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'miserable failure' in Google singles out Bush (Dec 10 2003 00:03 GMT) - Web users entering the words "miserable failure" into the popular search engine are directed to the biography of the president on the White House website, in addition to other references. Details Try it |
Being Ernest
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Please Pray for a Speedy Recovery for Ch Bouvet Jake "Scooby" (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - Ch. Bouvet Jake "Scooby" of Yesallaw Kennels in Australia has been stricken with laryngeal paralysis. This serious illness makes breathing difficult and, if untreated, eventually impossible. Scooby is having surgery to open his airway. Please pray for his speedy recovery. |
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On February 3, Arizona Democrats ... (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - On February 3, Arizona Democrats will hold a primary election to help to determine which of the nine candidates will get the votes of the state's delegates at the convention in Boston at the end of next July. Although Howard Dean just today, received the endorsement of Al Gore, they all still stand on roughly equal footing, at least here in Arizona: Carol Braun John Edwards Dennis Kicinich Wesley Clark Dick Gephardt* Joe Lieberman Howard Dean John Kerry Al Sharpton* I had a dream about Gephardt last week. I have no idea why. |
European Public Health Alliance
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IGC - Next steps from Naples (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - EU Foreign Ministers met in Brussels on the 8 December, the last opportunity to find solutions for the Constitutional Treaty before the European Council of 12-13 December. The meeting was dedicated to an in-depth examination of two important themes discussed at the Naples Conclave: defence and budget. The Presidency had proposed two documents for the discussion on defence, based on progress made in Naples on the definition of the ESDP in the future Constitutional Treaty. The Italian (... |
European Public Health Alliance
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Links between equity and health explored (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - A new publication from the Nuffield Trust shares the results of a seminar organised in London in November 2002 on health and equity. The papers delivered at the Seminar by leading academics are written from the perspectives of ethics, economics and political science. Many of the articles address the issue of patient choice. Download EQUITY IN HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE |
European Public Health Alliance
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Most prescription drugs only work in 30-50 % of cases ! (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - A senior executive with Britain's biggest drugs company has admitted that most prescription medicines do not work on most people who take them. Allen Roses, worldwide vice-president of genetics at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), said fewer than half of the patients prescribed some of the most expensive drugs actually derived any benefit from them. Speaking to a conference in London, Dr Roses referred to another study carried out by Brian Spear, a senior scientist at the US company Abbott (...) |
European Public Health Alliance
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US farm workers to be tested for pesticides (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - Pesticide testing ahead for many state farmworkers. In the first week of December 2003, the US state Department of Labor and Industries is expected to adopt rules requiring blood samples from workers who handle certain pesticides. The rules are aimed at protecting workers from a class of pesticides called organophosphates and carbamates. Both compounds affect the central nervous system by depressing cholinesterase, an enzyme that helps regulate the nervous system. By 2005, the regulation (... |
European Public Health Alliance
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UNICEF reports poverty and high infant mortality in Central Asia (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - UNICEF's 2003 Social Monitor paints an alarming picture of health in the 8 countries of the Caucasus and Central Asia (Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgysztan and Turkmenistan). A special section looks at the real infant mortality rates which are much higher than official figures. Actual infant death rates in these countries are 5 times greater than in the rest of Central and Eastern Europe and the CIS and 12 times greater than in Western industrial (...) |
European Public Health Alliance
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US alert on arsenic in children's playground equipment (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has released preliminary findings on Chromated Copper Arsenate (CCA), a chemical mixture consisting of three pesticidal compounds (arsenic, chromium, and copper) registered for wood preservative uses. This follows public concern about the longterm health impact of treated wood in children's outdoor play structures. The biggest risk is posed by hand-to-mouth contact with the treated wood. Concerned parents should ensure that children wash their (...) |
European Public Health Alliance
