All Things Considered - NPR
Uganda's Leader: 26 Years In Power, No Plans To Quit
American Water Intelligence Project
Jamnagar WWTP
BBC\
Blog of Rights - ACLU
Victory: No More Shackles on Pregnant Prisoners
CNET
Microsoft gets handy with wrist-mounted Digits system
CNN
Sandusky gets no less than 30 years, no more than 60
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
Carbon Farmers of Australia
Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
Circle of Blue water news
Federal Water Tap, October 8: The Army Corps of Engineers’ Tattered Empire
Commentators
Natalie Bennett: This free-for-all won't solve the housing crisis
Common Dreams
Hope, Anger, and Courage: NYPD Arrests Veterans For Honoring the Dead
Daily Bell
VIDEO: Was Obama Debate Failure a Ploy?
Deepwater Horizon
( Norris could be quoting Revelations to say that. But when he says the Climate Treaty is a waypoint to creating a One World Government - the New World Order publicly referred to in the speeches of Bush Sr. - I nod in agreement. But - it could as well promote a self imposed Sanction against those collecting levies to be forwarded to the United Nations .... and consequent economic collapse for those countries due to trading market price disadvantage. )
Democracy Now!
Discovery News
Sandusky Gets 30 Years Jail: DNews Nugget
EPA Radiation News
EPA Water Science News
2012 Beach Grants
Food and Water Watch
President Obama: Don’t Let Industry Convince You That GE Salmon Is Safe
food consumer
Kilwins Sugar Free (S/F) Peanut Butter Fudge Recalled
ForceChange
Demand Justice for Police Killing of 18-Year-Old Gilbert Thomas Collar
FreakOut Nation
Educators for Obama compare the candidates
Guardian UK
Romney gains four-point lead over Obama
Hayride
Inside Facebook
Lifehacker
LobeLog
memeorandum
Sesame Street Liberalism (William Kristol/Weekly Standard)
Steve Munro
NPR
Risks Of Global Economic Slowdown Are 'Alarmingly High,' IMF Warns
NRC
IV-12-042: NRC Receives Response to Confirmatory Action Letter, Action Plan for San Onofre Unit Proposed NRC Review to Take Months
New Scientist
News 24
SA needs R35bn power boost - lobbyist
Obama Conspiracy Theories
Open Channel
Deadly crossing: Death toll rises among those desperate for the American Dream
Open Secrets
The October Surprise: Majority of Outside Spending Likely to Come in Final Month
Outlook Blogs
paper.li
Paper.li: New Responsive Design Paper View
The Paper.li Community: Sharing and Inspiring
PECAN Group
Payvand Iran news
Pesticide Action Network
Atrazine & birth defects, another link
Philippines News
Political MoJo | Mother Jones
Would An Obama Win Hurt Campaign Finance Reform?
Politics Security Secrecy
Rwanda must investigate unlawful detention and torture by military ...
Psychology Today
Science
Britain's Sir John Gurdon wins Nobel prize in medicine for his pioneering work in cloning and stem cells
Science Daily
Scientific American
Shaleshock Media
Star Online
Penang second bridge to ease congestion on first bridge by up to 30%
Statesman
TED
Rise of a gangsta nerd: Fellows Friday with Hakeem Oluseyi
Techdirt
Congress: Fear Chinese Networking Companies! But Ignore That China Makes All Our Networking Equipment!
