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Today On About.com: How Mount Everest Got Its Name, The Best Sneakers For Summer, And A Phenomenal Woman: The Best Quotes From Maya Angelou.
The story behind the naming of Mount Everest.
15 great summer sneaker options for the season!
Rock your next conference by incorporating Twitter
New car? Here’s our list of the ten most fuel efficient cars of 2014.
Amnesty International celebrates its 53rd birthday.
RIP Maya Angelou. The greatest quotes from this guiding light of wisdom.
Guilt-Free Summer Dessert Recipes
Fake Tans: How to Apply Self-Tanner to Your Body
How to get a safe, subtle glow (no orange streaks allowed)
Top 5 Fruit Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
How to Organize a Closet in 5 Steps
Fake Tans: How to Apply Self-Tanner to Your Body
How to get a safe, subtle glow (no orange streaks allowed)
Top 5 Fruit Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
How to Organize a Closet in 5 Steps
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*from ACLJ (American Center for Law and Justice)
OIG Report Alleges “Criminal Misconduct” and “Possible Wrongful Deaths” at VA
Sudan: Torturing and Executing a Woman for Her Faith Is No Big Deal
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from Alex Jones (INFOWARS.COM)
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
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from Allen West
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from AMAC - The Association of Mature American Citizens
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from Ancestry.com
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from AsiaNews
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from Associated Press
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from The Blaze
Veteran Montel Williams Delivers Blistering Takedown of Obama Over What He Failed to Do During Big West Point Speech
“The president just promised $5 billion for terrorists around the world?! At West Point?!” Williams said angrily. “Where he could have used the day to say, ‘I’m sorry for the pain that I’ve caused you, the families, and I’m gonna fix it today!’”
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MICHELLE OBAMA - LAWMAKER: CNN'S COSTELLO EMBARRASSES HERSELF … AGAIN
‘MCDANIELMENTUM’: HALEY BARBOUR’S BROTHER ENDORSES MCDANIEL, MS GOP SOFTENS TONE
CAMERON'S CONSERVATIVES FLIRT WITH EU HARD-RIGHT TO BLOCK UKIP'S EU FUNDING
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from BuzzFeed
from CBC News (Canada)
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from CBS News (& affiliates)
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from Clarion Project - Addressing Islamic Extremism
MTV Partners With CAIR Despite Islamist Agenda
MTV has seriously erred by choosing CAIR, an organization with an extremist history that tars every opponent as an anti-Muslim bigot.
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from Charisma News
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from Choice and Truth
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
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from The Christian Science Monitor
from Clarion Project - Addressing Islamic Extremism
MTV Partners With CAIR Despite Islamist Agenda
MTV has seriously erred by choosing CAIR, an organization with an extremist history that tars every opponent as an anti-Muslim bigot.
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from CNSNews.com (& MRC & NewsBusters)
Megyn Kelly to Scarborough's Face: How Can You Be a True Conservative If You Are at War With So Many of Their Icons?
MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry: NBA Is About 'Profit From the Sale of Black Bodies'
Libtalker Mike Malloy Actually Pines for Duel With Joe the Plumber
Yahoo TV Report Includes Twitter Hate In Article on Stacey Dash Joining Fox News: 'Mentally Ill...Pathetic Bigot'
Live Action Exposes Planned Parenthood – Will Media Note?
It seems like prime media bait: a group accusing a taxpayer funded organization of horrors from racism to sex trafficking. Except that the story is centered on abortion – and the accused is Planned Parenthood.
CNN's Chris Cuomo Surprisingly Grills Kerry Over Obama's International 'Weakness'
John Kerry appeared on all three network news programs, Wednesday, but it was an interview on CNN that provided a surprise. New Day anchor Chris Cuomo actually grilled the Secretary of State on pulling troops out of Afghanistan and whether Barack Obama is showing "weakness" internationally in dealing with countries such as Russia.
Double Standard: NBC Hit Bush Visit to Afghanistan as a Stunt, Promotes Obama's Trip
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Man missing after jumping into Moses Lake Sunday morning
A 25-year-old man is presumed dead after jumping into Moses Lake while running from police after an attempted DUI arrest early Sunday morning.
Ephrata man injured in truck, train crash
An Ephrata man escaped with only a few broken bones after reportedly driving his pickup truck into a train Thursday night near Warden.
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Rush Limbaugh: Obama Is “Not Qualified to Do Anything”
Conservatives may tend to disagree from time to time on the solutions to some issues facing the country, but the one thing everyone can agree on is that Obama and the federal government are too inept to regulate or oversee anything.
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from The Daily Beast
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from The Daily Caller
Democratic Senators Call For Shinseki’s Resignation
Colorado Sen. Mark Udall has become the first Democratic senator to call for the resignation of Eric Shinseki, the secretary of Veterans Affairs. Udall may have triggered an avalanche — shortly after his statement, Democratic Sens. Kay Hagan and John Walsh called for his resignation also.
Furious Veteran Montel Williams UNLOADS On Obama Over VA Scandal
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from Discovery News
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from EarthSky
An ancient battle: A 900-pound croc takes on a 58-foot snake
An ancient, 16-foot, 900-pound crocodile may have been overmatched by a monster snake that swam in the same rivers 60 million years ago.
Crowd-funded project aims to build world’s first simulated organism
It will be the world’s most detailed virtual life form — an accurate, open-source, digital version of a worm called C. elegans.
A gamma ray burst from the Andromeda galaxy yesterday? No.
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from Examiner.com
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from Facecrooks (& Bitdefender)
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from The Farmacy
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from The Federalist
No, Supreme Court Justices Don’t Need Term Limits
Another terrible idea from Norm Ornstein
Can We Discuss Divorce’s Contribution to School Shootings?
If the California shooter’s rants can prompt eunuch activism via Twitter, can we also discuss what he said about family failure?
What Andy Warhol Understood About Social Media
Everyone's living in their personal fifteen minutes.
A Letter From A Confused Feminist
Crony Capitalism and the Tyranny of Small Decisions
Crony capitalism isn't just a boogeyman.
The Ten Most Asinine Things About #YesAllWomen
Another terrible idea from Norm Ornstein
Can We Discuss Divorce’s Contribution to School Shootings?
If the California shooter’s rants can prompt eunuch activism via Twitter, can we also discuss what he said about family failure?
What Andy Warhol Understood About Social Media
Everyone's living in their personal fifteen minutes.
A Letter From A Confused Feminist
Crony Capitalism and the Tyranny of Small Decisions
Crony capitalism isn't just a boogeyman.
The Ten Most Asinine Things About #YesAllWomen
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from Food & Wine
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from Forbes
PETA: Milk Linked To Scary Autism And Vegan Is Your Only Hope
PETA, that bastion of accurate science and practical solutions to the world’s ills, has offered up an new evergreen campaign called “Got autism?” in which they assert that milk is linked to autism.
