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Study Ranks ’10 Worst’ Cereals for Sugar
Kellogg’s Honey Smacks, at nearly 56 percent sugar by weight, leads the list of the 10 worst children’s cereals.
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west virginia mine owner to pay record fine
video: feds unveil $210m settlement in US mine blast* from wvrecord: The Justice Department on Tuesday announced an agreement with Alpha Natural Resources totaling nearly $210 million in payments connected to the 2010 Upper Big Branch mine disaster. An explosion on April 5, 2010, claimed the lives of 29 miners at the site, which was…
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US study shows teen sexting scare overblown
video: teen sexting rate drops* from smh: One in 10 American children aged between 10 and 17 has used a mobile phone to send or receive sexually suggestive images, but only 1 in 100 has sent images considered graphic enough to violate US child pornography laws, a new study has found. The results of the…
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peter dale scott: deep events & dark forces
Peter Dale Scott makes argument in recent article the JFK assassination, Watergate, Iran-Contra and 9/11 are Deep Events, i.e., not fully understood that enabled further repression of America in a top-down fashion at the expense of democracy. Scott finds common denominator in Pentagon’s own Doomsday Project and Continuity of Government, providing shadow network meant to…
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new united nation reports says ‘food strains problematic’
70% more food needed to feed the world by 2050* from upi: Land degradation and shortages of farmland and water resources means feeding the global population by 2050 is daunting, a U.N. report concludes. The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization, in a new report, said agricultural production since the 1960s increased 150 percent while cropland…
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sandusky pedo-blasts: rings and lawyers
Another henrymakow.com article asks question, “Is Sandusky Part of a Larger Pedophile Ring?,” and sees telltale signs! The article points to history of past accusations against Penn St assistant coach, Jerry Sandusky, and fact, nothing ever came of them! It hints at protection from higher up. The parallels in unfolding Penn St pedophilia scandal are…
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oregon tops nation in food stamp use
from kezi: Oregon has the highest percentage of people on food stamps in the nation. A newly released U.S. Census survey reports 18 percent of Oregonians said they rely on a federal program for food. Food stamp use in Oregon surged 23 percent last year and has doubled in the past four years. Supplemental Nutrition…
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usda says ‘locally grown’ food a $4.8b business
from ap: A new U.S. Department of Agriculture report says sales of “local foods,” whether sold direct to consumers at farmers markets or through intermediaries such as grocers or restaurants, amounted to $4.8 billion in 2008. That’s a number several times greater than earlier estimates, and the department predicts locally grown foods will generate $7…
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pedophilia: men who can’t help themselves
Pedophilia represents a grim degeneration, where men cannot help themselves and believe they can get away with it. The Penn State scandal is only the latest perturbation to rear its ugly head. Paul Drockton writes in, “Penn State and Boystown Cover-up Similarites”: “…it is important to recognize other interesting connections in this story…”. Drockton sees…
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kabbalah: the why of life
Kabbalah is, according to Wikipedia, “a set of esoteric teachings meant to explain the relationship between an eternal and mysterious Creator and the mortal and finite universe (His creation)”. The Kabbalah Centre provides definition of Kabbalah, “…means ‘receiving’. It’s the study of how to receive fulfillment in our lives.” Celebrities such as Madonna have helped…
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on the brink of blue beam: ‘war of the worlds’-style hoax imminent?
from the intel hub: The fact stands that there are patents and military technologies available to project 3D holograms including light and sound onto a background composed of barium and strontium (the very components that make up chemtrails, or aerosol sprays typically used in stratospheric geoengineering applications). Yes, geoengineering/chemtrails are a reality — in fact…
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Banned In US, Horse Slaughter Just Moves Across Borders
The closing of the country’s last meat processing plant that slaughtered horses for human consumption was hailed as a victory for equine welfare. But five years later just as many American horses are destined for dinner plates to satisfy the still robust appetites for their meat in Europe and Asia.
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supreme court of canada rules internet links not libel
supreme court ruling big victory for internet freedom from cbc: Hyperlinking to defamatory material on the internet does not constitute publishing the defamatory material itself, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled Wednesday. The ruling will alleviate fears that holding someone liable for how they use hyperlinks on websites, personal ones or others, could cast a…
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pepsico wants to ‘scare the crap’ out of your kids
from civil eats: PepsiCo has long been my poster child for food corporations whose actions speak louder than words when to comes to responsible marketing. CEO Indra Nooyi loves to tout the company’s “Performance with Purpose” and show off the company’s “good-for-you” foods that it gets to define. Most don’t realize that PepsiCo is the…
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national cyber security bulletin on anonymous
from the hacker news: DHS has analyzed the likelihood of Anonymous attacking industrial control systems (ICS) after the hacktivist group showed such intentions earlier this year. “Assessment of Anonymous Threat to Control Systems” that was drafted by the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (NCCIC) back in September. The document is not classified, but it…