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  • POLITICAL INSIDER: Tea Party Activist to endorse Democratic Rep. Mike McIntyre of North Carolina

    10/05/2010 11:52:45 AM PDT · by TexasCajun · 35 replies
    My Way - Political Insider ^ | Oct 5, 3:04 AM (ET) | PHILIP ELLIOTT
    A leading tea party activist broke ranks Monday to endorse Democratic Rep. Mike McIntyre of North Carolina, expressing concern about a Republican challenger who was once charged with murder in connection with his military service in Iraq. Deborah Johns said it appears that voters are ignoring Republican candidate Ilario Pantano's past.
  • Vatican to punish priest, sources say [Liberation theologian Father Jon Sobrino]

    03/14/2007 11:49:45 AM PDT · by Alex Murphy · 9 replies · 295+ views
    Los Angeles Times ^ | March 14, 2007 | Tracy Wilkinson
    ROME — The Vatican is preparing to discipline Father Jon Sobrino, a well-known proponent of liberation theology who worked for decades in El Salvador even as fellow priests were murdered, church sources said Tuesday. Sobrino will be sanctioned for alleged errors in his teachings and writings about the divinity of Jesus, according to members of his Jesuit order in Rome. A Vatican spokesman this week confirmed to reporters that an investigation was underway. Sobrino, who resides in San Salvador and is affiliated with the University of Central America there, was expected to comment on the punishment after the Vatican makes...
  • Human stem cells battle degenerative brain diseases ("Adult stem cells" = aborted fetus' stem cells)

    03/14/2007 12:55:59 PM PDT · by cgk · 20 replies · 643+ views
    New Scientist Mag ^ | 3-12-2007 | Roxanne Khamsi
    Embryonic and adult stem cells offer similar protection against neurodegenerative disease, according to a landmark study in mice which has achieved a number of firsts with human stem cells. For the first time, rodents genetically predisposed to disease lived longer and healthier lives after receiving injections of the human cells, researchers claim. “We have been talking about stem cells for a decade and no one had cured anything with stem cells before this,” comments Eva Mezey, a researcher at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, US, who was not involved in the work. In the new study, Evan...