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For Hungarian Borrowers, A Mortgage Nightmare
American Water Intelligence
Frederick WWTP upgrade, MD
BBC
Pakistan dismisses Taliban links
Pakistan's foreign minister says her country has no hidden agenda in Afghanistan, as a leaked Nato report accuses Islamabad of links to the Taliban.
Big freeze extends across EuropeBlog of Rights - ACLU
Will Congress Take Privacy Out of Your Netflix Queue?
CNN
No major injuries in Michigan train derailment
Two passenger rail cars jumped the tracks Wednesday near Ann Arbor, Michigan, but no life-threatening injuries were reported in the accident...
Does defiant Gingrich help or hurt GOP's chances?CNet
Swedish high court scuttles Pirate Bay appeal
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
Infographic visualizes rising income inequality in Canada
Circle of Blue - water news
The Stream, January 31: Mining and Food Production
Commentators
Robert Fisk: Syria is used to the slings and arrows of friends and enemies
Common Dreams
What Me Worry? "No Need to Panic About Global Warming," Say "Scientists"
DailyBell
VIDEO: UN Five-Year Plan Is Globalist to the Core
Daily News - Egypt
British Museum exhibit offers visitors chance to experience Muslim pilgrimage
Democracy Now!
Exploring Mitt Romney's Shifting Stances From "Moderate" Governor to GOP Frontrunner
Discovery
Apple's Siri Isn't Really Female
In other countries, Siri's voice sounds male.
Sea Turtle Baby Boom Breaks RecordsEducation
Lessons from famous college dropouts
Food and Water Watch
food consumer
$29 Billion Reasons to Lie About Cholesterol
Posted By Dr. Mercola | February 01 2012 $29 Billion Introduction from 29billion on Vimeo. Visit...
Force Change
FreakOutNation
Is Your Birth Control Part of the Recall? - ABC News
Getty Images Virtually all health insurance plans could soon be required to offer female patients free coverage of prescription birth control. Pfizer Inc. is recalling 1 million packets of birth control pills because of a packaging error. |
By Kim Painter, USA TODAY Breast surgeries questioned: More than 20% of women who have lumpectomies for breast cancer end up having second surgeries -- but the rates vary widely depending on where a woman is treated and who her surgeon is. |
Advisory Board Suggests Self-Moratorium on Publishing Avian Flu Research Details - Genetic Engineering News
Two months after touching off controversy by asking both Science and Nature to publish only abbreviated versions of new research on the H5N1 avian flu virus, members of the US National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) said they are ... |
Breast Cancer Surgery Rules Are Called Unclear - New York Times
Nearly half of women who had lumpectomies for breast cancer had second operations they may not have needed because surgeons have been unable to agree on guidelines for the most common operation for breast cancer, a new study finds. |
Skin transformed into brain cells - BBC News
By James Gallagher Health and science reporter, BBC News Skin cells have been converted directly into cells which develop into the main components of the brain, by researchers studying mice in California. The experiment, reported in Proceedings of the ... |
Postmenopausal women with a history of smoking who take heartburn drugs called proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) for two years or longer may be more likely to sustain a hip fracture. And the longer women take PPIs, the greater their risk. |
Scientists: New device reads your mind by recording brain waves - The State Column
A new device reportedly has the ability to read your mind by analyzing your brain waves, according to study published by scientists from four universities. The study, conducted by researchers at UC Berkeley, UC San Francisco, University of Maryland and ... |
Dr. Richard Olney dies at 64; researcher sought cure for Lou Gehrig's disease - Los Angeles Times
Dr. Richard Olney died after his own eight-year struggle with the disease. He spent most of his 25-year research career at UC |
Guardian UK
Taliban 'will take over in Afghanistan'
Pakistan and Nato reject assertions by Taliban and al-Qaida detainees in document based on interrogationsA secret US military report says the...
Romney crushes Gingrich in FloridaHayride
JEREMY ALFORD: The Sleazy Accusation Billy Nungesser Made Against Jay Dardenne, And The Show We Didn’t Get To See
Inside Facebook
Facebook gives users option to hide Ticker
Lifehacker
Make Your Own Wire Stripper that Warns You When You Hit the Wire [DIY]
LobeLog
The latest offer to Iran of nuclear talks: don’t hold your breath
memorandum
Steve Munro
Six Years
NPR - news
New Scientist - online news
Scientists suing the FDA after covert surveillance
News 24
Eskom ordered to raise pay
The National Union of Mineworkers says an arbitrator has ordered Eskom to up wage increases by at least 1% after the utility unilaterally...
Prospective Tshwane cop's death probedObama ConspiracyTheories
Colbert Super PAC raises over $1,000,000
Oddly Enough
Open Channel
Pro-Ron Paul PAC misses $$$ deadline, blames credit card company
A Super PAC supporting Ron Paul was the only major presidential fundraising operation to miss Tuesday's federal deadline for disclosing its donors...
After TV cameras leave, Romney Super PAC discloses $18 millionOpen Secrets
E-Filing Campaign Finances Remains a Rarity for Senators
Outlook
'Tweets Still Must Flow'
paper.li blog
Last fall we interviewed Paper.li publisher, Kate Morgan, an educator at Penn State who was using Paper.li in the classroom as a part of her...
Payvand Iran News
PECAN Group
Pesticide Action Network
Genetically engineered bourbon?! No joke.
Philippines News
Political MoJo : Mother Jones
We're Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 1, 2012
Politics Security Secrecy
Judicial Watch Can Push for Immigration Info - Courthouse News ...
Psychology Today
Reef News and Issues
Satellite News
NASA's THEMIS Satellite Sees a Great Electron Escape
When scientists discovered two great swaths of radiation encircling Earth in the 1950s, it spawned over-the-top fears about "killer electrons" and...
Science
The plane truth: Scientist reveals how wings really work
Science Daily
Artificial intelligence: Getting better at the age guessing game
Scientific American
Certain Neurons Respond Specifically to Animals
Star Online : nation
Boat capsizes near Kota Tinggi, eight drown, five missing (Updated)
Statesman
NASA's THEMIS Satellite Sees a Great Electron Escape
When scientists discovered two great swaths of radiation encircling Earth in the 1950s, it spawned over-the-top fears about "killer electrons" and...
TED
Extreme swimming with the world’s most dangerous jellyfish: Diana Nyad on TED.com
Techdirt
Dutch ISPs Refuse To Block The Pirate Bay Without A Direct Order
Ten Percent
This Week in Science
Potassium Permeation
Trend
About 20 seismic stations with satellite communication opened in Azerbaijan
Seventeen new telemetry seismic stations with satellite communication were opened in Azerbaijan in 2009-2011. Seven telemetry seismic stations...
Annual national program on integration into NATO approved in GeorgiaUnexplained Mysteries
Elephants grew over 24 million generations
US EPA Water Science News
Notice of Final 2010 Effluent Guidelines Program Plan; Re-Opening Public Comment Period
USA Today
Afghans' attacks on U.S. troops often personal
War is Business
New U.S. Nuke Facility Shows One Way Military Costs Get Hidden (Original Reporting)
Web MD
Antidepressants Take Time to Work, Time to Quit
Thinking about quitting your antidepressant? Find out what you should do before you take matters into your own hands.
Are You a Mosquito Magnet?Weird
CNN apologises for placing London in Norfolk during news report
White House
WhoWhatWhy
Zoe - It`s our Nature
How My Cat Sees Things
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