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from The American Spectator
Levin: RINO’s, Rove, Push For McAuliffe Win
China plans to silence Dalai Lama
Tibet's Communist Party chief announces new media crackdown to prevent "reactionary propaganda" from reaching the population. For him, the Buddhist leader's words must disappear. Hence, satellite dishes will be seized.
Levin: RINO’s, Rove, Push For McAuliffe Win
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from Ancestry.com
The main challenge some people find at Ancestry.com is learning how to search through the huge amount of information here. The search process begins with “casting a large net” first. Whatever you find can be refined from that point.
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from AsiaNews.it
China plans to silence Dalai Lama
Tibet's Communist Party chief announces new media crackdown to prevent "reactionary propaganda" from reaching the population. For him, the Buddhist leader's words must disappear. Hence, satellite dishes will be seized.
BANGLADESH: Free eye treatment for Hindus, Muslims and Christians
A Christian youth association set up a field surgery to help Badhun village residents. Doctors from a private facility in Dhaka contributed to the initiative. Every year, 80,000 people go blind in Bangladesh because their eyes are not examined in time.
Islamic finance in the global era
The Islamic World Forum held recently in London consecrates Britain as a world centre of Islamic finance. Suspicions of links with Islamist movements linger as the field is criticised for its "moral failure" vis-à-vis the economic advantages of materialism. Islamic economics and the social doctrine of the Church can lead to dialogue.
Egypt: Morsi trial a “sign of change for the country"
Fr. Rafic Greiche, spokesman for the Egyptian Catholic Church, emphasizes the desire of the people to turn the page after the recent Islamist past. Mina Thabet , president of the Christian Maspero Youth Union , speaks of a "double Egyptian Arab Spring ." In three years the leaders of two opposing regimes have ended up on trial. Morsi’s day in court postponed to February 2014.
Year of Faith in India: Violence against women violates human dignity
Despite the presence of many female deities in the Hindu religion, women are victims of discrimination, abuse, rape, dowry-related murder, domestic violence and acid attacks. About 70 per cent of attacks occur in the family. At a national symposium dedicated to the Second Vatican Council and the social doctrine of the Church, participants reiterated the need for the emancipation of women in Indian society. Women must be active agents for change. AsiaNews presents the second part of the meeting's report.
CHINA: Xinjiang: General in charge of security removed after attack on Tiananmen
The authorities have removed Yong Peng from official duties. The decision after the terrorist attack on the heart of Beijing, which the Party claims is the work of Uyghurs from the western province. Analysts in agreement that the only independence movement left “unable to plan such attacks ."
EGYPT: Trial against former President Mohamed Morsi begins
Along with leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood, he is accused of instigating protesters to kill opponents. Large deployment of security forces, while the Islamists plan protests. Fears of a return to power of the military.
A Christian youth association set up a field surgery to help Badhun village residents. Doctors from a private facility in Dhaka contributed to the initiative. Every year, 80,000 people go blind in Bangladesh because their eyes are not examined in time.
Islamic finance in the global era
The Islamic World Forum held recently in London consecrates Britain as a world centre of Islamic finance. Suspicions of links with Islamist movements linger as the field is criticised for its "moral failure" vis-à-vis the economic advantages of materialism. Islamic economics and the social doctrine of the Church can lead to dialogue.
Egypt: Morsi trial a “sign of change for the country"
Fr. Rafic Greiche, spokesman for the Egyptian Catholic Church, emphasizes the desire of the people to turn the page after the recent Islamist past. Mina Thabet , president of the Christian Maspero Youth Union , speaks of a "double Egyptian Arab Spring ." In three years the leaders of two opposing regimes have ended up on trial. Morsi’s day in court postponed to February 2014.
Year of Faith in India: Violence against women violates human dignity
Despite the presence of many female deities in the Hindu religion, women are victims of discrimination, abuse, rape, dowry-related murder, domestic violence and acid attacks. About 70 per cent of attacks occur in the family. At a national symposium dedicated to the Second Vatican Council and the social doctrine of the Church, participants reiterated the need for the emancipation of women in Indian society. Women must be active agents for change. AsiaNews presents the second part of the meeting's report.
CHINA: Xinjiang: General in charge of security removed after attack on Tiananmen
The authorities have removed Yong Peng from official duties. The decision after the terrorist attack on the heart of Beijing, which the Party claims is the work of Uyghurs from the western province. Analysts in agreement that the only independence movement left “unable to plan such attacks ."
EGYPT: Trial against former President Mohamed Morsi begins
Along with leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood, he is accused of instigating protesters to kill opponents. Large deployment of security forces, while the Islamists plan protests. Fears of a return to power of the military.
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from The Atlantic
Associated Press photographer Anja Niedringhaus has been covering conflicts from Bosnia to Afghanistan for more than 20 years, earning a Pulitzer Prize in 2005, as part of a team of AP photographers covering the Iraq War.
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from BBC News
John Kerry urges 'democracy and stability' on Egypt stop
Nigerian wedding party in Borno State massacred by gunmen
Nigerian wedding party in Borno State massacred by gunmen
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from The Blaze
WHAT IF OBAMACARE WAS NEVER ABOUT OUR HEALTH?
Could Obamacare be the biggest voter registration fraud scheme in the history of the world? This is the bombshell assessment of a pair of conservative activists: Gregg Phillips, founder of Voters Trust, and Catherine Engelbrecht of True the Vote. Both groups are conservative nonprofits focused on election integrity.
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from CBS News
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from Choice and Truth
The Entire Fiat Money System is Bankrupt: Demise of the Global US Fiat Dollar Reserve Currency
Major issues or trends do not change on a daily or even monthly basis. A trend may take a few years to run its course and unless there is a major factor that may affect the trend, there is hardly any need to comment any further on the trend or outcomes.
[shared from Global Research]
War Crimes and the US Congress: Drone Victims Tell Empty US House Their Story; Is America Listening?
[shared from Global Research]
Planetary Weapons and Military Weather Modification: Chemtrails, Atmospheric Geoengineering and Environmental Warfare
Developed in 1988 by the United Nations Environment Programme and the UN’s World Meteorological Organization, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) just published its Fifth Assessment Report [1] and maintains its silence on military weather modification applications which continue to skew the data.
SUPPRESSED: New Evidence of Early Man
Major issues or trends do not change on a daily or even monthly basis. A trend may take a few years to run its course and unless there is a major factor that may affect the trend, there is hardly any need to comment any further on the trend or outcomes.
[shared from Global Research]
War Crimes and the US Congress: Drone Victims Tell Empty US House Their Story; Is America Listening?
