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	July 6, 2011

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	from Animal Welfare Rancher Threatens To Shoot Cattle Here’s an ironic story; 3,000 cattle in Australia may be shot on Wednesday as a result of a ban that was supposed to protect them from acts of c... by: Sharon S. 11 comments
	from Education Irish Teachers Not Comfortable Tackling Anti-Gay Bullying At a Department of Education in-service course in Dublin, Irish primary school teachers have said they do not feel comfortable or are afraid to... by: Steve W. 14 comments
	from Education Can Learning Japanese or Chinese Help Dyslexia? Learning Japanese or Chinese can help students with dyslexia, the neurologically-based learning disability: That might sound counter-logical, given th... by: Kristina C. 5 comments
	from Politics Obama Earns NEA Endorsement During Monday’s annual convention, the National Education Association voted to support President Barack Obama in his reelection, nabbing the Dem... by: Robin M. 4 comments
	from Women's Rights Midwives: The Vital Link To Saving Millions Of Newborns [VIDEO] Catherine Ojo has seen more than her fair share of preterm infants in the 28 years she’s been a midwife in northern Nigeria. Every year, more th... by: Suzi P. 2 comments
	from Women's Rights American Housewives Fascination Spawns “The Real Housewives of the Bible” It’s the guilty pleasure reality show mega-success we hate to love and love to hate: the “Real Housewives” series. Uninhibit... by: Angela B. 1 comment
	from Women's Rights SlutWalk Movement Reaches Mexico City Last month, the SlutWalk movement ignited by the Toronto police officer who told a group of college students they should avoid dressing like sluts so ... by: Ximena R. 5 comments
	from Women's Rights Women’s Worlds: Ottawa Welcomes International Feminist Conference Ottawa, the capital of Canada, is playing host to a major international feminist conference this week. Women’s Worlds 2011, which has abo... by: Annie U. 2 comments
	from Women's Rights Wear Makeup or Leave, Harrods Tells Employee For refusing to wear makeup, 24-year-old Melanie Stark, says she was “driven out” of her job as a sales assistant at the luxury Harrods de... by: Kristina C. 18 comments
	from Real Food Red Wine is “Exercise in a Bottle”? An ingredient in red wine, resveratrol, can — based on experiments done in rats, mind you — negate the effects of a sedentary lifestyle ac... by: Kristina C. 10 comments
	from Health Policy Indian Minister Calls Sex Between Men a ‘Disease’ Indian LGBT rights groups have decried Indian health minister Ghulam Nabi Azad’s comments made Monday at a HIV/AIDS forum where he said t... by: Steve W. 9 comments
	from Environment & Wildlife The Tiny Insect That Sounds Like the Subway (VIDEO) If you were asked to name what you think what the loudest animal is, what might you guess? Something large — perhaps the sperm whale? That would... by: Kristina C. 4 comments
	from Environment & Wildlife Vietnam Era Weapon Being Used to Clear the Amazon Written by Stephen Messenger, a Treehugger blogger Agent Orange is one of the most devastating weapons of modern warfare, a chemical which kill... by: Care2 Causes Editors 16 comments
	from Real Food Video: The Permaculture Garden Change is going to happen whether you believe in it or not. Perhaps it is time to move beyond non-productive political carping at each other an... by: Gena H. 7 comments
	from Politics White Nationalists March Into 2012 Elections The GOP presidential field may get a little bigger and a whole lot whiter should David Duke enter the race. The former grand wizard of the Ku Klux Kla... by: Jessica P. 28 comments
	from Civil Rights The Very Unaccommodating Skies: Travel for the Disabled Is One Bumpy Ride People always associate summertime with travel. For many travelers with disabilities, and for my husband Jim Fisher and I as parents of an autistic te... by: Kristina C. 3 comments
	from Trailblazers For Good Transformation Through Fused Glass A cocoon is a place of growth, of transformation, and even a place of creativity. Suzanne Balestri of Cocoon Designs named her business after t... by: Tracy P. 4 comments
	from Real Food Canada Safeway Joins Sustainable Seafood Movement Canada Safeway is joining the ranks of major corporations moving toward sustainable seafood policies. In April 2011, the U.S.-based parent comp... by: cathrynw 6 comments
	from Human Rights Obama Asks Texas to Spare Mexican Man the Death Penalty In a controversial move, President Barack Obama intervened in a capital punishment case in Texas, attempting to block the execution of a Mexican man c... by: Amelia T. 5 comments
	from Human Rights British Tabloid Accused of Hacking Murdered Girl’s Phone Almost ten years ago, a 13-year-old girl named Milly Dowler disappeared on her way to school, and a desperate six-month search began. In the first da... by: Amelia T. 9 comments
	from Human Rights Casey Anthony Acquitted of Murder, Manslaughter and Child Abuse Casey Anthony, accused of murdering her two-year old daughter, was acquitted today of that charge but convicted on 4 counts of lying to law enf... by: Cynthia S. 27 comments
	from Politics Our Daily Debt Ceiling: Going Nowhere Fast We are one day closer to defaulting on our debt, and all we hear is talk, talk, talk. And, if some GOP senators have their way, we’ll continue t... by: Robin M. 2 comments
	from Politics Tim Pawlenty: I Won! [VIDEO] While Minnesota is struggling with its second shutdown in a decade, mostly due to a budget deficit left behind by former Governor Tim Pawlenty, Pawlen... by: Robin M. add a comment
	from Politics Budgets Reflect Moral Choices As Much As Fiscal Realities At their core municipal budgets, like their federal counterparts, are a reflection of social priorities, an expression of the social contract that bin... by: Jessica P. 5 comments
	from Politics Now Mitt Carries Small Bills For Photo Ops Mitt Romney isn’t quite like most of us in America. Oh, he says he is. After all, he’s out of work, too, so he can feel your pain on the... by: Robin M. 3 comments
	from Politics Victims’ Families Block Cairo-Suez Highway After Police Out on Bail After seven police officers charged with killing protesters in Suez during the Egyptian revolution were released free on bail on Monday, hundreds clas... by: Kristina C. 2 comments
	from Politics Pastors Encourage Harrisburg Mayor’s Public Prayer and Fasting The trend of politicians publicly appealing to God for help with worldly problems like financial crises, environmental issues and moral values seems t... by: Amelia T. 11 comments
	from Politics Minnesota Shut Down – State Senator Demands Governor’s Resignation As if telling Minnesotans that only people earning more than $1 million “actually work hard,” the state Republicans are continuing to up t... by: Robin M. 8 comments
	from Politics Romney Runs From Defense Spending And Other Fourth Videos Working a holiday means meeting lots of new potential voters. But it also means dealing with dissent, as Mitt Romney learned on his parade route. Mich... by: Robin M. 2 comments
	from Politics Morning Mix: Everyone Loves A Parade! The Fourth of July means a lot of patriotism, fireworks and potato salad. It also means a lot of events and glad handing for politicos. So who’... by: Robin M. 4 comments

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	Rancher Threatens To Shoot Cattle
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