This Week in Science
Trend.Az
Azerbaijani TuranBank increases capital
USA Today
Spinal tap patients worry about fungal meningitis
Unexplained Mysteries
Man dies after cockroach eating contest
Web MD
Weight Watchers Gets Thumbs Up in Study
Weird
White House
Remarks by the First Lady at a Campaign Event -- Seattle, WA
WhoWhatWhy
Uganda's Leader: 26 Years In Power, No Plans To Quit
American Water Intelligence Project
Jamnagar WWTP
BBC\
- Quantum pioneers win Nobel prizeThe 2012 Nobel physics prize goes to two scientists for controlling single particles to yield a picture of the world at the most fundamental level.October-09-12 3:52:35 AM
- Baumgartner eyes skydive recordThe Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner will try to become the first human to break the sound barrier unaided by a vehicle when he jumps out of a balloon high over the New Mexico desert.October-09-12 7:48:39 AM
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- Probe into golden eagle shootingThe Scottish SPCA appeals for information after a golden eagle was found close to death after being shot near the Southern Upland Way.October-09-12 6:19:31 AM
- US team aim to make human spermUS researchers say they will redouble their efforts to create human sperm from stem cells following the success of a Japanese study involving mice.October-08-12 8:25:55 PM
- Stem cell experts win Nobel prizeTwo pioneers of stem cell research have shared the Nobel prize for medicine or physiology, for experiments 40 years apart.October-08-12 7:58:25 AMMexico drug chief's body stolenThe body of the leader of a Mexican drug cartel, who was killed in a shootout with marines, is stolen by an armed gang, a prosecutor confirms.Young Pakistani campaigner shot
Blog of Rights - ACLU
Victory: No More Shackles on Pregnant Prisoners
CNET
Microsoft gets handy with wrist-mounted Digits system
CNN
Former
Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky will likely spend
the rest of his life in prison. Sandusky is 68 and is not eligible
for...
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
Carbon Farmers of Australia
Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
Circle of Blue water news
Federal Water Tap, October 8: The Army Corps of Engineers’ Tattered Empire
Commentators
Natalie Bennett: This free-for-all won't solve the housing crisis
Common Dreams
Hope, Anger, and Courage: NYPD Arrests Veterans For Honoring the Dead
Daily Bell
VIDEO: Was Obama Debate Failure a Ploy?
Deepwater Horizon
( Norris could be quoting Revelations to say that. But when he says the Climate Treaty is a waypoint to creating a One World Government - the New World Order publicly referred to in the speeches of Bush Sr. - I nod in agreement. But - it could as well promote a self imposed Sanction against those collecting levies to be forwarded to the United Nations .... and consequent economic collapse for those countries due to trading market price disadvantage. )
Democracy Now!
Discovery News
Supreme Court Tries Race Admission: DNews Nugget
A
white, female student sued a Texas university for denial of admission.
Her case is now being heard by the U.S. Supreme Court.
EPA Radiation News
EPA Water Science News
2012 Beach Grants
Food and Water Watch
President Obama: Don’t Let Industry Convince You That GE Salmon Is Safe
food consumer
Kilwins Sugar Free (S/F) Peanut Butter Fudge Recalled
ForceChange
Demand Justice for Police Killing of 18-Year-Old Gilbert Thomas Collar
FreakOut Nation
Educators for Obama compare the candidates
Guardian UK
Romney gains four-point lead over Obama
Republican
candidate makes especially dramatic gains with female voters after
strong performance in first debateThe storm clouds gathering over...
Zetas leader 'killed in shootout'Hayride
Inside Facebook
Lifehacker
LobeLog
memeorandum
Sesame Street Liberalism (William Kristol/Weekly Standard)
Steve Munro
NPR
Risks Of Global Economic Slowdown Are 'Alarmingly High,' IMF Warns
NRC
IV-12-042: NRC Receives Response to Confirmatory Action Letter, Action Plan for San Onofre Unit Proposed NRC Review to Take Months
New Scientist
News 24
SA needs R35bn power boost - lobbyist
South
Africa needs to spend R35bn to maintain neglected distribution
networks, or risk further backlogs, a lobby group has warned.
Obama Conspiracy Theories
Open Channel
Deadly crossing: Death toll rises among those desperate for the American Dream
In
a rural Texas county, an increasing number of illegal immigrants are
dying before they can complete the journey to what they hoped would be
a...
