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Huge quake hits off Alaska Pacific coast, prompting tsunami warning
Xinhua
LOS ANGELES/SAN FRANCISCO, June 23 (Xinhua) -- A 7.2-magnitude earthquake took place in the Pacific Ocean on Thursday, about 172 kilometers east of Atka, Alaska, prompting authorities to issue a tsunami warning. But there were no immediate reports of ...
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5.4 magnitude earthquake hits eastern Turkey
People's Daily Online
A 5.4 magnitude earthquake rattled the province of Elazig in eastern Turkey on Thursday, local Today' s Zaman reported on its website. Initial reports said the quake did not cause any deaths or serious damage. Bogazici University's Kandilli Observatory ...
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Mini earthquake near Granby, Que.
CBC.ca
A 3.2 magnitude earthquake hit just south of Granby, Que. Wednesday morning. (Earthquakes Canada) People living near Granby, Que. felt the effects of a small earthquake Wednesday morning. There were no reports of any damage or injuries. ...
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5.1 aftershock hits Christchurch
Gulf Times
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key said on Monday the bill from the Christchurch earthquakes had soared to NZ$25bn (US$20.2bn), far more than previously thought. Meanwhile, official data showed yesterday that New Zealanders are migrating to Australia ...
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The Earth Opening Up in Michigan - October 4, 2010 video
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World's First Dog With All Bionic Legs: Naki'o Can Play Again With 4 Prosthetic Paws (VIDEO)        
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Airline to Jewish rumor: 'DELTA does not discriminate'
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Ohio finds 200 dead geese, others sick along Lake Erie
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News Flash: Evidence Found for Large Saltwater Ocean Beneath Saturn's Enceladus
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Keeping an eye on Yellowstone's supervolcano

It's no mere doomsday pseudoscience: The Yellowstone supervolcano really could be the end of us all. When the Yellowstone Caldera — the name of the national park's geographic structure, which roughly translates as "caldron" — blows its lid, much of the continental United States will get covered in a blanket of ash. That ash will clog the atmosphere enough to block out the sun, disrupting the global climate enough to cause mass extinctions. The last full-scale eruption of that kind occurred 640,000 years ago, and the ones prior to that occurred...
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Fed Balance Sheet Grows To Record $2.86 Trillion

WASHINGTON - The Federal Reserve's balance sheet expanded to a record $2.86 trillion in the week ended June 22 from $2.83 trillion in the prior week, the central bank said Thursday. The Fed balance sheet continues to set weekly records as the central bank completes its plan to purchase $600 billion in Treasurys by the end of June. The Fed is buying bonds to try to ease financial conditions and lower long-term interest rates under its plan, dubbed quantitative easing or QE2. The Fed had talked about how to shrink its bloated balance sheet...
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Australian, Korean banks vulnerable in Greek debt crisis

AUSTRALIAN and South Korean banks are the most exposed in Asia to Europe's debt crisis given their large dependence on offshore wholesale funding markets, a senior official at Fitch Ratings said today. While the direct exposure is low, if the Greek debt crisis implodes and spurs a major dislocation in global credit markets, Australia and South Korea's banks and economies would suffer the most, said Andrew Colquhoun, head of Asia-Pacific sovereign ratings. "Among the countries in Asia I would regard as relatively more exposed are both Korea and...
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Obama touts efforts to advance gay rights

Obama received an enthusiastic reception from gay, lesbian and bisexual supporters at a New York fundraiser, but a few dozen gay rights protesters outside the hotel and a handful of hecklers inside the ballroom where he spoke served as reminders of frustration that he has not done more for their cause. "I believe that gay couples deserve the same legal rights as any other couple in this country,"..
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Mystery of the missing monarch butterflies

What is going on with monarch butterflies? Populations have been falling for 17 years at their wintering sites in Mexico, but a new study suggests they are holding steady in the eastern US. Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) famously migrate south to Mexico in the autumn, returning to the US and Canada in the spring. Earlier this year Ernest Williams of Hamilton College in Clinton,..
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US warns Syrian over troop build-up on Turkish border
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Is College Worth It? - Is college worth it? Is a college education really worth the investment of time, money and energy? Is a college degree really worth becoming enslaved to student loan debt that will haunt you for decades? The truth is that a college education is a massive gamble. For millions of Americans it works out well, but millions of other college graduates have found themselves completely unable to get a quality job in this economy and yet they are still trapped in a nightmare of student loan debt from which there is no escape.
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NRC TRACKING FLOODING AT TWO NEBRASKA NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
“We are closely following events at both plants,” NRC Region IV Administrator Elmo Collins said. “Both plants have activated their flood response plans and taken appropriate steps to protect vital structures, systems and components from rising floodwaters and maintain their plants in a safe condition.”
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State Turns Computing Services Over to Google
Wyoming has become the first state to begin using a suite of cloud computing tools from Google for its entire executive branch of government, allowing data and applications to be stored on remote servers and accessed over the Internet.
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What's Hiding in Your Veggie Burger?
Wisconsin-based nonprofit which claims that non-organic soy protein is commonly extracted from the soybeans by literally bathing the beans in n-hexane, a chemical byproduct of petroleum refining.
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Military Tensions Between China And US Heat Up In Dispute Over South China Sea Islands
Tensions heat up between the US and China over disputed islands the South China Sea as China warns the US to stay out of the dispute. The US is responding by launching a joint military exercise aimed at pushing back against growing control China has in the area.
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Is the United States Bankrupt?

