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from ACLJ (American Center for Law and Justice)
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from AMAC - The Association of Mature American Citizens
AARP’s Rival Has Good Social Security Plan
ALLEN WEST: OBAMA ‘ABJECTLY DESPISES’ WHITES
Missouri State Gazetteer and Business Directory, 1881
Meet “badBIOS,” the mysterious Mac and PC malware that jumps airgaps
Heatwave halts Australian Open tennis matches
As soaring temperatures stop play at the tennis Open in Melbourne, climate experts are warning of hotter and longer heatwaves.
Gene therapy 'could be used to treat blindness'
Surgeons in Oxford have used a gene therapy technique to improve the vision of six patients who would otherwise have gone blind.
Apple to refund $32.5m to parents whose kids made in-app purchases
Apple will refund customers at least $32.5m (£19.9m) after a settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The refund agreement settles long-standing complaints over in-app purchases made by children without their parents' consent. "In all, we received 37,000 claims and we will be reimbursing each one as promised." The company said it had settled rather than take on a "long legal fight".
NSA could 'spy on offline computers', says latest leak
The US National Security Agency (NSA) used secret technology to spy on computers that were not even connected to the internet. Citing documents from whistleblower Edward Snowden, the New York Times says 100,000 machines were fitted with small devices that emitted radio waves. Targets included the Chinese and Russian military as well as drug cartels, the newspaper claims.
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from Americas Freedom Fighters
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
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from Ancestry.com
Missouri State Gazetteer and Business Directory, 1881
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from ars technica
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from AsiaNews
New case of "torture" against migrant worker in Hong Kong
From Indonesia, Erwiana Sulistyaningsih, 23, was ill-treated during her nine months of employment with a Hong Kong family. After going home, she was hospitalised in Central Java. Hong Kong activists and pro-democracy politicians slam existing laws and the climate of insecurity that permeates the lives of foreign workers.
Catholic activist speaks of unspeakable violations as military continues to use rape as a "weapon of war"
From Indonesia, Erwiana Sulistyaningsih, 23, was ill-treated during her nine months of employment with a Hong Kong family. After going home, she was hospitalised in Central Java. Hong Kong activists and pro-democracy politicians slam existing laws and the climate of insecurity that permeates the lives of foreign workers.
Catholic activist speaks of unspeakable violations as military continues to use rape as a "weapon of war"
MYANMAR: A report released by the Women's League of Burma mentions at least a hundred cases between 2010 and 2013. For its authors, they are but "the tip of the iceberg." Most cases of sexual violence, which also involves girls as young as eight years old, are concentrated in areas inhabited by ethnic minorities. Kachin leaders tells AsiaNews that abuses are an indication of "serious deficiencies in security."
Nepal's crackdown on illegal immigrants threatens more than 50,000 with expulsion
Foreigners will have 90 days to regularise their position. Most of them are Chinese.
Bangalore, evangelical preacher Benny Hinn cancels visit
INDIA: The American pastor made the decision in response to ongoing protests by some Hindu fundamentalist groups. Karnataka High Court pronouncement had rejected the appeal filed by some extremists and ultra-nationalist party Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Hinn was invited to a prayer conference, which began today.
Tibet, poet-monk Kunga Tsayang, freed after five years
The man is known for his work in favor of the environment and denouncing the destruction wrought by the Chinese in the region. His county welcomes him home by hoisting "wind horses", the Tibetan prayer flags in theory prohibited by the authorities.
Nepal's crackdown on illegal immigrants threatens more than 50,000 with expulsion
Foreigners will have 90 days to regularise their position. Most of them are Chinese.
Bangalore, evangelical preacher Benny Hinn cancels visit
INDIA: The American pastor made the decision in response to ongoing protests by some Hindu fundamentalist groups. Karnataka High Court pronouncement had rejected the appeal filed by some extremists and ultra-nationalist party Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Hinn was invited to a prayer conference, which began today.
Tibet, poet-monk Kunga Tsayang, freed after five years
The man is known for his work in favor of the environment and denouncing the destruction wrought by the Chinese in the region. His county welcomes him home by hoisting "wind horses", the Tibetan prayer flags in theory prohibited by the authorities.