Profiles of terror suspects being sent from UK to face US trialsOpen Secrets
The October Surprise: Majority of Outside Spending Likely to Come in Final Month
Outlook Blogs
paper.li
You
asked for it, so we coded it! Today we're excited to announce the
deployment of the new Paper.li "responsive design" paper view.Back in
the...
PECAN Group
Payvand Iran news
Pesticide Action Network
Atrazine & birth defects, another link
Philippines News
Political MoJo | Mother Jones
Would An Obama Win Hurt Campaign Finance Reform?
Politics Security Secrecy
Rwanda must investigate unlawful detention and torture by military ...
Psychology Today
Science
Britain's Sir John Gurdon wins Nobel prize in medicine for his pioneering work in cloning and stem cells
Science Daily
Scientific American
Shaleshock Media
Star Online
Penang second bridge to ease congestion on first bridge by up to 30%
Statesman
TED
Rise of a gangsta nerd: Fellows Friday with Hakeem Oluseyi
Techdirt
Congress: Fear Chinese Networking Companies! But Ignore That China Makes All Our Networking Equipment!
This Week in Science
Trend.Az
Azerbaijani TuranBank increases capital
The
State Committee for Securities registered the issue prospectus of
ordinary registered book-entry shares of Turanbank totaling 6.197
million manat,
Iraq has potential to play key role in world oil supply, says IEAUSA Today
Spinal tap patients worry about fungal meningitis
Unexplained Mysteries
Man dies after cockroach eating contest
Web MD
Weight Watchers Gets Thumbs Up in Study
Commercial
weight loss programs may offer as good if not better weight loss
results than those led by a health professional, according to a new
study.
Alzheimer's Drug Slows Memory DeclineWeird
White House
Statement by NSC Spokesperson Tommy Vietor on Extension of NATO Secretary General Rasmussen's Tenure
More than 100 colleges and universities have signed on to the Joining
Forces commitment that will help prepare educators to lead classrooms
and develop school cultures that are more responsive to the social,
emotional and academic needs of children in military families.
To learn more about “Operation Educate the Educators,” visit www.aacte.org or www.militarychild.org.
( Having come from what you might say was an Ex military family I have a WTF moment )
WhoWhatWhy
A Witchy Life
Question of the Week: Autumn Favorites
Hi
all! We’re now most definitely into the autumn, and at least on the
East Coast, the fall weather has asserted itself. I’m very...
Clearing an Apartment
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At
the same time as more workplaces are responding to depression at a
“remarkable” pace, some stigma still remains toward the mood disorder,
with some Canadians saying they believe that people choose to be
depressed, according to a new survey.
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Outbreak Spurs Calls for New Controls - Wall Street Journal
As
many as 13000 patients may have been exposed to fungal meningitis from
tainted spinal steroid injections, authorities said Monday, as some
lawmakers called for bringing certain specialized pharmacies under
greater regulatory scrutiny.
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Depression
during pregnancy can put women between a rock and a hard place when it
comes to choosing whether or not to take their anti-depressants. In a
new study out of the University of British Columbia, researchers found
that both maternal depression ...
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Pharmacists
can now give flu shots, renew most prescriptions, and prescribe drugs
to help quit smoking, says Premier Dalton McGuinty. McGuinty announced
Tuesday that the long-anticipated changes are effective immediately.
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A
drug prescribed to prevent nausea and vomiting in cancer and surgery
patients may change the electrical activity of the heart, Health Canada
warns. The 32 milligram intravenous dose of Zofran should be used, the
regulator said Tuesday in announcing a ...
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Drug 'may prevent stroke damage' - BBC News
It
may be possible to use a drug to prevent some of the lasting and
crippling damage caused by a stroke, according to doctors in the US and
Canada. A safety trial, published in the Lancet Neurology medical
journal, suggested the chemical NA-1 was safe ...
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Karachi: Brain-eating amoeba kills 10 - BBC News
A
rare brain-eating amoeba is responsible for at least 10 deaths in the
Pakistani city of Karachi in recent months, health officials believe.
The source of the parasite is not yet known, but it is thought victims
may have been exposed to it when using ...
