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Breaking News Tue, 9 Mar 2010
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Photos   Restaurants   Supplies   Tomatoes   Veggies  
 CBC 
Sandwiches short on veggies after freeze
| Some restaurant chains are rationing tomatoes and green peppers because freezing temperatures in Florida have cut into supplies. | Wholesale prices have as much as tripled, and in some cases orders ... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Sarah Palin Signing Autograph.
Canada   Health   Photos   President   US  
 Newstrack India 
Palin in hot water over revelations of medical treatment in Canada
| Calgary (Canada), Mar 9(ANI): A weekend admission by US vice-presidential hopeful and former Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin that her family used to cross the border to get medical treatment in Canada ... (photo: Creative Commons / Illinois2011)
Sarah Palin  The Guardian 
Palin notes irony of using Canada health care
| DAN JOLING | Associated Press Writer= ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Sarah Palin has criticized Canada's health care program, saying the socialized system should be dismantled in favor of free enterpris... (photo: Creative Commons / asecondhandconjecture)
Canada   Health   Photos   Republicans   US  
Dog - Pet  The Examiner 
When the family dog needs a new home.
| It should be clear when you are a parent that the safety and well being of your family comes first. What happens when you find yourself forced to consider surrendering your dog for the sake of your ... (photo: WN / sweet)
Children   Dogs   Family   Home   Photos  
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Woman - Weight - Fat CBC
Less weight gain for moderate-drinking women
A small glass of red wine contains about 130 calories and nearly 16 grams of alcohol. (Francois Mori/Associated Press) | Women younger than 50 who drink light to moderate... (photo: WN / sweet)
About   Calories   Photos   Wine   Women  
Tom Hanks National Post
Queen of the World: Kathryn Bigelow, Hurt Locker walk away with top Oscar honours
 By Vanessa Farquharson, National PostMarch 8, 2010       Presenter Tom Hanks hands director Kathryn Bigelow her Oscar for best motion picture for her work in "The ... (photo: AP / Aynsley Floyd)
Academy   Hanks   Kathryn   Oscar   Photos  
Dr. Barney Graham, of the NIH Vaccine Research Center, at the DC 2007 AIDS Walk Washington 2007. Learn more about HIV Vaccine Research in DC at www.aidsvaccine.org. redOrbit
How To Fortify The Immunity Of HIV Patients
Posted on: Monday, 8 March 2010, 09:39 CST | New study from Universite de Montreal and VGTI may lead to improved defenses | New findings from a Université de Montréal a... (photo: Creative Commons)
HIV   Immunity   Patients   Photos   Vaccine  
Computers-internet-people-world-technology-Dharamshala, India CBC
Quantum dots could lead to faster computers
| An international team of scientists has developed a new type of semiconductor that could lead to faster and more efficient computers with over double the average existi... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)
Computer   People   Photos   Technology   World  
HIV Virus CBC
HIV hides in bone marrow cells
| The virus that causes AIDS can hide in the bone marrow, avoiding drugs and later awakening to cause illness, according to new research that could point the way to bette... (photo: Creative Commons / simplyscience)
Aids   Health   Photos   Science   Virus  
Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates delivers opening remarks at the Pentagon's, Jan. 14, 2010, annual observance of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  DoD photo by R. D. Ward  (Released) CBC
Afghanistan fight faces 'hard days ahead': Gates
U.S. Defence Secretary Robert Gates was in Afghanistan on Monday for an unannounced visit to check on the U.S. expansion of its military presence in the country. (Manuel ... (photo: US Navy / R. D. Ward)
Afghanistan   Defense   Photos   Politics   US  
Girls - Youth - Health Issues - Teens Zeenews
Vitamin D deficiency leads to obesity, stunts growth
Toronto: Vitamin D deficiency could be an unwitting invitation to obesity, weight gain or stunted growth among girls, says a new study. | The ground-breaking research by ... (photo: WN / sweet)
Girls   Growth   Obesity   Photos   Toronto  
Chewing Gum Canada Dot Com
Chewing gum delivers a healthy dose of bacteria