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from Associated Press
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from BBC News (UK)
Heatwave halts Australian Open tennis matches
As soaring temperatures stop play at the tennis Open in Melbourne, climate experts are warning of hotter and longer heatwaves.
Gene therapy 'could be used to treat blindness'
Surgeons in Oxford have used a gene therapy technique to improve the vision of six patients who would otherwise have gone blind.
Apple to refund $32.5m to parents whose kids made in-app purchases
Apple will refund customers at least $32.5m (£19.9m) after a settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The refund agreement settles long-standing complaints over in-app purchases made by children without their parents' consent. "In all, we received 37,000 claims and we will be reimbursing each one as promised." The company said it had settled rather than take on a "long legal fight".
NSA could 'spy on offline computers', says latest leak
The US National Security Agency (NSA) used secret technology to spy on computers that were not even connected to the internet. Citing documents from whistleblower Edward Snowden, the New York Times says 100,000 machines were fitted with small devices that emitted radio waves. Targets included the Chinese and Russian military as well as drug cartels, the newspaper claims.
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from The Blaze
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from Breitbart
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from BuzzFeed
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
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from The Calvinist International
HIGH CHURCH, ANCIENT CHURCH, AND THE LIMITS OF THE AESTHETIC
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HIGH CHURCH, ANCIENT CHURCH, AND THE LIMITS OF THE AESTHETIC
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from Capitalism Institute
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from CNSNews.com (& NewsBusters)
TMZ Snidely Mocks Tea Party Coloring Book: 'No Colors Allowed!'
Known more for getting in the faces of celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Justin Bieber the tabloid/paparazzi show TMZ turned its camera sights on conservative Ted Cruz and the Tea Party.
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from Columbia Basin Herald
Royal City teen still missing, likely runaway
Property owner confronts theft suspects near Moses Lake
BBCC vocational students get a close look at a Black Hawk
The Black Hawk has a long history, born in 1979, later responded to the Katrina Hurricane disaster and recently landing at BBCC.
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from Conservative Outfitters
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from EarthSky
Scientists discover giant trench under Antarctic ice
A UK research team has discovered a massive ancient subglacial trough that’s deeper than the Grand Canyon.
A day later, caffeine stimulates memory
Caffeine helps people remember fine distinctions between similar things at least up to 24 hours after it is consumed, new research shows.
Scientists explore skin colors of extinct marine reptiles
“Our discovery enables us to make a journey through time and to revisit these ancient reptiles using their own biomolecules.” – Per Uvdal, research team member.
A UK research team has discovered a massive ancient subglacial trough that’s deeper than the Grand Canyon.
A day later, caffeine stimulates memory
Caffeine helps people remember fine distinctions between similar things at least up to 24 hours after it is consumed, new research shows.
Scientists explore skin colors of extinct marine reptiles
“Our discovery enables us to make a journey through time and to revisit these ancient reptiles using their own biomolecules.” – Per Uvdal, research team member.
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from East Oregonian
The superintendent of Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution has been demoted and will head to the state prison in Ontario. The Oregon Department of Corrections placed Rick Coursey, 61, on administrative leave Nov. 13, 2013, during an internal investigation. Betty Bernt, communications manager for the corrections department, said Coursey’s leave and departure from Pendleton are personnel decisions, so she could not say more. While on leave he received his monthly pay of $8,742. Medium-security Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution in Pendleton is Oregon’s third largest prison, with an inmate population of 1,725.
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from Facecrooks
Three Important Privacy Settings to Check
Some facebook privacy settings can be overlooked and tricky. We have several resources in our Safety Center to help you navigate them successfully. Check out our latest post for three settings you should double check to better protect your privacy.
Woman’s “Fat Pants” Photo Banned on Facebook
It’s a common enough image: someone who has gone through a dramatic weight loss takes a picture of themselves next to their old pants, illustrating the pounds they’ve shed. Though we’ve all seen pictures like this one, the wife of former Washington State Attorney General Rob McKenna found out the hard way that Facebook won’t tolerate these images.
