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A British company Cruise.co.uk, that sells cruise-related products, paid $1.1 million to get the domain rights for Cruises.co.uk. The reason given: It doesn’t want to lose traffic when people search for the word “Cruises” or “Cruise".
Posted Feb 8, 2008 by cgull in Internet
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The early wins achieved by US Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama had paid off as he managed to raise $32 Million in January. This matches the best three-month period of fundraising in 2007.
Posted Jan 31, 2008 by Can Tran (TFactor) in Politics
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CBS News blogger Fernando Suarez posts in his “From The Road” blog from Little Rock, Arkansas with US Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton met ‘Belvis’ who is the Black Elvis.
Posted Jan 30, 2008 by Can Tran (TFactor) in Politics
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Ten-year old Diego Palacios of Mexico had glued his hand to his bed because he did not want to go back to school after the Christmas break. He had thought having his hand glued to the bed was better than school.
Posted Jan 8, 2008 by Can Tran (TFactor) in World
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Despite his rumoured lack of interest in politics, Bilawal Bhutto, 19, son of the slain Benazir Bhutto, has been handpicked by the leadership of the Pakistan People's Party (PPP) to succeed his mother as head of the party.
Posted Dec 30, 2007 by pajamadeen in Politics
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The Toronto Maple Leafs are in a free-fall. They've lost seven of their last eight games, including last night's 4-3 decision to the Montreal Canadiens. It's time for a change. It's time to fire head coach Paul Maurice.
Posted Nov 28, 2007 by Navin Vaswani in Sports
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It would appear that kids in the UK just aren't getting the message as numbers of new cases of sexually transmitted infections rises to an all time high. The campaign for safe sex targeted at young people is failing to hit the spot
Posted Nov 23, 2007 by Planet Janet (PJ) in Lifestyle
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Red tide is caused by a phenomenon where toxic species of algae accumulate rapidly in an area of water, causing death to a variety of life and creating allergy-like symptoms in humans. Now, it has been found as far North as Delaware's inland bays.
Posted Nov 23, 2007 by Debra Myers (skyangel) in Environment
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The investigation of an outbreak of unknown origin in Angola has revealed extremely high levels of bromide in plasma sampled from several affected patients. High percentage of victims are children under 15.
Posted Nov 22, 2007 by Bob Ewing in World
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The US dollars is losing its exchange value significantly compared with the Indian currency, Rupee, so the Indian authorities will no longer accept US dollars from the tourists at major cultural sites in India like Taj Mahal.
Posted Nov 16, 2007 by cgull in World
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The top two US Think Tanks release a sponsored report painting a dire picture of the consequences of drastic climate change. On every level, the scenario is one of chaos, societal breakdown and ceaseless warfare.
Posted Nov 4, 2007 by mirrorwarp in Environment
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When she was born, 15 weeks premature and weighing 10 1/2 ounces, her father's confidence was about the only thing on Kimberly Mueller's side. In the few moments he was allowed before she was whisked away, Andreas Mueller spoke from his heart.
Posted Sep 28, 2007 by RobotGod in World
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Sand, camels, dirt roads, pearl fishermen and Bedouin tribesmen. This was what the present-day Saudi Arabia looked like in 1932 when it was established as a monarchy named after its founder, Abd-al-Aziz Al Saud.
Posted Sep 28, 2007 by dpa news in World
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Earlier this summer, Betty Kratzke noticed that something was disturbing the ground near the flowers lining her driveway. Solving the mystery this week, it turned out that baby snapping turtles started crawling around her yard.
Posted Sep 7, 2007 by RobotGod in World
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World Rabies Day is new as of this year. The event is being recognized internationally, and it's goal is to educate people that although rabies is deadly, it is preventable. Last year, 55,000 people died from rabies worldwide.
Posted Sep 7, 2007 by Debra Myers (skyangel) in Education
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So here’s a theory or two. The asteroid which hit Earth and supposedly wiped out the dinosaurs was a fragment of a much bigger asteroid- and astronomers think they’ve found what’s left of the original.
Posted Sep 6, 2007 by Paul Wallis (Wanderlaugh) in Science
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An unidentified flying object was spotted over the ocean off the Jersey shore last night. Also the UFO was spotted in Fire Island, South Carolina. Officials have no idea what the object was.
Posted Sep 4, 2007 by cgull in Environment
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House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer was scheduled to come to Syracuse today for a town hall meeting. The only such meeting he was to participate in this month, it was carefully selected to lend support to Democratic Congressional candidate Dan Maffei.
Posted Aug 21, 2007 by Left-Handed Elephant in Politics
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A locked Bronx basement turned out to be a ghoulish laboratory of horrors, filled with preserved human skulls, sulfuric acid and possibly a human fetus soaking in a jar of formaldehyde.
Posted Aug 21, 2007 by RobotGod in Crime
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Microsoft says your 17,145 character password is not sufficient; it must be at least 18,770 characters minimum. Plus it cannot repeat any of the previous 30,689 passwords you have set.
Posted Aug 21, 2007 by cgull in Entertainment
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