comments that discussion on Iranian enrichment is meaningless.
"What starts with spitting can end in murder," Hatnua minister says.
Lt.-Col. Embon says terror attacks are carried out by "lone-wolves."
American-Jewish billionaire blasts Obama over negotiations with Tehran; says US should show Iran nuclear capabilities.
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from RT News (Moscow, Russia)
'Time to reform surveillance state': Stop Watching Us rally challenges NSA spying
Mozilla's new Lightbeam download allows users to track trackers
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from SPIEGEL International (Der Spiegel)
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from The Voice of the Martyrs
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FEATURES
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from Choice and Truth
Who Will Protect You from the Police? The Rise of Government-Sanctioned Home Invasions[shared from Ron Paul Institute]
Egg McMisery: Shocking Hidden Camera Investigation Exposes Canada’s Rotten Egg Industry
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from Choice and Truth
Who Will Protect You from the Police? The Rise of Government-Sanctioned Home Invasions[shared from Ron Paul Institute]
Egg McMisery: Shocking Hidden Camera Investigation Exposes Canada’s Rotten Egg Industry
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from EarthSky
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from Facecrooks
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from Family Tree Magazine
Where Did You Come From? This Map Shows You America's Complete Ancestry[shared from PolicyMic]
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from Family Tree Magazine
Where Did You Come From? This Map Shows You America's Complete Ancestry[shared from PolicyMic]
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from The Farmacy (& Strawbale City)
Cancer: The Forbidden Cures
Documentary exposes the corruption of the cancer industry and the extreme measures they will undertake to discredit, imprison, and professionally destroy any physician who treats cancer patients naturally. (FULL LENGTH - 1:32:47)
‘Mommy! It hurt’ Tragic last words of Down syndrome man, 26, who died in handcuffs on the floor
6 Ways to Shrink Your Belly (And 5 Don’t Include Exercise!)
Fast Food Burgers Only 7% Meat, The 8 Other ‘Ingredients’ Will Disgust You
Top 5 Most Repeated Health Myths
Shocking Photos Reveal Severe Damage Caused by GM Soy and Corn
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Documentary exposes the corruption of the cancer industry and the extreme measures they will undertake to discredit, imprison, and professionally destroy any physician who treats cancer patients naturally. (FULL LENGTH - 1:32:47)
‘Mommy! It hurt’ Tragic last words of Down syndrome man, 26, who died in handcuffs on the floor
6 Ways to Shrink Your Belly (And 5 Don’t Include Exercise!)
Fast Food Burgers Only 7% Meat, The 8 Other ‘Ingredients’ Will Disgust You
Top 5 Most Repeated Health Myths
Shocking Photos Reveal Severe Damage Caused by GM Soy and Corn
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from Money Talks News
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from Natural Society
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from PreventDisease.com
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from Space.com (& CollectSpacc)
Earth's Water Likely Came from Very Early Asteroid Strikes
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from Vitality Magazine
Codex Alimentarius Update
Codex Alimentarius is a black box containing most of what you wish you didn’t have to know about the transformation of medical science into a purely iatrogenic enterprise. The word “iatrogenic” comes from the Greek iatros, meaning physician, and refers to physician-caused death.
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from The Voice of Reason
CBS premiered ‘It’s The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown’ 47 years ago today!
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