[shared from Global Research]
Planetary Weapons and Military Weather Modification: Chemtrails, Atmospheric Geoengineering and Environmental Warfare
Developed in 1988 by the United Nations Environment Programme and the UN’s World Meteorological Organization, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) just published its Fifth Assessment Report [1] and maintains its silence on military weather modification applications which continue to skew the data.
SUPPRESSED: New Evidence of Early Man
In the early sixties, discoveries were made in Central Mexico, which were the handiwork of early man. Exquisitely carved animal bones and advanced spear points caused much excitement, including a Life Magazine article, until the dates came in. 5 mutually exclusive geological tests revealed they were over 250,000 years old. In spite of the geochronology, archaeologists insisted the dates were too ridiculously old. This world-class archaeological region became off-limits for official research, a "professional forbidden zone." This is the story of the events that occurred, told first-hand by many of the actual participants. It reveals how one field of science can conflict with another and how new discoveries must battle evidence vs. belief, exposing what some have called "the dark side of archaeology." movie (1:25:26)
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from CNSNews.com (& MRC & NewsBusters)
Major Media File Lawsuits to Squeeze Obama for Federal Obamacare Enrollment Numbers
ABC, CNN, MSNBC and others have filed Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) seeking information on the beleaguered healthcare.gov website. They asked for government documents revealing how many Americans have enrolled in the new healthcare exchanges.
Obama Has Presided Over 5 of 6 Largest Deficits in U.S. History
What Has Happened to America?
By Charlie Daniels: Something has happened to America in the last couple of decades: a large part of the population has conceded its future to a government that grows bigger and more intrusive every day. Rather than take their heads out of the sand and admit that they are passing along a fiscal monster that's going to devour the prosperity of foreseeable generations, they choose to accept:
- The eternally and historically flawed methods of socialism that are being promoted by a president who seems determined to change the very essence of the American Dream,
- A sold-out Senate,
- A Congress whose leadership blinks every time there's a confrontation, and
- A Supreme Court that's about one appointment away from being a presidential rubber stamp.
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from The Daily Caller
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from Daily Mail
Perfect for bibliophiles! 15th Century cathedral is transformed into a book shop
Architects convert stunning medieval Broerenkerk cathedral in Zwolle, Netherlands, into modern book shop
Work on the Gothic building was allowed on strict condition the church could be returned to previous condition
Original stained glass window, pipe organ and decor retained in the radical redesign
The sun has got his patch on: Rare 'hybrid' solar eclipse excites watchers across the globe
Rare spectacle could be seen in parts of Africa, Europe and America
Some areas witnessed total blackout, while others saw partial eclipse
It was the first 'hybrid' eclipse to have occurred in more than 150 years
Global warming 'pause' may last for 20 more years and Arctic sea ice has already started to recover
Study says warmer temperatures are largely due to natural 300-year cycles
Actual increase in last 17 years lower than almost every prediction
Scientists likened continuing pause to a Mexican wave in a stadium
A man dressed as Jesus CARRYING a cross, Pamela Anderson and Bill Rancic join almost 50,000 runners in New York City Marathon a year on from Superstorm Sandy
Two new 'Death to America' songs revealed in Iran ahead of major anti-U.S. protest
Monday marks the 30-year anniversary of the U.S. Embassy takeover in Tehran, during which Islamist students captured and held 52 US diplomats hostage for 444 days
Ahead of the anniversary event and planned protests, two new 'Death to America' songs were performed in Tehran today
'Death to America' was the main chant used in the Islamic Revolution of 1979
Despite anti-U.S. propaganda being taken down in the Iranian capital recent, Revolutionary Guards have vowed to keep using the slogan
Huge lightning fireball caught on camera as it traveled down power lines, missing a home by just inches
100 kilometer winds left 350,000 in Quebec without power
Huw Griffiths took footage of a huge fireball nearly missing his home
‘There’s only so much we can do when we have to fight against the elements,' said a spokesperson for Hydro-Quebec
Thousands of people evacuated from their homes in Germany after discovery of 4,000-pound World War Two bomb
More than 20,000 have been forced from their homes
Explosive found by experts scouring old aerial photos for ordnance
Bomb dropped during Battle of the Ruhr, a five-month campaign aimed at crippling Adolf Hitler's war effort
Architects convert stunning medieval Broerenkerk cathedral in Zwolle, Netherlands, into modern book shop
Work on the Gothic building was allowed on strict condition the church could be returned to previous condition
Original stained glass window, pipe organ and decor retained in the radical redesign
The sun has got his patch on: Rare 'hybrid' solar eclipse excites watchers across the globe
Rare spectacle could be seen in parts of Africa, Europe and America
Some areas witnessed total blackout, while others saw partial eclipse
It was the first 'hybrid' eclipse to have occurred in more than 150 years
Global warming 'pause' may last for 20 more years and Arctic sea ice has already started to recover
Study says warmer temperatures are largely due to natural 300-year cycles
Actual increase in last 17 years lower than almost every prediction
Scientists likened continuing pause to a Mexican wave in a stadium
A man dressed as Jesus CARRYING a cross, Pamela Anderson and Bill Rancic join almost 50,000 runners in New York City Marathon a year on from Superstorm Sandy
Two new 'Death to America' songs revealed in Iran ahead of major anti-U.S. protest
Monday marks the 30-year anniversary of the U.S. Embassy takeover in Tehran, during which Islamist students captured and held 52 US diplomats hostage for 444 days
Ahead of the anniversary event and planned protests, two new 'Death to America' songs were performed in Tehran today
'Death to America' was the main chant used in the Islamic Revolution of 1979
Despite anti-U.S. propaganda being taken down in the Iranian capital recent, Revolutionary Guards have vowed to keep using the slogan
Huge lightning fireball caught on camera as it traveled down power lines, missing a home by just inches
100 kilometer winds left 350,000 in Quebec without power
Huw Griffiths took footage of a huge fireball nearly missing his home
‘There’s only so much we can do when we have to fight against the elements,' said a spokesperson for Hydro-Quebec
Thousands of people evacuated from their homes in Germany after discovery of 4,000-pound World War Two bomb
More than 20,000 have been forced from their homes
Explosive found by experts scouring old aerial photos for ordnance
Bomb dropped during Battle of the Ruhr, a five-month campaign aimed at crippling Adolf Hitler's war effort
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from EarthSky
The sounds of interstellar space
As Voyager 1 recedes from the solar system, researchers are hoping the spacecraft will beam back tones from plasma waves, a form of “interstellar music” that reveals conditions in the realm of the stars. Find out what deep space sounds like in a new video from NASA. (4:36)
South Taurid meteors fly in dark skies in early November
The South Taurid meteor shower is expected to be at its best from late evening on Monday, November 4, till dawn on Tuesday.
