Myles Collier

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  Nov 11, 2011

  Orion Deep Space Capsule Set for Historic NASA Launch in 2014 (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

  NASA has announced that it will launch a test flight of the Orion deep space capsule in 2014, which could open the pathway to space exploration to asteroids or even Mars.

• Nov 11, 2011

  Penn State Scandal: Mike McQueary Not Attending Saturday's Game

  Penn State takes the field this Saturday with new interim head coach Tom Bradley, but long-time assistant Mike McQueary will not be on the sidelines.

• Nov 10, 2011

  'Christians Should be Beheaded in India,' Says Hindu Extremist

  Pravin Togadia, Secretary General of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, a Hindu extremist group, has said that anyone who converts Hindus to Christianity should be put to death by decapitation.

• Nov 10, 2011

  MLB Player Wilson Ramos Kidnapped in Venezuela

  Four armed gunman have kidnapped Major League Baseball player Wilson Ramos from his home in Valencia, Venezuela.

• Nov 10, 2011

  Flash is Dead? Adobe Takes Flash Out of Mobile Devices as Developers Look to HTML5

  Adobe has made its most decisive move yesterday with regard to the future of Flash; announcing that it would be terminating the platform for use in mobile devices.

• Nov 10, 2011

  iPad 3 Release Date: iPad 3 Coming Next Fall?

  For eager Apple customers anticipating the iPad 3 release next March – they might need to circle another month instead.

• Nov 10, 2011

  Child Porn Report Leads to Mental Health Worker Being Fired

  A mental health worker in Montana has been fired after telling police that one of her clients had child pornography on his computer.

• Nov 10, 2011

  Bipartisan Group of Senators Introduce Online Sales Tax Bill

  A group of bipartisan senators introduced a bill Wednesday that would require online retailers to charge a sales tax, while exempting small businesses.

• Nov 9, 2011

  Pakistani Textbooks Teach Religious Intolerance, Increases Extremism

  A new report sponsored by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) states that textbooks teaching intolerance towards religious minorities in Pakistan would increase the “likelihood that violent religious extremism would continue to grow in that country.”

• Nov 9, 2011

  Gallup Poll Church Attendance: Republicans Attend More Services Than Democrats

  A new Gallup poll shows how people, in an identified political party, feel about not only attending church but also how often they actually attend regular Sunday service.