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Best Resignation Letters
Sample Resignation, Retirement, Goodbye and More Letters
The Power of Greens: How to Eat More Green Leafy Vegetables
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Kevin Spacey Defies Hollywood's Hugo Fans, Embraces Opposition in Venezuela
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ML home to electric vehicle charging station
Moses Pointe to add housing development
Tri-Cities-based Varsity Development purchased 16 waterfront lots at Moses Pointe in a $1 million land purchase deal. The company plans to build numerous one and two-story homes at the golf-course community in the coming years. Construction recently began on their first two model homes, which should be completed by May.
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Moon, Jupiter, Winter Circle after sunset April 5, 6 and 7
Throat of Fire volcano in Ecuador erupts explosively
A five-minute explosion from Tungurahua volcano shot hot gas and rock 6 miles (10 km) into the air on April 4, 2014. More explosions and tremors followed.
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This would be an especially good time for a change in America’s relations with Cuba
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Man in Jail for Facebook Rapping Seeks Supreme Court Appeal
A man has spent three years in prison for posting threatening lyrics on his Facebook profile. Free speech advocates claim it's within his rights to make such threats.
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from The Farmacy (& Strawbale City)
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Is Apple Cider Vinegar That Powerful of a Health Tonic? Science Says Yes[from 12 Jul 2013]
Is Apple Cider Vinegar That Powerful of a Health Tonic? Science Says Yes[from 12 Jul 2013]
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Inmates Getting Free Health Care As Part Of ObamaCare
Troops told to zip it on leadership complaints if they want medical care!
Victory for Gun-Rights Proponents!
Obama’s Kinder, Gentler Approach To Al-Qaeda. Won’t Go After Benghazi Attackers!
Ronald Reagan’s View Of Libertarianism (VIDEO)
Why are they making math more confusing? Another absurd Common Core math problem!
Trey Gowdy DESTROYS Rep. Moran’s Claim That Congress Needs a Pay Raise!
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Mark Levin Mocks Hillary Clinton Trying To Explain Her Accomplishments
Wi-Fi speeds are about to triple
Qualcomm (QCOM, Fortune 500) announced plans this week for new technology that it says could triple Wi-Fi speeds in homes, offices and on public networks.
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from Health and Happiness
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The Bullies’ America
They were once high principles in the pursuit of e pluribus unum. Now equality, diversity, and tolerance are used to destroy, compel and silence. This week’s purge of a tech company CEO who privately expressed a contrary viewpoint on marriage is just the latest example of tactics that eschew reason and embrace bullying. The bullies’ vision of America is alarming to behold, with the values of peaceful coexistence turned on their head:
How Environmentalists Are Killing Jobs
This Does NOT Need to Happen. President Obama was on the road this week touting the need for infrastructure jobs, and he’s got the story half right.
It's Not Enough to Win Elections
If we fail at this one thing, it won't matter who wins.
Iran’s New U.N. Ambassador Exploited American Hostages
While posing as a friendly and pragmatic reformer, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has stuck a finger in the eye of Washington by appointing a diplomat who participated in the 1979 seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran as Iran’s next representative to the United Nations. How can a regime that continues to celebrate the illegal seizure of an embassy—a terrorist act that violated Iran’s diplomatic obligations—be trusted?
Second Circuit Rules Against Religious Freedom of NYC Churches
In the latest episode of a nearly 20-year legal battle for religious freedom in New York City, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday upheld the Board of Education of the City of New York’s refusal to provide permits to use public school space for worship services after hours and on the weekends.
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Tea Party challenger threatens to 'kill' O-Care
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Kevin Spacey Turns Back On Hollywood Liberals & Backs Venezuelan Protesters – And His Words Hit HARD
Gay Conservatives Agree: The Troubling Ouster Of Mozilla CEO Isn’t A Gay Rights Issue At All
China: Thousands of Christians Form Human Shield to Protect Church from Destruction
Showdown Imminent After Officials Post Demolition Notices
International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that thousands of Christians have formed a human shield around a newly-constructed church in Zhejiang Province after authorities earlier this week threatened to demolish the building. The Sanjiang Christian Church reportedly cost over $4.8 million to construct and was built over a six-year period in Wenzhou, one of China’s most Christianized cities.