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Former VP Cheney: Obama Is ‘Maybe the Weakest’ President
Watters’ World: Beachgoers' Military History 'Knowledge' Will Make You Cringe
‘It’s Time to Stop the Ignorance!’: Montel Williams Demands Action at Veterans’ Affairs
Mitt Romney: Obama Has No 'Level of Competency' Regarding ObamaCare, VA; Shinseki Must Resign
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How Best to Save the Constitution?
Sometimes an ailing patient needs diet and exercise, sometimes an invasive operation. What does our Constitution need?
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from The Globe and Mail (Canada)
from The Guardian (UK)
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from h+ Magazine
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from Hartford Courant
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from Health and Happiness
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
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from The Heritage Foundation
'In Our Interest': On Overseas Trip, Cruz Lends Support to Israel, Ukraine
The Obama Administration’s Hypocritical Environmental Policy
Nevada Gives Up on $91 Million Obamacare Exchange
Foreign Policy Leaders Slam Obama’s Afghanistan Troop Withdrawal
Study: Cronyism Increasingly Lucrative for Politicians and Businesses
Fighting Boko Haram Does Not End With Finding the Girls
Heritage’s Gardiner: Obama Isn’t Addressing How to Prevent Al-Qaida From Flourishing in Afghanistan
Why Obama's Afghanistan Withdrawal Has Bill Kristol So Upset: 'I Find It Sickening'
Top 5 Things President Obama Should Do Today
This Congressman Says America Must Lead With ‘Capability’ and ‘Will’
As President Barack Obama issued a broad defense of his foreign policy, arguing for restraint and coalition-building, Rep. Mac Thornberry, R-Texas, speaking at The Heritage Foundation, warned of the consequences of walking away from war.
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Rick Scott's Drug Testing Schemes Have Cost Florida Taxpayers Nearly $400,000
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Foreign Policy Leaders Slam Obama’s Afghanistan Troop Withdrawal
Study: Cronyism Increasingly Lucrative for Politicians and Businesses
Fighting Boko Haram Does Not End With Finding the Girls
Heritage’s Gardiner: Obama Isn’t Addressing How to Prevent Al-Qaida From Flourishing in Afghanistan
Why Obama's Afghanistan Withdrawal Has Bill Kristol So Upset: 'I Find It Sickening'
Top 5 Things President Obama Should Do Today
This Congressman Says America Must Lead With ‘Capability’ and ‘Will’
As President Barack Obama issued a broad defense of his foreign policy, arguing for restraint and coalition-building, Rep. Mac Thornberry, R-Texas, speaking at The Heritage Foundation, warned of the consequences of walking away from war.
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from History
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from Huffington Post
Rick Scott's Drug Testing Schemes Have Cost Florida Taxpayers Nearly $400,000
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Quincy firefighters help with wild land fire in Chelan County
Firey head-on collision of two dump trucks kills drivers near Mattawa
Man robs Moses Lake store using Japanese sword, police seek suspect Updated
Ephrata pilots enjoy glider flying at the start of summer season
from Independent Journal Review
You’ll Be Proud Of How These Citizens Respond When They See A Mall Flying The U.S. Flag Upside Down
Amanda: First Hurricane of 2014 Seen from Space
Antarctic Iceberg Flotilla Caused Huge Sea-Level Rise
Antarctica's melting glaciers launched so many icebergs into the ocean 14,600 years ago that sea level rose 6.5 feet (2 meters) in just 100 years, a new study reports. The results are the first direct evidence for dramatic melting in Antarctica's past — the same as predictions for its future.
American's Visit to China's Forbidden City Revealed in Old Journal
Newly analyzed artifacts and a 200-year-old journal reveal the remarkable tale of the first American citizen to enter China's Forbidden City and meet the emperor.
Ancient 'Fish Lizard' Graveyard Discovered Beneath Melting Glacier
Dozens of nearly complete skeletons of prehistoric marine reptiles have been uncovered near a melting glacier in southern Chile.
Full Moon Lures Ferocious Muskie Fish to Bite
The Fiercer Sex: Why Female Scorpions Sting More Quickly
DARPA Developing Brain-Zapping Implants for Injured Soldiers
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is launching a program to develop technologies to treat psychiatric disorders by electrically stimulating the brain.
Giant Waves Breaking Up Antarctica's Sea Ice
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London's narrowest residence up for grabs for $750K
In more ways than one, this sliver of a home may not scream widespread appeal, but this famous 99-inch-wide townhouse may have found itself a buyer.
Madagascar Could Be on the Brink of Invasion by Asian Toad
If the amphibian gains a foothold in Madagascar, it could wreak havoc on the island nation's unique fauna.
The Science Behind Viral Video of Trailer Park Tornado
Two friends narrowly escaped an EF2 tornado that injured nine in North Dakota.
Dramatic video of a tornado swirling through a North Dakota trailer park on Monday has gone viral, with viewers marveling at how close the twister came to Dan Yorgason and his friend Abram Schiff.
Tall Cotton
Ukraine Crisis: Russia's Lavrov Blames West For 'Fratricidal War'
EXCLUSIVE: Edward Snowden Tells Brian Williams the U.S. Stranded Him in Russia
Trio Arrives at Space Station After Quick Soyuz Trip
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Andromeda and the Milky Way: A Merger of Galactic Proportions
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Crony states of America: Padding profits at public expense
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Supreme Court responds to request to halt Ore. gay marriages
A Supreme Court Justice asked to put a halt to Oregon's same-sex marriages has requested that litigants in the case to present briefs to him by Monday at 1 p.m. before making a decision.
Police stop drugs disguised as Ferrero Rocher chocolates
Jean Kasem ordered to appear in Kitsap Co. court
Supreme Court ruling on IQ could change Idaho death row inmate's case
Tacoma businesses pay $1 rent to fill vacant spaces
Port of Seattle to vote to close Terminal 5
World's biggest jet engine about to get bigger, quieter
VA investigators: Delayed care is everywhere
Whole world has a weight problem, new report says
New technology may reduce number of biopsies
31 illnesses in NW linked to Foster Farms chicken
13 of Maya Angelou's best quotes
Apple cranks up the Beats for $3 billion
Board OKs Oregon teachers to give out condoms
A school district in Marion County will allow some teachers to make condoms available to students as young as sixth-graders.
JBLM soldiers contemplate future without war in Middle East
Poet Maya Angelou dies at age 86
Seattle, Portland among fittest U.S. cities
Water inspections impacting recreation and food supply
Microsoft CEO Nadella unveils Skype Translation
Google rolling out its own driverless car
Seattle biotech's rare approach takes cancer fight to next level
Portland firm buries your web presence after you die
Microsoft joins legal battle against online surveillance
Snowden: I was a trained spy, not just a hacker
Many employees hit with higher health care premiums
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A Simple Way To Live Longer
Do you have a long-term goal in life? A study at Carleton University in California shows that merely picking the right purpose in life can help you live longer and healthier.