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from FactCheck.org
Obama’s Numbers (January 2014 Update)
Latest statistics show stagnant wages, persistent long-term joblessness, soaring profits and stock prices, and moderating health care spending.
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from Family Tree Magazine
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from The Farmacy (& Strawbale City)
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Avoid These Veggies – Even if They’re Organic
[from 5 Nov 2013] Modified Atmospheric Packaging
Avoid These Veggies – Even if They’re Organic
[from 5 Nov 2013] Modified Atmospheric Packaging
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from The Federalist
The Passion Of 12 Years A Slave
Why was violence in The Passion of the Christ condemned by critics but affirmed in 12 Years a Slave?
Did The DEA Collude With A Mexican Drug Cartel?
And if it did, was it the right strategy?
The 8 Most Terrible Things Done By Jim Moran, America’s Worst Congressman*
New School: A Plan for State-Based Accreditation of Alternative Higher Education
We don’t need to dump our higher education system – we just need to open it up to more students and teachers.
Questioning Your Patriotism
How Democrats Started Scaremongering -- And Stopped Debating -- Iran
Government Failures Congress Wants You to Fund This Year
Like The Rest Of Us, Krugman Doesn’t Know If North Carolina’s “Experiment” Is Working
But since when has that stopped him?
Why was violence in The Passion of the Christ condemned by critics but affirmed in 12 Years a Slave?
Did The DEA Collude With A Mexican Drug Cartel?
And if it did, was it the right strategy?
The 8 Most Terrible Things Done By Jim Moran, America’s Worst Congressman*
New School: A Plan for State-Based Accreditation of Alternative Higher Education
We don’t need to dump our higher education system – we just need to open it up to more students and teachers.
Questioning Your Patriotism
How Democrats Started Scaremongering -- And Stopped Debating -- Iran
Government Failures Congress Wants You to Fund This Year
Like The Rest Of Us, Krugman Doesn’t Know If North Carolina’s “Experiment” Is Working
But since when has that stopped him?
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from Foreign Policy
They went selflessly. They fought bravely. They sacrificed nobly. They lived in the best traditions of duty, honor, and country -- hallowed words which dictate what every American can and ought to be. But they died in vain for the exact reason that they went where their country sent them and did what their country told them to do. America failed you because it failed its obligation to those principles.
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from Fox News (& affiliates)
9/11 Survivor Calls for Military Court Not to Release Rest of KSM Manifesto
Senate report: Benghazi attackers tied to Al Qaeda groups
'Lone Survivor' Marcus Luttrell: 'There's Nothing Glorious About War'
10 Things You Didn't Know About 'Happy Days'
Today marks the 40th anniversary of the debut of 'Happy Days' on television!
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from Gallup
Government Itself Still Cited as Top U.S. Problem
Narrowly leads the economy, unemployment, healthcare
The Ultimate Guide to Protein Supplements
Protein can help promote a healthy weight and can help muscles recover after a good workout. But what exactly is protein, and when it comes to supplements, which type of protein is best?
Narrowly leads the economy, unemployment, healthcare
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from Greatist
Protein can help promote a healthy weight and can help muscles recover after a good workout. But what exactly is protein, and when it comes to supplements, which type of protein is best?
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from The Heritage Foundation
Explosive Top Secret Benghazi Testimony Contradicts Obama, Clinton, Rice
Bachmann on Benghazi: Symbol of Obama Administration’s Incompetence
Government Failures Congress Wants You to Fund This Year
Iran: More Sanctions Pressure Needed to Salvage an Acceptable Nuclear Deal
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from iFIBRE ONE News
Royal City girl back in Grant County, confirmed that she ran away
Dick Deane elected new mayor of Moses Lake by city council
The city council elected Councilmember Dick Deane to the position in a four-to-three vote during Tuesday’s council meeting. The council elects one of the seven members of the council to the position every two years.
Two men reportedly robbed a man, ran from police then crashed car
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from IdahoReporter.com
Otter promises more use of troubled workforce subsidy program
In his State of the State address last week, Gov. Butch. Otter promoted the Workforce Development Fund, a pot of money that the state doles out to businesses that want to train or retrain their workers, as an effective tool for drawing new jobs to the Gem State.
