Dear American Consumers: Please Don’t Start Eating Healthfully. Sincerely, the Food Industry | Guest Blog, Scientific American Blog Network: "Dear Consumers: A disturbing trend has come to our attention. You, the people, are thinking more about health, and you’re starting to do something about it. This cannot continue"
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Monday, May 20, 2013
Herescope: Shhh... It's a Secret God Told Me to Tell You!
Herescope: Shhh... It's a Secret God Told Me to Tell You!: "The secret things belong to the Lord our God,
but the things revealed belong to us
and to our sons forever,
that we may observe all the words of this law.
(Deut. 29:29)
As the Preacher has already told us, “There is nothing new under the sun.” (Ecc. 1:9) So why should we be surprised that yet another person has been the exclusive recipient of yet another “secret” from God and, for the first time in the history of the world, is making it known to us? "
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but the things revealed belong to us
and to our sons forever,
that we may observe all the words of this law.
(Deut. 29:29)
As the Preacher has already told us, “There is nothing new under the sun.” (Ecc. 1:9) So why should we be surprised that yet another person has been the exclusive recipient of yet another “secret” from God and, for the first time in the history of the world, is making it known to us? "
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Cuccinelli says attorney general’s office is exempt from Virginia public records laws - The Washington Post
Cuccinelli says attorney general’s office is exempt from Virginia public records laws - The Washington Post: "Virginia Attorney Gen. Ken T. Cuccinelli (R) has asserted that the state’s freedom of information laws do not apply to the Office of the Attorney General, a break from past practice.
While Cuccinelli’s office has continued to respond to requests for documents under the law — which says that except in certain instances, all records of public bodies should be accessible to the public — it has begun to insert new language into its responses citing a 2011 Virginia Supreme Court case to support the claim that the law does not apply to the office."
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While Cuccinelli’s office has continued to respond to requests for documents under the law — which says that except in certain instances, all records of public bodies should be accessible to the public — it has begun to insert new language into its responses citing a 2011 Virginia Supreme Court case to support the claim that the law does not apply to the office."
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Fox News Reporter May Face Criminal Charges for Reporting on the CIA - Philip Bump - The Atlantic Wire
Fox News Reporter May Face Criminal Charges for Reporting on the CIA - Philip Bump - The Atlantic Wire: "In June 2009, Rosen reported on CIA analysis suggesting that North Korea might respond to new UN sanctions with renewed nuclear tests. In order to determine how Rosen learned of the analysis, which had been issued by the CIA only a few hours prior, FBI investigators used every tool at their disposal: analyzing Rosen's security access card to determine when he entered and left the State Department building, studying his phone records, and subpoenaing his personal email.
Ultimately, agents determined the source of the leak was likely the State Department's Stephen Jin-Woo Kim. Rosen and Kim established a high-tech version of the red-flag-in-a-planter system used by Bob Woodward during Watergate: when Kim wanted to meet, he would allegedly send an email to Rosen's Gmail account containing an asterisk. Rosen detailed the sorts of things he wanted to discuss."
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Ultimately, agents determined the source of the leak was likely the State Department's Stephen Jin-Woo Kim. Rosen and Kim established a high-tech version of the red-flag-in-a-planter system used by Bob Woodward during Watergate: when Kim wanted to meet, he would allegedly send an email to Rosen's Gmail account containing an asterisk. Rosen detailed the sorts of things he wanted to discuss."
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After sex-trafficking arrests, Backpage.com under fire | Tampa Bay Times
After sex-trafficking arrests, Backpage.com under fire | Tampa Bay Times: "It was the third bust of a Central Florida sex-trafficking ring in as many days. Fed up, the leader of one law enforcement agency looked into television cameras and issued not a warning, but a promise.
"Backpage," Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said, referring to the web-based classified ad service Backpage.com implicated in all three cases, "you're going to be criminally investigated and so are the people that are in charge of the organization.
"It's abundantly clear to us that they are facilitating organized prostitution. They are facilitating human trafficking," he said, adding, "We're not going to have that.""
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"Backpage," Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said, referring to the web-based classified ad service Backpage.com implicated in all three cases, "you're going to be criminally investigated and so are the people that are in charge of the organization.
"It's abundantly clear to us that they are facilitating organized prostitution. They are facilitating human trafficking," he said, adding, "We're not going to have that.""
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High court agrees to hear town meeting prayer case | Reuters
High court agrees to hear town meeting prayer case | Reuters: "The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to consider whether a town in New York endorsed religion by allowing members of the public to open meetings with a prayer."
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Blue crabs in Maine? Something fishy about global warming. - CSMonitor.com
Blue crabs in Maine? Something fishy about global warming. - CSMonitor.com: "The movement to keep pace with preferred temperatures shows up most starkly in the northeastern Pacific Ocean and the northeastern Atlantic Ocean, as fish migrate out of the subtropics to beat the heat.
The changes have particular implication for people living in the coastal tropics who either subsist on fishing or fish commercially, the research team says. If ocean temperatures continue to warm there, the heat could top a level that even tropical species find intolerable, reducing their abundance, the researchers say.
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The changes have particular implication for people living in the coastal tropics who either subsist on fishing or fish commercially, the research team says. If ocean temperatures continue to warm there, the heat could top a level that even tropical species find intolerable, reducing their abundance, the researchers say.
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GMO ‘botox apples’ that do not bruise or brown could soon be in stores
GMO ‘botox apples’ that do not bruise or brown could soon be in stores: "The genetically modified apples, produced by Canadian company Okanagan Specialty Fruits, have been under review by US regulatory agencies since 2010. If approved, they would become the second GMO fruit to be allowed in the country. The new, genetically modified apples do not bruise or brown. "
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Letter: Bullies Wore Abercrombie & Fitch - Business Insider
Letter: Bullies Wore Abercrombie & Fitch - Business Insider: "Abercrombie & Fitch's exclusion of large women hit close to home for Philadelphia-based writer Colleen Radano.
Radano sent us a letter about how she was bullied by kids who wore Abercrombie in high school.
Abercrombie has been in the hot seat since Business Insider connected CEO Michael Jeffries' comments about wanting beautiful people to shop there to the company's exclusion of clothing sizes for large women."
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Radano sent us a letter about how she was bullied by kids who wore Abercrombie in high school.
Abercrombie has been in the hot seat since Business Insider connected CEO Michael Jeffries' comments about wanting beautiful people to shop there to the company's exclusion of clothing sizes for large women."
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