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Jessie Hall is 6 years old and she suffers from a rare disease called Rasmussen's Encephalitis which causes her to suffer constant life threatening seizures and unending twitching. To fix this, doctors from John Hopkins will remove half of her brain.
Posted 1 hour ago by  S. D. in Health
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Young children whose parents read aloud to them have better language and literacy skills when they go to school, according to a review published online ahead of print in the Archives of Disease in Childhood.
Posted 5 hours ago by Bob Ewing in Education
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The death toll is nearing 12,000 and climbing after a 7.9 magnitude earthquake rocked China yesterday. Citizen journalists are now being credited with breaking the news of the quake and strict Chinese laws on citizen reporting seem to be easing.
Posted 6 hours ago by  Chris Hogg in World
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The earthquake disaster in China may well be remembered by the massive amount of young students lost when their schools tumbled down trapping them into the earth.
Posted 6 hours ago by momentsintime in World
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Ron Paul's new book entitled The Revolution: A Manifesto has hit #1 on the New York Times bestsellers list for the week of May 18, 2008. Paul has proclaimed that he will not drop out the race for president as long as he still has supporters.
Posted 16 hours ago by TheRationalAnarchist in Entertainment
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Hillary Clinton has vowed to stay in the race for the Democratic nomination until the last primaries and on into the Convention, hoping to convince the party she should be the choice to run for the November general election. What do the polls say?
Posted 17 hours ago by Mr Garibaldi in Politics
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I've flown first class and coach, but I've never had to fly potty class on a cross country flight. One man has and to say he is ticked off is almost correct.
Posted 17 hours ago by Gar Swaffar in Travel
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The polls closed 75 minutes ago and the count is nearly complete, today was municipal election day in the province of New Brunswick.
Posted 18 hours ago by Bob Ewing in Politics
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Reports are coming out that anywhere from 300 to 700 have been arrested at a raid of the Agriprocessors Inc., in Iowa, which is the nation's largest kosher meatpacking plant.
Posted 19 hours ago by S. D. in Crime
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While Senator Hillary Clinton of New York refuses to drop out of the Democratic race, her campaign is in a financial world of hurt.
Posted 20 hours ago by Can Tran (TFactor) in Politics
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The news coming in from China after a massive afternoon earthquake is not good: Already there are reports of more than 9,000 dead, students buried under the rubble of a school and a toxic chemical leak that the nation is having to deal with.
Posted 22 hours ago by momentsintime in World
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The aftermath of the raided Yearning for Zion (YFZ) ranch does not seem to be going away anytime soon. Willing Jessop, an elder of the FLDS sent a letter to President George W. Bush saying that the raid on the ranch was a terrorist act.
Posted 22 hours ago by Can Tran (TFactor) in Religion
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Hillary Clinton does not have the delegate lead that Barack Obama enjoys. Clinton's goal at this point is to convince superdelegates that Obama cannot win in November's general election against John McCain. WV and Kentucky will give her argument validity.
Posted yesterday by S. D. in Politics
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Playboy founder Hugh Hefner wants to help out Miley Cyrus from her past controversy by offering her to pose naked when she turns 18.
Posted yesterday by cgull in Entertainment
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Straight from the you-can’t-be-serious files: A young man was recently arrested for allegedly "assaulting" a police officer with M&M's. Let's hope the officer has a full and speedy recovery.
Posted yesterday by S.H. Mills in Crime
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Top of the Ticket reports that Ron Paul forces have been quietly, under the radar, plotting a public revolt against John McCain for the national convention in St. Paul which will be in September.
Posted yesterday by S. D. in Politics
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Officials in Bournemouth, UK have announced plans to lay fiber optic cables in the sewer system in an effort to boost broadband speeds to 100Mbps.
Posted yesterday by cgull in Technology
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Elisabeth Fritzl, who was held captive for the last 24 years, has spoken out for the first time and said that she never wants to see her father’s face again.
Posted yesterday by cgull in Crime
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The children's ponchos recalled by the firm in cooperation with the CPSC. Consumers should stop using the product immediately unless otherwise instructed.
Posted yesterday by Bob Ewing in Health
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There are at least four fires in Volusia County and Brevard County, in central Florida, which has forced the evacuations of hundreds of coastal residents as firefighters battles the blazes.
Posted yesterday by S. D. in Environment
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Cynthia T. [Picasso]
Citizen Journalist
Reporting from the state of Michigan, United States Registered: Dec 23, 2006, last time online 1 min ago
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