Archive for July, 2008
Stocks In Focus For Friday
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Karadzic in court on TV
CNN's Alessio Vinci reports on Sarajevo's reaction to the first court appearance of accused war criminal Radovan Karadzic. See the original post: Karadzic in court on TV
Rep. Dingel: Salmonella Probe Like ‘Keystone Kops’
The government bungled the salmonella outbreak probe so badly, a House committee chairman said Thursday, that federal investigators reminded him of Keystone Kops. A colleague hoped the maligned tomato can get its good name back.Excerpted from:Rep. Dingel: Salmonella Probe Like 'Keystone Kops'
Managing The Risk Of Developing Type 2 Diabetes As You Age
Managing The Risk Of Developing Type 2 Diabetes As You AgeOriginally posted here: Managing The Risk Of Developing Type 2 Diabetes As You Age
Don’t Let These Retirement Surprises Derail Your Plans
Don't Let These Retirement Surprises Derail Your PlansContinued here: Don't Let These Retirement Surprises Derail Your Plans
Candidates on McCain’s new ad
Sen. Obama rips into McCain's new campaign ad, while Sen. McCain says he's proud of the commercial. See more here: Candidates on McCain's new ad
Strategy Session: Race card
CNN's Wolf Blitzer discusses the latest barbs between the McCain and Obama camps in this Strategy Session. Here is the original post: Strategy Session: Race card
Contractor immunity in Iraq
A report says that if immunity is lifted for contractors, reconstruction could fail. CNN's Arwa Damon reports. View original here: Contractor immunity in Iraq
Sen. Stevens arraigned
Republican Sen. Ted Stevens pleads not guilty to charges of scheming to conceal gifts given to him by an oil company. Read the original here: Sen. Stevens arraigned
Redefining abortion
CNN's Brian Todd reports on a controversial proposal to define birth control pills and IUD's as "abortion." Read the original here: Redefining abortion
Arkansas Man Dies Tampering With Electric Meter
A Conway-area man died from electrocution while he was using jumper cables to hook up power to his house after his electricity was shut off.Read more from the original source: Arkansas Man Dies Tampering With Electric Meter
Missouri Man Found Guilty in Videotaped Sex Slaying
A suburban Kansas City man is found guilty of killing a suburban Kansas City woman and could face the death penalty.Read the original here: Missouri Man Found Guilty in Videotaped Sex Slaying
Digg Launches New Mobile Version with Optimized Interface
Since the launch of the iPhone 3G, the past couple of weeks have been prime time for companies to launch new mobile sites. Digg is taking advantage of the new surge of interest in mobile applications to reveal its upgraded mobile version of Digg. If you don’t have the new iPhone, it’s all good. The new Digg mobile site isn’t [...]
Digg Launches New Mobile Version with Optimized Navigation
Since the launch of the iPhone 3G, the past couple of weeks have been prime time for companies to launch new mobile sites. Digg is taking advantage of the new surge of interest in mobile applications to reveal its upgraded mobile version of Digg. If you don’t have the new iPhone, it’s all good. The new Digg mobile site isn’t [...]
Fun with the webcam
Tech guru Chris Pirillo shows us how to take photos using a webcam or any digital camera connected to a PC. Read more here: Fun with the webcam
Cafferty: McCain goes negative
Jack asks: Is going negative against Barack Obama a winning strategy for John McCain? View original post here: Cafferty: McCain goes negative
Star Wars suit over helmet
A judge rules in favor of a costume maker in the case of the Star Wars storm trooper helmet. CNN's Jim Boulden reports. Read more here: Star Wars suit over helmet
Limiting your cell phone risk
Learn how to cut your exposure to radiation emitted by cell phones in this edition of Empowered Patient. Excerpted from:Limiting your cell phone risk
Rebates Somewhat Helped Economy in Second Quarter
The prospects for a quick economic recovery dimmed, with new data showing the economy grew at a slower-than-expected rate this spring despite some oomph from tax rebate checks and actually shrank late last year.Go here to see the original: Rebates Somewhat Helped Economy in Second Quarter
9 Charged in Starvation Death of Disabled, 42-lb Teen
Four social workers were among nine people charged Thursday in the death of a disabled 14-year-old girl who authorities say wasted away from neglect before dying at 42 pounds.Excerpt from:9 Charged in Starvation Death of Disabled, 42-lb Teen
Skeptical Readers Say These Investments Look Too Good To Be True
Skeptical Readers Say These Investments Look Too Good To Be TrueRead more: Skeptical Readers Say These Investments Look Too Good To Be True
Meet Google’s Golden Girl: Marissa Mayer
As Google's vice president of search products and user experience, Marissa Mayer has her hands in almost every product and tool a Google user experiences.Here is the original: Meet Google's Golden Girl: Marissa Mayer
Spears family update
Showbiz Tonight has the latest on stories making headlines in entertainment, including an update on Britney Spears. Spears family update
Biogen, Elan Shares Dive After New PML Link To Tysabri
Biogen, Elan Shares Dive After New PML Link To TysabriGo here to see the original: Biogen, Elan Shares Dive After New PML Link To Tysabri
Immigrant death probe
Emanuella Grinberg reports on the possible race hate killing of a 25-year-old Mexican immigrant earlier this month. Source:Immigrant death probe
