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Members of the Communist-affiliated PAME labor group stand behind a banner as they have blockaded the Athens Stock Market to protest government austerity measures aimed at tackling Greece's debt crisis in Athens, Greece, on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2010.
(photo: AP / Petros Giannakouris)
Greece and the Power of Negative Thinking
The New York Times
| Once the cradle of European civilization, Greece is now at the epicenter of Europe’s economic crisis. The now-fading consensus in the market and among opinion-makers was that Greece is likely to fail, taking the euro zone with it. The country’s sovereign debt, which a few months ago wa...
Ernests Gulbis in the Singles Final against Ivo Karlovic during the Delray Beach International Tennis Championships in Delray Beach, Florida - February 28, 2010
(photo: WN / Aruna Gilbert)
Gulbis, Schuettler Open With Wins in Los Angeles
The New York Times
| Filed at 3:33 a.m. ET | LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Ernests Gulbis won his first match in two months, while the hottest player on the ATP Tour withdrew from the Farmers Classic tennis tournament at UCLA on Monday. | Gulbis beat Lukas Lacko of Slovakia 7-5, 7-5, and he was joined in the second round by Jan...
Mind set: Seeing isn't believing
The Times Of India
One fish said to the other: | “Do you believe in this ocean that they talk about?” | This ancient Chinese saying well illustrates how narrow our vision of the world and the universe can be. We see the world from our limited perceptual framework. ...
Divorce is costly. The settlement need not be.
The Christian Science Monitor
Boston | A new wave of legislation aimed at rectifying perceived injustices in divorce cases is rolling into state legislatures. For example, in Massachusetts, a controversial “father’s rights” bill would create a presumption of joint child cus...
Is there a way to extend life? Scientists believe they are on the right track
The Examiner
| A green stain lights up a protein tied to aging and shows that it is abundant in the hypothalamus Image: Shin-ichiro Imai, Washington University If you like this ... Actor Maury Chaykin dies on his 61st birthday - Video Rue McClanahan died Thursday...
Canadian lab successfully re-grows brain cells in rats
Newsvine
| CALGARY -- Researchers at the University of Lethbridge will announce Friday they are the first in the world to successfully re-grow brain cells in adult mammals, which could be a critical step in the drive to find a treatment for such neurological ...
Nicolas Sarkozy, President of France, reacts, during the 98th Session of the International Labour Organization ILO, Monday, June 15, 2009, in Geneva, Switzerland. o)
AP / Keystone/Sandro Campardo
France Confirms Al Qaeda Killed French Hostage
The New York Times
| PARIS — An elderly French aid worker held hostage in the Sahara by Al Qaeda’s North African affiliate was killed after a failed rescue effort last week, President Nic...
Afghan women walk past coffins containing the bodies of three foreign aid workers in a hospital in Pul-e-Alam in Logar province, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008. Gunmen wielding assault rifles ambushed a U.S. aid organization's vehicle in Logar province, south of Kabul, on Wednesday, killing an American-Trinidadian aid worker along with a Canadian and a British-Canadian colleague, officials sa
AP / Rafiq Maqbool
Afghan Officials Report 52 Civilians Dead in NATO Strike
The New York Times
| KABUL, Afghanistan — In what could be the one of the most serious cases of civilian casualties in nine years of war, top Afghan officials said Monday that 52 people had bee...
Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi delivers his speach during the Disarmament Conference, at the European headquarters of the United Nations, in Geneva, Switzerland, Wednesday Aug. 12, 2009.
AP / Keystone, Dominic Favre
China Warns U.S. Against Wading Into Islands Dispute
The New York Times
| BEIJING — The Chinese government reacted angrily on Monday to an announcement by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton that Washington might step into a long-simmering ...
A brain disorders battle
The Boston Globe
| THIS WEEK'S 20th anniversary of the American with Disabilities Act illustrates the progress our country has made in advancing accessibility and independence for those who face physical challenges every day. The law protects Americans from being dis...
Committee for setting up of medical college
The Hindu
| Staff Reporter | Rope car facility between Palani, Kodaikanal to be recommended | Need-based:Tamil Nadu Assembly Petitions Committee Chairman Kovai Thangam (second from right) interacting with a patient at the maternity ward of the Government Hospi...
Chinese and Indian immigrants contribution to New England
The Examiner
| Beautiful, genius Kaveri, my loving daugthertaken by friend | Kaveri Rajaraman came to Boston from Bangalore, southern India, to study neuroscience at Harvard. She is not only a brilliant young scientist but is also a tireless social activist in mu...
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NASA astronauts Scott Altman and Mike Massimino ring 'The Closing Bell'.
(photo: Creative Commons / Originalwana)
NASA's Mars Rover may not survive
The Examiner
| Harsh conditions on Mars might damage the Mars Rover NASA If you like this ... NASA's unmanned spy plane Global Hawk conducts science missions Astronomy research from an airplane F-18 used as a chase aircraft Three NASA airplanes intend to study tropical cyclones this summer ER-2 is a high-altitude research plane View all » | NASA mission c...



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