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from ACLJ (American Center for Law and Justice)
Secretary Kerry's vision of utopianism in the Middle East: "One of the reasons I'm going to Saudi Arabia is that Saudi Arabia's initiative holds out the prospect that if the parties could arrive at a peaceful resolution, you could instantaneously have peace between the 22 Arab nations and 35 Muslim nations."
Saving Lives One Baby at a Time – The Case for Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers
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Saving Lives One Baby at a Time – The Case for Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers
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from AMAC - The Association of Mature American Citizens
Ron Johnson – I’m Suing Over ObamaCare Exemptions for Congress
Florida Race for House Sets Stage for 2014
Florida Race for House Sets Stage for 2014
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from AsiaNews
Many Nepali migrant workers dying in Saudi Arabia, but Riyadh blames "natural causes"
Since 2000, more than 7,500 Nepalis working in Arab countries have died under suspicious circumstances: 3,500 in Saudi Arabia alone, 65 since October 2013. Kathmandu launches an investigation to shed light on the deaths. Doctors and human rights groups blame torture and violence against foreign workers.
With Pope Francis, Vietnamese Catholics bring back fraternity and justice to society
Christians and non-Christians are equally concerned about growing individualism in society, followed by injustice and corruption. From the pope's words, they draw strength to build a project of peace and sharing. For Hanoi priest, there is too much talk about human rights and very little about "brotherhood" in a world that seems "like a body without a soul."
Hamas moves towards "reconciliation" among Palestinians
Gaza's Hamas Prime Minister Ismael Haniyeh told Abbas that he wants to overcome divisions, announces that Fatah members will be able to return to the Gaza Strip "without any preconditions."
Christians and Hindus live in fear following Bangladesh election
The country's religious minorities deserted the polls following threats from Islamists. The election results saw the ruling party win, but the opposition boycotted the poll. Police failed to protect voters. At least 25 people died in factional clashes.
Coptic Orthodox celebrate Christmas under tight security but without violence
In Cairo and throughout Egypt army and police control access to the churches. For the first time since Nasser a President visits the Coptic Orthodox Cathedral of Abasseya. Tawadros II: The birth of Jesus "brings hope, courage and a new life".
Lahore, Catholics demand authorities return St. Francis High School
Pakistan: The institute was founded by the Catholic Church in 1842 and is one of the schools of excellence in the city and the country. In violation of the law, the district heads has not yet returned the property to the diocese. Pakistani Priest: we complied with all the provisions, but the authorities "continue to put us off." The Bishop at the forefront of the protest.
Beijing to allow private banks to attract new capital
The government announces "three to five" private banks. Private finance will either restructure existing banks or set up new ones "bearing their own risks".
Korean Catholics call on pope to appoint a cardinal who is "a friend of the poor"
The faithful hope Francis will appoint a new Korean cardinal. In a petition to the pope, they call on him to choose a pastor who "can become a friend of the poor and marginalised," a "leader for difficult times".
Yangon: dozens of journalists protest over prison sentence for colleague
Myanmar: Ma Khine, a reporter for the Daily Eleven, will have to serve three months for "defamation". The first journalist sent to prison under the presidency of reformist Thein Sein . The woman was investigating a story of corruption. Burma press secretary denounces a “dangerous precedent”.
Pope: We must "test" our thoughts and desires to see if something comes from Christ or the antichrist
"Our heart always has desires, cravings, thoughts". But "are these the Lord's, or do some of them distance us from the Lord?" . "The criterion is the Incarnation of the Word. The Word became flesh: this is Jesus Christ! Jesus Christ who became man, God made man, He humbled Himself , humbled Himself to love, to serve us all."
Since 2000, more than 7,500 Nepalis working in Arab countries have died under suspicious circumstances: 3,500 in Saudi Arabia alone, 65 since October 2013. Kathmandu launches an investigation to shed light on the deaths. Doctors and human rights groups blame torture and violence against foreign workers.
With Pope Francis, Vietnamese Catholics bring back fraternity and justice to society
Christians and non-Christians are equally concerned about growing individualism in society, followed by injustice and corruption. From the pope's words, they draw strength to build a project of peace and sharing. For Hanoi priest, there is too much talk about human rights and very little about "brotherhood" in a world that seems "like a body without a soul."
Hamas moves towards "reconciliation" among Palestinians
Gaza's Hamas Prime Minister Ismael Haniyeh told Abbas that he wants to overcome divisions, announces that Fatah members will be able to return to the Gaza Strip "without any preconditions."