Comet Chasing in November
There are now four comets visible in binoculars or small telescopes that can be seen before dawn from the northern hemisphere. One is even visible to the naked eye. Another has recently "exploded." All will be visible in the early morning until the moon interferes on the 15th. This is a rare treat, so If you are considering observing comet ISON, then why not make it all four?
Best photos of November 3 solar eclipse
There are now four comets visible in binoculars or small telescopes that can be seen before dawn from the northern hemisphere. One is even visible to the naked eye. Another has recently "exploded." All will be visible in the early morning until the moon interferes on the 15th. This is a rare treat, so If you are considering observing comet ISON, then why not make it all four?
Best photos of November 3 solar eclipse
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from Facecrooks
Two Researchers Hack Government Agency with Fake Facebook Profile
Everything is not as it seems on Facebook. Check out our latest post to see how researchers created an elaborate scheme using fake social media profiles to infiltrate a government agency. Always be suspicious of friend requests from people you don't know, even if you have a number of mutual friend or connections!
Fake Facebook Profiles and Pages – the Tools of Scammers, Bullies and Thieves
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from The Farmacy (& Strawbale City)
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from Fox News
Soldier Watches on Video Chat as Pregnant Wife Suffers Brutal Attack
Would You Try the Twinkie Burger?
Graham says he'll continue to block Obama nominees unless he gets Benghazi info
Postal Worker's Random Act of Kindness Helps Troops Serving Overseas
It’s a random act of kindness that will restore your faith in humanity. A postal worker footed the bill to ship care packages overseas for a woman he had just met.
Politicians on both sides of the pew hope Supreme Court case has a prayer
When the Supreme Court this week takes up the issue of prayer before government meetings, both Republicans and Democrats will be looking to a higher power. According to the Miami Herald, the Obama administration has joined conservative state and federal lawmakers in urging the Supreme Court to allow politicians to say prayers during government meetings.
Wallace, ObamaCare Architect Go Head-to-Head Over Broken 'Keep Your Plan' Promise
Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, one of the architects of the Affordable Care Act, defended the law on Fox News Sunday: "That's the whole point of part of ObamaCare – to eliminate this cost shifting so people assume individual responsibility."
Paul: FISA court so secretive Obama's cell could be tapped; NSA gone 'too far'
Kentucky GOP Sen. Rand Paul -- the libertarian who blocked a Senate vote for nearly 14 hours over drone strikes -- says the NSA spying has "gone too far" and is speculating about whether the agency has tapped into President Obama's cellphone.
Postal Worker's Random Act of Kindness Helps Troops Serving Overseas
It’s a random act of kindness that will restore your faith in humanity. A postal worker footed the bill to ship care packages overseas for a woman he had just met.
Politicians on both sides of the pew hope Supreme Court case has a prayer
When the Supreme Court this week takes up the issue of prayer before government meetings, both Republicans and Democrats will be looking to a higher power. According to the Miami Herald, the Obama administration has joined conservative state and federal lawmakers in urging the Supreme Court to allow politicians to say prayers during government meetings.
Wallace, ObamaCare Architect Go Head-to-Head Over Broken 'Keep Your Plan' Promise
Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, one of the architects of the Affordable Care Act, defended the law on Fox News Sunday: "That's the whole point of part of ObamaCare – to eliminate this cost shifting so people assume individual responsibility."
Paul: FISA court so secretive Obama's cell could be tapped; NSA gone 'too far'
Kentucky GOP Sen. Rand Paul -- the libertarian who blocked a Senate vote for nearly 14 hours over drone strikes -- says the NSA spying has "gone too far" and is speculating about whether the agency has tapped into President Obama's cellphone.
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from Frontpage Mag
Sheila Jackson-Lee: Constitution Gives Me Immunity to Discriminate Against the Disabled
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from Freedom Foundation
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from Frontpage Mag
Sheila Jackson-Lee: Constitution Gives Me Immunity to Discriminate Against the Disabled
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from The Guardian
As her eldest child celebrates his 10th birthday, Viv Groskop reflects on what she has learned in a decade as a mother and shares her top 10 tips for parents
Many workers earn just 30p a day and risk permanent injury, say NGOs, as they call for EU crackdown on unfair trading practices
More than 80,000 children may spend Christmas in temporary accommodation, Shelter reports. This doesn't just happen
Timelord Tom Baker recalls introducing jelly babies to the Doctor's diet, how the Daleks were darlings, and why his scarf kept getting longer
Yet another study has found that girls are starting puberty at a younger age, and that the trend is linked to obesity. But is precocious puberty the new norm?
Doctors were asked to torture detainees for intelligence gathering, and unethical practices continue, review concludes
About 1500 works, includining pieces by Chagall, Klee, Matisse and Picasso, had been considered lost until raid in Schwabing
Multimillion-dollar space rocket launch showcases India's prowess but critics say resources could be better deployed
Written by Harry Leslie Smith - a survivor of the Great Depression, a second world war RAF veteran and at 90, an activist for the poor:
No one in the UK should have to suffer or die because they can't afford price rises that enrich the few at the expense of many
Jamie Oliver has banned his children from social media – and in many families there is a constant battle between demands for privacy and safety. Here, parents share the lessons they have learned and the techniques they use
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from The Heritage Foundation
Security Violation Just the Tip of the Obamacare Iceberg
In addition to your private information being unsafe -- there are at least FOUR more violations to worry about within Obamacare.
In addition to your private information being unsafe -- there are at least FOUR more violations to worry about within Obamacare.
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from The Hindu (Chennai / Madras, India)
Guantanamo report raises questions on complicity of medical professionals
India, the Feature Phone Nation
A careful examination of the smartphone and tablet market will reveal that 'feature-phones' are not simply a label for products, but also a sharp indicator of why Indian consumers purchase certain smartphones and tablets.
Congress leaders make strong pitch for banning opinion polls
Terming opinion polls as a “racket”, “farce” and “manipulated” exercise, Congress on Monday made a strong pitch to ban them. The party also rejected BJP’s criticism that Congress was opposing opinion polls as it was “scared” of Narendra Modi since these surveys are now predicting an edge to the opposition party.
Flower farmers stopped in their tracks, literally
The farmers in Kuppam area are dependent on Bangalore-Chennai express trains to transport flower bags as there are no direct buses to these major cities.
