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The sound of gunshots split the air last Friday at a Rockford-area high school sending students seeking shelter anywhere they could, including off-campus, to save their lives.



What the students didn't know, was the shots they heard came from a capgun discharged by a disguised sheriff's…

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Please do take care of yourselves friends!



A very dear friend of mine passed today, he was a mere 48 years old. In between the tears tonight  I felt inclined to share my thoughts on our health with you today. If you have been here awhile you may have notice my tendency to cover health, nutrition, and survival skills in my postings. I do this to share as well as to reinforce my own desire to live and thrive the best I can.



My friend had… Continue

Posted by William Grigg on May 13, 2011 10:40 AM



The Indiana State Supreme Court has just nullified the Fourth Amendment and the equivalent provision of that state’s constitution, in addition to “a common law dating back to the English Magna Carta of 1215,” notes a wire service report. In a 3–2 decision, the court has ruled that Indiana residents have no right to obstruct unlawful police incursions into their homes.



“We believe … a right to resist an unlawful police… Continue

(NaturalNews) Live in Europe? Get your herbs while they last. New rules put forth by the European Union (EU) will ban the sale of certain herbal remedies that have been used for centuries.



Traditional herbs such a St. John's Wort or Echinacea must now meet strict licensing guidelines in order to be sold, while other lesser-known herbs that haven't been "traditionally" used in the last 30 years won't even make the cut to reach consumer shelves. Only those products that have been… Continue

(KMOV.com) — Police in Missouri are looking for a suspect accused trying to get onto a military base, firing shots at police and then carrying a weapon onto Missouri University of Science and Technology.

Authorities say Cody N. Willcoxson, 31, is on the loose and is considered dangerous.  Willcoxson was released from jail in 2008 after serving a seven year sentence…

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A German court has found John Demjanjuk guilty of helping to murder more than 28,000 Jews at a Nazi death camp in World War II.



He was sentenced to five years in prison, one year less than prosecutors had asked for, but will be released pending a possible appeal.



Prosecutors said the Ukraine-born Demjanjuk, 91, was a guard at Sobibor camp in Nazi-occupied Poland in 1943.



He denied serving as a guard, saying he was a prisoner of war and a victim… Continue

Babies given anti-obesity drugs in the womb

Babies to be given diet drug in the womb to stop them being born overweight in trial described as ‘disturbing’ by weight loss groups.

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Oil prices tumbled 4 percent on Wednesday as U.S. gasoline futures plunged limit down, triggering a brief halt in trade on the New York Mercantile Exchange.



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Gasoline traded down 25 cents at midday in New York, a move that stopped trade on NYMEX crude, heating oil and gasoline futures.



Losses carried on as trading resumed with a new limit of 50 cents. Prices completed erased gains from Monday and Tuesday, when traders bid up gasoline on fears… Continue

Reporting from Austin, Tex.—

Osama bin Laden, mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks, is now an applause line in a presidential campaign speech.



Bin Laden’s name came up a couple of times in Obama’s address Tuesday evening at a fund-raising event in Austin, Texas.



Early in Obama's appearance, someone shouted out, “Thank you for getting Bin… Continue

Facebook users should be concerned about their personal information getting into the hands of third parties, especially advertisers, over the past few years. Security company Symantec researchers wrote in a blog that third-parties potentially have access to personal information, including profiles, photographs and chat, and could have had the ability to post messages. However, most third-parties are unaware of the ability to access Facebook user information.



"Symantec has…

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National Journal



Last week's U.S. raid into Pakistan is fueling one of the country's most enduring—and potentially dangerous—conspiracy theories: that the U.S. has designs on Pakistan's nuclear arsenal and is prepared to send highly trained commandos into the country to seize control of the weapons.



The pervasive Pakistani belief that the U.S.… Continue

Federal officials and leaders of the nation’s largest wireless telephone companies are set to announce Tuesday that they’re launching a new mobile telephone emergency alert system by the end of the year in Washington and New York.



The Personal Localized Alerting Network, or PLAN, won’t be available across the rest of the country until April, but top executives from AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon are scheduled to join Federal Communications Commission Commissioner Julius… Continue

Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) is close to an agreement to buy Skype Technologies SA for more than $7 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter.

An accord may be announced as early as today though the deal may still fall apart, the Journal reported. The report said that representatives for Microsoft and Skype declined to…

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NaturalNews) On Wednesday, April 27, the Obama administration's US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and US Army Corps of Engineers (ACE) jointly released a new draft guidance for the federal Clean Water Act that aims to dramatically expand both the scope of what constitutes a "water source," as well as the legal power federal agencies can exert over those water sources.



If enacted, the proposal will basically allow the EPA and ACE to control any stream, pond, or even puddle that… Continue

Senate Sneaks RFID Drivers License, Internet ID into Transportation Bill

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On the heels of a recent controversy involving the alleged tracking of sensitive user location data on Apple's iPhone and Google Android, the South Korean police raided Google's Seoul offices Tuesday on suspicions that the company had collected personal data without consent.



Reuters reports that South Korean police have initiated a probe into Google's AdMob…

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BREAKING: See Something Say Something Act Seeks To Turn USA Into East Germany

A new bill proposed by…

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The U.S. Department of State is proposing a new Biographical Questionnaire for some passport applicants: The proposed new Form DS-5513 asks for all addresses since birth; lifetime employment history including employers’ and supervisors names, addresses, and telephone numbers; personal details of all siblings; mother’s address one year prior to your birth; any “religious ceremony” around the time of birth; and a variety of other information. According to the proposed form, “failure to provide… Continue