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    The Skeleton Lake of Roopkund, India

    In 1942 a British forest guard in Roopkund, India made an alarming discovery. Some 16,000 feet above sea level, at the bottom of a small valley, was a frozen lake absolutely full of skeletons. That summer, the ice melting revealed even more skeletal remains, floating in the water and lying...
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    Russia and China Outmaneuver the F-35

    It's been a while since the Americans started telling us about this invisible wonder-plane they were developing. Many years later they're still developing the F-35, their overpriced, overdue, underperforming, bottom-tier stealth warplane. The rationale for the F-35 was that we needed a stealth...
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    John Tory Sees the light on the Olympics

    And I will say I heard Rob Ford on the radio somewhere last week saying the Owelympics would be a suckers game and it seems Tory heard all telling him NOTO24............ 2024 Olympics: John Tory confirms Toronto won't enter a bid - Toronto - CBC News
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    Charlie Hebdo cartoons on migrants stirring controversy

    “Christians walk on water… Muslims kids sink,” A wave of indignation has swept across social media after Charlie Hebdo mocked the drowning of Syrian toddler Aylan Kurdi in a perilous journey across the Mediterranean. The poster showed Jesus walking on water with the dead Muslim boy next to him...
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    Saskatchewan expects $292M deficit due to fires, oil price

    After projecting a surplus in the spring budget, the Saskatchewan government now says it's expecting a $292-million deficit. "While it's concerning, obviously, it is manageable," Finance Minister Kevin Doherty said Monday. "We've seen this in years past where the volatility in our revenue...
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    Alberta Man Loses Court Case To Timely Healthcare

    Patients suffering in pain on wait lists for surgery have once again been denied their Charter right to access health care outside of the government’s cruel, inefficient, and unaccountable monopoly. In 2005, the Supreme Court of Canada famously declared in Chaoulli vs. Quebec that “access to a...
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    Australia's Channel 9 Won't Run Anti TPP AD

    We just received word that Channel 9 has banned our new TV ad from airing during the evening news — and they refuse to say why. The ad simply shows, in irreverent fashion, what the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement will mean for Australian families. The Abbott government is trying to keep...
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    Junior May Have Just Won

    Brushing the dog I am sitting here as he announces CPP and Old Age improvements. Those are the improvements Mulcair should have promised. Canadians want that..... Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau turned his attention to seniors in Toronto on Monday, promising to enhance Canada's pension plan...
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    Review of Michael Moores New Movie

    The provocative documentarian’s first film in six years was shrouded in mystery. Was the wait worth it? Critic Owen Gleiberman gives his verdict. BBC - Culture - Toronto review: Michael Moore’s Where to Invade Next
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    10,000-year-old stone tools found in Seattle

    The first discoveries were an unremarkable assortment of artifacts near the surface, Kopperl explained. But when the crews dug deeper, they found a foot-thick layer of peat. Radiocarbon analysis showed that the peat, the remains of an ancient bog, was at least 10,000 years old. That’s when...
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    Child victims partly to blame in priest sex-abuse cases

    The victims of child-molesting priests are partly to blame for their own abuse, the bishop of Syracuse said in a sworn deposition that revealed his views on the church's sex abuse scandal. The bishop's testimony was startling to a former Catholic priest who has written extensively on sexuality...
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    Church harasses strip club, strip club responds

    Church harasses strip club, posting patrons’ license plate numbers online and urging them to repent, and are now suing the club for sending their own topless protesters to Sunday Services...
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    Harper continues the Liberal war to drive down wages

    Mr. Corbyn, chosen leader of the Official Opposition on a huge wave of public enthusiasm in an open party election, really is a socialist, not just a watered-down social democrat. “Let’s be proud of the principle of a welfare state that protects everyone,” he says softly and clearly in a recent...
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    Performance Review

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    Fly United Indeed

    The resignation of United Airlines CEO Jeff Smisek is all kinds of juicy. There's corruption—United established a money-losing route to curry favor with the then-chair of the Port Authority by getting him more conveniently to his vacation home. There's political intrigue—said then-chair of the...
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    Fight against Cancer sees 2 new options

    The fight against cancer marches on. With killer nano terminators and simple blood tests in development.
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    FBI says 'Australian IS jihadist' is actually a Jewish American troll

    A young Jewish American man has been charged with pretending to be an Australian-based Islamic State jihadist after a FBI joint investigation with the Australian Federal Police based on information provided by Fairfax Media. Joshua Ryne Goldberg, a 20-year old living at his parents' house in US...
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    Martin Milner, Star of ‘Adam-12,’ ‘Route 66,’ Dies at 83

    Martin Milner Dead: ‘Adam-12,’ ‘Route 66’ Star Was 83 | Variety
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    So an American was a consultant to David Cameron.....

    The former Dragons' Den star and advisor to David Cameron, who was arrested on suspicion of child sex offences and bailed in January, has denied the charges. Ex-Dragons' Den star and advisor to David Cameron Doug Richard charged with child sex offences - Mirror Online