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  Wind farm by Dorret Groot Wassink   This week Time magazine marvels at our heroes of the environment: People who made a difference, who are changing our world. Leaders, visionairies, moguls, entrepreneurs, activist, scientists and innovators.

Even Brave Heroes need a little help from their big sisters. Close your eyes and can FLY! This kid.  My heart.  Inseparable.

GOD OPENED OZONE TO BURN EVIL The Delaware Sun Worshipers claimed victory with their violent melanoma campaign and execution of 21 year University of Delaware student Michelle Rigney, yesterday. “Like all whites, she thought her skin and dishwater blonde hair were superior,” said Delaware Black Sun Worshihp Hakeem Muhammed.

“There aren’t many of us here in Zionsville, but we get to lay our eyes on them from time to time. We do it quickly and then look off. We don’t want them to think we’re looking at them funny and loose our jobs,” one black Zionsville resident said.

Naperville, Illinois’ Neuqua Valley High School’s ban on students wearing “Be Happy, Not Gay” t-shirts — in opposition to the pro-homosexuality “Day of Silence” — has been overturned. Photo: Alliance Defense Fund. An important victory for free speech here.

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