Gangs Seize Empty Baghdad Christian’s Homes As Iraq Violence Worsens
ICC Note: Over the last decade, hundreds of thousands of Christians have left the violence in Baghdad. Many of them left without selling their homes, hoping to one day return. Now, many of them have seen those homes taken by gangs. The courts have shown little assistance in getting the properties recovered and Christians fear that if they press the claims they will simply be putting a target on their back for kidnappings or other forms of violence.
Happy New Year, for Iran’s Christians?
ICC Note: As Iran celebrates its New Year, the situation for the country’s Christians continues to deteriorate. Based on the latest report from the United Nations, at least 49 Christians are imprisoned and face sentences between one and 10 years for their faith. Christianity is labeled by those in the regime as a threat to national security.
Chinese Christians Worship on Street During Major Police Crackdown
ICC Note: Police in Central China's Henan Province came out in force on Wednesday to stop Christians from attending an annual service at the Nanle County Christian Church. Police blocked buses attempting to enter the city for the service and set up a blockade in front of the church building, attempting to bar members from entering. Some members that made it into the building were later trapped as those outside were ordered to disburse by police. A group of Christians then simply began to worship on the street. One Christian reported: “There was no way we could hold a normal gathering. We had to worship the Lord at the gate. There, we sang hymns and worshipped. After the authorities grabbed our musical instruments, we praised God with our hands.”
US Judge Rules After-Hour Worship Services Can Be Banned From Public School Facilities
ICC Note: In what is perhaps a landmark ruling, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Thursday that a New York City regulation banning religious worship services from taking place after-hours on public school property was constitutional. The ruling overturned a previous ruling against the ban by a U.S. district judge and is part of a twenty year battle over religious rights. The upholding of the ban in New York City sets a dangerous legal precedent for cities and other levels of government wanting to ban religious services from their facilities, even after-hours, in the United States.
Do Huckabee’s Endorsements Hinge On Nepotism?
GOPe Must Lose Party Civil War To Win
Ashland to study allegations of student housing discrimination
Students argue they are treated unfairly by landlords; city to consider change to fair housing ordinance
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Kevin Spacey Turns Back On Hollywood Liberals & Backs Venezuelan Protesters – And His Words Hit HARD
Gay Conservatives Agree: The Troubling Ouster Of Mozilla CEO Isn’t A Gay Rights Issue At All
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China: Thousands of Christians Form Human Shield to Protect Church from Destruction
Showdown Imminent After Officials Post Demolition Notices
International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that thousands of Christians have formed a human shield around a newly-constructed church in Zhejiang Province after authorities earlier this week threatened to demolish the building. The Sanjiang Christian Church reportedly cost over $4.8 million to construct and was built over a six-year period in Wenzhou, one of China’s most Christianized cities.
Gangs Seize Empty Baghdad Christian’s Homes As Iraq Violence Worsens
ICC Note: Over the last decade, hundreds of thousands of Christians have left the violence in Baghdad. Many of them left without selling their homes, hoping to one day return. Now, many of them have seen those homes taken by gangs. The courts have shown little assistance in getting the properties recovered and Christians fear that if they press the claims they will simply be putting a target on their back for kidnappings or other forms of violence.
Happy New Year, for Iran’s Christians?
ICC Note: As Iran celebrates its New Year, the situation for the country’s Christians continues to deteriorate. Based on the latest report from the United Nations, at least 49 Christians are imprisoned and face sentences between one and 10 years for their faith. Christianity is labeled by those in the regime as a threat to national security.
Chinese Christians Worship on Street During Major Police Crackdown
ICC Note: Police in Central China's Henan Province came out in force on Wednesday to stop Christians from attending an annual service at the Nanle County Christian Church. Police blocked buses attempting to enter the city for the service and set up a blockade in front of the church building, attempting to bar members from entering. Some members that made it into the building were later trapped as those outside were ordered to disburse by police. A group of Christians then simply began to worship on the street. One Christian reported: “There was no way we could hold a normal gathering. We had to worship the Lord at the gate. There, we sang hymns and worshipped. After the authorities grabbed our musical instruments, we praised God with our hands.”
