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…or a Conservative – Are you a liberal who works in a conservative office–or vice-versa? You’re not going to put up any posters of your candidate, but there are OTHER ways that office spies can find out how you plan to vote!

It turns out that how you decorate your cubicle tells all: political conservatives have neat, organized offices, while liberals? offices are a colorful mess.

In LiveScience.com, Jeanna Bryner quotes psychologist John Jost as saying, "Conservative rooms tended to be cleaner, more brightly lit, better organized, less cluttered, and also more conventional and ordinary in terms of decoration. Conservatives’ rooms were rated by independent raters as better organized and tidier in general."
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China’s Shenzhou 7 spacecraft, carrying a 3-man crew, lifted off on September 25th and is now orbiting the earth on a 3-day mission. Chinese astronauts, called taikonauts, will launch a small satellite and do a space walk. Next stop? the moon?
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Researchers have discovered that millions of tons of methane (a gas that is 20 times worse than CO2 when it comes to global warming) are being released into the atmosphere RIGHT NOW as the permafrost melts in the Arctic.

In the Tuesday, September 23 edition of the Independent, Steve Connor writes, “Underground stores of methane are important because scientists believe their sudden release has in the past been responsible for rapid increases in global temperatures, dramatic changes to the climate, and even the mass extinction of species [in the past].”
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Only a few places left! – Join William Henry and an intimate group of like-minded others for a powerful weekend in Nashville, TN on October 10-12! William will present his all-new lecture and slide show experience “MORPH: THE SECRET OF LIGHT BODY ACTIVATION.” The event will held at the Union Station Hotel in downtown Nashville. For more information, click here.William’s events fill up fast, but there are still a few places available. Contact William Henry today at whenrytn@earthlink.net or call (615) 292-5397.

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