Patel would not have endorsed Modi: Rajmohan Gandhi
While Sardar Patel grew under Mahatma Gandhi, Modi was groomed by RSS, says Rajmohan Gandhi
Political crisis needs political treatment: Omar
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday said Jammu and Kashmir was an integral part of India, yet a political crisis in the State required to be resolved with a political treatment.
No crackers for families residing on banks of Nanjarayan Tank
For the second consecutive year, about 60 families residing on the banks of 440-acre Nanjarayan Tank situated here refrained from bursting crackers during Deepavali celebrations. The residents took the decision to avoid causing any disturbance to the habitat of migratory bird species that flock the area.
Vizag Port pays dearly for slowdown
It handles 28.9 million tonnes compared to 30.3 million last year
Business dynamics, supply issues have hardened the ‘Manapparai murukku’
The famous snack is not the same as it used to be in the 1920s when it first got its brand value. Mention Tirunelveli or Panruti, memories of ‘halwa’ and ‘cashew’ pop out immediately. Manapparai has a similar distinction, thanks to its unique “murukku”. This is a common snack made anywhere but the Manapparai variety has a long tradition that originated in the railway station in the 1920s.
Environment protection a top priority of Adilabad Raj Gonds
The Raj Gonds in Adilabad seem to be serious about protecting their unique culture and environment protection tops their action plan they have come up with for sustenance of their inherent aesthetics. “It is a well known fact that no culture can be saved without saving the environment, and the inherent aesthetics in which it was born,” quip the Raj Gond leaders, reiterating their resolve for the revival of their ancient culture.
Dakshina Kannada water projects back on track
Six multi-village water supply projects proposed to be launched in Dakshina Kannada may become a reality despite the uncertainty surrounding them following a negative report by a high-level government committee.
Seven killed in militant attack in Assam
The death toll in the attack by suspected Garo National Liberation Army insurgents on a group of people gambling on the occasion of Diwali in Assam’s Goalpara district has risen to seven.
Mohamed Morsy dismisses trial as a charade
High drama gripped the commencement of trial on Monday of deposed President Mohamed Morsy—the second Egyptian head of state who has been hauled into the courtroom, following a stunning uprising, which has morphed into a political contest between hardened Islamists and a secular military.
30 killed in attack on wedding convoy in Nigeria
Suspected Islamic militants attacked a wedding convoy in northeast Nigeria and killed more than 30 people including the bridegroom, a state government spokesman said on Monday.
Congress favouring ban on opinion polls draws Opposition ire
Over a million Indians secure their stay ahead of Saudi deadline
Anxiety has gripped a section of foreign workers – mostly in the blue collar category – who face a Sunday deadline to either find new jobs or complete formalities for their exit from Saudi Arabia as the Arab state has embarked on a new set of labour laws to generate more employment for its own nationals.
Laser weapons among futuristic MBDA products
High energy laser weapons, light weight shoulder-launch missiles and scalable warheads through dial-a-yield technology are among the hi-tech futuristic products for military applications being developed by the MBDA group, a consortium of European missile manufacturers.
One-stop testing facility mooted for aircraft parts
The Defence Research and Development Organisation’s (DRDO) Centre for Military Airworthiness and Certification is pushing for a one-stop facility where it can allow domestic industries supplying components for military aircraft, among others, to test their wares for qualification.
A vision of sustainable growth
The task before India’s next leader is to elevate the level of national discourse from fault-finding and finger-pointing to one that looks at a specific scorecard of progress.
Violations galore in cracker unit
No safety equipment installed; child labour was employed
There were serious violations of the Explosives Act at a firecracker unit in Ozhugachery village near Kumbakonam where a blast occurred on Friday, the day before Deepavali, R. Venugopal, Controller of Explosives, said on Sunday. Nine persons were killed and five others suffered injuries in the blast.
India, the Feature Phone Nation
A careful examination of the smartphone and tablet market will reveal that 'feature-phones' are not simply a label for products, but also a sharp indicator of why Indian consumers purchase certain smartphones and tablets.
Congress leaders make strong pitch for banning opinion polls
Terming opinion polls as a “racket”, “farce” and “manipulated” exercise, Congress on Monday made a strong pitch to ban them. The party also rejected BJP’s criticism that Congress was opposing opinion polls as it was “scared” of Narendra Modi since these surveys are now predicting an edge to the opposition party.
Flower farmers stopped in their tracks, literally
The farmers in Kuppam area are dependent on Bangalore-Chennai express trains to transport flower bags as there are no direct buses to these major cities.
Patel would not have endorsed Modi: Rajmohan Gandhi
While Sardar Patel grew under Mahatma Gandhi, Modi was groomed by RSS, says Rajmohan Gandhi
Political crisis needs political treatment: Omar
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday said Jammu and Kashmir was an integral part of India, yet a political crisis in the State required to be resolved with a political treatment.
No crackers for families residing on banks of Nanjarayan Tank
For the second consecutive year, about 60 families residing on the banks of 440-acre Nanjarayan Tank situated here refrained from bursting crackers during Deepavali celebrations. The residents took the decision to avoid causing any disturbance to the habitat of migratory bird species that flock the area.
Vizag Port pays dearly for slowdown
It handles 28.9 million tonnes compared to 30.3 million last year
Business dynamics, supply issues have hardened the ‘Manapparai murukku’
The famous snack is not the same as it used to be in the 1920s when it first got its brand value. Mention Tirunelveli or Panruti, memories of ‘halwa’ and ‘cashew’ pop out immediately. Manapparai has a similar distinction, thanks to its unique “murukku”. This is a common snack made anywhere but the Manapparai variety has a long tradition that originated in the railway station in the 1920s.
Environment protection a top priority of Adilabad Raj Gonds
The Raj Gonds in Adilabad seem to be serious about protecting their unique culture and environment protection tops their action plan they have come up with for sustenance of their inherent aesthetics. “It is a well known fact that no culture can be saved without saving the environment, and the inherent aesthetics in which it was born,” quip the Raj Gond leaders, reiterating their resolve for the revival of their ancient culture.
Dakshina Kannada water projects back on track
Six multi-village water supply projects proposed to be launched in Dakshina Kannada may become a reality despite the uncertainty surrounding them following a negative report by a high-level government committee.
Seven killed in militant attack in Assam
The death toll in the attack by suspected Garo National Liberation Army insurgents on a group of people gambling on the occasion of Diwali in Assam’s Goalpara district has risen to seven.