Christians and Hindus live in fear following Bangladesh election
The country's religious minorities deserted the polls following threats from Islamists. The election results saw the ruling party win, but the opposition boycotted the poll. Police failed to protect voters. At least 25 people died in factional clashes.
Coptic Orthodox celebrate Christmas under tight security but without violence
In Cairo and throughout Egypt army and police control access to the churches. For the first time since Nasser a President visits the Coptic Orthodox Cathedral of Abasseya. Tawadros II: The birth of Jesus "brings hope, courage and a new life".
Lahore, Catholics demand authorities return St. Francis High School
Pakistan: The institute was founded by the Catholic Church in 1842 and is one of the schools of excellence in the city and the country. In violation of the law, the district heads has not yet returned the property to the diocese. Pakistani Priest: we complied with all the provisions, but the authorities "continue to put us off." The Bishop at the forefront of the protest.
Beijing to allow private banks to attract new capital
The government announces "three to five" private banks. Private finance will either restructure existing banks or set up new ones "bearing their own risks".
Korean Catholics call on pope to appoint a cardinal who is "a friend of the poor"
The faithful hope Francis will appoint a new Korean cardinal. In a petition to the pope, they call on him to choose a pastor who "can become a friend of the poor and marginalised," a "leader for difficult times".
Yangon: dozens of journalists protest over prison sentence for colleague
Myanmar: Ma Khine, a reporter for the Daily Eleven, will have to serve three months for "defamation". The first journalist sent to prison under the presidency of reformist Thein Sein . The woman was investigating a story of corruption. Burma press secretary denounces a “dangerous precedent”.
Pope: We must "test" our thoughts and desires to see if something comes from Christ or the antichrist
"Our heart always has desires, cravings, thoughts". But "are these the Lord's, or do some of them distance us from the Lord?" . "The criterion is the Incarnation of the Word. The Word became flesh: this is Jesus Christ! Jesus Christ who became man, God made man, He humbled Himself , humbled Himself to love, to serve us all."
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from BBC News (UK)
Norfolk helicopter crash: Four people dead
Four people were killed when a US Air Force (USAF) helicopter crashed during a "low-level" training exercise.
Iraq violence: Air strike 'kills 25 militants'
Iraqi troops have killed 25 al-Qaeda-linked fighters in Ramadi in an air strike, the government says as it battles militants in Anbar province.
JP Morgan to pay $1.7bn to victims of the Madoff fraud
North America Arctic blast arrives in the east
Winter Olympics: Russia launches Sochi security clampdown
Antarctic ships escape from ice trap as weather changes
The Russian research ship Akademik Shokalskiy and Chinese icebreaker Xue Long have broken free from Antarctic ice where they had been stranded for several days.
Four people were killed when a US Air Force (USAF) helicopter crashed during a "low-level" training exercise.
Iraq violence: Air strike 'kills 25 militants'
Iraqi troops have killed 25 al-Qaeda-linked fighters in Ramadi in an air strike, the government says as it battles militants in Anbar province.
JP Morgan to pay $1.7bn to victims of the Madoff fraud
North America Arctic blast arrives in the east
Winter Olympics: Russia launches Sochi security clampdown
Antarctic ships escape from ice trap as weather changes
The Russian research ship Akademik Shokalskiy and Chinese icebreaker Xue Long have broken free from Antarctic ice where they had been stranded for several days.
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from Breitbart
MARK LEVIN LAYS OUT PLAN FOR CURBING GOVERNMENT EXPANSION: 'THANK GOD FOR THE TEA PARTY'
ILLINOIS CONCEAL CARRY APPLICATIONS OVERWHELMINGLY OUTPACE OBAMACARE ENROLLMENT
ROBERT GATES: OBAMA BROWBEAT PETRAEUS FOR AFGHANISTAN WITHDRAWAL CRITICISM
ILLINOIS CONCEAL CARRY APPLICATIONS OVERWHELMINGLY OUTPACE OBAMACARE ENROLLMENT
ROBERT GATES: OBAMA BROWBEAT PETRAEUS FOR AFGHANISTAN WITHDRAWAL CRITICISM
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from CBS News (& affiliates)
Weather Blog: Dangerous Cold Tuesday
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from Columbia Basin Herald
The State Patrol closed Highway 17 Tuesday morning between Moses Lake and Othello because of extreme icy conditions and multiple collisions.