Edward Snowden Says He Was A Trained Spy
Edward J. Snowden, charged with leaking thousands of U.S. classified secrets, maintains he was “trained as a spy” and that his government handlers repeatedly gave him code names and undercover assignments abroad that made him far more than just a low-level computer analyst.
‘Global Warming’ A More Effective Propaganda Buzzword Than ‘Climate Change’
Clinton Is Already Running For President. Top Issue… The ‘Cancer Of Inequality’
West Point Cadets Give Obama ‘Icy’ Reception At West Point Address
Outrage Over The VA Report And Obama’s Failure To Act Is Growing By The Second
Calls for the Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki to resign increased on both sides of the aisle after the VA inspector general released an explosive preliminary report confirming excessive wait times for veterans seeking care and a cover-up by VA officials.
Supreme Court Upholds Police Shooting After High-Speed Car Chase
But Who Will Neglect The Roads?
DOJ Will Inventory Bureaucratic Firepower
The Justice Department is slated to conduct a full inventory of guns possessed by the Nation’s various bureaucratic Federal agencies for the first time in six years following complaints from conservatives and libertarians about an increasingly armed government.
Are Americans Ready For A Revolution?
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House Democrats consider guns action
House Democrats are considering attaching an amendment to an appropriations bill that would force stricter background checks for gun purchases.
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Out Today: The First Catalog Of All The Proteins In The Human Body
Two teams of scientists are publishing today first drafts of the human proteome.
The End Is A.I.: The Singularity Is Sci-Fi's Faith-Based Initiative
The Bear And Dragon Goes To Sea Again: Russian And Chinese Navies’ Joint Sea Drill 2014
How To Prove That Light Can Be Converted Into Matter
A decades-old hypothesis gets closer to solidity.
Reverse-Engineering The Technology Of D-Day
For the 70th anniversary of the invasion, one French firm is making digital versions of World War II machines and infrastructure.
The World's Strongest Brakes Stop The 1,000MPH Bloodhound SSC
During a half-speed test, a set of carbon rotors from a jet fighter shattered under the stress.
Lead Author Agrees To Retract A Milestone Stem Cell Paper
She still stands by her work on one of the two papers that have come under fire in the past months.
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Ben Carson vs. Fmr. Dem Gov: If You Disagree With What's Going On, You're Told To Shut Up
Hillary Clinton: We Must Stop The "Cancer Of Inequality"
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton discusses the message of her new book, Hard Choices, in an exclusive video provided by her publisher:
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Waves of immigrant minors present crisis for Obama, Congress
Tens of thousands of children unaccompanied by parents or relatives are flooding across the southern U.S. border illegally, forcing the Obama administration and Congress to grapple with both a humanitarian crisis and a budget dilemma.
Mark Levin SLAMS Cantor for lying “through his teeth” to voters about amnesty in order to win primary
Mark Levin: If McConnell becomes majority leader he’ll keep big chunks of Obamacare
WATCH: Mark Levin talks to Hannity about Obama scandals, Republicans in DC, and more…
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Michelle Obama’s Daughters Get Meatball Subs And Ice Cream For School Lunch While Public School Kids Get Stuck With Her Bland “Healthy” Lunches
A Chinese-American Merchant’s Blistering Arguments Against Chinese Exclusion
A righteous 1879 letter from a Chinese-American merchant, on the subject of Chinese exclusion, to activist William Lloyd Garrison.
Abraham Lincoln Wasn’t a “Failure at 50.” Why Does It Comfort Us to Think So?
“Lincoln’s Failures” had become popular as a newspaper filler item in the early 20th century, and historians and myth busters have been trying to debunk it ever since.
Soyuz TMA-13M brings trio of international crewmates to space station
Russian Rocket Launches International Crew to Space Station
(Video, Photos)
New Space Station Crew Will Launch Today: How to Watch Live
Soyuz rocket blasts off for ISS
The Soyuz rocket launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan with three astronauts on board headed to the International Space Station
Are we all racist now?
As a survey of British social attitudes reveals a shocking upturn in prejudice, Allison Pearson argues that the political elite’s desire to advance multiculturalism with mass immigration has backfired.
from ThatsNonsense.com
The Tea Party Flexes Its Muscle with Massive Blowouts in Texas
Wait Until You See What this Cop Does to Girls Who Open Carry
A group of girls innocently eating sandwiches at a Subway located inside a Walmart in Missouri found themselves at the center of police officer harassment. Their crime was no crime at all. They were legally following the Missouri Open Carry laws with valid gun permits.
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from Viral Nova
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Americans overwhelmingly side with Hillary Clinton over Karl Rove in brain flap
Two-thirds of Americans in a new Washington Post-ABC News poll disapprove of the Republican strategist raising questions about Clinton's age and health in advance of her potential presidential run.
Udall Calls for Shinseki to Resign
Senator Mark Udall of Colorado, a Democrat facing reelection, says Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric Shinseki should resign amid reports of misconduct in VA hospitals.
from IdahoReporter.com
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from iFIBER ONE News (WA)
Quincy firefighters help with wild land fire in Chelan County
Firey head-on collision of two dump trucks kills drivers near Mattawa
Man robs Moses Lake store using Japanese sword, police seek suspect Updated
Ephrata pilots enjoy glider flying at the start of summer season
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from The Independent (UK)
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from Independent Journal Review
You’ll Be Proud Of How These Citizens Respond When They See A Mall Flying The U.S. Flag Upside Down
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from International Business Times
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from International Christian Concern
(PERSECUTION.org)
Thirty Christians Slaughtered As Sectarian Violence Plagues the Central African Republic
Islamic Militants Commit Mid-day Massacre At Church Compound
International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that Muslim militants have attacked Notre Dame de Fatima in the capital city of the Central Africa Republic (CAR), Wednesday, May 28. The pastor of the church estimated that more than 30 were killed in the attack.
Reported Attacks by Séléka Militants On Christians in the Central Africa Republic
Soon it May Mean 60 Days in Jail for Leading Religious Meetings in Kazakhstan
Human rights activists cast a worried eye on Kazahkstan, as it considers a newly proposed Criminal Code and Code of Administrative Offences. The Codes strengthen existing penalties for religious belief and association without state permission, as well as guidelines for treatment of prisoners (including a categorical ban on building places of worship in prisons). The new Codes have already passed through the Majilis (lower house of Parliament) and are currently in Senate.