Mohamed Morsy dismisses trial as a charade
High drama gripped the commencement of trial on Monday of deposed President Mohamed Morsy—the second Egyptian head of state who has been hauled into the courtroom, following a stunning uprising, which has morphed into a political contest between hardened Islamists and a secular military.
30 killed in attack on wedding convoy in Nigeria
Suspected Islamic militants attacked a wedding convoy in northeast Nigeria and killed more than 30 people including the bridegroom, a state government spokesman said on Monday.
Congress favouring ban on opinion polls draws Opposition ire
Over a million Indians secure their stay ahead of Saudi deadline
Anxiety has gripped a section of foreign workers – mostly in the blue collar category – who face a Sunday deadline to either find new jobs or complete formalities for their exit from Saudi Arabia as the Arab state has embarked on a new set of labour laws to generate more employment for its own nationals.
Laser weapons among futuristic MBDA products
High energy laser weapons, light weight shoulder-launch missiles and scalable warheads through dial-a-yield technology are among the hi-tech futuristic products for military applications being developed by the MBDA group, a consortium of European missile manufacturers.
One-stop testing facility mooted for aircraft parts
The Defence Research and Development Organisation’s (DRDO) Centre for Military Airworthiness and Certification is pushing for a one-stop facility where it can allow domestic industries supplying components for military aircraft, among others, to test their wares for qualification.
A vision of sustainable growth
The task before India’s next leader is to elevate the level of national discourse from fault-finding and finger-pointing to one that looks at a specific scorecard of progress.
Violations galore in cracker unit
No safety equipment installed; child labour was employed
There were serious violations of the Explosives Act at a firecracker unit in Ozhugachery village near Kumbakonam where a blast occurred on Friday, the day before Deepavali, R. Venugopal, Controller of Explosives, said on Sunday. Nine persons were killed and five others suffered injuries in the blast.
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from Independent Journal Review
Anti-Obama Anger Runs High In Egypt As Morsi Trial Set To Begin
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Wash. family warns pet owners after dogs died from mushrooms
One year ago, pugs Milo and Maggie died after eating poisonous mushrooms at their Bellingham home. Their owners were heartbroken, and they want to get the word out again about the threat that could be growing in your back yard.
New pill could solve meth problem
Meth is partially made by grinding up common cold medicines. But now, authorities believe this new pill, called Zephrex-D, could prevent that.
'I graduated with thousands of dollars left over'
Some graduating with extra money because of scholarships, aid that exceeded costs
Food benefit cuts affect local families
What Affordable Care Act issues mean for consumers
People without insurance most impacted by law
Police missed LAX suspect by 'minutes'
Authorities believe suspect was targeting TSA agents
from Mark Levin
Chris Christie Is Not A Statesman And We Need A Statesman
[shared from Jen Kuznicki]
Mitch McConnell Embraces the Anti-Rush Limbaugh Playbook
[shared from RedState]
Did the NRSC’s Josh Holmes Just Cost Mitch McConnell His Primary?
"Meet one of McConnell's Tea Party hating Operatives" - Mark Levin
[shared from RiehlWorldView.com]
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from Mason Conservative
Virginia Democrat Calls For Forcing Doctors To Accept Medicare And Medicaid Patients
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Anti-Obama Anger Runs High In Egypt As Morsi Trial Set To Begin
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from International Christian Concern
(PERSECUTION.org)
Another Christian Accused of Blasphemy in Pakistan
Christians in Pakistan continue to live as a persecuted minority community in the South Asian country. Making up only 2% of Pakistan's 180 million people, Christians are often discriminated against by their Muslim counterparts and are disproportionately the targets of false blasphemy accusations. In the final week of October, another Christian man was falsely accused of blasphemy and has been arrested. For this crime against Islam, this man could face life in prison or a possible death sentence. Please pray.
‘Miracle’ Statue of Jesus Rises in the Midst of Syrian Battle Zone, Inspiring Christians
Christians in predominantly Muslim societies are often regarded as foreigners rather than fellow citizens. They have often been associated, often incorrectly, as proponents of American culture or policies, and are seen by Islamists as surrogates and targets. The decline of American influence since 2009 has fueled the perception that attacks and American targets and surrogates - minority Christian communities - will go unpunished. This perception is usually accurate, and further contributes to the escalation of violence against Christians, which may clearly be seen in the smoke and ashes of the Syrian War. However, in the midst of this despair, an image of Christ rises on a lonely hillside with the express purpose of giving hope to the beleaguered Christians in a tiny village. Only this statue is able to be placed not from the exercise of American influence but from a deliberate exercise of Russian power. The Russians are advancing a diplomatic and security agenda which prioritizes protecting Christians in the historical homes, doing the job the America and Western Europe seem to have abandoned.
Congressman Calls for Secretary Kerry to Meet With Wife of Imprisoned Chinese Christian
In an important press release, Congressman Frank Wolf of Virginia, a long-time campaigner for international human rights, has renewed his call for Secretary of State John Kerry to meet with the wife of imprisoned Christian attorney Gao Zhisheng. Gao was an outspoken campaigner on behalf of house church Christians and members of the Falun Gong movement. He was first detained in 2009 and currently remains imprisoned in China, having reportedly been tortured on multiple occasions. A meeting between Kerry and Gao's wife, Geng He, would send a strong signal to China that human rights issues are becoming a higher priority for the United States.
Nigeria Has World’s Largest Christian Minority
Nigeria is Africa's most populous nation. While Christians and Muslims have generally coexisted peacefully, an Islamist insurgency in the North has subjected a great many of Nigeria's Christians to persecution. The Pew Research study referenced here indicates that Nigeria may hold the largest number of persecuted Christians on Earth.
Christians in Pakistan continue to live as a persecuted minority community in the South Asian country. Making up only 2% of Pakistan's 180 million people, Christians are often discriminated against by their Muslim counterparts and are disproportionately the targets of false blasphemy accusations. In the final week of October, another Christian man was falsely accused of blasphemy and has been arrested. For this crime against Islam, this man could face life in prison or a possible death sentence. Please pray.
‘Miracle’ Statue of Jesus Rises in the Midst of Syrian Battle Zone, Inspiring Christians
Christians in predominantly Muslim societies are often regarded as foreigners rather than fellow citizens. They have often been associated, often incorrectly, as proponents of American culture or policies, and are seen by Islamists as surrogates and targets. The decline of American influence since 2009 has fueled the perception that attacks and American targets and surrogates - minority Christian communities - will go unpunished. This perception is usually accurate, and further contributes to the escalation of violence against Christians, which may clearly be seen in the smoke and ashes of the Syrian War. However, in the midst of this despair, an image of Christ rises on a lonely hillside with the express purpose of giving hope to the beleaguered Christians in a tiny village. Only this statue is able to be placed not from the exercise of American influence but from a deliberate exercise of Russian power. The Russians are advancing a diplomatic and security agenda which prioritizes protecting Christians in the historical homes, doing the job the America and Western Europe seem to have abandoned.
