Large Hadron Collider tunnel and dipole magnets. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Large Hadron Collider quadrupole magnets for directing proton beams to interact. These superconducting quadrupole electromagnetas were made in Fermilab. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - FEBRUARY 05: A man takes a phone picture of the frozen fountains in Trafalgar Square on February 5, 2012 in London, England. The United Kingdom is experiencing heavy snowfall with many areas affected. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)iGoogle will not be available after November 1, 2013All Things Considered - NPR
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Air France pilots 'lost control'
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Technical failure and human error led to the loss of an Air France flight over the Atlantic in June 2009, according to the final report into the...
- Japan nuclear crisis 'man-made'The crisis at the Fukushima nuclear plant was "a profoundly man-made disaster", a Japanese parliamentary panel has said in a report.July-05-12 5:09:44 AM
- South Korea moots 'scientific' whalingSouth Korea proposes resuming whaling as part scientific research programmes similar to Japan's, in a move widely criticised at the IWC.July-04-12 2:11:07 PM
- UK 'biorenewables' centre opensA facility designed to make the UK a world leader in the green chemistry sector opens at the University of York.July-05-12 4:44:16 AM
- Higgs-like particle 'discovered'Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider claim the discovery of a particle believed to be the long-sought Higgs boson.July-04-12 1:35:12 AM
- Ancient poo hosts Antarctic mossMoss plants in Antarctica take nutrients from the frozen poo left behind by penguins thousands of years ago, research reveals.July-04-12 6:36:36 PM
- Fight on for wind power subsidiesWind power firms in the UK warn they may take the government to court if they get caught in a political row over subsidies.July-05-12 12:04:22 AM
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The judge overseeing the Trayvon Martin case in Florida will announce Thursday whether he will grant bond to George Zimmerman, a court official said.
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Lifeguard Saves Life, Loses Job: DNews Nuggets
When a Florida lifeguard saves the life on a swimmer outside his designated zone, he's fired.
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Dirtying Up Our Diets
By Dr. Mercola Asthma, hay fever, eczema, food allergies, lupus, multiple sclerosis and other immune- mediated afflictions are all on the rise...
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Report may blame both human error and technical malfunction for disaster that killed all 228 people on Rio to Paris flightFrench investigators are...
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Approved tax law gives Sars upper hand
Legislation allowing the taxman to search business premises without a warrant is expected to come into operation within the next three months.
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By Susan FerrissCenter for Public Integrity At the first-ever congressional hearing on the subject of solitary confinement, Sen. Dick Durbin of...
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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...
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State committee head: Azerbaijani diaspora formed on scientific basis
If earlier the matter was organisation of Azerbaijani diaspora, now we are talking about the formation of the diaspora on a scientific basis
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Rates of drug-resistant staph infections seem to be on the decline in the community at large as well as in hospitals and nursing homes.
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An Ontario study of two drugs — one approved to treat wet age-related macular degeneration, and the other used off-label to fight the eye disease —suggests neither increases the risk of stroke or heart attack, adding to the debate over why both ... |
by Community Team Posted: July 5, 2012 8:47 AM Last Updated: July 5, 2012 9:12 AM Health Canada is thinking of taking the growth of medical marijuana out of individual hands. (iStock) Health Canada is struggling to police its medical marijuana program, ... |
'Cat ladies' have increased suicide risk: Study - Toronto Sun
Women who own cats are more likely to commit suicide, but it has nothing to do with the stereotype of a lonely "cat lady". Researchers from the University of Maryland found that women infected with the parasite T. gondii, which can be contracted while ... |
High risk employers still flout safety rules: auditor - Calgary Herald
The province still hasn't adequately cracked down on "high risk" employers and workers who repeatedly flout safety rules, the auditor general warned Wednesday. In a new report, auditor general Merwan Saher said he was forced to repeat several ... |
Children who are spanked, hit, or pushed as a means of discipline may be at an increased risk of mental problems in adulthood — from mood and anxiety disorders to drug and alcohol abuse, new research suggests. Although it is well established that ... |
A health-care worker in Edmonton has been charged for allegedly sexually assaulting two pateints, including a severely disabled patient. Investigators say the alleged assaults happened over the past two years at a long-term care home in Edmonton's ... |
Actos Again Linked to Bladder Cancer Risks - Legal Examiner
The link between the diabetes treatment drug Actos and an increased risk of bladder cancer continues to get stronger. Actos (pioglitizone) is a drug often prescribed to patients with type 2 diabetes in order to help regulate their blood sugar levels. |
Teens' First-Time Substance Use Rises in Summer Months - Family Practice News Digital Network
School's out and the living is easy for teens come summertime, but a new government |
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