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"Gaby Scanlon" "liquid nitrogen cocktail" "Nitro Jagermeister cocktails" "Nitro Jagermeister" "Dr
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BRIDGEWATER,
NS -- A man accused of sexually assaulting and confining a 16-year-old
boy in Nova Scotia sat quietly during a brief court appearance today.
Additional charges were laid against David James Leblanc in Bridgewater.
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Former
Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky has been sentenced to a
minimum of 30 years in prison after being convicted last June of 45
counts of child sexual abuse. Sandusky's sentence was handed down
Tuesday morning after the disgraced former ...
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Republicans
were quick to claim bragging rights after Mitt Romney's aggressive
performance in the first presidential debate on Wednesday, while
Democrats struggled to explain President Barack Obama's often flat
showing. Within minutes of the debate's ...
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VICTORIA
- The presidents of two BC Conservative Party constituency associations
issued a formal call Tuesday morning for John Cummins to resign as
leader. "Our letter is the result of a groundswell of (constituency
association) presidents who did not ...
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The
body of the leader of a Mexican drug cartel, who was killed in a
shootout with marines, has been stolen by an armed gang, state officials
say. The corpse of Heriberto Lazcano, founder of the brutal Los Zetas
gang, was being stored by the ...
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Wrong-way crash kills local woman, 47 - Windsor Star
By
Kristie Pearce, The Windsor Star October 9, 2012 An Oakville woman has
been charged with impaired driving causing the death of a Windsor woman,
after police say she drove the wrong way on Highway 407 Saturday and
struck a car head-on.
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Launch
preparations have begun for the first skydive from the edge of outer
space, the ground crew for daredevil Felix Baumgartner reports. Shortly
after 11 .m. Toronto time, the team declared the mission had resumed
after a two-hour delay because of ...
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Letter: Vito Rizzuto for mayor - Montreal Gazette
Re:
“Now is not the time to remove Mayor Gérard Tremblay” (Henry Aubin,
Oct. 6) Henry Aubin outlined several arguments as to why Mayor Trembl
Workplaces make gains, but some stigma toward depression remains: poll - Montreal Gazette
At
the same time as more workplaces are responding to depression at a
“remarkable” pace, some stigma still remains toward the mood disorder,
with some Canadians saying they believe that people choose to be
depressed, according to a new survey.
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Man accused of chaining, raping teen in court - Toronto Sun
BRIDGEWATER,
NS - The only surviving suspect in the alleged kidnapping and rape of a
Nova Scotia teenager appeared in court Tuesday morning to face new
charges. David James Leblanc entered the courtroom looking haggard and
weak, wearing bandages on his ...
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Father, stepmother of Meika Dawn Jordan appear in Calgary court - MetroNews Canada
A
Calgary father and stepmother are looking to obtain legal counsel after
being charged with second-degree murder in the death of a six-year-old
girl. Spencer Jordan and Marie Magoon made a brief appearance in a
Calgary courtroom Tuesday.
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VICTORIA
- The presidents of two BC Conservative Party constituency associations
issued a formal call Tuesday morning for John Cummins to resign as
leader. "Our letter is the result of a groundswell of (constituency
association) presidents who did not ...
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A
woman nicknamed the Internet Black Widow for her ability to persuade
grieving widowers to marry her is scheduled for a bail hearing in
Sydney, NS, this morning as she aims to be released from custody while
fighting an attempted murder charge.
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A
tour bus that left Toronto and crashed in New Jersey on the weekend was
not authorized to be operating in the United States, CBC News has
learned. The vehicle was operated by the Toronto-based AVM Max 2000
Charter Services Inc., a company that had ...
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Toronto
police are appealing for tips after three women were sexually assaulted
in the city's west end over the Thanksgiving long weekend. At a news
conference late Tuesday morning, Det. Sue Kernohan urged anyone with
more information about the weekend ...