Congressman Calls for Secretary Kerry to Meet With Wife of Imprisoned Chinese Christian
In an important press release, Congressman Frank Wolf of Virginia, a long-time campaigner for international human rights, has renewed his call for Secretary of State John Kerry to meet with the wife of imprisoned Christian attorney Gao Zhisheng. Gao was an outspoken campaigner on behalf of house church Christians and members of the Falun Gong movement. He was first detained in 2009 and currently remains imprisoned in China, having reportedly been tortured on multiple occasions. A meeting between Kerry and Gao's wife, Geng He, would send a strong signal to China that human rights issues are becoming a higher priority for the United States.
Nigeria Has World’s Largest Christian Minority
Nigeria is Africa's most populous nation. While Christians and Muslims have generally coexisted peacefully, an Islamist insurgency in the North has subjected a great many of Nigeria's Christians to persecution. The Pew Research study referenced here indicates that Nigeria may hold the largest number of persecuted Christians on Earth.
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from The Jerusalem Post
Arab League urges Assad, opposition to meet in Geneva for peace talks
Arab states call on rebel groups to band under Syrian National Coalition; opposition objects to Iranian presence in meeting.
Islam and the war of ideas
Rouhani is not 'optimistic' about Iran's nuclear talks with West
A day after Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei says he does not think the talks will bear fruits, Iran's president echoes his concerns, but says Iranians should not lose hope for removing of Western sanctions.
Hagel: Israeli threats, sanctions helped push Iran to nuclear talks
Rouhani says he's not optimistic about nuclear talks with West.
Poll: Most Israelis think US is spying on them
65% of Israelis, 22% of Arab Israelis support spying on friendly countries, while 73% of Jewish Israelis believe Israel already does so.
Meretz chief: Obama wants major Israeli-Palestinian breakthrough in 2014
Zahava Gal-On says US is eyeing a final status agreement; makes remarks after meeting Palestinian, US officials. Is a viable solution to the peace talks by 2014 a realistic possibility?
Defiant Morsi calls trial 'illegitimate' as Egypt alert for Muslim Brotherhood protests
Brotherhood vows to ignore security crackdown, continue protests.
Analysis: US-Iran nuclear deal unlikely to meet Israel’s minimum demands
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s demands on enrichment are "nonstarters," experts say.
PA blames construction plans in W. Bank, east J’lem for any failure of peace talks
Abbas spokesman: Plans for Jordan border fence aimed at scuttling Kerry’s upcoming mission in the region.
Arab states call on rebel groups to band under Syrian National Coalition; opposition objects to Iranian presence in meeting.
Islam and the war of ideas
Rouhani is not 'optimistic' about Iran's nuclear talks with West
A day after Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei says he does not think the talks will bear fruits, Iran's president echoes his concerns, but says Iranians should not lose hope for removing of Western sanctions.
Hagel: Israeli threats, sanctions helped push Iran to nuclear talks
Rouhani says he's not optimistic about nuclear talks with West.
Poll: Most Israelis think US is spying on them
65% of Israelis, 22% of Arab Israelis support spying on friendly countries, while 73% of Jewish Israelis believe Israel already does so.
Meretz chief: Obama wants major Israeli-Palestinian breakthrough in 2014
Zahava Gal-On says US is eyeing a final status agreement; makes remarks after meeting Palestinian, US officials. Is a viable solution to the peace talks by 2014 a realistic possibility?
Defiant Morsi calls trial 'illegitimate' as Egypt alert for Muslim Brotherhood protests
Brotherhood vows to ignore security crackdown, continue protests.
Analysis: US-Iran nuclear deal unlikely to meet Israel’s minimum demands
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s demands on enrichment are "nonstarters," experts say.
PA blames construction plans in W. Bank, east J’lem for any failure of peace talks
Abbas spokesman: Plans for Jordan border fence aimed at scuttling Kerry’s upcoming mission in the region.
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from KHQ Local News (Spokane)
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from KOMO News (Seattle)
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from KREM 2 News (Spokane)
Wash. family warns pet owners after dogs died from mushrooms
One year ago, pugs Milo and Maggie died after eating poisonous mushrooms at their Bellingham home. Their owners were heartbroken, and they want to get the word out again about the threat that could be growing in your back yard.
New pill could solve meth problem
Meth is partially made by grinding up common cold medicines. But now, authorities believe this new pill, called Zephrex-D, could prevent that.
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from KXLY 4 News (Spokane)
'I graduated with thousands of dollars left over'
Some graduating with extra money because of scholarships, aid that exceeded costs
Food benefit cuts affect local families
What Affordable Care Act issues mean for consumers
People without insurance most impacted by law
Police missed LAX suspect by 'minutes'
Authorities believe suspect was targeting TSA agents
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from Mark Levin
Chris Christie Is Not A Statesman And We Need A Statesman
[shared from Jen Kuznicki]
Mitch McConnell Embraces the Anti-Rush Limbaugh Playbook
[shared from RedState]
Did the NRSC’s Josh Holmes Just Cost Mitch McConnell His Primary?
"Meet one of McConnell's Tea Party hating Operatives" - Mark Levin
[shared from RiehlWorldView.com]
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from Mason Conservative
Virginia Democrat Calls For Forcing Doctors To Accept Medicare And Medicaid Patients
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from NBC News (& CNBC)
Avik Roy on Obamacare's Flawed Design
On October 31, 2013, Avik Roy appeared on "The Kudlow Report" to discuss problems with the rollout of the Affordable Care Act's subsidized insurance exchanges, the recent Congressional testimony of Kathleen Sebelius, and speak to an individual whose insurance policy has been canceled due to the law.
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from NPR
Book News: Rand Paul To Plagiarism Accusers: 'If Dueling Were Legal In Kentucky ...'
Rand Paul has been accused of lifting passages from Wikipedia and think tanks without proper attribution in his book. He joked that "If dueling were legal in Kentucky, if they keep it up, it'd be a duel challenge." Also in book news: a defense of Albert Camus' controversial stance on Algerian independence and Joe Sacco's stunning visual history of the Battle of the Somme.