Luna agrees to compromise on Common Core testing
Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Luna has compromised with school district superintendents, agreeing to scale back this spring’s tests tied to Common Core. Schools will now be allowed to opt out of field testing ninth and 10th graders.
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from International Christian Concern
(PERSECUTION.org)
The Life-Giving Power of the Scripture Unleashed in the Muslim World
ICC is in the final stages of launching an underground Bible printing press in a closed Muslim country that will open the Word of God to a million or more people. An underground printing press will provide 600,000 or more Bibles, safeguard those smuggling Bibles from being arrested and bring life to millions!
Raid on Bible Society in Malaysia Called ‘a flagrant violation of religious liberty’
On January 2, the Islamic Affairs Department of Selangor, Malaysia, raided the offices of the Bible Society of Malaysia and arrested the president along with a member of the society's staff. The authorities also confiscated several hundred Bibles. The incident has sparked an outcry from Christians across Malaysia who have warned that the nation's Muslims population is becoming increasingly radicalized.
No News of Imprisoned Christian Lawyer in Over a Year
Gao Zhisheng, a Christian human rights lawyer and nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize, has been imprisoned in Northwest China since late 2011. His work documenting human rights abuses and calling for greater religious freedom in China was seen as a threat by Chinese authorities, who since 2006 have consistently arrested, imprisoned, and tortured Gao. Geng He, Gao's wife, told ICC in an interview in 2012 that Gao's faith and it's emphasis on justice and serving others is a fundamental motivation for his work.
Refugees in Central African Republic Struggle to Survive
Refugees in Central African Republic, both Christian and Muslim, are struggling to survive as Muslim militants formally attached to the Seleka group and Christian militias call a brief truce. Christian persecution spiked after the Central African Republic's former Christian led government we toppled by the Muslim Seleka group. As incidents of violence against Christians continued to spread, Christian neighborhoods began to employ militia groups who quickly turned their rage on all Muslims, regardless of their connection to the Seleka group. Since then, the Central African Republic has been plunged into chaos, pitting Christian against Muslim. Please pray for peace to be found soon.
Coptic Bishop Calls for Prayer as Egyptians Vote in Constitution Referendum
As millions of Egyptians head to the polls over the course of two days to vote on a constitutional referendum, Church leaders are calling for prayer. The first day of voting saw deadly clashes take place and as many as 11 people were killed. Security forces are active in trying to prevent violence but there have still been numerous clashes throughout the country. The constitution that has been drafted represents a strengthening of many rights for Egyptian citizens. The Christian community and most Egyptians have been supportive of it. The Muslim Brotherhood has been staunchly opposed to it, and declared it as “against Islam,” prompting much of the violence.
Pakistan Tops List of Countries with Most Religious Hostility
The Pew Research Center has reported that Pakistan's tops the list of 198 countries that suffer from the most social hostilities involving religion. Religious extremism has continued to drive the abuse of religious minorities in Pakistan. Attacks on Christians, Hindus and Sikhs continues to skyrocket with no indication of change coming in the near future. Please pray for the Christians that live in this hostile country!
Muslim Brotherhood Keeps Copts from Polling Stations, Attacks Coptic Homes in Minya Villages
ICC Note: As Egyptians are set to vote on a constitutional referendum, reports are emerging of efforts to keep Christians from voting. In Minya, members of the Muslim Brotherhood have violently attacked both security forces and Christians as an attempt to intimidate them and prevent them from voting for the constitution which they say “puts Egypt in the hands of the Copts.”
Libya’s Lurch toward Shariah Sends Chill through Christian Community
As the country of Libya is still trying to find some source of stability after the removal of dictator Muammar Qaddafi, the announcement that the legal system will be based on Islamic law is worrisome for the country’s small Christian community. There are some 300,000 Coptic Christians, as well as smaller pockets of other denominations. Already Christians have been under pressure from Islamic militant groups and seeing the laws of the state also being written in a way to justify religious persecution could lead to even greater persecution.
