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- Reuters - BNP Paribas confirmed on Thursday that it was studying a possible bid for Societe Generale, as its fellow French bank reeled from rogue trading losses and France warned off would-be foreign bidders. |
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- Reuters - The number of workers filing new claims for jobless aid surged last week to the highest since October 2005, and consumer spending softened at the end of last year, according to reports on Thursday that heightened worries about a possible recession. |
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- Guten Abend Jungs, wir stehen gerade vor einem Ausbau eines HP-DL380 G4 Servers. Dazu habe ich noch einige Fragen und würde mich freuen, wenn ihr ein bisschen Licht ins Dunkle bringen könntet. Aktueller Stand: HP DL380 G4 mit Intel Xeon 3.0 und 2x 512 MB Ram und W2K3 Std. |
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- Hi everyone, I'm new to BFT, it looks like a great place to pick up tips etc. I hope to be able to contribute some fish pics soon and pick up a sti |
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- Bowdoin sociologist Susan E. Bell blazes new trails in studies of visual narratives and "embodied" health movements. |
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- Reuters - MBIA Inc, a bond insurer struggling to keep the top credit ratings necessary to win new business, posted a record quarterly loss after writing down $3.5 billion and said it was looking at ways to raise equity to shore up capital. |
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- Yea, south park is wickedly funny. Been toned down, too bad. The early movies were over the top and I was in tears. The one where goody two-shoes church going mother secretly participated in German sh*tzer films was sadistically brilliant. |
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- Natural Remedies For Arthritis By: Tony Isaacs Arthritis is a disease that causes pain and loss of movement of the joints. (...) |
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- I know this isn't strictly IT Pro related, but I do know that many of you reading this are working in companies who may be considering rolling out or replacing your existing CRM (Customer Relationship Management) software, or may be just curious about what Microsoft Dynamics CRM is all about. Well, there's a series of Launch Events going on soon here in the US that you just might want to attend. Click HERE to check out the Launch Site. |
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- HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Fiance got a call from BM today telling him that her latest BF is moving out. This is the 4tha man to "leave" her in just over a year's time. The guy she cheated on my fiance with, the divorce became final, the guy she was dating after she got dumped by affair guy, and now the latest bf. He only moved in with her and the kids in OCT. |
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- The connection with the tradewinds of the Saint Helena High were timed to perfection this Thursday lunchtime, and after a reduction in the pace due to the Doldrums and the passage of the equator, Groupama 3 has kicked up ... |
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- Todd says: "Isabella Rossellini has made a series of short films in which she dresses up like insects (always the males, for some reason) and acts out bug sex. You'll find a quartet of stills at the link." Link... |
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- A group of Liverpool supporters are hoping to buy the club from American owners Hicks and Gillett and pick up where Dubai International Capital failed in securing the purchase of the club. |
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- Taking Out a Reverse MortgageEntrepreneur - 24 minutes agoApplication fees, points and closing costs can be substantially higher than with conventional loans. Interest rates are usually higher and are charged on a … Original post by No Closing Cost Refinance - Google Results |
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- Dozens of federal legislators are demanding that Mattel Inc., the world's largest toy maker, stop selling toys that contain any amount of lead, claiming the company is not going far enough to address safety concerns. (Source: CTV Health) |
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- A nurse admitted Wednesday he cut body parts from 244 corpses and helped forge paperwork so the parts, some of them diseased, could be used in unsuspecting patients. (Source: CTV Health) |
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- If you've ever been so excited watching a football or hockey game, you felt you could just die, you may be more right than you might have wanted to think. (Source: CTV Health) |
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- Mercury from vaccines seems to disappear rapidly from the blood, returning to pre-vaccination levels in one month, according to a small study of children in Argentina. (Source: CTV Health) |
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- Colorectal cancer patients in Saskatchewan welcomed news Wednesday that the province will cover the cost of an expensive drug that may extend a person's life by several months. (Source: CTV Health) |
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- Doctors can cut the risk of cerebral palsy in half for very premature babies by giving their mothers magnesium sulfate just before they give birth, new research shows. (Source: CTV Health) |
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- Women who take folic acid for at least one year before they become pregnant can cut their risk of having a premature baby by at least half, finds new research. (Source: CTV Health) |
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- A free, downloadable training program developed teaches teen-age drivers how, when and where to anticipate and avoid potentially fatal traffic hazards. It's called a "Risk Awareness and Perception Training (RAPT) Program" and all the training is done on a personal computer. (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines) |
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- AP - Selected home-video releases: |