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New publications on climate change and health (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - The World Health Organisation is launching two new publications to explore the impact of climate change and health at the COP 9 meeting in Milan, Italy on 9-12 December 2003. The 'Conference of Parties' or COP is the "supreme body" of the Climate Change Convention. Its mission is to promote and review the Convention's implementation. The WHO programme on global change and health started in 1999 to implement the recommendations of the Third Ministerial Conference on Environment and Health (...) |
vsbabu.org
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Disturbing... (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - As if having flu, sore throat, cough and lousy climate are not enough. (210 Words) |
vsbabu.org
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Disturbing... (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - As if having flu, sore throat, cough and lousy climate are not enough. (210 Words) |
Niutopia/Jouebs
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indochine : Petit problème (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - Ce soir mon père est parti pour Paris, à mon retour chez moi ma mère voulais pas que je rentre, j'ai donc crocheté la porte, et oui je sais faire ça depuis longtemps, je n'ai créé aucun dommage, mais ma mère à appellé la police, et il arrive, elle leur à expliqué qu'elle m'a foutu à la porte, mon patron me dis elle a pas le droit, poutant la police viens me cherché, il vont arriver d'une minute à l'autre, donc je vous dis à une prochaine, parce que je sais pas vraiment ce qui va ce passer et comment moi je vais réagir fasse au flic, d'habitude il sont forcé de me passé les menottes parce que je veux jamais les suivre, alors on verra. Bisous à tous, et désolé pour tous ça, j'aime pas ce qui se passe, et je sais pas ce qui va ce passé, pourtant titi m'as dit ce soir ne provoque plus, il disait de que je devais être heureux d'être dehors de chez moi, mais je supporte pas de pas avoir mes affaires avec moi. Enfin je vous raconterai la suite si j'arrive à avoir le net. Normalement si je suis au boulot demain je devrai pouvoir vous écrire, mais si je n'écris rien c'est que quelque chose va pas. Pourquoi ça m'arrive ces connerie, depuis 21h je sonne ma mère ouvre pas, et pendant une heure j'ai réfléchi, j'ai fait confiance à ce que mon patron à dit et je suis entré mais voilà les prob commence, ça n'arrive qu'as moi ces chose là, dehors il fais -5 et j'ai vraiment pas envie d'y retourné. |
Niutopia/Jouebs
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dragonprismal : Propositions de parties (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - Oyez, oyez, gentes dames et gentilhommes ! Suite aux souhaits de notre maître vénéré, ghost, j'ai l'intention de proposer des parties de JDR pour le soulager de temps à autre, son cerveau risquant de nous faire des crampes à force de cogiter de nouveaux scénarios; au menu, soit du bon vieux AD&D, soit du Villains & Vigilantes, soit Elfquest; exprimez-vous afin que je puisse savoir avec précision ce qu'il me faut bûcher pour les prochain mois. A vos claviers ? |
Niutopia/Jouebs
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dragonprismal : Chronique d'Espoir (Dec 10 2003 00:02 GMT) - Nos personnages après avoir découvert dans une étrange forêt un enfant dormant qui n?était ni sous l?emprise d?un sort, ni dans le coma, portant un étrange tatouage, durent affronter des Barbares des Routes après avoir fait tomber, malencontreusement, un ancien accord. Lors de cet affrontement des créatures mutilées apparurent dans des gerbes de feu et ce mirent à attaquer, sans distinction tous ceux qui passé à porté. |
Opinions of the Wolf: News
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DIY Cruise Missile Thwarted (Dec 10 2003 00:01 GMT) - Bruce Simpson, the New Zealand man who built a cruise missile in his garage using parts bought off the internet to show how easily it could be done, claims the New Zealand government forced him to shut down his project... |
Opinions of the Wolf: News
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DIY Cruise Missile Thwarted (Dec 10 2003 00:01 GMT) - Bruce Simpson, the New Zealand man who built a cruise missile in his garage using parts bought off the internet to show how easily it could be done, claims the New Zealand government forced him to shut down his project... |
Opinions of the Wolf: News
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Samurai Slaying (Dec 10 2003 00:01 GMT) - A naked, samurai sword-wielding martial arts expert screaming, 'I'm god! I'm immortal', hacked his wife to death in a blood-soaked Bronx rampage. When the madman lunged at police, one cop fired 14 shots — bringing down the suspect but also... |
Opinions of the Wolf: News
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Samurai Slaying (Dec 10 2003 00:01 GMT) - A naked, samurai sword-wielding martial arts expert screaming, 'I'm god! I'm immortal', hacked his wife to death in a blood-soaked Bronx rampage. When the madman lunged at police, one cop fired 14 shots — bringing down the suspect but also... |
KABC Front Page headlines
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Two Holocaust Survivors are Reunited (Dec 10 2003 00:01 GMT) - Two Holocaust survivors were reunited today in Los Angeles for the first time since they were children and one carried the other to safety on their way to a concentration camp. Leon Shipper, now 75, met 65-year-old Michael Hartogs at LAX in a reunion arranged by the Red Cross. |
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