Bailiffs in Uzbekistan Illegally Seize Baptists’ Private Property
UZBEKISTAN: "Let him pay the fine and we'll return the car"
Two Baptist families in Uzbekistan were fined in October 2012 for religious activity, but refused to pay them. Over a year later – after the legal time period for a penalty to be imposed had expired – two Uzbeki bailiffs went to the homes of these Baptists, confiscating private property in the absence of those who were initially given the fine. When pressed, one of the bailiffs admitted the seizure had been illegal, but dismissed its importance: “Yes, we were late with the confiscation, but so what?”
Uncertain Fate of Six Christian Detainees in Southern Tehran
ICC Note: Six Christians who were detained in April are still unaccounted for. The believers had met together for an Easter celebration in a private home when security forces raided the meeting. They have been detained and their families allowed only minimal contact since the arrest. No charges have formally been brought against the Christians.
The Pope’s Holy-Land Trip Wasn’t About the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
ICC Note: During the Pope’s visit, the world watched to understand his motives for the dangerous visit to the Middle East. Some even labeled his visit a “propaganda war” as he stopped at several controversial places to pray. The Pope’s actions reveal his ultimate concern: the dwindling Christian population. As the number of Christians continue to dwindle from the region, The Pope hopes to establish a connection between Muslims and Christians again to relieve this violent persecution.
Ancient Christian Sites in Syria Threatened
ICC Note: The Syrian government claimed there was extensive damage to ancient Christian sites in a small town outside of Damascus. In this small town, Aramaic, the language of the New Testament, is still spoken. In the midst of all of the political upheaval, several churches have been looted while others have been emptied to protect religious artifacts from being stolen or destroyed. As this vandalism increases, the government is slowly taking steps to acknowledge the effects of the civil war on the Christian minority.
Zhejiang’s Anti-Church Campaign Spreading to Neighbor Province in China
ICC Note: Not long after the anti-church campaign took place in Zhejiang Province, the neighbor province Anhui started to force house churches to register with the government, in order to eliminate churches outside the government-sanctioned system. Local believers expressed the concerns that police may continue to harass church gathering or church leaders even after registration.
Two Christian Women Detained for Distributing Gospel Flyers in Xinjiang, China
ICC Note: Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in far west part of China has always been strictly controlling house churches. Recently, two Christian ladies were detained because they were distributing Gospel flyers. They were accused of “disclosing state secrets.” Police also confiscated more than 150 Bibles and 500 other books in the church later.
Professed Christian Arrested, Detained in Sudan on Accusations of Adultery, Apostasy
ICC Note: Faiza Abdalla, 37, has been charged with adultery for marrying a South Sudanese Catholic and apostasy for allegedly leaving Islam. According to sources on the ground, Abdalla was arrested and detained by Sudanese law enforcement on April 2nd when apply for her national identification card. According to reports, officers were disturbed by her professed Christianity despite her Islamic surname. Accusing her of apostasy, though she was raised a Christian in the Nuba mountains, the officers arrested Abdallah. Her husband fled the country two years ago to escape persecution.
Archbishop of Canterbury to Take on Pakistan’s Blasphemy Law
ICC Note: The Archbishop of Canterbury arrived in Pakistan this week as part of an effort to encourage Pakistani Christians and express his concerns over Pakistan's controversial blasphemy law. Pakistan's blasphemy law, which make insulting Islam a crime punishable by death, is often abused by extremist seeking to settle personal scores, eliminate rivals or persecute minorities. Christians in Pakistan are disproportionately accused and convicted under this law, prompting the Archbishop's concern.
India’s New Prime Minister Calls on Nepal to Respect Religious Minorities
ICC Note: In a private meeting between the leaders of India and Nepal, India's newly elected prime minister, Narendra Modi, invited Nepal to respect religious minorities. Later, the Secretary of India's Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained that Modi has a "deep respect for all religions." These statement provide a glimmer of hope for the future of religious freedom in India. Christians and other religious minorities in India fear Modi because of his Hindu nationalist ideology and history regarding incidents of religious violence. Do these statements mean that Hindu nationalism and sectarian violence are a thing of Modi's past?
Statues at Church in Andhra Pradesh Vandalized
ICC Note: According to reports, all the statues at the 14 Stations of the Cross at a church in Andhra Pradesh, India were vandalized on Sunday morning. A group of vandals attacked the church on Sunday morning while the priests were away conducting a mass service. The Crosses at the church were untouched by the vandals. Please pray for this church and for the repair of the damage done by the vandals.
Islamic Militants Commit Mid-day Massacre At Church Compound
International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that Muslim militants have attacked Notre Dame de Fatima in the capital city of the Central Africa Republic (CAR), Wednesday, May 28. The pastor of the church estimated that more than 30 were killed in the attack.
Reported Attacks by Séléka Militants On Christians in the Central Africa Republic
Soon it May Mean 60 Days in Jail for Leading Religious Meetings in Kazakhstan
Human rights activists cast a worried eye on Kazahkstan, as it considers a newly proposed Criminal Code and Code of Administrative Offences. The Codes strengthen existing penalties for religious belief and association without state permission, as well as guidelines for treatment of prisoners (including a categorical ban on building places of worship in prisons). The new Codes have already passed through the Majilis (lower house of Parliament) and are currently in Senate.
Bailiffs in Uzbekistan Illegally Seize Baptists’ Private Property
UZBEKISTAN: "Let him pay the fine and we'll return the car"
Two Baptist families in Uzbekistan were fined in October 2012 for religious activity, but refused to pay them. Over a year later – after the legal time period for a penalty to be imposed had expired – two Uzbeki bailiffs went to the homes of these Baptists, confiscating private property in the absence of those who were initially given the fine. When pressed, one of the bailiffs admitted the seizure had been illegal, but dismissed its importance: “Yes, we were late with the confiscation, but so what?”
Uncertain Fate of Six Christian Detainees in Southern Tehran
ICC Note: Six Christians who were detained in April are still unaccounted for. The believers had met together for an Easter celebration in a private home when security forces raided the meeting. They have been detained and their families allowed only minimal contact since the arrest. No charges have formally been brought against the Christians.
The Pope’s Holy-Land Trip Wasn’t About the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
ICC Note: During the Pope’s visit, the world watched to understand his motives for the dangerous visit to the Middle East. Some even labeled his visit a “propaganda war” as he stopped at several controversial places to pray. The Pope’s actions reveal his ultimate concern: the dwindling Christian population. As the number of Christians continue to dwindle from the region, The Pope hopes to establish a connection between Muslims and Christians again to relieve this violent persecution.
Ancient Christian Sites in Syria Threatened
ICC Note: The Syrian government claimed there was extensive damage to ancient Christian sites in a small town outside of Damascus. In this small town, Aramaic, the language of the New Testament, is still spoken. In the midst of all of the political upheaval, several churches have been looted while others have been emptied to protect religious artifacts from being stolen or destroyed. As this vandalism increases, the government is slowly taking steps to acknowledge the effects of the civil war on the Christian minority.