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from Conservative Outfitters
Voluntary government checkpoints spark backlash
A tactic used by the federal government to gather information for anti-drunken and drugged driving programs is coming under criticism in cities around the country, and some local police agencies say they will no longer take part.
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from EarthSky
How do snowflakes get their shape?
Depending on the temperature and humidity of the air where the snowflakes form, the resulting ice crystals will grow into a myriad of different shapes.
Top ways to search the Internet for time travelers
Key strategy involves Internet searches for a mention of something before it actually happened.
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from East Oregonian
[may require subscription]
Small town’s only cop to resign
The city of Weston is about to be without a police officer, and the city might look to an outside agency for services. Sgt. Joshua Henningsen, the city’s lone officer, plans to resign.
Small town’s only cop to resign
The city of Weston is about to be without a police officer, and the city might look to an outside agency for services. Sgt. Joshua Henningsen, the city’s lone officer, plans to resign.
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from Facecrooks
How to Protect Your Facebook Account From Tag-Jacking scams
Facebook Denies Collecting Unpublished Posts
A short while ago, it came to light that Facebook was collecting data about posts users decided to self censure. A Facebook spokesperson advised Mashable that they do not collect this information. Whether they do or not, always be mindful about anything you post on Facebook or anywhere else online!
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from Family Tree Magazine
Genealogy searches draw in minority, older computer users
"Understanding ancestry helps the neighborhood feel a part of history."
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from The Farmacy (& Strawbale City)
from The Federalist
Tocqueville Reminds Us That Local Communities Make Democracy Work
But not in the way you think
Google Glass And The End of Racism
The new technology, combined with extensive social ratings, could help us treat others as individuals.
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from The Federalist Papers
Benghazi Mom: If Hillary Wants to Be Elected President She Has to Answer for My Son’s Death
Senate Democrat says he cannot support military pension fix that closes illegal immigrant welfare loophole
Teacher Reportedly Seizes First-Grader’s Christmas Gifts and Trashes Affixed Religious Story
House Democrats Double Down On Obamacare
For some strange reason House Democrats think running ads on the benefits of Obamacare is a good idea. It sounds like suicide to me.
Obama Wants To FORCE These Nuns to Provide Birth Control Even Though It Violates Their Religion
The Little Sisters of the Poor are an international Roman Catholic Congregation of women Religious founded in 1839 by St. Jeanne Jugan. They operate homes in 31 countries, where they provide loving care for over 13,000 needy elderly persons.
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from Forbes
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from Fox News (& affiliates)
Group Plans to Build Satanic Statue Near Okla. 10 Commandments Monument
Family seeks answers in fatal shooting of mentally ill teen by North Carolina officer
Former NYC police, firefighters charged in long-running disability scam
Is the NSA Spying on Congress?
Good news: Congress treated like citizens. Bad news: #NSA is spying on everyone, says Judge Andrew Napolitano.
Jobless benefits bill clears key Senate hurdle, over GOP complaints on cost
"I've heard the argument that says extending unemployment insurance will somehow hurt the unemployed because it saps their motivation to get a new job ... That really sells the American people short. I meet a lot of people as president of the United States ... and I can't name a time where I met an American who would rather have an unemployment check than the pride of having a job." -President Obama pushes for the extension of unemployment insurance
Family seeks answers in fatal shooting of mentally ill teen by North Carolina officer
Former NYC police, firefighters charged in long-running disability scam
Is the NSA Spying on Congress?
Good news: Congress treated like citizens. Bad news: #NSA is spying on everyone, says Judge Andrew Napolitano.
Jobless benefits bill clears key Senate hurdle, over GOP complaints on cost
"I've heard the argument that says extending unemployment insurance will somehow hurt the unemployed because it saps their motivation to get a new job ... That really sells the American people short. I meet a lot of people as president of the United States ... and I can't name a time where I met an American who would rather have an unemployment check than the pride of having a job." -President Obama pushes for the extension of unemployment insurance
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from FrontPage Magazine
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from The Heritage Foundation
10 Surprising Government Programs That Are Costing You $10.2 Billion
2014: Obamacare Puts Down Roots for the Long Haul
We're $17 trillion in debt as a nation. Now, Obama wants to add another $1 trillion for this: Taxpayer-funded subsidies for millions of Americans.
