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98-foot Asteroid Flashes Between Moon and Earth Within 24 Hours
from RT.com: An Apollo class asteroid is expected to whizz between the Earth and the moon on March 5. The 98-foot-wide space rock is expected to come within 218,000 miles of earth (0.9 lunar distances), creating quite the site for stargazers. The asteroid, named 2014 DX110, is expected to make its closest approach at 21:07…
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Stephen Colbert: My Character Believes In New World Order
from digitaljournal.com: Comedian Stephen Colbert recently said that his character believes in “conspiracies” like the New World Order, chemtrails and the Bilderberg Group but he doesn’t personally know enough about them to formulate an opinion in real life.
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Complex Societies Before Agriculture: Göbekli Tepe
from SocialEvolutionForum.com: It’s likely no one lived at Göbekli Tepe, a religious sanctuary built by hunter-gatherers. Scientists have excavated less than a tenth of the site—enough to convey the awe it must have inspired 7,000 years before Stonehenge. (National Geographic, June 2011) There is no question that Göbekli Tepe is a spectacular site. But it…
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Pennsylvania Funeral Director Dismayed By Food Ban
from philadelphia.cbslocal.com: A federal judge has ordered no more food service at Pennsylvania funeral homes. The food ban at Pennsylvania funeral homes was instituted in 1952 out of food safety concerns. Then, in 2012, a federal judge deemed the earlier ruling unconstitutional. Now, a federal appeals court has reversed the reversal, once again banning food…
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What the Cazzo?! Pope Francis Gives Blessing With a Curse
Pope Francis Cursed During His Sunday Blessing* from mashable.com: Oh, bless his heart. Pope Francis had a slip of the tongue in front of his audience during the weekly Vatican blessing on Sunday. The Argentinean Pope was delivering his blessing in Italian — a language he is not used to speaking — when he said…
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Must Watch Video: The Threats of Facebook and Data Mining Explained
from youtube.com: Eben Moglen talks about freedom of thought, data mining, facebook, google, Steve Jobs’ death, and what we can do about it.
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Secret Service Probes Possible Data-Leak Hack Attack at Sears
from theregister.co.uk: The US Secret Service is helping to hunt for evidence of a possible computer security breach at retail giant Sears, it was claimed today. Bloomberg cited sources familiar with the matter in reporting that the company was working with Uncle Sam’s g-men and digital forensics experts at Verizon to probe a possible network…
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Study Says Global Food Supply Grows Increasingly Homogeneous
from latimes.com: In the last 50 years, what’s on dinner plates has grown more similar the world over – with major consequences for human nutrition and global food security, researchers said Monday. “Diversity enhances the health and function of complex biological systems,” the researchers wrote in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. But,…
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Spate of Occult Killings Has Exorcist Decrying Rise of the Demons
from heraldsun.com.au: A female serial killer says she “sacrificed 100” in an act of Satan worship. Another says she killed her “antichrist” mother. Two boys carved occult symbols into the body of a girl. Is this the Rapture? These occult-driven killings have come to light in the past month in the US, a nation in…
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Big Food Marketing ‘Facts Up Front’ Labels
from politico.com: The food industry appears poised to one-up the Obama administration with the launch of a national media blitz to promote its own nutrition labels on the front of food packages. The Grocery Manufacturers Association and the Food Marketing Institute, which represent the biggest food companies and retailers, will roll out a coordinated marketing…
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DARPA Going to War With Bootleg Electronics
from RT.com: The United States Department of Defense is asking engineers to develop a nearly microscopic-sized component that could be used to help identify and combat counterfeit or otherwise suspect electronic parts. DARPA — the Pentagon’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency — published a call for proposals this week that, if all goes as planned,…
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Mt. Gox Seeks Court Protection After $500 Million Bitcoin Loss
from japantimes.com: The troubled Mt. Gox bitcoin exchange filed for bankruptcy protection in Japan Friday, with its chief executive saying it had lost nearly $500 million worth of the digital currency in a possible theft. Mark Karpeles (pictured), who has not been seen in public for several days, re-emerged to tell a press conference that…
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Monsanto’s Roundup Found in 75% of Air and Rain Samples
from globalresearch.ca: A new U.S. Geological Survey has concluded that pesticides can be found in, well, just about anything. Roundup herbicide, Monsanto’s flagship weed killer, was present in 75 percent of air and rainfall test samples, according to the study, which focused on Mississippi’s highly fertile Delta agricultural region. GreenMedInfo reports new research, soon to be published by Environmental Toxicology and…
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Oregon Seen as Key State in Debate Over Legalizing Marijuana
from oregonlive.com: It’s shaping up to be a pivotal year in marijuana policy with Oregon playing a key role in the debate over legalizing the drug, The New York Times reports. More than half of the states are considering liberalizing their marijuana laws, reports New York Times writer Rick Lyman. Oregon and Alaska are two…
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Megalithic Temples of Malta
from Ancient-Origins.net: Everyone knows about the magnificent temples of ancient Egypt and ancient Greece, but one country containing some of the oldest and best-preserved temples in the world gets comparatively little attention – Malta. Malta is a southern European country in the Mediterranean Sea, just 80 kilometres south of Sicily. The country covers just over…