       | You won't find it on the shelves next to Juicy Fruit, but a new Canadian-made chewing gum is being touted for its health benefits, based in part on years of... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Bacteria   Chewinggum   Health   Infections   Photos  
Jerry Seinfeld The Examiner
Seinfeld's Marriage Ref and Trump's Celebrity Apprentice bring prime time gold to NBC
| The Vancouver 2010 Olympics is over. It was not only special, it had millions of viewers. Where will all those millions of audience members with spending... (photo: Creative Commons / Alan Light)
Actors   Broadcast   Entertainment   Photos   Social  
Gold Jewelries - Necklace and Bracelet Mineweb
Canadian gold and copper juniors to outpace the pack in 2010
TORONTO6 (Reuters) -  -  | Shares of gold and copper exploration companies are the most likely to shine in the Canadian junior mining sector this year, as large... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Canadian   Copper   Environment   Gold   Photos  
Politics Business & Economy
- Former Iranian president and reformer barred from leaving Ir
- U.S. committed to Israel's security: Biden
- Governments plan to crack down on impaired drivers
- German justice minister accuses Vatican of covering up sexua
US Navy  Iraqi citizens come out in masses to vote for the first ever Free Elections in Iraq.
Insurgents kill 24 in Iraq election day attacks
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- Ontario company charged in worker's death
- Soda tax aimed at obesity, budget crunch
- 'Survivors are busy burying their dead'
- Obama takes health care fight to insurance companies
Horse - Zebra - Animals
Not all the pretty horses come home
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Health Entertainment
- Windsor nurses allege doctor made sexual comments
- Crashed plane was chartered to count birds
- APNewsBreak: Canadian doctor says HGH was for him
- Palin in hot water over revelations of medical treatment in
Sarah Palin Signing Autograph.
Palin in hot water over revelations of medical treatment in Canada
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- Videos show fare scofflaws being shocked by Tasers
- B.C. transit police release video of Taser incidents
- Will video help find missing woman?
- Jaycee Dugard shares home videos
Alice in Wonderland, sculpture by Jose de Creeft (1959), Central Park, NYC. Other title: Margaret Delacorte Memorial [1] (The piece was designed so that children could climb on it)
'Alice in Wonderland' may have the last grin
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Sports Education
- Vancouver Paralympic village opens to athletes
- Adult sports teams, playgrounds cut from gaming grants
- South American Dispatch: Panning In The River Turns Up More
- For Canada's obese, exercise alone isn't going to cu
Argentina's coach Diego Armando Maradona with a red vest before starting the match that ended Uruguay 0 vs Argentina 1 for Worldcup Southafrica 2010 Qualifiers, Centenario Stadium, Montevideo, Uruguay, 14th October 2009
South American Dispatch: Panning In The River Turns Up More Gold
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- Rules eased for students visiting French island
- Province challenged to provide equal education
- KCSE Top Brains Set Eyes On Best U.S. Colleges
- Cut 140 school aide jobs, trustees urged
Nanny - Child - Babysitter - Filipinos - Play - Beach - Samal Island, Philippines
Babysitter, 16, called a hero for saving infant
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Science & Technology Environment & Nature
- Computer Reminders For Physicians Less Effective Than Expect
- Boy's rare disease inspires support group
- Ocean 'termites' could be key to biofuels
- How To Fortify The Immunity Of HIV Patients
Dr. Barney Graham, of the NIH Vaccine Research Center, at the DC 2007 AIDS Walk Washington 2007. Learn more about HIV Vaccine Research in DC at www.aidsvaccine.org.
How To Fortify The Immunity Of HIV Patients
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- Developed countries outsource emissions: study
- Nova Scotians back green coffee-cup tax: poll
- Animal keeper dies after being bitten by tiger
- Budget fails to protect environment, groups say
Global Warming - Climate Change - Environment - Weather
95 per cent chance that Man is to blame for global warming, say scientists
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