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from iFIBRE ONE News
Tanker crash leads to closure of state Route 17 this morning
Semi crash closes highway for about 12 hours, EPA investigates spill
Nathon Brooks pleaded not guilty, bail lowered to $150,000
Big Bend Community College investigates "forcible fondling"
A Big Bend Community College student was reportedly sexually assaulted by another student. Big Bend Community College officials and the Grant County Sheriff’s Office are investigating an incident of “forcible fondling,” which occurred in the Big Bend dormitories on Christmas. College officials were notified on Jan. 1 about the incident.
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from International Christian Concern
(PERSECUTION.org)
Can Christians Celebrate this Christmas in Egypt?
Tensions are running high for Christians in Egypt as they prepare to celebrate the Christmas holiday. January 7th is the date on which many Eastern Orthodox churches, following the Julian or Alexandrian calendars, mark the birth of Jesus. After a year of incredible persecution, Egyptian Christians are fearful but cautiously hopeful as they look to the future both for Egypt and the Church.
Bangladesh Bishop Calls for Peace
As pre-election and election violence continues in Bangladesh, the Bishop has called for peace and the prayers of Christians.
Christians in Bangladesh Threatened and Afraid to Vote
Elections in Bangladesh: strikes and violence push Christians and Hindus not to vote. In the midst of the worst political violence Bangladesh has seen since 1971, Christians and Hindus have been afraid to go to the polls due to threats from radical Islamists.
Why Christians Are Crucial to the Middle East’s Future
The following interview with Thomas Farr, director of the Religious Freedom Project at Georgetown University, provides important insight into why Christians play such an important role in the Middle East and how the promotion of religious freedom and the protection of Christians specifically is in the best interests of all peoples in the Middle East, and even in the West as well.
Over 50,000 Books Burned in Christian Library in Lebanon Over Blasphemy Claim
The library of an Orthodox priest in Lebanon was set aflame following accusations of blasphemy. The fire destroyed some 50,000 books and manuscripts in the city of Tripoli, Lebanon. What is most troubling about this kind of act is that it is not that uncommon. Across the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia, a charge of blasphemy can quickly lead to horrific acts whether the death of the accused or the destruction of thousands of books and manuscripts.
All Religious Books Are Illegal in Kazakhstan
In Kazakhstan all religious books are considered illegal unless a court deems them legal. However, at the same time there is a supposed list of "illegal" books that no one has ever seen. This leaves Christians and people of faith always wondering if the Bible, Christian book or religious object they have is legal or not.
Nigerian Bishop Fears for Africa if Nigeria Should Fall to Boko Haram
Bishop Hyacinth Egbebo expressed fear for the entire continent of Africa if Nigeria should indeed fall to the Islamic terrorist group Boko Haram at any point in the future. In an interview with Aid to the Church in Need, Bishop Egbebo explained the issues behind the Boko Haram insurgency and what could potentially happen if the Nigerian government should fail to defeat the Islamic terrorist group. The bishop also touched on how Nigerian Christians should be reacting to Boko Haram violence.
Christians in Pakistan Observe Somber Christmas Celebrations
Christians in Peshawar, Pakistan observed the Christmas holiday this year in a somber fashion in remembrance of the September suicide bombing of All Saints Church. On September 22, two suicide bombers attacked the 130 year old church as church-goers were exiting a morning service. Over 130 Christians were killed in the blast and more than 150 were seriously injured. This attack marked the single most deadly attack on Christian in Pakistan's history. In remembrance of the victims, the pictures of the dead were posted all over All Saints Church. Please pray that 2014 is a more peaceful year for Christians in Pakistan.
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from The Jerusalem Post
Fifty US senators line up behind new Iran sanctions bill
Support among Senate members for new Iran sanctions bill has doubled since the measure was introduced last month.
Asylum seekers: What would Gideon Sa'ar say about growing old in prison, not working, studying?
Protest leaders hold press conference in south Tel Aviv to present demands to the Israeli government, decide next steps of protest.
Regev submits bill to ban talks on Jerusalem, refugees
Initiative is latest bill trying to tie PM's hands in peace talks, requires majority in Knesset to negotiate on status of capital.
NGOs and migrants
Israel will never solve the socioeconomic ills of Africa. It does, however, risk losing its strong Jewish majority if it continues to absorb thousands of African migrants.
Ya'alon says Israel, PA working to extend talks beyond 9-month period
Defense minister says PA opposed to position paper proposed by US; Lapid says Liberman's plan to transfer Israeli Arab towns to PA unfeasible.
