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  Caught Nodding Off at Work? You're Not Alone!
  About 30% of the U.S. workforce gets less than 6 hours sleep each night.
  by jenna3967 / on Apr 30, 2012
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  Let it Burn! Pre-Teens Forgo Use Of Sunscreen
  Pre-teens are forgoing the use of sunscreen, according to a recent study.
  by jenna3967 / on Jan 24, 2012
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  Happy Birthday to 1962!
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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “deaths”

 

• Reporter Who Challenged Afghan War Policy Dies in Car Crash

  
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  Reporter Michael Hastings, whose career-making profile of U.S. General Stanley McChrystal spurred the top Afghanistan war commander to resign, has died in a car accident in Los Angeles.
  11 hours ago

• Families win Iraq deaths damages bid

  
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  Relatives of soldiers killed in Iraq can sue the UK government for negligence and bring damages claims under the Human Rights Act, the Supreme Court rules. BBC News – UK The post Families win Iraq deaths damages bid appeared first on Starting Out London .
  12 hours ago

• Pesticide proved to be cause of Ajman deaths

  
  Dubai Informer — Authority: 147
  Ajman: Inhalation of a very toxic chemical pesticide called Max Super was the main cause behind the tragic death of the two Bangladeshi sisters, 3-year-old Hafsa and 8-month-old Sawda. The tragic incident occurred when the two girls, living with their parents in Ajman, started having trouble breathing and were taken ...
  1 day ago

• Paul B. Hayes, founding editor of The Adair Progress newspaper, dead at 59

  
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  Feed provided by BillySuratt.com - Mid-South Photojournalist | Kentucky Writer | eNinja Its been said that good news travels fast, but bad news travels faster. As Im reminded today, thats not always the case.
  3 days ago

• Thomas Penfield Jackson, Outspoken Judge, Dies at 76

  
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  Judge Jackson ruled that Microsoft was a predatory monopoly and must be split in half, only to see an appeals court reverse his order because he discussed it with journalists. Read more: Thomas Penfield Jackson, Outspoken Judge, Dies at 76 The post Thomas Penfield Jackson, Outspoken Judge, Dies at 76 ...
  3 days ago

• Thomas Roberts, Who Led Fight to Save Fire Island Lighthouse, Dies at 75

  
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  Mr. Roberts’s efforts to save the lighthouse in the early 1980s became a model for scores of lighthouse preservation campaigns.        
  3 days ago

• Thomas Penfield Jackson, Outspoken Judge, Dies at 76

  
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  Judge Jackson ruled that Microsoft was a predatory monopoly and must be split in half, only to see an appeals court reverse his order because he discussed it with journalists.        
  4 days ago

• Paul Soros, Shipping Innovator, Dies at 87

  
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  Mr. Soros built Soros Associates, which has dominated the port-building industry and shifted international trade and production patterns through its shipping innovations.        
  4 days ago

• Walt Arfons, a Pioneer With Cars Using Jet Engines, Dies at 96

  
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  Mr. Arfons, with his half brother, Art Arfons, built some of the fastest racecars of the 1950s and ’60s.        
  4 days ago

• Ralph Graves, Who Strove to Keep Life Magazine Afloat, Dies at 88

  
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  As the last managing editor of the weekly Life magazine, Mr. Graves strove to keep an American institution afloat in its turbulent final years.        
  4 days ago

• Louisiana Chemical Plant Explosions

  
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  The West fertilizer plant disaster has faded from the headlines but that doesn’t mean our national workplace inspection system has improved at all. On Thursday, a petrochemical plant exploded in Louisiana , killing 2 and injuring about 100. The last time this plant received an OSHA inspection? We actually don’t ...
  4 days ago

• The Non-Union Workplace

  
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  Here’s what happens when workplaces don’t have unions. An employee of Sewon America, an auto parts supplier for Kia, allegedly died Wednesday, May 29, after working in extreme heat on the company’s “project weld line” in LaGrange, according to another Sewon employee who spoke with LaGrange Citizen on ...
  4 days ago

• Joseph A. Unanue, Former Chief Executive of Goya Foods, Dies at 88

  
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  Mr. Unanue is credited with coining the company’s well-known advertising slogan, “Goya — oh boya!”        
  4 days ago

• Jerome Karle, 94, Dies; Nobelist for Crystallography

  
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  Dr. Karle shared the 1985 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with a former college classmate for creating what is now an essential tool in the development of new drugs.        
  4 days ago

• National Briefing | South: Louisiana: One Killed and Five Hurt In Second Chemical Plant Blast

  
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  One person was killed and eight people were injured in a chemical plant explosion in Donaldsonville, La., on Friday night, the state police said.        
  4 days ago

• BREAKING: 2 new deaths reported in Saudi Arabia from SARS-like virus MERS, raising global death toll to 33, WHO says

  
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  The global death toll from the SARS-like virus MERS has risen to 33, after two new fatalities in Saudi Arabia, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday. Spokeswoman Fadela Chaib said the Saudi health ministry had informed the UN agency of three new laboratory-confirmed cases, one of them fatal, and the ...
  5 days ago

• Do ALICE training tactics put students, teachers at risk?

  
  School Security Blog — Authority: 98
  Questions about student and teacher safety continue to mount as some schools deploy questionable drill tactics in which children and teachers are instructed to throw things at, and to attack, armed gunmen. The tactics stem from the controversial “Counter” component of the A.L.I.C.E. Training program, which ...
  5 days ago

• software and it consulting services

  
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  software and it consulting servicesWebsol is a software services and IT consulting firm specializing in product modernization/support services and enterprise ...
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• software and it consulting services

  
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  software and it consulting servicesWebsol is a software services and IT consulting firm specializing in product modernization/support services and enterprise ...
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• Walt Arfons, a Tinkerer Who Gave Racecars Wings, Dies at 96

  
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  Arfons, with his half-brother Art, built some of the fastest racecars in the 1950s and ’60s.        
  5 days ago

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