Exploring The Invisible Universe That Lives On Us — And In Us
In many ways you're more microbe than human. There are 10 times more cells from microorganisms like bacteria and fungi in and on our bodies than there are human cells. But these tiny compatriots are invisible to the naked eye, so we asked artist Ben Arthur to create a guided tour. video (5:29)
Teddy Roosevelt's 'Bully Pulpit' Isn't The Platform It Once Was
"[Roosevelt] trusted that if you studied something and you investigated it, wherever the corruption may lay, you're better off finding it yourself and then dealing with it," Author Doris Kearns Goodwin tells our Steve Inskeep. Her newest book is The Bully Pulpit - a term Roosevelt coined to describe the uniquely powerful platform presidents have to influence public attitudes - thanks in no small part to the press.
As Mirrors Beam Light To Town, Norwegians Share Patch Of Sun
Rjukan lies in the shadow of surrounding mountains for nearly six months every year. But the town recently installed a system of mirrors to bring sunlight to its central square.
How An Aqueduct Turned Los Angeles Into A 'Garden Of Eden'
The pipeline that brings water out of California's Owens Valley to metropolitan Los Angeles turns 100 this month. The water wars it has spawned over the century still simmer, and the issues of water use, scarcity and stewardship are inextricable - if often invisible - to life in the city.
Far From Diwali's Lights, The Warm Glow Of Home
South Asian communities around the world are celebrating good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, light over darkness for Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights.
Space Agencies Of The World, Unite: The U.N.'s Asteroid Defense Plan
The U.N. wants a global approach to preventing small, possibly deadly asteroids from hitting Earth.
No Clemency For Snowden, U.S. Officials Say
NSA leaker Edward Snowden has argued that revealing truth absolves him prosecution.
If The Internet Is Your Canvas, You Paint In Zeros And Ones
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from Patriot Survival Plan
Gov Targets Ammo Supply Lines: Prices to Rise Sharply As America’s Last Lead Supplier Calls It Quits
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Kuwaiti woman arrested in Saudi Arabia for driving sick father to hospital
A Kuwaiti woman was arrested in Saudi Arabia for driving a car while taking her diabetic father to the hospital. The arrest comes just one week after Saudi women protested the driving ban in the conservative Gulf monarchy.
from The Seattle PI (Post-Inteligencer)
World news photos: Truth unearthed; Saudis hear from Femen and more 78 photos
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from Patriot Survival Plan
Gov Targets Ammo Supply Lines: Prices to Rise Sharply As America’s Last Lead Supplier Calls It Quits
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from PreventDisease.com
Chocolate Banana Cake with Caramel Layer and Cacao Nibs
A moist and decadent raw chocolate cake by Chris Anca of Tales of A Kitchen complete with a layer of gooey caramel and a sprinkling of cacao nibs and cacao powder for that perfect finishing touch. Each bite delivers a firm yet creamy texture with a delicious intermittent crunch of walnuts and cacao nibs.
14 Things People Probably Do Not Want To Know About Their Favorite Foods
1. The manufacturing of Greek yogurt produces millions of tons of toxic waste every year, and nobody knows what to do with it.
2. All grocery retail orange juice that is "not from concentrate" is processed with "artificial flavor" to ensure that each bottle tastes exactly the same.
3. Vegetarian burgers are far more toxic than conventional beef patties.
4. Conventional milk is made by high heating, homogenizing, pasteurizing, re-packing and combining the milk of hundreds of cows fed genetically modified grain and injected with hormones.
5. Producers of maraschino cherries chemically bleach (through a preserved brine solution) and then marinate the cherries in huge vats of corn syrup and food coloring (FD&C Red 40) to make the cherries red again
6. Many canned soups are flavored with MSG, even when they specify they are NOT.
7. Processed canned soups go through such violent processing that manufacturers must grow mutant sized vegetables so they don't disintegrate in the soup.
8. Most ice creams are thickened and stabilized with a slew of toxic ingredients.
9. Hot dogs are filled with a sticky mixture of cuts of mechanically separated chicken, pork, fats and starch or "grain fillers."
10. Many olive oils "extra virgin" imported (and expensive) are actually made with cheaper oils of seeds and nuts.
11. Food products that are red and pink are often dyed with cochineal extract, also known as tiny crushed insect bodies.
12. Coffee creamer is made from corn syrup and (trans fatty acids/hydrogenated) vegetable oils.
13. To make bacon, the pork bellies hanging in this strange wash cabinet are bathed in a shower of "liquid smoke".
14. Shredded cheese is packed with refined wood pulp to prevent sticking.
A moist and decadent raw chocolate cake by Chris Anca of Tales of A Kitchen complete with a layer of gooey caramel and a sprinkling of cacao nibs and cacao powder for that perfect finishing touch. Each bite delivers a firm yet creamy texture with a delicious intermittent crunch of walnuts and cacao nibs.
14 Things People Probably Do Not Want To Know About Their Favorite Foods
1. The manufacturing of Greek yogurt produces millions of tons of toxic waste every year, and nobody knows what to do with it.
2. All grocery retail orange juice that is "not from concentrate" is processed with "artificial flavor" to ensure that each bottle tastes exactly the same.
3. Vegetarian burgers are far more toxic than conventional beef patties.
4. Conventional milk is made by high heating, homogenizing, pasteurizing, re-packing and combining the milk of hundreds of cows fed genetically modified grain and injected with hormones.
5. Producers of maraschino cherries chemically bleach (through a preserved brine solution) and then marinate the cherries in huge vats of corn syrup and food coloring (FD&C Red 40) to make the cherries red again
6. Many canned soups are flavored with MSG, even when they specify they are NOT.
7. Processed canned soups go through such violent processing that manufacturers must grow mutant sized vegetables so they don't disintegrate in the soup.
8. Most ice creams are thickened and stabilized with a slew of toxic ingredients.
9. Hot dogs are filled with a sticky mixture of cuts of mechanically separated chicken, pork, fats and starch or "grain fillers."
10. Many olive oils "extra virgin" imported (and expensive) are actually made with cheaper oils of seeds and nuts.
11. Food products that are red and pink are often dyed with cochineal extract, also known as tiny crushed insect bodies.
12. Coffee creamer is made from corn syrup and (trans fatty acids/hydrogenated) vegetable oils.
13. To make bacon, the pork bellies hanging in this strange wash cabinet are bathed in a shower of "liquid smoke".
14. Shredded cheese is packed with refined wood pulp to prevent sticking.
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from RT (Russia Today)
Kuwaiti woman arrested in Saudi Arabia for driving sick father to hospital
A Kuwaiti woman was arrested in Saudi Arabia for driving a car while taking her diabetic father to the hospital. The arrest comes just one week after Saudi women protested the driving ban in the conservative Gulf monarchy.