The granting of ‘limited liability’ to the Palestinians
Tragically, the ambivalent and even tolerant responses to Palestinian aggression reflect a general moral relativism endemic in the West today, led by the United States.
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from KING 5 (Seattle)
There is renewed interest in a landmark building on Lake Washington that is wasting away. State Parks officials say three groups are taking a serious look at leasing Saint Edward Seminary.
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from KIRO 7 Eyewitness News (Seattle)
Single mom says daddy-daughter dance discriminates
An Auburn woman says the city's annual daddy-daughter dance discriminates against single mothers and same-sex couples.
Heroin epidemic blamed on needle exchange program
Some people in the South Sound are blaming a needle exchange program for an increase in drug use -- and for an increase in needles on the ground. KIRO 7's Richard Thompson talks to Thurston County's health director, who is defending a needle exchange program.
Study: Tobacco control has saved millions of lives
Anti-smoking measures have saved roughly 8 million U.S. lives since a landmark 1964 report linking smoking and disease, a study estimates, yet the nation's top disease detective says dozens of other countries do a better job on several efforts to cut tobacco use.
How much did Obama's visit to Seattle cost taxpayers?
KIRO 7 found that while President Barack Obama was raising thousands of dollars for fellow Democrats, Seattle taxpayers were on the hook for more than $150,000 in security costs.
Seattleinsider: Washington’s Rejected License Plates
Socialist council member calls for tax on super-rich
Eastside theater coach speaks about her engagement
Another staff member at Eastside Catholic School is planning a same-sex wedding -- and she spoke to KIRO 7 about it.
An Auburn woman says the city's annual daddy-daughter dance discriminates against single mothers and same-sex couples.
Heroin epidemic blamed on needle exchange program
Some people in the South Sound are blaming a needle exchange program for an increase in drug use -- and for an increase in needles on the ground. KIRO 7's Richard Thompson talks to Thurston County's health director, who is defending a needle exchange program.
Study: Tobacco control has saved millions of lives
Anti-smoking measures have saved roughly 8 million U.S. lives since a landmark 1964 report linking smoking and disease, a study estimates, yet the nation's top disease detective says dozens of other countries do a better job on several efforts to cut tobacco use.
How much did Obama's visit to Seattle cost taxpayers?
KIRO 7 found that while President Barack Obama was raising thousands of dollars for fellow Democrats, Seattle taxpayers were on the hook for more than $150,000 in security costs.
Seattleinsider: Washington’s Rejected License Plates
Socialist council member calls for tax on super-rich
Eastside theater coach speaks about her engagement
Another staff member at Eastside Catholic School is planning a same-sex wedding -- and she spoke to KIRO 7 about it.
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from KREM 2 News (Spokane)
Hooters closes in Spokane Valley, 2 new restaurants opening
The Hooters Restaurant is Spokane Valley closed Tuesday. Two new restaurants will take its place.
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from KXLY 4 News (Spokane)
Group Unveils Satan Statue Design for Oklahoma
A satanic group unveiled designs Monday for a 7-foot-tall statue of Satan it wants to put at the Oklahoma state Capitol, where a Ten Commandments monument was placed in 2012.
A satanic group unveiled designs Monday for a 7-foot-tall statue of Satan it wants to put at the Oklahoma state Capitol, where a Ten Commandments monument was placed in 2012.
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from Military.com
from Money Talks News
Iowa Teacher Loses 37 Pounds on McDonald’s Diet
HOW BAD is fast food? One teacher tries to show it's our choices, not McDonald's, that make us overweight.
11 Signs You Have Too Much Credit Card Debt
If you don't even know your outstanding credit card balance or you can only afford the minimum payment, you may need to read this.
Review: PayPal Prepaid MasterCard by NetSpend
Ask Stacy: How Can I Get Out of My Time Share Without Being Robbed?
HOW BAD is fast food? One teacher tries to show it's our choices, not McDonald's, that make us overweight.
11 Signs You Have Too Much Credit Card Debt
If you don't even know your outstanding credit card balance or you can only afford the minimum payment, you may need to read this.
Review: PayPal Prepaid MasterCard by NetSpend
Ask Stacy: How Can I Get Out of My Time Share Without Being Robbed?
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from Mother Nature Network
Greetings from 'Chiberia': 11 surreal shots of the Windy City's frozen shore
How to care for feral cats during the winter
Help your community's outdoor cats weather the coldest months by providing them with food, water and shelter.
