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5 Right-wing Doozies This Week: Climate Deniers Square Off Against the Pope
1. James Inhofe rips Pope buying climate change "hoax." Times are tough for climate change deniers, what with the Pope about to issue his encyclical urging the world to do the right thing and fight the earth’s man-made annihilation. But snowball-tossing, climate-change-denying,....

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DARREL PUGSLEY has the ‘Midas Touch’ in music
IF one were to seek for a music producer/arranger/composer of any merit on the Guyana shores, the name Darrel Pugsley would most likely be recommended. Lovers of Guyanese music would most likely remember him as one of the lead keyboard players with the Brutal Jammers and Heat Wave Band.

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YEARS AGO
. Today is Saturday, June 13, the 164th day of 2015. There are 201 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED PRESS. On this date in: 1927: Aviation hero Charles Lindbergh is honored with a ticker-tape parade in New York City. 1966: The Supreme Court rules in Miranda v.

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Scots recognised in Birthday Honours
Gordon Aikman, Nicky Campbell and James MacMillan are among those to have been honoured. Scots from all walks of life have been recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours list. They include composer James MacMillan, who is to be knighted, while children's author Aileen Paterson is awarded an MBE.

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Robert Morris Page: He stayed firmly on history's radar
The St. Paul-born, Hamline-educated inventor figured out how to use the same antenna for transmitting and receiving signals bouncing off objects so Allied ships in World War II could accurately find German and Japanese enemies at sea and in the sky. Dropping two atomic bombs on Japan ended that war 70 years ago.

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Pope Francis meets thousands of cheering Italian Scouts in St Peter's Square
The boy scouts and girl guides packed out St Peter's Square this morning; Pope Francis travelled through the square in his open-top Popemobile Later he individually greeted dozens of the lucky youngsters for a blessing; Pope Francis told the youngsters they were a 'precious' part of the Church By ....

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Pope Francis meets thousands of cheering Italian Scouts in St Peter's Square
The boy scouts and girl guides packed out St Peter's Square this morning; Pope Francis travelled through the square in his open-top Popemobile Later he individually greeted dozens of the lucky youngsters for a blessing; Pope Francis told the youngsters they were a 'precious' part of the Church By ....

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ROM Sets Bold New Direction with Explosive Pompeii Opening
Michael Lee-Chin Crystal transformed into Mount Vesuvius with dramatic light installation. Outdoor video projection is part of ROM marketing campaign from new agency BT/A Advertising. Spectacle enjoyed at #FNLROM by more than 3000 participants. TORONTO June 13, 2015 /CNW/ - The Royal Ontario Museum....

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Sock it to me!: Tony Abbott has Aretha moment as G7 stands up and the heat rises
The corrosive and contradictory debate in Australia over climate change is so familiar – and can be so mind-numbing – that you could be forgiven for thinking it had been going on forever. It hasn't, of course. But a s far back as 1976, the Australian Academy of Science reported that humans were likely to contribute to the planet heating up.

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Sock it to me!: Tony Abbott has Aretha moment as G7 stands up and the heat rises
The corrosive and contradictory debate in Australia over climate change is so familiar – and can be so mind-numbing – that you could be forgiven for thinking it had been going on forever. It hasn't, of course. But a s far back as 1976, the Australian Academy of Science reported that humans were likely to contribute to the planet heating up.

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The week’s passages
Dr. Lester R. Sauvage, 88, a Seattle heart surgeon and author who performed more than 10,000 surgeries in his career and founded what’s now known as the Hope Heart Institute in 1959 to advance research, education and awareness of heart disease and treatment, died June 5 in his sleep, of complications of Parkinson’s disease.

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