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snopes.com: Update #463

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snopes.com: Update #463





Hello again from snopes, where we shed light on the wild tales you've heard! This e-mail gives information about new articles recently added to the snopes.com web site and provides pointers to older pieces about rumors and hoaxes still wandering into everyone's inboxes.

Our last update mailing was 10 April 2010.

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New Articles
  • Rumors claim President Obama canceled the National Day of Prayer.
  • Is payment of U.S. federal income taxes voluntary?
  • Rumors claim Scientologists, Amish, Christian Scientists, and Muslims will be exempt from requirements to obtain health insurance.
  • Did Caltech send its people home on 12 April 2010 in anticipation of a major earthquake striking the Los Angeles area?
  • Legend claims that Alexander Hall at Princeton University was built according to plans submitted by a failed architecture student who later paid for its construction.
  • Photograph purportedly shows the Obamas at a St. Patrick's Day party.
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Worth a Second Look
  • Can counting the chirps made by crickets really determine the temperature outdoors?

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