33 Christian Prisoners Abused in Pakistani Prison
Hostilities against the Christian population of Pakistan are pervasive across Pakistan Muslim majority population, including the prison population. Christians, who are disproportionately represented in Pakistan's prison population, are routinely faced with physical and mental abuse while serving in prison. Beatings, insufficient and constant demands for them to convert to Islam are only a sample of the sufferings faced by Christians in prison. According to reports from Kot Lakhpat Jail, 33 Christian prisoners were beaten severely by prison guards after an argument between a Christian teacher and a Muslim teacher took place. Please pray for these vulnerable Christian brothers and sisters.
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from The Jerusalem Post
Netanyahu on Palestinian 'right of return': There is no room for maneuver
With US Secretary of State John Kerry pushing forward with efforts to present a document that will form the basis of further Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu made clear there is “no room to maneuver” on the Palestinian claim of a right of return for Palestinian refugees.
PM’s Office: No wrongdoing in Netanyahu’s offshore bank account
Netanyahu had off-shore bank account while serving as finance minister. Off-shore accounts are legal in Israel, as long reported to tax authorities; PM's office says all accounts and deposits were reported.
With US Secretary of State John Kerry pushing forward with efforts to present a document that will form the basis of further Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu made clear there is “no room to maneuver” on the Palestinian claim of a right of return for Palestinian refugees.
PM’s Office: No wrongdoing in Netanyahu’s offshore bank account
Netanyahu had off-shore bank account while serving as finance minister. Off-shore accounts are legal in Israel, as long reported to tax authorities; PM's office says all accounts and deposits were reported.
Kerry 'undeterred' by Ya'alon comments, says 'believes in prospects for peace'
US secretary of state told Bloomberg news agency in Kuwait that he would continue working for Mideast peace.
'10-year max sentence for Iranian spying on US proves Pollard must be set free'
Labor MK Nachman Shai who heads the Knesset's Pollard lobby says Pollard has served 28 years for spying for an ally.
Wary of jihadists, Western countries warm to Assad
The intelligence services of some Western countries opposed to Syrian President Bashar Assad have visited Damascus to discuss security cooperation with his government, Syria's deputy foreign minister said.
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from KHQ Local News (NBC Spokane)
from KING 5 (Seattle)
Washington state pitches more help for Boeing
Even after giving Boeing Co. one of the largest packages of tax breaks in U.S. history, state leaders in Washington told the aerospace giant in a proposal released Wednesday that they are ready to do even more.
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from KIRO 7 Eyewitness News (Seattle)
Rape victim called a liar by authorities
What's worse than being raped? Having authorities then insist you lied about it.
The city of Lynnwood will pay $150,000 in a settlement with a rape victim, after Lynnwood police claimed she lied about the attack in 2008.
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from KOMO News (Seattle)
Memo: State had concerns about Bertha since digging began
The ongoing problems with Bertha the tunnel boring machine did not come as a surprise to the state's top transportation officials. In a Wednesday letter to lawmakers, Secretary of Transportation Lynn Peterson said the state "had concerns about the machine's operations and critical systems since its launch on July 30, 2013."
Wash. state pitches billions more in help for Boeing
Even after giving Boeing Co. one of the largest packages of tax breaks in U.S. history, state leaders in Washington told the aerospace giant in a proposal released Wednesday that they are ready to do even more. In the 164-page proposal obtained under public disclosure laws, Gov. Jay Inslee and his administration vowed to work with Boeing on water quality issues, workers' compensation costs and improved transportation infrastructure.
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from KREM 2 News (Spokane)
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from KVEW (ABC Kennewick)
from KXLY 4 News (Spokane)
Body camera footage released in deadly shooting
Coeur d'Alene Police have released body camera video from a fatal officer-involved shooting last August. Police officers first responded to a hit and run where the suspect -- Eric Johnstone -- hit a light pole and took off. They tracked him down to his apartment near 14th and Young and when confronted by Officer Spencer Mortensen he wouldn't put down a knife and was shot and killed.
Was Doug Carlile victim of hostile takeover?
