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In an ancient mosque of al-Awlaki Anwar in northern Virginia, the reaction to the cleric's death mixed

The faithful at the mosque in northern Virginia, where Anwar al-Awlaki once served as a magnet have different reactions to the news that was killed in an airstrike by U.S. forces. After staying at the Dar al-Hijrah Islamic Center, al-Awlaki moved to Yemen and become one of the most notorious terrorists of the world. Many worshipers at the mosque, said Friday that his mosque defiled Islam and

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Holly Madison insures her breasts for $1 million

Holly Madison wants to protect its "assets." The television personality and the reality of Las Vegas artist took an insurance policy of $1 million in the breasts of Lloyd's of London. The 31-year-old told People magazine that she took the policy to protect themselves and other persons who appear in "Peepshow," starring the burlesque show at the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino.  "I've

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Durbin Slams Bank of America rescued more share New Debit Card

A top senator crashed after Bank of America company, one of the biggest recipients of taxpayer bailouts in the U.S., announced that they charge their customers a new fee of $ 5 per month for the use of cards Debit - if only to buy a coffee for $ 2. Although the bank has no plans to charge customers to use the ATM, the fee would be triggered once a month, if buyers use their debit cards

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The Pawpaw fruit harvesting forgotten U.S.

I recently heard of a drink in secret. Kayakers to paddle in the waters near Washington, DC, told me of a mango fruit that grows along the banks of the Potomac - a familiar mottled skin and hides a tasty treat. A tropical fruit-like here, really? Yep. It is the only member of a family tree tropical warm. You can not buy in stores from pawpaw, so that for years the only way to eat from the tree

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Walter Payton book claims drug abuse, adultery

A new book on Walter Payton, the Hall of legendary Chicago Bears fame, reveals a controversial side, deprived of running back and has been criticized by his family. In "Sweetness: The Walter Payton's enigmatic life," the life of Payton Jeff Pearlman chronicles his childhood in Mississippi and the battle with a rare liver disease and death from cancer of the bile ducts in the year 1999.

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National Coffee Day: Celebrate with a cup of coffee

Today, all that tea drinkers presumed to take a walk, because it is the national coffee day Caribou Coffee, 07/11, Thornton, and Krispy Kreme are making it easier to feed their addiction by providing free coffee cups in places across the country. (Note the fine print: 7 / 11 's gifts to the final 11 hours, and Caribou, is to buy one, get one for a friend free.) Although rumored to be involved,

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Dead Sea Scrolls come to life on Web

Discovered in 1947, the Dead Sea Scrolls have been available only for display in a museum in Israel ... so far. Thanks to digital photography experts and a project created by Google, high-resolution photos of five of the seven original manuscripts from the Dead Sea can now be viewed online. The Dead Sea Scrolls Digital website offers a look into the distant past, allowing users to view and examine

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