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Blake Page: The Rapture Came on Groundhog Day: News of Pentagon Meeting Prompts a New Threat of Armageddon 7.5.2013 Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
Perhaps you've heard the rumor going around that the military is discriminating against Christians. Perhaps you think there are new regulations, or new policies, or someone being court marshaled for their beliefs.
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Killing Civilians Is a More Popular Than You'd Think–Especially Among Pundits 5.5.2013 Commondreams.org Views
Jim Naureckas

I came across this polling from Gallup (8/2/11) while I was looking to debunk the nutty idea that Muslim Americans never criticize terrorism.

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Navajos double-down on coal 4.5.2013 From the Blogs
Urban utilities want out of the coal business. The nation’s biggest tribe wants in.
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Sandy Hook School Plans Mulled By Newtown Board 4.5.2013 Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
NEWTOWN, Conn. -- Newtown officials struggled Friday night to move toward a decision on what to do with the elementary school where 20 first-graders and...
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VIDEO: Nasa images show sun eruption 2.5.2013 BBC News - Science & Environment
Timelapse footage released by the space agency Nasa shows a solar eruption taking place around the edge of the sun.
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A springtime walk in the woods 1.5.2013 BBC: Science
The Tree council launch their annual woodland festival
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Ayotte Has Hostile Confrontation With Newtown Victim's Daughter 1.5.2013 Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
Erica Lafferty, the daughter of slain Sandy Hook Elementary School principal Dawn Hochsprung, confronted Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.) Tuesday over her vote against expanding background...
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A Motherlode of Cell Phone Data-Mining Research 1.5.2013 Technology Review Feed - Tech Review Top Stories
At conference starting Wednesday, huge trove of research papers point to enormous possibilities, but privacy issues remain. Cell phones generate tremendous amounts of human mobility and other data that can be particularly useful in the developing world to redesign transportation networks (see “ African Bus Routes Redrawn Using Cell-Phone Data ”) and provide a boon to epidemiology (see “ Big Data from Cheap Phones ”). ...
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VIDEO: Falcon chicks hatch on city roof 30.4.2013 BBC: Science
Three peregrine falcon chicks have successfully hatched on the ledge of a city centre building belonging to Nottingham Trent University.
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VIDEO: Why would you want to live on Mars? 30.4.2013 BBC News - Science & Environment
A group of space enthusiasts have spoken to the BBC about why it might be worth living on Mars.
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VIDEO: Spaceship makes first powered flight 30.4.2013 BBC: Science
The spaceplane being developed by UK billionaire Sir Richard Branson has made its first powered flight.
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Cern to re-create first web page 30.4.2013 BBC News - Science & Environment
A team at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (Cern) has launched a project to re-create the first web page.
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Conservative Rep Emerges As Central Player In Immigration Debate 30.4.2013 Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
WASHINGTON -- A soft-spoken conservative from Virginia is emerging as a central player on immigration as the issue nears a critical juncture on Capitol Hill....
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VIDEO: EU to ban pesticides in bee scare 30.4.2013 BBC: Science
The European Commission will restrict the use of pesticides linked to bee deaths by researchers, despite a split among EU states on the issue.
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VIDEO: China's 'psychedelic' jellyfish tanks 29.4.2013 BBC News - Science & Environment
One of China's largest jellyfish aquariums opens in the city of Fushun in north-east China with more than 3,000 jellyfish on display.
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VIDEO: Maltese army polices hunting season 27.4.2013 BBC News - Science & Environment
The Maltese government has had to draft in its armed forces to help police its controversial spring hunting season.
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Wanted: A friendly lapdog to be the new Parliamentary Budget Officer 26.4.2013 rabble.ca - News for the rest of us
For the Conservatives, the gloves are off when it comes to Kevin Page, the very recently departed Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO). While Page still had the job, the Conservatives held themselves back, a bit. They didn't openly say the PBO was a partisan and favoured the opposition. That's their line now. The Prime Minister used that line on Wednesday, when asked about the Federal Court decision on the PBO's request for information the government refused to share with him. Prime Minister Harper yoked Page and the NDP together and claimed that the Federal Court case was entirely partisan. An ominous promise to find someone 'non-partisan' read ...
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Bill Chameides: Climate Change: More Than a 1,000-Year Window on Regional Temperatures 25.4.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
A paper appeared in Nature Geoscience describing yet another temperature reconstruction. But this one has a unique twist. There are some fascinating insights here about how regions of the globe can at times vary in unison and at other times go off in their own direction.
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Is the Press Too Big to Fail? It’s Dumb Journalism, Stupid 25.4.2013 Commondreams.org Views
Todd Gitlin

Everyone knows this story, though fewer and fewer read it on paper.  There are barely enough pages left to wrap fish.  The second paper in town has shut down.  Sometimes the daily delivers only three days a week.  Advertising long ago started fleeing to Craigslist and Internet points south.  Subscriptions are dwindling.  Online versions don’t bring in much ad revenue.  Who can avoid the obvious, if little covered question: Is the press too big to fail?  Or was it failing long before it began to falter financially?read more

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Newtown Measure Funding Additional School Security Rejected 24.4.2013 Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
NEWTOWN, Conn. — Newtown residents have rejected a budget that included money for extra school security in the wake of the December school shootings. Voters...
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