A day after the arrest of a murder suspect in Doug Carlile's killing, the FBI has raided the home of one of Carlile's business associates in North Dakota as detectives continue working to determine whether he was the victim of a hostile takeover.
Source: Missing U.S. soldier seen in video
The U.S. military has obtained new video apparently made by those holding the lone American prisoner of war, Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who was taken captive in 2009.
New Mexico: 'Hero' teacher disarmed gunman
John Masterson, a social studies teacher who has taught at middle school for a decade, and also coaches track and soccer, is credited with talking a 12-year-old suspect into putting down his shotgun during a shooting at Berrendo Middle School in Roswell, N.M. Tuesday.
Woman sues divorce attorneys for ending her marriage
British woman claimed they didn't make it clear divorce would terminate her marriage.
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from Money Talks News
13 Things That Will Cost Less in 2014
How Have 300,000 West Virginians Made Do Without Running Water?
10 Hidden Benefits of Credit Cards
Today’s Deals: Wednesday, Jan. 15
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from Mother Nature Network
How to grow and make your own tea
From your garden to your teacup, Cassie Liversidge's new book teaches how to plant, harvest and blend it yourself.
Experts think a manned mission to Mars in the 2030s is possible
The panel of space industry insiders highlighted that future space missions need to be ones that focused on advancing the goal of landing humans on Mars.
Photo contest showcases rich array of life on Earth
The winners of 2013's Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition describe the story behind each stunning image. Judges sifted through 43,000 submissions from 96 countries for the annual photography contest organized by London's Natural History Museum.
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from National Journal
NRCC Blacklists Conservative Firm Jamestown for Fighting Republican Incumbents
House GOP campaign committee joins Senate counterpart in banning a company that targeted Mitch McConnell.
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from National Review
Why the Sequester Had to Die
It was a success, which is why Congress got rid of it.
Homeschooling Is Not for Everyone, and Neither Is Public School
Pro-Life? Not Welcome in Andrew Cuomo’s New York
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from NBC News (& affiliates)
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from NPR
A Long Road To 'High Hopes': An Interview With Bruce Springsteen
What's America's Problem? 1 In 5 Says It's The Government
Months After 'Blackfish' Release, Controversy Over SeaWorld Grows
Before Drone Cameras: Kite Cameras!
Idaho Bucket List: The 75 Things All Idahoans Should Try (At Least Once)
NSA Reportedly Can Monitor 100,000 Computers Worldwide
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from NWCN
Sleep expert: If you snooze, you lose
Sleep is a hot commodity in our busy lives and for many of us hitting the snooze button is part of the morning routine, but some health experts say that might not be healthy.
U.S. has recent 'proof of life' video of POW Bowe Bergdahl
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from PolicyMic
13 Benghazis Happened Under President Bush and Fox News Said Nothing [None of these were Benghazis.]
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from Popular Science
This Collapsible, Camera-Toting Drone Surely Couldn't Spy On People
Chimp Logic
According to primate scientist Edwin van Leeuwen and colleagues, it's "peanuts over popularity" when it comes to the decision making strategies of chimpanzees.
Researchers Create Micro-Flyer That "Swims" in Air
This miniature flying machine moves like a jellyfish, not like a bee.
Glowing Plants Now Up For Auction
Bid now for one of 20 genetically modified, bioluminescent house plants.
A Marine With A Prosthetic Hand Controlled By His Own Muscles
Staff Sergeant James Sides lost his right arm in an IED explosion in Afghanistan. Now he's the first patient in an FDA trial testing an implantable, muscle-connected controller for prosthetics.
from PreventDisease.com
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
What You Need To Know About The Benefits And Safety of Kava Kava For Stress, Anxiety, Depression and Sleeplessness
Kava Kava has an interesting history. It has been safely consumed ceremonially in the South Pacific and other parts of the world. The earliest European knowledge of Kava dates back to the late 1700s, with the journeys of Captain Cook. Today, usage of Kava beverages in tropical climates is similar to the use of alcoholic beverages in the West. However, the plant from which the beverage is made from was found to have useful properties for anxiety, hyperactivity, stress, and restlessness.