US Judge Rules After-Hour Worship Services Can Be Banned From Public School Facilities
ICC Note: In what is perhaps a landmark ruling, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Thursday that a New York City regulation banning religious worship services from taking place after-hours on public school property was constitutional. The ruling overturned a previous ruling against the ban by a U.S. district judge and is part of a twenty year battle over religious rights. The upholding of the ban in New York City sets a dangerous legal precedent for cities and other levels of government wanting to ban religious services from their facilities, even after-hours, in the United States.
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Do Huckabee’s Endorsements Hinge On Nepotism?
GOPe Must Lose Party Civil War To Win
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Ashland to study allegations of student housing discrimination
Students argue they are treated unfairly by landlords; city to consider change to fair housing ordinance
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Colleague and Friend Remembers Slain Photographer Anja Niedringhaus
Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Anja Niedringhaus was killed on April 4, 2014, while covering presidential election preparations in Afghanistan for the Associated Press. Her photographic work spans more than 25 years of major international events and conflicts. Her death shocked the photojournalism community and many have come forward to celebrate Niedringhaus's life and dedication to covering the hardest news. David Guttenfelder, who worked closely with Niedringhaus, says her death is "a profound loss for photojournalism."
Q&A: Ken Burns Discusses His New Documentary, The Address
A living treasure celebrates a national treasure.
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from Natural Society
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Toxic at One Dose: MSG is Causing Headaches, Wrecking Your Health
Cleaning Water: Seeds from the Moringa Tree can Purify Water, Researchers Find
Toxic at One Dose: MSG is Causing Headaches, Wrecking Your Health
Cleaning Water: Seeds from the Moringa Tree can Purify Water, Researchers Find
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GM to add 1,400 jobs: report
General Motors will add 1,400 jobs in Michigan, including adding a second shift at a plant where it will built the redesigned Chevrolet Volt, the Detroit Free Press reported Saturday.
Red Planet Rising: Mars Shines Brighter Than It Has in Years
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Ron Johnson was asked to keep silent in ex-aide’s alleged assault
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13 Children And Their Bedrooms From Across The World
Some kids grow up in poverty, lacking food and sanitation, while others are born in countries where basic necessities are taken for granted. Photographer James Mollison came up with the project when he thought about his own childhood bedroom and how it reflected who he was. Where Children Sleep - a collection of stories about children from around the world told through portraits of their bedrooms - stemmed from his ideas.
No Yard? No Problem: 5 DIY Garden Projects For People Who Don’t Have Space For A Garden
[via Collective Evolution]
from Q13Fox News (KCPQ Seattle)
13 Children And Their Bedrooms From Across The World
Some kids grow up in poverty, lacking food and sanitation, while others are born in countries where basic necessities are taken for granted. Photographer James Mollison came up with the project when he thought about his own childhood bedroom and how it reflected who he was. Where Children Sleep - a collection of stories about children from around the world told through portraits of their bedrooms - stemmed from his ideas.
No Yard? No Problem: 5 DIY Garden Projects For People Who Don’t Have Space For A Garden
[via Collective Evolution]
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Did a Skydiver Almost Get Hit by a Meteorite?
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Meteorite Appears to Nearly Hit Skydiver During Jump
An amazing new video posted to YouTube this week purports to show a meteorite hurtling dangerously close to a skydiver in Norway. The astounding improbability of this close encounter warrants skepticism, but if the video is a hoax, it's a pretty good one, said Bill Cooke, NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala.
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Series of small earthquakes rock Oklahoma in record seismic activity
Japan to intercept any North Korea missile deemed a threat
Rare Sight: Mars, Earth and Sun Will Align Next Week
Mars will be exactly opposite the sun in the sky in a rare cosmic alignment set to take place Tuesday (April 8).
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Series of small earthquakes rock Oklahoma in record seismic activity
Japan to intercept any North Korea missile deemed a threat
Rare Sight: Mars, Earth and Sun Will Align Next Week
Mars will be exactly opposite the sun in the sky in a rare cosmic alignment set to take place Tuesday (April 8).
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