Zhejiang’s Anti-Church Campaign Spreading to Neighbor Province in China
ICC Note: Not long after the anti-church campaign took place in Zhejiang Province, the neighbor province Anhui started to force house churches to register with the government, in order to eliminate churches outside the government-sanctioned system. Local believers expressed the concerns that police may continue to harass church gathering or church leaders even after registration.
Two Christian Women Detained for Distributing Gospel Flyers in Xinjiang, China
ICC Note: Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in far west part of China has always been strictly controlling house churches. Recently, two Christian ladies were detained because they were distributing Gospel flyers. They were accused of “disclosing state secrets.” Police also confiscated more than 150 Bibles and 500 other books in the church later.
Professed Christian Arrested, Detained in Sudan on Accusations of Adultery, Apostasy
ICC Note: Faiza Abdalla, 37, has been charged with adultery for marrying a South Sudanese Catholic and apostasy for allegedly leaving Islam. According to sources on the ground, Abdalla was arrested and detained by Sudanese law enforcement on April 2nd when apply for her national identification card. According to reports, officers were disturbed by her professed Christianity despite her Islamic surname. Accusing her of apostasy, though she was raised a Christian in the Nuba mountains, the officers arrested Abdallah. Her husband fled the country two years ago to escape persecution.
Archbishop of Canterbury to Take on Pakistan’s Blasphemy Law
ICC Note: The Archbishop of Canterbury arrived in Pakistan this week as part of an effort to encourage Pakistani Christians and express his concerns over Pakistan's controversial blasphemy law. Pakistan's blasphemy law, which make insulting Islam a crime punishable by death, is often abused by extremist seeking to settle personal scores, eliminate rivals or persecute minorities. Christians in Pakistan are disproportionately accused and convicted under this law, prompting the Archbishop's concern.
India’s New Prime Minister Calls on Nepal to Respect Religious Minorities
ICC Note: In a private meeting between the leaders of India and Nepal, India's newly elected prime minister, Narendra Modi, invited Nepal to respect religious minorities. Later, the Secretary of India's Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained that Modi has a "deep respect for all religions." These statement provide a glimmer of hope for the future of religious freedom in India. Christians and other religious minorities in India fear Modi because of his Hindu nationalist ideology and history regarding incidents of religious violence. Do these statements mean that Hindu nationalism and sectarian violence are a thing of Modi's past?
Statues at Church in Andhra Pradesh Vandalized
ICC Note: According to reports, all the statues at the 14 Stations of the Cross at a church in Andhra Pradesh, India were vandalized on Sunday morning. A group of vandals attacked the church on Sunday morning while the priests were away conducting a mass service. The Crosses at the church were untouched by the vandals. Please pray for this church and for the repair of the damage done by the vandals.
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from KING 5 (Seattle)
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from KIRO 7 Eyewitness News (Seattle)
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from KOIN Local 6 News (Portland)
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from KOMO News (Seattle)
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from KXLY 4 News (Spokane)
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from LiveScience
Amanda: First Hurricane of 2014 Seen from Space
Antarctic Iceberg Flotilla Caused Huge Sea-Level Rise
Antarctica's melting glaciers launched so many icebergs into the ocean 14,600 years ago that sea level rose 6.5 feet (2 meters) in just 100 years, a new study reports. The results are the first direct evidence for dramatic melting in Antarctica's past — the same as predictions for its future.
American's Visit to China's Forbidden City Revealed in Old Journal
Newly analyzed artifacts and a 200-year-old journal reveal the remarkable tale of the first American citizen to enter China's Forbidden City and meet the emperor.
Ancient 'Fish Lizard' Graveyard Discovered Beneath Melting Glacier
Dozens of nearly complete skeletons of prehistoric marine reptiles have been uncovered near a melting glacier in southern Chile.
Full Moon Lures Ferocious Muskie Fish to Bite
The Fiercer Sex: Why Female Scorpions Sting More Quickly
DARPA Developing Brain-Zapping Implants for Injured Soldiers
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is launching a program to develop technologies to treat psychiatric disorders by electrically stimulating the brain.
Giant Waves Breaking Up Antarctica's Sea Ice
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from Los Angeles Times
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from MEDIAite
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from Media Matters for America
from Money Talks News
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from Mother Nature Network
London's narrowest residence up for grabs for $750K
In more ways than one, this sliver of a home may not scream widespread appeal, but this famous 99-inch-wide townhouse may have found itself a buyer.
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from The National Audubon Society
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from National Geographic
Madagascar Could Be on the Brink of Invasion by Asian Toad
If the amphibian gains a foothold in Madagascar, it could wreak havoc on the island nation's unique fauna.
The Science Behind Viral Video of Trailer Park Tornado
Two friends narrowly escaped an EF2 tornado that injured nine in North Dakota.
Dramatic video of a tornado swirling through a North Dakota trailer park on Monday has gone viral, with viewers marveling at how close the twister came to Dan Yorgason and his friend Abram Schiff.
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from National Journal
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from National Review
Arkansas’s GOP Senate hopeful is in a hurry — to save the country.
Accountability for Thee But Not for Me
President Obama loves to hold the private sector accountable. Government? Not So much.
Accountability for Thee But Not for Me
President Obama loves to hold the private sector accountable. Government? Not So much.
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from Natural Society
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Toxic toads threaten ‘ecological disaster’ for Madagascar
Researchers plead for action against invasive amphibian already poisoning native species.
The Asian common toad is now spreading in Madagascar, where local species could get poisoned from feeding on it.
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from Nature News and Comment
Researchers plead for action against invasive amphibian already poisoning native species.
The Asian common toad is now spreading in Madagascar, where local species could get poisoned from feeding on it.
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from NBC News (& affiliates)
Ukraine Crisis: Russia's Lavrov Blames West For 'Fratricidal War'
EXCLUSIVE: Edward Snowden Tells Brian Williams the U.S. Stranded Him in Russia
Trio Arrives at Space Station After Quick Soyuz Trip
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from The New Republic
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from Newsmax
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from New York Daily News
from New York Magazine
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from New York Post
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from New York Times
Andromeda and the Milky Way: A Merger of Galactic Proportions
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from Northwest Watchdog
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from NPR (& affiliates)
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from NWCN (ID-OR-WA)
Supreme Court responds to request to halt Ore. gay marriages
A Supreme Court Justice asked to put a halt to Oregon's same-sex marriages has requested that litigants in the case to present briefs to him by Monday at 1 p.m. before making a decision.
Police stop drugs disguised as Ferrero Rocher chocolates
Jean Kasem ordered to appear in Kitsap Co. court
Supreme Court ruling on IQ could change Idaho death row inmate's case
Tacoma businesses pay $1 rent to fill vacant spaces
Port of Seattle to vote to close Terminal 5
World's biggest jet engine about to get bigger, quieter
VA investigators: Delayed care is everywhere
Whole world has a weight problem, new report says
New technology may reduce number of biopsies
31 illnesses in NW linked to Foster Farms chicken
13 of Maya Angelou's best quotes
Apple cranks up the Beats for $3 billion
Board OKs Oregon teachers to give out condoms
A school district in Marion County will allow some teachers to make condoms available to students as young as sixth-graders.