Consensus: 97% of climate scientists agree
How to care for feral cats during the winter
Help your community's outdoor cats weather the coldest months by providing them with food, water and shelter.
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from NASA
Consensus: 97% of climate scientists agree
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from Natural Society
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from NPR
Run Run Shaw, Kung Fu Movie Pioneer, Dies
There are conflicting accounts about whether Run Run Shaw was 106 or 107 at the time of his death. There's no disagreement, though, about his influence on the film industry. The Hong Kong movie mogul's films included 1972's Five Fingers of Death, a kung fu classic.
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from NWCN
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from PreventDisease.com
Fascinating New Study Shows How Emotions Are Mapped On The Human Body
Emotions coordinate our behavior and physiological states during survival-salient events and pleasurable interactions. Even though we are often consciously aware of our current emotional state, such as anger or happiness, the mechanisms giving rise to these subjective sensations have remained unresolved. Brilliant research by Finnish scientists has mapped the areas of our body that are experiencing an increase or decrease in sensory activity when we experience a particular emotion.
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from Q13Fox News (KCPQ Seattle)
Four Boeing Machinists take action against own union to try to get 777X revote
Airport workers demand $15 minimum wage approved by voters
Ex-Defense Secretary Gates has harsh words for Obama, Biden
Four Boeing Machinists take action against own union to try to get 777X revote
Airport workers demand $15 minimum wage approved by voters
Ex-Defense Secretary Gates has harsh words for Obama, Biden
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from The Right Scoop
Mark Levin lays out scenario of how to fight Obama on the economyMark Levin lays out his scenario of how to combat Obama on the economy. I’ve included the full segment but if you don’t have time to listen to it, skip to 5:10 because that’s where Mark Levin begins to layout his idea.
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Bizarre Star Could Host a Neutron Star in Its Core
Astronomers have spotted their best candidate ever for a Thorne-Zytkow object, a hybrid star proposed almost 40 years ago.
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from Scientific American
Bizarre Star Could Host a Neutron Star in Its Core
Astronomers have spotted their best candidate ever for a Thorne-Zytkow object, a hybrid star proposed almost 40 years ago.
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from The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Wash. state faces prospect of too many pot growers
Murray pledges collaboration — Sawant: “No rotten sell-out”
During his inaugural address Mayor Ed Murray pledged “inclusiveness and collaboration.” But new City Councilmember Kshama Sawant turned away from the popular notion of “Seattle nice” during her address, instead depicting a oppressive class-driven reality straight out of the Industrial Age.
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Wash. state faces prospect of too many pot growers
Murray pledges collaboration — Sawant: “No rotten sell-out”
During his inaugural address Mayor Ed Murray pledged “inclusiveness and collaboration.” But new City Councilmember Kshama Sawant turned away from the popular notion of “Seattle nice” during her address, instead depicting a oppressive class-driven reality straight out of the Industrial Age.
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from Space.com (& CollectSpace)
The oddball exoplanet candidate KOI-314c is located about 200 light-years away and is roughly the same mass as Earth, but its extremely thick atmosphere makes the world about 60 percent larger than our home planet.
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from The Spokesman-Review
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from Truth Revolt
Al Sharpton Demonstrates He's Clueless About Global Warming
"These right-wingers are boiling over with denial"
"These right-wingers are boiling over with denial"
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from The Washington Post
Robert Gates, former defense secretary, offers harsh critique of Obama’s leadership in ‘Duty’
By Bob Woodward
Cheney ends campaign, but others should rethink their races, too
By Bob Woodward
Cheney ends campaign, but others should rethink their races, too
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from The Wenatchee World
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| Otis Rank was proprietor of the Rank Clothing Co. at 105 Cottage Ave in Cashmere from 1909 to 1919. |
The past year has witnessed more improvements in Waterville and Douglas County than ever before. In Waterville alone, fully $100,000 has been spent in building operations. The businessmen of the town report the best year they have ever had.
Grant County reports flu death
Flu killed a Grant County man Dec. 27, the sixth death reported this flu season statewide. No deaths have been reported in Chelan, Douglas or Okanogan counties.
Pot rules could close door to businesses in East Wenatchee
None of the seven applicants vying to open marijuana businesses in East Wenatchee would be allowed to operate under new rules being considered by the city.
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from WIRED
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