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North California Earthquake Today, Mag 3.1: Feel Anything?
Only Kent
The Los Angeles Times reports that this is the first quake over a magnitude of 3.0 in the area in the past 10 days. The epicenter of this morning's quake was around 3 miles northwest of The Geysers, 6 miles west of Cobb, 8 miles west-northwest of ...
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Video: Maryland witness reports watching 'upside-down cones'
Examiner.com
Maryland is a current UFO ALERT 5 rating, with a low number of UFO sightings nationally. Maryland had 9 reports in November, the 21th highest reporting state - while California had 72 reports in November 2011 - the highest reporting state in the nation ...
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Pennsylvania witnesses report lights 'falling from the sky'
Examiner.com
No images or videos were included with either report. The above quotes were edited for clartiy. Pennsylvania is a current UFO ALERT 3 rating, with a high number of UFO sightings nationally. Pennsylvania had 26 reports in November 2011 - the 5th highest ...
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Witness Claims Glowing UFO Speed Away At Amazing Speed ...
By Roger Marsh
The above case links are the unedited and as yet uninvestigated reports filed with MUFON. Please keep in mind that most UFO reports can be explained as something natural or manmade. If California MUFON investigates and reports back on ...
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Girl driving buggy in Amish Ohio area fatally shot...
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ALARM AS DUTCH LAB CREATES HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS KILLER FLU...
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DANGER: BANK OF AMERICA shares close below $5...
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Italian study claims Turin Shroud is Christ's authentic burial robe

Italian scientists have conducted a series of advanced experiments which, they claim, show that the marks on the shroud – purportedly left by the imprint of Christ's body – could not possibly have been faked with technology that was available in the medieval period. The research will be an early Christmas present for shroud believers, but is likely to be greeted with scepticism by those who doubt that the sepia-coloured, 14ft-long cloth dates from Christ's crucifixion 2,000 years ago. Sceptics have long claimed that the shroud is a medieval forgery, and radiocarbon testing conducted by laboratories in Oxford, Zurich and Arizona in 1988 appeared to back up the theory, suggesting that it dated from between 1260 and 1390. But those tests were in turn disputed on the basis that they were skewed by contamination by fibres from cloth that...
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Christianity goes global as world's largest religion

(CNN) - Christians are by far the largest religious group on the planet, and the religion has gone truly global over the past century, according to a new report out Monday, which finds some of the world's biggest Christian communities in surprising places. Europe was the clear center of world Christianity one hundred years ago, but today the Americas are home to more than a third of all Christians. In fact, the United States has the world's largest Christian population, of more than 247 million, followed by Brazil and Mexico. China also...
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Spain grits teeth yet again as austerity deepens

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Fitch warns 2 EU banks could lose top rating

AFP - Fitch Ratings warned Monday it could lower the triple-A ratings of Europe's investment and development banks because they rely on support from troubled member countries. Fitch said it had put the top ratings of the European Investment Bank and the Council of Europe Development Bank on "rating watch negative," a status that means thy could be downgraded within the next three months.
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Raw-milk farmer Michael Schmidt appeals convictions for illegal cow-share program

TORONTO — A former Ontario raw-milk farmer convicted last month for operating an illegal cow-share program has not given up his nearly 20-year long legal battle with the government. A lawyer for Michael Schmidt filed court documents Monday with the Ontario Court of Appeal, arguing that a judge erred when he overturned a previous acquittal and convicted Schmidt of 13 charges related to the sale and distribution of unpasteurized milk and cheese and operating a plant without a licence. He was also fined $9,150 and placed on one year’s probation...
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Dozens of Syrian army deserters shot dead

Dozens of Syrian army deserters were shot dead on Monday as they tried to flee their base and defect to join the nine-month revolt against President Bashar Assad, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. The British-based group, citing witnesses who survived the attack, said Syrian forces attacked defectors in the Idlib province with machinegun fire. One of the survivors said some 60 to 70 deserters were killed. At least 30 other people died in other incidents across the country, the activists said. The UN General Assembly has...
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West Texas Has Rare 3rd Earthquake Since Late November
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Death Toll From Philippine Storm Rises Past 700
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Mt. Shasta, Lassen Peak Ready to Erupt? Counties' Plans Provide No Specifics on Evacuations
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Two Deaths from Brain-Eating Amoeba Linked to Neti Pots
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Trust Is Breaking Down Wholesale, Hoarding Has Begun
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Robins in Battle to Survive as Population Crashes by 88% in 3 Decades
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The Old Gods or the Return of the Nephilim?