JBLM soldiers contemplate future without war in Middle East
Poet Maya Angelou dies at age 86
Seattle, Portland among fittest U.S. cities
Water inspections impacting recreation and food supply
Microsoft CEO Nadella unveils Skype Translation
Google rolling out its own driverless car
Seattle biotech's rare approach takes cancer fight to next level
Portland firm buries your web presence after you die
Microsoft joins legal battle against online surveillance
Snowden: I was a trained spy, not just a hacker
Many employees hit with higher health care premiums
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from The Oregonian
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from Personal Liberty
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]A Simple Way To Live Longer
Do you have a long-term goal in life? A study at Carleton University in California shows that merely picking the right purpose in life can help you live longer and healthier.
Edward Snowden Says He Was A Trained Spy
Edward J. Snowden, charged with leaking thousands of U.S. classified secrets, maintains he was “trained as a spy” and that his government handlers repeatedly gave him code names and undercover assignments abroad that made him far more than just a low-level computer analyst.
‘Global Warming’ A More Effective Propaganda Buzzword Than ‘Climate Change’
Clinton Is Already Running For President. Top Issue… The ‘Cancer Of Inequality’
West Point Cadets Give Obama ‘Icy’ Reception At West Point Address
Outrage Over The VA Report And Obama’s Failure To Act Is Growing By The Second
Calls for the Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki to resign increased on both sides of the aisle after the VA inspector general released an explosive preliminary report confirming excessive wait times for veterans seeking care and a cover-up by VA officials.
Supreme Court Upholds Police Shooting After High-Speed Car Chase
But Who Will Neglect The Roads?
DOJ Will Inventory Bureaucratic Firepower
The Justice Department is slated to conduct a full inventory of guns possessed by the Nation’s various bureaucratic Federal agencies for the first time in six years following complaints from conservatives and libertarians about an increasingly armed government.
Are Americans Ready For A Revolution?
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from Pew Research Center
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from PJ Media
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from POLITICO
House Democrats consider guns action
House Democrats are considering attaching an amendment to an appropriations bill that would force stricter background checks for gun purchases.
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from PoliticusUSA
from Popular Science
Out Today: The First Catalog Of All The Proteins In The Human Body
Two teams of scientists are publishing today first drafts of the human proteome.
The End Is A.I.: The Singularity Is Sci-Fi's Faith-Based Initiative
The Bear And Dragon Goes To Sea Again: Russian And Chinese Navies’ Joint Sea Drill 2014
How To Prove That Light Can Be Converted Into Matter
A decades-old hypothesis gets closer to solidity.
Reverse-Engineering The Technology Of D-Day
For the 70th anniversary of the invasion, one French firm is making digital versions of World War II machines and infrastructure.
The World's Strongest Brakes Stop The 1,000MPH Bloodhound SSC
During a half-speed test, a set of carbon rotors from a jet fighter shattered under the stress.
Lead Author Agrees To Retract A Milestone Stem Cell Paper
She still stands by her work on one of the two papers that have come under fire in the past months.
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from Press TV (Iran)
from PreventDisease.com
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Cilantro Haters, It's Not Your Fault You Hate One of The Best Phytonutrient Dense Herbs In The World
Cilantro Haters, It's Not Your Fault You Hate One of The Best Phytonutrient Dense Herbs In The World
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from Psychology Today
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from Q13Fox News (KCPQ Seattle)
Home invasion ends with a thief dead after teenager protected his siblings
Montel Williams goes ballistic on Barack Obama in Fox appearance
He's a Navy veteran, and he's furious with the way this administration is treating our veterans.
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from Rare
Home invasion ends with a thief dead after teenager protected his siblings
Montel Williams goes ballistic on Barack Obama in Fox appearance
He's a Navy veteran, and he's furious with the way this administration is treating our veterans.
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from Real Clear Politics
Ben Carson vs. Fmr. Dem Gov: If You Disagree With What's Going On, You're Told To Shut Up
Hillary Clinton: We Must Stop The "Cancer Of Inequality"
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton discusses the message of her new book, Hard Choices, in an exclusive video provided by her publisher:
from RedState
from RetroVision
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from Reuters
Waves of immigrant minors present crisis for Obama, Congress
Tens of thousands of children unaccompanied by parents or relatives are flooding across the southern U.S. border illegally, forcing the Obama administration and Congress to grapple with both a humanitarian crisis and a budget dilemma.
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from Riel World View (Dan Riehl)
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from The Right Scoop
Mark Levin: If McConnell becomes majority leader he’ll keep big chunks of Obamacare
WATCH: Mark Levin talks to Hannity about Obama scandals, Republicans in DC, and more…
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from Right Wing News
Michelle Obama’s Daughters Get Meatball Subs And Ice Cream For School Lunch While Public School Kids Get Stuck With Her Bland “Healthy” Lunches
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from RT (Russia Today)
(Russian government-supported propaganda channel)
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from Salon
Thomas Piketty’s numbers aren’t wrong: The Financial Times’ big whiff misstates his central argument
Paul Krugman and others shoot down an overblown "Capital" critique which misrepresents his data, findings and point
Favoring information that supports our current beliefs is a cognitive bias common to Homo sapiens, but ideology tends to take this simple bias to a new level. It can lead to the systematic distortion or denial of science, and render belief systems immune to logic and evidence.
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Obesity rates climbing worldwide, most comprehensive global study to date shows
Worldwide, there has been a startling increase in rates of obesity and overweight in both adults (28% increase) and children (up by 47%) in the past 33 years, with the number of overweight and obese people rising from 857 million in 1980 to 2.1 billion in 2013, according to a major new analysis. However, the rates vary widely throughout the world with more than half of the world’s 671 million obese individuals living in just ten countries—the USA, China and India, Russia, Brazil, Mexico, Egypt, Germany , Pakistan, and Indonesia,
Cynical? You may be hurting your brain health
People with high levels of cynical distrust may be more likely to develop dementia, according to a new study. Cynical distrust, which is defined as the belief that others are mainly motivated by selfish concerns, has been associated with other health problems, such as heart disease. This is the first study to look at the relationship between cynicism and dementia.
Light coaxes stem cells to repair teeth: Noninvasive laser therapy could radically shift dental treatment
Scientists have used low-power light to trigger stem cells inside the body to regenerate tissue. The research lays the foundation for a host of clinical applications in restorative dentistry and regenerative medicine more broadly, such as wound healing, bone regeneration, and more.