Posted on June 24, 2011 |

Damon Vickers describes the coming collapse of US Treasury Bonds. via YouTube - Is the United States Bankrupt?. Reader Comments

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U.S. Government Murdering Joplin Survivors? Secret Morgue Revealed

Posted on June 24, 2011 |

I’m starting to think that Joplin might have been the home to a secret biowar project, thus what is going on now. Below is a quote from the video description: Seriously folks, its time you face the fact that SOMETHING terrible is happening to us and our government won’t mention...

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Flooding Worsens in North Dakota

Posted on June 24, 2011 |

Airboats patrolled the streets of Minot, North Dakota Friday as flood waters continued to rise at a record pace. The Souris river is inching up the side of homes in the city. via YouTube - Raw Video: Flooding Worsens in North Dakota. Reader Comments
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Elenin - 7-7 Warning

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Russia Says Apophis Will Hit Earth, NASA Says No

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UFO Sighting in Chile was labeled a meteor by skeptics, however new video shows it making a 120 degree turn! Looks like we got better evidence that the skeptics got!

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Magma rising in Taal volcano- public cautioned to stay away from Philippines volcanoes on alert
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Teen Mob Of 50 Hits Chicago WALGREENS...
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TV: Mexican troops cross into United States
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TSA Plans Screening Americans in their Homes
-----TSA Set To Take Legal Action Against Texas Groping Ban
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Lindsey Williams & Alex Jones: Earth Shattering Events to Come
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Pennsylvania County Rejects Agenda 21
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Should We Revive Extinct Species? Neanderthals? Dinosaurs? The Nephilim?
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National Geographic: Bringing Extinct Species Back To Life Is No Longer Science Fiction. But Is It A Good Idea?
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Get Ready. The New Immortals Will Be Here
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What Does The Bible Say About The Estate Of The Dead
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A Hand Possessed! New Finger Stimulating Device Will Help Wannabe Musicians Learn Their Favorite Tunes
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Lost Tribe Of 200 Found In Amazon Spotted By Satellite
Government officials in Brazil have confirmed the existence of an uncontacted population in the Amazon rainforest after the tribe of 200 was spotted by satellite. Three large clearings were identified in a southwestern area near the Peruvian border this week, but the tribe's existence was only verified after airplane expeditions in April gathered more data. Local government agency the National Indian Foundation uses the aircraft to avoid disrupting isolated groups.

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More 'Christian' Churches Hating Jesus With Islam
Dozens of churches, from Park Hill Congregational in Denver to Hillview United Methodist in Boise, Idaho, and First United Lutheran in San Francisco to St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church in Honolulu, are planning to send "a message both here at home and to the Arab and Muslim world about our respect for Islam" with a time to read the Quran during worship this Sunday. It's not just wrong, but dangerous, according to Christian trends analysts
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Fertility Manager Al Gore Calls On Women To Have Fewer Children…To Curb Pollution
On Monday, former Vice President Al Gore discussed climate change and pollution control at the Games for Change convention in New York City. Aside from his usual litanies of environmental advice nuggets, the 2000 presidential candidate delved into…family planning. Curiously, Gore said that couples need to learn to “feel comfortable having small families” so that pollution can be curbed. When asked about what could be done to address population growth, he said...
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Giant Asteroid To 'Narrowly Miss' Earth
The space rock will reach within 11,000 miles of the its surface and give off a light bright enough to be seen through a small telescope, experts said today. It was only spotted on Wednesday by a robotic telescope in New Mexico that scans the skies for such hazards. An alert was then put out yesterday by the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center in Massachusetts. The find was confirmed by Peter Birtwhistle, who has discovered dozens of asteroids from his own UK observatory, with a photo taken from Great Shefford in Berkshire. It will be daylight in the UK when the asteroid, which has been named 2011...
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Wonder Cure For Diabetes
Eating an ultra low-calorie diet can cure Type 2 diabetes in just eight weeks, dramatic new research has shown. Even people who have suffered from the condition for years found the drastic diet could jump-start their body’s production of insulin. The breakthrough is good news for the nearly 2.5million people in Britain who have this type of diabetes, which is caused by the pancreas not producing enough insulin to break down glucose in the blood. It could revolutionise the treatment of what has always been seen as a lifelong problem.

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