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- The next time you have to raise your umbrella against torrents of cold winter rain, you may have a remote weather phenomenon to thank that many may know by name as El Nino, but may not well understand. (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines) |
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- Cadmium exposure is a known risk factor for prostate cancer, and a new study suggests that zinc may offer protection against cadmium. Zinc stimulates production of a protein that binds cadmium thereby taking it out of circulation and reducing its toxic effects. However, it is too early to recommend zinc supplements for those who're worried about prostate damage, according to the researcher. (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines) |
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- The rushing floodwaters in Evan Almighty, the heaving seas of the latter two Pirates of the Caribbean movies and the dragon's flaming breath in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire all featured computer-generated fluids in spectacular action. The science behind those splashy thrills will be recognized Feb. 9 with an Academy Award for Ron Fedkiw, associate professor of computer science at Stanford, and two collaborators at the special effects firm Industrial Light and Magic (ILM). (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines) |
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- A new test simultaneously detects the most prevalent respiratory viruses, including flu and the common cold, helping doctors more accurately diagnose patients. The speed and reliability of the test will help physicians provide appropriate treatment, and prevent inappropriate antibiotic use that has contributed to the creation of "superbugs." (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines) |
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- An examination of the connections between elephants and lizards appears this month in the journal Ecology, where a researcher reports that the elephants' eating habits have a strong influence on the lizards' habitat choices. The results demonstrate an important and little understood aspect of ecosystem engineering, and may help land managers working on wildlife refuges in Africa. (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines) |
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- A new medical imager for detecting and guiding the biopsy of suspicious breast cancer lesions is capable of spotting tumors that are half the size of the smallest ones detected by standard imaging systems, according to a new study. The results of initial testing of the PEM/PET system will be published in the journal Physics in Medicine and Biology. (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines) |
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- For critically ill patients, intensive insulin therapy to keep blood sugar at normal levels reduces the risk of acute kidney injury, reports a new study. For many years, the medical community has considered high blood sugar levels in critically ill patients -- called "stress diabetes" -- as a beneficial reaction of the body to ensure adequate energy supply to the organs during severe illness. Reductions in kidney injury and mortality risk question thinking on 'stress diabetes'. (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines) |
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- New research led by a marine microbial ecologist is showing for the first time that the roles played by bacteria in coastal waters aren't nearly as specific as some scientists suspected. In fact, these bacteria are generalists in how they get their nourishment and may have the option of doing many different things, depending on what works best at the time. (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines) |
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- A delicate surgery that involves placement of tiny electrodes onto the brainstem is helping some people avoid total hearing loss. The electrodes, connected to a device known as an auditory brain implant, are being placed in patients who require surgery to remove noncancerous tumors associated with a disorder called neurofibromastosis type II. The tumors are often entwined around the nerves that facilitate hearing. Over time the tumors -- or the surgical intervention to remove them, can result in fractional or total hearing loss. (Source: |
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- A strange and violent fate awaits a white dwarf star that wanders too close to a moderately massive black hole. According to a new study, the black hole's gravitational pull on the white dwarf would cause tidal forces sufficient to disrupt the stellar remnant and reignite nuclear burning in it, giving rise to a supernova explosion with an unusual appearance. (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines) |
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- Arctic marine conditions contribute to an oil spill "response gap" that effectively limits the ability to clean up after an oil spill. A new report concludes that the only way to avoid the potentially devastating environmental risks is to ensure that no more of the Arctic is opened up to oil development until the response gap is closed. (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines) |
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- A breakthrough microchip specification language will allow ambiguous English to be replaced by a mathematically precise description of processor functions and design. Better yet, it applies to every stage of microprocessor design. The upshot could mean major savings for microchip producers. Microchip design is a tricky business. First, there is a question of functionality. |
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- Men with prostate cancer who have their prostate removed cite sexual dysfunction as the most common side effect after surgery, but urinary dysfunction troubles these patients most. What's more, many aren't emotionally prepared to face these complications. A new study underscores the need for health care practitioners to educate their patients about the physical and psychological effects of prostate removal. (Source: ScienceDaily Headlines) |
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