Toxins in the environment might make you older than your years
Why are some 75-year-olds downright spry while others can barely get around? Part of the explanation, say researchers is differences from one person to the next in exposure to harmful substances in the environment, chemicals such as benzene, cigarette smoke, and even stress.
Extensive cataloging of human proteins uncovers 193 never known to exist
Striving for the protein equivalent of the Human Genome Project, an international team of researchers has created an initial catalog of the human 'proteome,' or all of the proteins in the human body. In total, using 30 different human tissues, the team identified proteins encoded by 17,294 genes, which is about 84 percent of all of the genes in the human genome predicted to encode proteins.
Flame retardants during pregnancy as bad as lead? Exposure linked to lower IQs in kids
Prenatal exposure to flame retardants can be significantly linked to lower IQs and greater hyperactivity in five-year old children. The researchers found that a 10-fold increase in PBDE concentrations in early pregnancy, when the fetal brain is developing, was associated with a 4.5 IQ decrement, which is comparable with the impact of environmental lead exposure. PBDEs have been widely used as flame retardants in furniture, carpet padding, car seats and other consumer products over the past three decades.
Water in moon rocks provides clues and questions about lunar history
A recent review of hundreds of chemical analyses of Moon rocks indicates that the amount of water in the Moon's interior varies regionally -- revealing clues about how water originated and was redistributed in the Moon. These discoveries provide a new tool to unravel the processes involved in the formation of the Moon, how the lunar crust cooled, and its impact history.
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from ScienceDaily
Obesity rates climbing worldwide, most comprehensive global study to date shows
Worldwide, there has been a startling increase in rates of obesity and overweight in both adults (28% increase) and children (up by 47%) in the past 33 years, with the number of overweight and obese people rising from 857 million in 1980 to 2.1 billion in 2013, according to a major new analysis. However, the rates vary widely throughout the world with more than half of the world’s 671 million obese individuals living in just ten countries—the USA, China and India, Russia, Brazil, Mexico, Egypt, Germany , Pakistan, and Indonesia,
Cynical? You may be hurting your brain health
People with high levels of cynical distrust may be more likely to develop dementia, according to a new study. Cynical distrust, which is defined as the belief that others are mainly motivated by selfish concerns, has been associated with other health problems, such as heart disease. This is the first study to look at the relationship between cynicism and dementia.
Light coaxes stem cells to repair teeth: Noninvasive laser therapy could radically shift dental treatment
Scientists have used low-power light to trigger stem cells inside the body to regenerate tissue. The research lays the foundation for a host of clinical applications in restorative dentistry and regenerative medicine more broadly, such as wound healing, bone regeneration, and more.
Toxins in the environment might make you older than your years
Why are some 75-year-olds downright spry while others can barely get around? Part of the explanation, say researchers is differences from one person to the next in exposure to harmful substances in the environment, chemicals such as benzene, cigarette smoke, and even stress.
Extensive cataloging of human proteins uncovers 193 never known to exist
Striving for the protein equivalent of the Human Genome Project, an international team of researchers has created an initial catalog of the human 'proteome,' or all of the proteins in the human body. In total, using 30 different human tissues, the team identified proteins encoded by 17,294 genes, which is about 84 percent of all of the genes in the human genome predicted to encode proteins.
Flame retardants during pregnancy as bad as lead? Exposure linked to lower IQs in kids
Prenatal exposure to flame retardants can be significantly linked to lower IQs and greater hyperactivity in five-year old children. The researchers found that a 10-fold increase in PBDE concentrations in early pregnancy, when the fetal brain is developing, was associated with a 4.5 IQ decrement, which is comparable with the impact of environmental lead exposure. PBDEs have been widely used as flame retardants in furniture, carpet padding, car seats and other consumer products over the past three decades.
Water in moon rocks provides clues and questions about lunar history
A recent review of hundreds of chemical analyses of Moon rocks indicates that the amount of water in the Moon's interior varies regionally -- revealing clues about how water originated and was redistributed in the Moon. These discoveries provide a new tool to unravel the processes involved in the formation of the Moon, how the lunar crust cooled, and its impact history.
from Scientific American
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from The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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from Skeptoid Podcast
from Slate
A Chinese-American Merchant’s Blistering Arguments Against Chinese Exclusion
A righteous 1879 letter from a Chinese-American merchant, on the subject of Chinese exclusion, to activist William Lloyd Garrison.
Abraham Lincoln Wasn’t a “Failure at 50.” Why Does It Comfort Us to Think So?
“Lincoln’s Failures” had become popular as a newspaper filler item in the early 20th century, and historians and myth busters have been trying to debunk it ever since.
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from Slate's The Vault Blog
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from Smithsonian Magazine
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from Space.com (& CollectSpace)
Soyuz TMA-13M brings trio of international crewmates to space station
Russian Rocket Launches International Crew to Space Station
(Video, Photos)
New Space Station Crew Will Launch Today: How to Watch Live
Cosmic Inflation: Have Scientists Indeed Found the Smoking Gun? (Q+A)
UFO Sighting? No, Just Google's 'Rogue' Balloon
'Moonhouse' Crowdfunding Project Aims to Build 1st Art Show on the Moon
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Top level changes continue at CMC
Following the change in Coulee Medical Center’s top manager last month, three more high-level executives will be leaving the hospital, Interim Chief Executive Officer Debbie Bigelow announced last week, and more changes are coming.
Airplane crash kills pilot near Steamboat Rock
Kenneth A. Berger, 60, of Monroe, Wash. was an accomplished pilot, attorney and longtime city councilman who built his plane from a kit, according to the Monroe Monitor.
from Sunny Skyz
UFO Sighting? No, Just Google's 'Rogue' Balloon
'Moonhouse' Crowdfunding Project Aims to Build 1st Art Show on the Moon
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from SPIEGEL International (Der Spiegel)
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from The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, WA)
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from The Star (Grand Coulee, WA)
Top level changes continue at CMC
Following the change in Coulee Medical Center’s top manager last month, three more high-level executives will be leaving the hospital, Interim Chief Executive Officer Debbie Bigelow announced last week, and more changes are coming.
Airplane crash kills pilot near Steamboat Rock
Kenneth A. Berger, 60, of Monroe, Wash. was an accomplished pilot, attorney and longtime city councilman who built his plane from a kit, according to the Monroe Monitor.
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from Sunny Skyz
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from The Telegraph (UK)
Soyuz rocket blasts off for ISS
The Soyuz rocket launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan with three astronauts on board headed to the International Space Station
Are we all racist now?
As a survey of British social attitudes reveals a shocking upturn in prejudice, Allison Pearson argues that the political elite’s desire to advance multiculturalism with mass immigration has backfired.