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from The Seattle PI (Post-Inteligencer)
World news photos: Truth unearthed; Saudis hear from Femen and more 78 photos
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from Senior Airman Brian Kolfage
Obamacare DECONSTRUCTED
Video (17:13) exposing Barack's disastrous iconic failure of his presidency. all his lies exposed with facts. Think the Affordable Care Act is good for America? Think again. People are figuring out just how much "free" health care costs.
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Launching to Heaven: Space Burial Company to Send Human Ashes Into Orbit
Crab Nebula's Strange Pulsar Heart Slowly Going Off-Kilter
Astronomers have tracked the evolution of a pulsar's magnetic field over time, watching as it slowly tilts toward the dead star's equator. The pulsar, in the Crab Nebula, could help answer the question of why pulsar rotation slows over time.
The Strangest Alien Planets (Gallery)
Alien worlds come in big and small, hot and cold, and all offer up the chance to dream about what's out there and whether we're alone in the universe.
Spectacular 3D Mars Video Brings Red Planet to Life
video (4:01)
from Space.com (& CollectSpacc)
Launching to Heaven: Space Burial Company to Send Human Ashes Into Orbit
Crab Nebula's Strange Pulsar Heart Slowly Going Off-Kilter
Astronomers have tracked the evolution of a pulsar's magnetic field over time, watching as it slowly tilts toward the dead star's equator. The pulsar, in the Crab Nebula, could help answer the question of why pulsar rotation slows over time.
The Strangest Alien Planets (Gallery)
Alien worlds come in big and small, hot and cold, and all offer up the chance to dream about what's out there and whether we're alone in the universe.
Spectacular 3D Mars Video Brings Red Planet to Life
video (4:01)
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from The Spokesman-Review
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from ThatsNonsense.com
Christmas is banned because it offends minorities newspaper headline - Internet/Facebook Rumor
A headline that says Christmas is banned because of offending minorities is a real, albeit nonsense headline from 2005.
Making money from home by posting links – Does it work?
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from Viral Nova
I Noticed This Tiny Thing On Google Maps. When I Zoomed In… Well, Nothing Could Prepare Me.
UTA Flight 772 was a scheduled flight operating from Brazzaville in the Republic of Congo to Paris CDG airport in France. The flight never made it. All on board perished. Eighteen years later, families of the victims gathered at the crash site to build a memorial. The memorial can be seen from Google Earth and Google Maps.
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Christmas is banned because it offends minorities newspaper headline - Internet/Facebook Rumor
A headline that says Christmas is banned because of offending minorities is a real, albeit nonsense headline from 2005.
Making money from home by posting links – Does it work?
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I Noticed This Tiny Thing On Google Maps. When I Zoomed In… Well, Nothing Could Prepare Me.
UTA Flight 772 was a scheduled flight operating from Brazzaville in the Republic of Congo to Paris CDG airport in France. The flight never made it. All on board perished. Eighteen years later, families of the victims gathered at the crash site to build a memorial. The memorial can be seen from Google Earth and Google Maps.
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from The Wall Street Journal
Number of the Week: Why Don’t More People Want a Job?
34.3% of Americans over the age of 16 say they don’t want a job. The “participation rate” - the share of the population that’s working or looking for work - now stands near a three-decade low.
The Clinton Show Returns
Terry McAuliffe's GreenTech fiasco recalls the 1990s' scandals.
Americans Say America Is Still No. 1, For Now
In a new poll, 36% of Americans say China will be "world's dominant economic power" five to seven years from now, compared to 43% for the U.S
Google's Eric Schmidt Lambasts NSA Over Spying
Google's chief executive lambasts the NSA over reports that it spied on the company's data centers: "The NSA allegedly collected the phone records of 320 million people in order to identify roughly 300 people who might be a risk. It's just bad public policy…and perhaps illegal," Eric Schmidt said.
Q&A: Gay Marriage Debate Takes a Step Forward in Vietnam
Lawmakers in Vietnam are preparing to debate same-sex marriage. Though gay-rights issues have long been taboo in the communist-ruled country, does Vietnam's willingness to consider lifting a ban on same-sex marriage set a benchmark for other Asian countries?
Twitter Confronts Obstacles Abroad on Members, Ads
Events Tend to Drive Temporary Use; Ads Come Slowly. Twitter's overseas challenge: attracting ads, dormant accounts and minding cultural differences. Three-fourths of Twitter users are overseas, but only one-fourth of its revenue comes from non-U.S. advertisers.
You Also Can't Keep Your Doctor
I had great cancer doctors and health insurance. My plan was cancelled. Now I worry how long I'll live.
India Set to Launch Mars Mission
Launch Could Propel Nation Ahead of China and Japan in Space Race
Terry McAuliffe's GreenTech fiasco recalls the 1990s' scandals.
Americans Say America Is Still No. 1, For Now
In a new poll, 36% of Americans say China will be "world's dominant economic power" five to seven years from now, compared to 43% for the U.S
Google's Eric Schmidt Lambasts NSA Over Spying
Google's chief executive lambasts the NSA over reports that it spied on the company's data centers: "The NSA allegedly collected the phone records of 320 million people in order to identify roughly 300 people who might be a risk. It's just bad public policy…and perhaps illegal," Eric Schmidt said.
Q&A: Gay Marriage Debate Takes a Step Forward in Vietnam
Lawmakers in Vietnam are preparing to debate same-sex marriage. Though gay-rights issues have long been taboo in the communist-ruled country, does Vietnam's willingness to consider lifting a ban on same-sex marriage set a benchmark for other Asian countries?
Twitter Confronts Obstacles Abroad on Members, Ads
Events Tend to Drive Temporary Use; Ads Come Slowly. Twitter's overseas challenge: attracting ads, dormant accounts and minding cultural differences. Three-fourths of Twitter users are overseas, but only one-fourth of its revenue comes from non-U.S. advertisers.
You Also Can't Keep Your Doctor
I had great cancer doctors and health insurance. My plan was cancelled. Now I worry how long I'll live.
India Set to Launch Mars Mission
Launch Could Propel Nation Ahead of China and Japan in Space Race
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from The Washington Post
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from The Weekly Standard
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from 100 Percent FED Up
Powerful video (17:13) exposing the truth about Obamacare
Plaque At Northeastern Illinois University Honors Abraham Lincoln . . . As A Democrat…
Plaque At Northeastern Illinois University Honors Abraham Lincoln . . . As A Democrat…
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