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Crime Keeps Falling Despite A Recession — But Why?
BBC
Clashes as Syria monitors fan out
Arab League peace monitors spread to various parts of Syria but anti-government violence continues, with more deaths reported.
Nigerians 'will defend churches'- Soyuz straight back into serviceFive days after a failed launch, a Russian Soyuz rocket lifts off once more - successfully placing six spacecraft in orbit for US firm, Globalstar.December-28-11 12:26:29 PM
- Species spotted at deep-sea ventRemarkable images of life from one of the most inhospitable spots in the ocean have been captured by scientists.December-27-11 7:17:52 PM
- Taking the pulse of NgozumpaClimate change in the Nepalese Himalayas means many glaciers are being eroded, leading to the production of large lakes that pose a future flood hazard.December-25-11 5:29:16 PM
- Elephant's sixth 'toe' discoveredA mysterious bony growth found in elephants' feet is actually a sixth "toe" that helps to support their enormous weight, scientists report.December-22-11 6:28:55 PM
- China's GPS rival is switched onBeijing's Beidou service begins offering location, navigation and timing data offering an alternative to the US's GPS network.December-27-11 5:33:53 AM
- Church and charity warn on solarThe Church of England and the National Trust are among organisations telling the government that it is putting community solar power schemes at risk.December-22-11 5:44:31 PM
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Getting Joe Arpaio in Sync with the Constitution and Away from Racial Profiling
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Build-A-Bear recalls nearly 300,000 teddy bears
The Build-A-Bear Workshop company is recalling nearly 300,000 Colorful Hearts Teddy Bears sold in the United States and Canada due to risks of...
Will his 'Paulbots' torpedo Ron Paul in Iowa?CNet
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Wall Street Mulls Suicide by Tactical Allocation
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Brotherhood-Revolutionary Socialists rift hints at political future, say analysts
Democracy Now!
Headlines for December 28, 2011
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UN Flags at Half-Mast for Kim Jong-il's Funeral
The UN headquarters may be following protocol, but critics argue the organization's human rights message is "being blurred."
Feeling the Ripples of Black Hole CollisionsFood and Water Watch
Will a Bad Week for AquaBounty and the FDA be Enough to Keep GE Salmon Off Our Plates?
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GOP Sen Lugar claims America can Afford to Police the World
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Regaining Weight Bad For The Health - Medical News Today
Recent research has shown that even after dieting and losing weight, the body tends to try its best to regain the lost fat stores. Holiday times tend to be tough for those trying to stay trim, and New Year resolutions often don't stick. ... |
Venezuela's government has offered to pay for the removal of breast implants feared to be at risk of rupture. The authorities would cover the cost of the surgery for Venezuelan women but would not pay for replacement implants, Health Minister Eugenia ... |
Los Angeles Vote to Decide on Condoms in Sex Films - New York Times
LOS ANGELES — Come June, voters here will have a chance to cast their ballots in the presidential primary. Along with their presidential preferences, they will be asked to decide whether actors in pornographic films should be required to wear condoms. ... |
Details of three face transplants offer a closer understanding - Los Angeles Times
Details of three groundbreaking full facial transplants were released in a research article published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine. The cases of three patients, from being screened for surgery to recovery, are documented. ... |
How do we diet? With apps, healthful foods and smaller portions - Los Angeles Times
When we diet, most of us eat more fruits and vegetables, many choose an established weight loss program, and one in four of us gets some help from a smartphone app. Those are some of the results from a recent ConsumerReports.org survey of 3201 ... |
By Dave Colby Beginning Sunday, California will become the first state in the nation to prohibit the sale of over-the-counter cough and cold medicines containing dextromethorphan (DXM) to minors. The prohibition is the direct result of a law authored ... |
Two studies out Wednesday show that Avastin, a drug that is already approved for other cancers -- but is also controversial -- could help women buy more time in the battle with ovarian cancer. More from NBC's Chief Science Correspondent Robert Bazell. ... |
By Nick Valencia, CNN (CNN) -- A mother who says she was harassed and humiliated by em |
Human rights groups challenge leadership of Arab League's Syria mission
Doubts raised after Sudanese general says situation in Homs is 'reassuring' despite footage of monitors witnessing casualtiesThe judgment of an...
Multiple deaths in Burma warehouse fire and explosionHayride
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How to Be a Trophy Wife: A tongue-in-cheek look at what it takes to be a status symbol
When the moniker “trophy wife” comes to mind images of one of Donald Trump’s wives or one of the various “The Real Housewives” are typically...
How to Make Rice Krispies TreatsInside Facebook
New This Week on the Inside Network Job Board: Acquinity Interactive, Kubra, Jana and More
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Relaxpls Takes You On a Soothing Desktop Vacation [Chrome Extensions]
memeorandum
TPM2012 - Death Penalty For Gays: Ron Paul Courts The Religious Fringe In Iowa (2012.talkingpointsmemo.com)
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Romney Jabs Rival, But Says He'd Take A President Paul Over Obama Part 2
New Scientist - online news
Best videos of 2011: Magnet turns off speech
News24
Zuma accepts Simelane ruling, appoints Jiba
President Jacob Zuma has accepted the court ruling that struck down his appointment of Menzi Simelane as national director of public prosecutions...
AU chief in Bissau after coup scareObama Conspiracy Theories
Jack Cashill’s confirmation bias
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Mitt Romney's Bain Advantage
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CONFIRMED: The Trillion-Dollar Lawsuit That Could End Financial Tyranny
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Congress Continues Military Program to Use Advanced Fuels
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Edmonton’s Seair posts revenue of $3.7M
Political MoJo - Mother Jones
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Daily Kos: China or U.S.? Repression and Secrecy Regimes
Psychology Today
The Comfort of Ritual
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The Guardian: Australia announces plans for world’s largest marine park
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Basic Steps for Real Estate Investors by Jeff Adams
Jeff Adams an ex-fire fighter mastered the art of Real Estate investment and now he is a popular and most successful real estate investor in United...
Science Daily - news
Scientists map susceptibility to type 2 diabetes
Scientific American
Tornadoes in 2011 Set Deadly Records
Star Online : Nation
Better security at primate island
Statesman
Five political stories to watch in 2012
Stuart Smith
- Still Flushed from Major Oil Spill Cleanup in China, ConocoPhillips Gets Green Light to Drill in Alaska
- The Untenable Risks of Deep-water Drilling: Shell Reports 13,000-Gallon Spill in Gulf of Mexico
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TED Blog
There are no scraps of men: Alberto Cairo on TED.com
Techdirt
Ten Percent
Tribalism Makes Holocaust Denial Easy
This Week in Science
Spinning in Place
USA Today
Public memorial set for North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il
Unexplained Mysteries
China tests 500 kilometers per hour train
Web MD
Diet Patterns Linked With Brain Health
Eating a diet rich in certain vitamins and in omega-3 fatty acids and low in trans fats may be best for brain health, new research suggests.
Avastin Delays Ovarian Cancer ProgressionWeird
Man accidentally shoots himself in the leg while using toilet
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WhoWhatWhy
Justifying War with Iran
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