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from ThatsNonsense.com
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from Think Progress
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from Time
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from The Times of India
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from Townhall.com
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from TPNN (Tea Party News Network)
The Tea Party Flexes Its Muscle with Massive Blowouts in Texas
Wait Until You See What this Cop Does to Girls Who Open Carry
A group of girls innocently eating sandwiches at a Subway located inside a Walmart in Missouri found themselves at the center of police officer harassment. Their crime was no crime at all. They were legally following the Missouri Open Carry laws with valid gun permits.
from USA Today
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from The Wall Street Journal
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from The Washington Examiner (DC)
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from The Washington Free Beacon (DC)
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from The Washington Post (DC)
Americans overwhelmingly side with Hillary Clinton over Karl Rove in brain flap
Two-thirds of Americans in a new Washington Post-ABC News poll disapprove of the Republican strategist raising questions about Clinton's age and health in advance of her potential presidential run.
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from The Washington Times (DC)
Obama receives standing ovation from less than 25% of West Point cadets
Inside the Ring: Memo outlines Obama’s plan to use the military against citizens
SEKULOW & CLARK: The IRS targeting scandal’s smoking gun
Stunning emails reveal Washington’s orchestration
Children swarming southern border prove a test to Obama’s immigration policy
Estimated 60,000 minors likely to double
Stacey Dash joins Fox News as paid contributor, black liberals unleash furor
Inside the Ring: Memo outlines Obama’s plan to use the military against citizens
SEKULOW & CLARK: The IRS targeting scandal’s smoking gun
Stunning emails reveal Washington’s orchestration
Children swarming southern border prove a test to Obama’s immigration policy
Estimated 60,000 minors likely to double
Stacey Dash joins Fox News as paid contributor, black liberals unleash furor
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from The Week
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from The Weekly Standard
Udall Calls for Shinseki to Resign
Senator Mark Udall of Colorado, a Democrat facing reelection, says Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric Shinseki should resign amid reports of misconduct in VA hospitals.
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from The Western Center for Journalism
(Western Journalism)
WATCH: Rush Limbaugh Could Solve The VA Scandal With This One Simple Thing!
Here’s How People 100 Years Ago Thought We’d Be Living Today
Vintage European postcards illustrate a view of the 21st century that is remarkably prescient in some ways and hilariously wrong in others.
Fantastically Wrong: The Poor, Misunderstood Hyena Can’t Help That It Has Weird Sex
The Next Big Thing You Missed: Startups Race to Fix Airbnb’s Many Hassles
Apple Finally Confirms It’s Buying Beats for $3 Billion
Google Uses Artificial Brains to Teach Its Data Centers How to Behave
Square’s Found a Way to Beat Banks at the Loan Business
Square’s motto is “make commerce easy.” For the past four years, this was embodied in its eponymous credit card reader, which lets merchants ring up sales via their smartphones and tablets. But today, the company is diversifying in a dramatic way: Instead of merely processing payments, Square also will provide a way for merchants to inject extra cash into their businesses–no loan application required.
Google’s First Car: Revolutionary Tech in a Remarkably Lame Package
This Is What Happens When You Hack and Extort the ‘Bitcoin Jesus’
A $250 3-D Printer With Breakthrough Software
The 12 TV Shows You Need to Watch This Summer
Voters in California contemplate forming new state
Author, poet, rights activist Maya Angelou dies at 86
Maya Angelou, inaugural poet and celebrated author of 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings,' dies
Homelessness declines as new thinking fuels 'giant untold success'
Homelessness in America has declined 17 percent since 2005 as states reverse the old prevailing wisdom. Now, moving into a home can be the first step off the streets, not the last.
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OBAMA BOMBS AT WEST POINT: CADETS SIT ON HANDS DURING SPEECH
SOCIALIST MEDICINE GESTAPO: Obamacare To Fine Companies That Give Workers Money To Buy Their Own Health Insurance Plans
Obamacare....Insurance so good, our government has to threaten anyone who tries to purchase an alternative plan...
HORRIFIC NATIONAL TREND: "KNOCKOUT GAME" HITTING MANY ACROSS THE U.S. AS AUTISTIC TEEN IS LATEST VICTIM
EPIC BILL MURRAY SPEECH GOES VIRAL: Closet Conservative Gives Sage Advice to Groom-To-Be
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from The Wenatchee World (WA)
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from The Western Center for Journalism
(Western Journalism)
WATCH: Rush Limbaugh Could Solve The VA Scandal With This One Simple Thing!
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from WIRED
Here’s How People 100 Years Ago Thought We’d Be Living Today
Vintage European postcards illustrate a view of the 21st century that is remarkably prescient in some ways and hilariously wrong in others.
Fantastically Wrong: The Poor, Misunderstood Hyena Can’t Help That It Has Weird Sex
Apple Finally Confirms It’s Buying Beats for $3 Billion
Google Uses Artificial Brains to Teach Its Data Centers How to Behave
Square’s Found a Way to Beat Banks at the Loan Business
Square’s motto is “make commerce easy.” For the past four years, this was embodied in its eponymous credit card reader, which lets merchants ring up sales via their smartphones and tablets. But today, the company is diversifying in a dramatic way: Instead of merely processing payments, Square also will provide a way for merchants to inject extra cash into their businesses–no loan application required.
Google’s First Car: Revolutionary Tech in a Remarkably Lame Package
This Is What Happens When You Hack and Extort the ‘Bitcoin Jesus’
A $250 3-D Printer With Breakthrough Software
The 12 TV Shows You Need to Watch This Summer
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from WND (World Net Daily)
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from Yahoo News
Voters in California contemplate forming new state
Author, poet, rights activist Maya Angelou dies at 86
Maya Angelou, inaugural poet and celebrated author of 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings,' dies
Homelessness declines as new thinking fuels 'giant untold success'
Homelessness in America has declined 17 percent since 2005 as states reverse the old prevailing wisdom. Now, moving into a home can be the first step off the streets, not the last.
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from YouTube
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from Zero Hedge
from 12Tribe Films Foundation
The Most Pressing Facts Exploited In This Unique Interview!
You cannot understand the relationship between America and Israel without first listening to this interview with Senator Ted Cruz.
________The Most Pressing Facts Exploited In This Unique Interview!
You cannot understand the relationship between America and Israel without first listening to this interview with Senator Ted Cruz.
from 100 Percent FED Up
OBAMA BOMBS AT WEST POINT: CADETS SIT ON HANDS DURING SPEECH
SOCIALIST MEDICINE GESTAPO: Obamacare To Fine Companies That Give Workers Money To Buy Their Own Health Insurance Plans
Obamacare....Insurance so good, our government has to threaten anyone who tries to purchase an alternative plan...
HORRIFIC NATIONAL TREND: "KNOCKOUT GAME" HITTING MANY ACROSS THE U.S. AS AUTISTIC TEEN IS LATEST VICTIM
EPIC BILL MURRAY SPEECH GOES VIRAL: Closet Conservative Gives Sage Advice to Groom-To-Be
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