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• Iqbal Day celebrated across Pakistan

  
  AIndiaNews.com — Authority: 461
  ISLAMABAD: The 132nd birth anniversary of poet philosopher Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal was celebrated on Monday across the country with national zeal, fervor and enthusiasm. Various Cultural, educational and literary organizations organized different programmes across the country to mark the day in a befitting manner ...
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• FLDS TRIAL: All eyes still on Jessop, for now

  
  Texas Tech Today — Authority: 444
  Raymond Merril Jessop has been the only man on trial the past two weeks in Schleicher County. Even the eyeball-torturing lighting in the 51st Judicial District Courtroom couldn’t trick anyone into seeing 11 other shadows cast behind his as he sat quietly at the defense table. Jessop is the first to be tried among ...
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• Fantasy GM: What Would I Do If I Were Running The Mets?

  
  Mets Merized Online — Authority: 554
  It’s easy to sit and write an article saying that the Mets should sign Jason Bay, trade for Adrian Gonzalez and Roy Halladay and who knows what else. To examine the Mets offseason like they are working without the constrictions of a budget would be a mistake. They aren’t the Yankees. Given the number of holes ...
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• Workplace Aggression on the Rise

  
  Psych Central News — Authority: 563
  As economic hardships force more companies to downsize, an expert warns that employers should be on the alert for disgruntled employees, especially those who exhibit a “hostile attribution style.” Paul Harvey, assistant professor of management at the University of New Hampshire cautions employers about what to do ...
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• Verayo uses unique flaws in chips to fight counterfeiting

  
  Gadget Reviews — Authority: 144
  One of the great problems of the chip industry is that no two chips are alike. Even when chip makers are fabricating the exact same chip product, like an Intel microprocessor, there are always minute and virtually unnoticeable differences from one chip to the next.The brilliant thing about chip startup Verayo is that ...
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• Welcome to Bizarro Land. It gets more bizarre by the day and more deadly too.

  
  The Real Revo — Authority: 489
  I am curious as to just how many insults to our intelligence the American people are going to endure before we collectively scream in a voice so loud it can be heard ‘round the world. I am living in Bizarro Land. Every day it gets more bizarre and every day it gets more deadly. Nonetheless the media drumbeat of ...
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• La Culture Physique

  
  femalemuscle by lori braun — Authority: 143
  Boy, times…do they change. In 100 years, the body of the female athlete has evolved from chunky and fit to ripped and muscular. Few modern women would dare bare this “old school” look in a bikini. Yet, 100 years ago it was considered the look of health. The images from the attached magazine cover are from ...
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• Federalism–The Series—Part One–Intro

  
  Info Ink — Authority: 135
  Inkwell Institute Professor’s Classroom Subject:  Politics/Government/Political Theory In the past I was called a “Federal Agitator” the person that made this accusation a decade ago meant it in a derogatory way, but I kind of liked it so I have retained that title for my passing……sorry….that was a ...
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• Scientists can now eavesdrop on bacteria

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 726
  Washington, Nov 9 (IANS) A new breakthrough will help scientists eavesdrop on bacteria and learn how they chat with one another. This finding is likely to lead to new therapeutic discoveries for diseases ranging from cancer to diabetes and allergies.Pieter C. Dorrestein, pharmacy professor at the University of ...
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• Building Blocs

  
  The New Republic - Health Care Feed — Authority: 759
  Monday marks the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. It is worth pausing to recall just how momentous, and unanticipated, this event and those that followed were. My students today have no memory of the cold war; to them, Prague and Budapest, just like Paris and Madrid, are simply places to visit or ...
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• The Reinvention of Robert Gates

  
  The New Republic - Health Care Feed — Authority: 759
  One afternoon in October, a blue and white jumbo jet flew high above the Pacific Ocean, approaching the international dateline. On board was the secretary of defense, Robert Gates, who was on an around-the-world trip that would end with a summit of NATO defense ministers, where the topic of the day would be ...
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• James Carafano: James Jay Carafano: Abandoning the study of military history

  
  Art Institute — Authority: 153
  age of increasingly tight budgets, bean counters must choose between buying bullets and educating brains.
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• Jordanian Professor: Israel Will Go to War over Water

  
  MATADOR NINETY-FOUR — Authority: 424
  Israel will wage war against Egypt within seven years in order to control the Nile River. First war of Israel over water will be in Shebaa farms area.Related posts: Official: Israel prevents 15 medicine-laden trucks into Gaza World recoils at Gaza bloodshed, US backs Israel Gaza faces failed harvests after the ...
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• Alan Johnson accused of misleading MPs over sacking of Professor David Nutt

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 974
  Alan Johnson the Home Secretary has been accused by the Liberal Democrats of misleading Parliament over the sacking of drugs adviser Professor David Nutt.
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• Evan Harris accuses Alan Johnson of a "litany of errors" over Professor Nutt dismissal comments

  
  LibDemBlogs — Authority: 174
  Dr Evan Harris, the Lib Dem MP and science spokesperson has written a letter to Alan Johnson the Home Secretary drawing his attention to a number of factual inaccuracies in the statements Mr Johnson made to the House of Commons last Monday in the debate about his dismissal of Professor Nutt. Dr Harris charges Mr ...
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• Pencil Jab Results in School Suspension

  
  Baby Chums — Authority: 577
  Sixth-grader Harmon Dehnert was suspended from school recently until next fall for jabbing another student with a pencil. While the school administrators believed that a 10-day suspension was appropriate, the Plainfield Community Consolidated School District 202 board voted unanimously that Harmon had used the ...
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• MPs expenses: Prof Sir Ian Kennedy would be unwise to water down reforms

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 974
  Professor Sir Ian Kennedy head of the new expenses watchdog has been warned that he would be unwise to water down proposed reforms to the discredited system of Commons allowances.
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• Vampire Killer Kits: Antique, Collectible and Modern

  
  Quazen — Authority: 529
  Vampire killer kit image courtesy Stevens Auction Company The vampire culture has never been hotter, with Stephenie Meyer’s mega-selling Twilight series fueling much of the current rage. Along with vampires come vampire killing kits, with some antique models possibly dating back to the late 18th century.   ...
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• Exposure to air pollution increases infants’ bronchiolitis risk (Re-issue)

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 726
  Washington, Nov 8 (ANI): Increased exposure to air pollution might put infants at an increased risk of developing bronchiolitis, reveals a new study.The researchers found that traffic-derived air pollutants as well as wood smoke and industrial emissions were associated with infant bronchiolitis.“There has been very ...
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• Employers should watch for ‘hostile attribution style’ when firing workers

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 726
  Washington, Nov 8 (ANI): As the recession forces more companies to fire employees, a workplace aggression expert has suggested that employers should tailor the bad news in a way that minimizes the likelihood of an extremely bad reaction.Paul Harvey, assistant professor of management at the University of New Hampshire, ...
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