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Meanwhile, other civic leaders embraced Newsom's actions. Chicago Mayor Richard Daley said he would have "no problem" with Cook County issuing same-sex marriage licenses. Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson welcomed San Francisco's new policy. Victoria Dunlap, a Republican county clerk in New Mexico, issued licenses to 26 same-sex couples last Friday until the state attorney general shut her down...
...convinced that sweets and snacks always taste better when you're on a diet, you may be right. Scientists at the University of Malawi found that when you're hungry, your ability to taste changes, either because the taste buds on your tongue become more sensitive to sweets and salt or because your brain perceives the same tastes more intensely. The researchers gave a group of college men different concentrations of sugar or salt solutions to drink before and after lunch; the students were more aware of the sweet and salty tastes before lunch...
...home, urging him to hand over the battered corpse for immediate cremation. Fearing that the only proof he had of a possible murder would be reduced to ashes, Yu secretly buried the body in the snow-covered woods near his home. Even now, seven years later, he packs salt around the corpse several times a week to preserve the evidence. Whenever he heads to Beijing to petition for an investigation into her death, his son takes over the salting duties. Yu had planned to go to the capital next month, but he claims that a local public-security official...
...Ranking of the U.S. military command center in Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado, on a list of the world's safest places in the British science magazine Focus. Other top 10 locations: Fort Knox; Air Force One; and a vault in a mountain near Salt Lake City, where the Mormon church stores genealogical records
...most explosive action in the film--its equivalent of a car chase--comes when Folke moves a salt cellar and Isak has trouble finding it. Yet Hamer reveals a surprising richness in these lives. Isak's beloved workhorse is dying, and his neighbor, his only friend, grows increasingly jealous of Folke's presence. As for Folke, living in a cramped trailer parked outside, wearing a suit and tie in his observer's chair, his life is constrained. As far as we know, his only human contact is an aunt who sends him food parcels...