What You Need To Know About The Benefits And Safety of Kava Kava For Stress, Anxiety, Depression and Sleeplessness
Kava Kava has an interesting history. It has been safely consumed ceremonially in the South Pacific and other parts of the world. The earliest European knowledge of Kava dates back to the late 1700s, with the journeys of Captain Cook. Today, usage of Kava beverages in tropical climates is similar to the use of alcoholic beverages in the West. However, the plant from which the beverage is made from was found to have useful properties for anxiety, hyperactivity, stress, and restlessness.
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from Q13Fox News (KCPQ Seattle)
DEA chief of operations: State legalization of pot ‘reckless and irresponsible’
Bill would outlaw ‘revenge porn’
DEA chief of operations: State legalization of pot ‘reckless and irresponsible’
Bill would outlaw ‘revenge porn’
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from Riel World View (Dan Riehl)
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from The Right Scoop
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from The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Immigrant maid hidden away to serve Seattle family
Magnolia man: I thought I was helping ‘someone who had no place to go’
Prosecutors say a Magnolia man cheated his maid out of $95,000 in pay over four years, while she worked up to 16 hours a day for him.
Wow: More than 7,000 applications submitted to deal in legal marijuana!
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Immigrant maid hidden away to serve Seattle family
Magnolia man: I thought I was helping ‘someone who had no place to go’
Prosecutors say a Magnolia man cheated his maid out of $95,000 in pay over four years, while she worked up to 16 hours a day for him.
Wow: More than 7,000 applications submitted to deal in legal marijuana!
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from Space.com (& CollectSpace)
Potato-Shaped Mars Moon Phobos May Be a Captured Asteroid
Europe's Mars Probe Celebrates 10 Years of Amazing Martian Views
Strange Metal Asteroid Targeted in Far-Out NASA Mission Concept
Mock Mars Mission: Complete Coverage of Crew 133 at the Mars Desert Research Station
What is the Shape of the Universe?
The density of the universe determines its shape. It could be spherical, saddle-shaped or flat.
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Hospital commission forces switch in attorneys
Bill seeks resolution for convictions during '60s Fish Wars
Birdwell selected 2013 Volunteer of the Year
Jery Birdwell, 58, of Grand Coulee, is the area's "Volunteer of the Year" for 2013
from ThatsNonsense.comEurope's Mars Probe Celebrates 10 Years of Amazing Martian Views
Strange Metal Asteroid Targeted in Far-Out NASA Mission Concept
Mock Mars Mission: Complete Coverage of Crew 133 at the Mars Desert Research Station
What is the Shape of the Universe?
The density of the universe determines its shape. It could be spherical, saddle-shaped or flat.
from The Spokesman-Review
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from The Star (Grand Coulee)
Hospital commission forces switch in attorneys
Bill seeks resolution for convictions during '60s Fish Wars
Birdwell selected 2013 Volunteer of the Year
Jery Birdwell, 58, of Grand Coulee, is the area's "Volunteer of the Year" for 2013
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5 ways an email malware scam will try and fool you
Those pesky scammers are always trying to fool email users into opening dangerous websites or malicious attachments.
Top 5 most popular hoaxes of 2013
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from The Washington Post
Democracy needs dogged local journalism
Rachel Maddow: N.J. bridge scandal proves the need for dogged local journalism
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from The Weekly Standard
The Big, Fat Chris Christie FAQ
Director of National Intelligence Counterterrorism Map Misspells 'Israel'
Writes 'Isreal.'
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Funding cuts put Bruce in jeopardy
Continued operation of the Bruce Transitional Living facility is in jeopardy this week as its operators scramble to deal with a large loss of funding.
from The Wenatchee World
Funding cuts put Bruce in jeopardy
Continued operation of the Bruce Transitional Living facility is in jeopardy this week as its operators scramble to deal with a large loss of funding.
Spring trial in the offing for shotgun-vs.-paraglider case
A man who discharged a shotgun in a dispute with a paraglider hovering over his Box Canyon Road property must stand trial April 3.
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A man who discharged a shotgun in a dispute with a paraglider hovering over his Box Canyon Road property must stand trial April 3.
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