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Winnipeg police said a 22-year-old suspect has been charged for the death of his brother. Shortly af
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ZTE Denies Giving House Panel the Run Around - PC Magazine
By
Chloe Albanesius ZTE today insisted that its products are safe for US
companies to use and denied that it was uncooperative with a recent
congressional inquiry into its relationship with the Chinese government.
"ZTE has set an unprecedented standard ...
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More
from AP ROSWELL, NM — A weather hold that threatened to cancel extreme
athlete and skydiver Felix Baumgartner's death-defying, 37 kilometre
free fall into the southeastern New Mexico desert was lifted Tuesday
morning and crews began laying out his ...
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Nobel prize for solving a 'quantum weirdness' parlour trick - Globe and Mail
US
physicist David Wineland and France's Serge Haroche share the 2012
Nobel Prize in physics for doing what Mr. Wineland once described as a
scientific parlour trick. What they did was apply one of the most
successful theories in physics – quantum ...
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Shares of Research In Motion (RIMM.O) (RIM.TO) fell
3.5 percent on Tuesday after an analyst warned that the company's
make-or-break line of new BlackBerry smartphones is unlikely to hit
store shelves until March, weeks later than ...
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Tip: How to Get Google Maps on iOS 6 - PC Magazine
By
Jill Duffy The biggest concern I've heard from Apple users about the
latest mobile operating system, iOS 6, is that the Maps app has
completely changed. It used to be powered by Google, but Apple brought
it in house, and unfortunately, ...
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Vancouver homeless game iBeg raising awareness and controversy - Vancouver Sun (blog)
In
its blog, the company suggests it is hoping to keep awareness of
homelessness on people's minds outside of the traditional charitable
giving times and it would like the game to be used as a tool to let
people donate to Vancouver charities “on an ...
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Game review: 'Fable: The Journey' casts a magical spell with Kinect - Montreal Gazette
When
the Kinect system was unleashed two years ago for the Xbox 360, there
were promises that the camera-based, gesture-detecting gadget could turn
users' bodies into paintbrushes, allow them to chat with a virtual lad
named Milo, transform real-world ...
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Acer's $500 Windows 8 Tablet: Real iPad Rival - InformationWeek
Iconia W510 priced right, could give Apple's new iPad run for its money in key area
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Outbreak Spurs Calls for New Controls - Wall Street Journal
As
many as 13000 patients may have been exposed to fungal meningitis from
tainted spinal steroid injections, authorities said Monday, as some
lawmakers called for bringing certain specialized pharmacies under
greater regulatory scrutiny.
|
Depression
during pregnancy can put women between a rock and a hard place when it
comes to choosing whether or not to take their anti-depressants. In a
new study out of the University of British Columbia, researchers found
that both maternal depression ...
|
Pharmacists
can now give flu shots, renew most prescriptions, and prescribe drugs
to help quit smoking, says Premier Dalton McGuinty. McGuinty announced
Tuesday that the long-anticipated changes are effective immediately.
|
Drug 'may prevent stroke damage' - BBC News
It
may be possible to use a drug to prevent some of the lasting and
crippling damage caused by a stroke, according to doctors in the US and
Canada. A safety trial, published in the Lancet Neurology medical
journal, suggested the chemical NA-1 was safe ...
|
Karachi: Brain-eating amoeba kills 10 - BBC News
A
rare brain-eating amoeba is responsible for at least 10 deaths in the
Pakistani city of Karachi in recent months, health officials believe.
The source of the parasite is not yet known, but it is thought victims
may have been exposed to it when using ...
|
A
drug prescribed to prevent nausea and vomiting in cancer and surgery
patients may change the electrical activity of the heart, Health Canada
warns. The 32 milligram intravenous dose of Zofran should be used, the
regulator said Tuesday in announcing a ...
|
Wave of aging - Ottawa Citizen
By
Bernie Blais, The Ottawa Citizen October 9, 2012 9:26 AM Helping to
mark National Seniors Day on Oct. 1 were two recent studies reported in
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