Muslims sue Denny’s over pork in meals incident in Montana
In Helena, two Muslims Abdussalam Sipes and Clarence Watson accuse a Denny’s in Billings of placing pork in separate pork-free meals. An investigator for the Montana Human Rights Bureau says packaging and repeated pork findings imply intentional action.
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Vanderbilt to study coffee health benefits and risks
Vanderbilt University researchers plan to open the Institute for Coffee Studies with 6 million dollars in funding from Latin American coffee groups. The program will explore coffee components beyond caffeine and potential effects on depression alcoholism and colorectal cancer risk. Experts warn against starting coffee use but say little harm in moderate consumption.
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New Mars Dike Theory Recasts Ancient Canyons and Floods
Geologists Dan McKenzie and Francis Nimmo of Cambridge propose in Nature that underground molten dikes carved Mars gorges far larger than Earth canyons and melted vast ice, creating underground pools and widespread movement. Their model suggests dikes neared the surface, uplifting rocks and forming a central canyon while underground water created warm oases that could have supported life.
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