By Jeff Gilliland and Lori Tuttle,The Times-Gazette
HILLSBORO, Ohio — A dog adopted just hours earlier from a pound likely saved a Hillsboro family from burglary Wednesday, and possibly an even worse fate.
By Jason Major, for National Geographic News
The largest active region seen on the sun since 2005 has rotated to the center of the sun's face, as seen from Earth—which means any eruptions it produces will be aimed right at us.
OTTAWA, - It's deeply disappointing that the U.S State Department decided today to stall a decision on the Keystone XL Pipeline, supposedly because new route options, particularly in Nebraska, need to be investigated. There are currently almost 21,000 miles of pipelines crossing Nebraska already - 3,000 miles of which carry crude oil. Many of these pipelines are within areas overlying the Ogallala Aquifer.
By Nevil Gibson, NBR
The market upheavals in Europe, where political inaction has led Italy and Greece to the brink, have barely raised a ripple on the local election campaign.
By CHIP MARTIN and HANK DANISZEWSKI, The London Free Press
London became Canada's first city to dismantle an Occupy movement protest camp, moving in early Wednesday with police and bylaw officials to clear out Victoria Park after repeated warnings were given to park protesters to leave.
Two days to get to D.C.
The Declaration to Restore the Constitutional Republic took months to research a draft and weeks to vet through our members before making it public for all veterans and patriots across the country.
The SandMaster is an attachment for a skid steer, backhoe or an excavator. It quickly fills, transports, securely closes, and places sandbags. Its primary function is to facilitate flood prevention efforts and emergency response. This is a fast and efficient tool that can run circles around hand labor all day long and never tires. It saves time and money and is able to pay for itself quickly.
Renata d’aliesio, Globe and Mail
Researchers are developing an electronic nose that would sniff out tuberculosis like a Breathalyzer detects alcohol, putting an end to current time-consuming tests and possibly saving hundreds of thousands of lives each year.
With the tabling of legislation to finally scrap the long-gun registry, the Harper government's further directive to destroy all the data is a mammoth victory of the people over Big Brother, writes the Calgary Sun newspaper.
Michelle Obama "…for the first time in my adult lifetime, I am really proud of my country. And not just because Barack has done well, but because I think people are hungry for change. I have been desperate to see our country moving in that direction."
It is evident how the global riots ensued with the class warfare instigated by our president. From the moment Obama was sworn in, he had called for class warfare, first from Egypt by including the Muslim Brotherhood who have, de facto, taken over; and later from other stages including the United Nations.
By Helen Robertson, Global Warming Policy Foundation
LONDON: Pro- and anti-shale drilling groups came face to face in London this week, as renewable-energy advocates and shale-gas supporters debated the environmental and economic issues surrounding its extraction.
Think about this. Why are so many people writing books? Tonight on Fox News (Hannity) interviewed Condi Rice. I looked forward to what she had to say. Then- it was really about selling her book which I will buy. BUT- if ppl really want to help us save our country, they need to get out there and reach the very people who don’t know any better. Those are the people who do not and can not READ BOOKS nor do they have the money or desire to read books. They believe what they hear on the ABC and the other alphabet channels.
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