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Posted by g8rrrry, at 04:34AM 08/30/08 and by 1 others:
Scientists discover why flies are so hard to Swat
Note: Using high-resolution, high-speed digital imaging of fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster) faced with a looming swatter, Dickinson and graduate student Gwyneth Card have determined the secret to a flys evasive maneuvering....
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Obama's Shiraz ( IRAN ) Connection
Note: 'In the path of lightning'; Valerie Jarrett is known as the other side of Barack Obama's brain. Can this tough-minded adviser, who is guided by aphorisms and gut instinct, help him reach the White House? Jarrett is a member of African-American and Chicago royalty. But her story and her life begin in the Middle East, not the Midwest. She was born in 1956 in Shiraz, Iran, about 570 miles south of Tehran. Her parents moved to Shiraz, known for its poets, wine and flowers, as part of a program that sent American doctors and agricultural experts to developing countries to help jump-start their health and farming efforts. Her father was on the staff of the brand new Nemazee Hospital, where Jarrett was born. "Every memory from Iran is a very happy memory," Jarrett told me in an e-mail. Her family lived with Iranian and American doctors in a sheltered community surrounding the hospital. The weather was dry and sunny, the food fantastic. "It is where my lifelong love of rice and lamb began," she said. They stayed in Iran for six years. "I remember how welcoming everyone was to the many Americans who were there," Jarrett told me. "We were viewed by the Iranians as Americans-not black Americans-so I had no awareness of race until we returned to the United States." The family left Iran and spent a year in England, where Jarrett's father had a university fellowship to study genetics. In 1963, they returned to America, settling in Hyde Park, one of the few integrated neighborhoods in Chicago at the time.
Posted by Maxx, at 07:00AM 08/29/08 and by 2 others:
The Anti-Cheney? How Biden would compare to Bush's No. 2.
Note: During the hard-fought primaries last spring, Barack Obama swooped in from the campaign trail for a brief stop at the Senate hearings on Iraq. With Gen. David Petraeus and Amb. Ryan Crocker giving testimony before the Foreign Relations Committee, it was one of those rare moments when the spotlight panned back to Washington. And Obama didn't disappoint. Even with all the distractions of taking on Hillary Clinton, Obama asked one of the most penetrating questions of those two days of hearings: How much of an Iranian and Al Qaeda presence in Iraq would be acceptable before we would leave? Both Petraeus and Crocker seemed caught by surprise by this realpolitik reckoning, and Obama received kudos in the media for his smarts. Even Petraeus acknowledged that Obama was "exactly right" in saying that the most the United States could achieve was not to wipe out Al Qaeda entirely but to leave behind a "manageable situation."
Posted by pkrf1end, at 03:58AM 08/29/08 and by 2 others:
De La Hoya, Pacquiao agree to Dec. 6 fight in Vegas
Note: Oscar De La Hoya, boxings biggest star, will announce Thursday that he will meet pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao on Dec. 6, two sources close to the fight told ESPN.com.
Posted by AjMunn, at 03:49AM 08/29/08 and by 1 others:
BBC NEWS | UK | Hacker loses extradition appeal
Note: Briton McKinnin hacked into secret Military computers looses extradition appeal
Posted by lesleee_999, at 03:46AM 08/29/08 and by 1 others:
Do the Japanese Love Baseball more than Americans?
Note: A journey down memory lane takes our contributor back to his homeland and to a sporting experience in Hiroshima that Major League cant match.
Posted by g8rrrry, at 03:44AM 08/29/08 and by 1 others:
Men Want Women To Be Traditional-Women HAPPY To Be Housewife
Note: Women have abandoned the feminist dream of equality to seek a more traditional role - and want men to be more retrosexual than metrosexual, according to research.
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Posted by Hamideh, at 07:12AM 08/30/08 :Searchles | Show 'Sarah Palin - Introduction and the hidden mess behind her'
Posted by Hamideh, at 07:11AM 08/30/08 :Sign Up QuickList (0) Help Sign In Worldwide English Close (What is this?) Set Your Country Content Preference Choose which country's videos, channels, and activity filters (for example, "Most Viewed"), you would like to view. Close (What is this?) Set Your Language Preference Choose the language in which you want to view YouTube. This will only change the interface, not any text entered by other users. Home Videos Channels Community Upload advanced Loading... Sarah Palin on Glenn Beck
Posted by g8rrrry, at 04:34AM 08/30/08 and by 1 others:Scientists discover why flies are so hard to Swat
Note: Using high-resolution, high-speed digital imaging of fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster) faced with a looming swatter, Dickinson and graduate student Gwyneth Card have determined the secret to a flys evasive maneuvering....
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Posted by Maxx, at 07:10AM 08/29/08 and by 1 others:Obama's Shiraz ( IRAN ) Connection
Note: 'In the path of lightning'; Valerie Jarrett is known as the other side of Barack Obama's brain. Can this tough-minded adviser, who is guided by aphorisms and gut instinct, help him reach the White House? Jarrett is a member of African-American and Chicago royalty. But her story and her life begin in the Middle East, not the Midwest. She was born in 1956 in Shiraz, Iran, about 570 miles south of Tehran. Her parents moved to Shiraz, known for its poets, wine and flowers, as part of a program that sent American doctors and agricultural experts to developing countries to help jump-start their health and farming efforts. Her father was on the staff of the brand new Nemazee Hospital, where Jarrett was born. "Every memory from Iran is a very happy memory," Jarrett told me in an e-mail. Her family lived with Iranian and American doctors in a sheltered community surrounding the hospital. The weather was dry and sunny, the food fantastic. "It is where my lifelong love of rice and lamb began," she said. They stayed in Iran for six years. "I remember how welcoming everyone was to the many Americans who were there," Jarrett told me. "We were viewed by the Iranians as Americans-not black Americans-so I had no awareness of race until we returned to the United States." The family left Iran and spent a year in England, where Jarrett's father had a university fellowship to study genetics. In 1963, they returned to America, settling in Hyde Park, one of the few integrated neighborhoods in Chicago at the time.
Posted by Maxx, at 07:00AM 08/29/08 and by 2 others:The Anti-Cheney? How Biden would compare to Bush's No. 2.
Note: During the hard-fought primaries last spring, Barack Obama swooped in from the campaign trail for a brief stop at the Senate hearings on Iraq. With Gen. David Petraeus and Amb. Ryan Crocker giving testimony before the Foreign Relations Committee, it was one of those rare moments when the spotlight panned back to Washington. And Obama didn't disappoint. Even with all the distractions of taking on Hillary Clinton, Obama asked one of the most penetrating questions of those two days of hearings: How much of an Iranian and Al Qaeda presence in Iraq would be acceptable before we would leave? Both Petraeus and Crocker seemed caught by surprise by this realpolitik reckoning, and Obama received kudos in the media for his smarts. Even Petraeus acknowledged that Obama was "exactly right" in saying that the most the United States could achieve was not to wipe out Al Qaeda entirely but to leave behind a "manageable situation."
Posted by pkrf1end, at 03:58AM 08/29/08 and by 2 others:De La Hoya, Pacquiao agree to Dec. 6 fight in Vegas
Note: Oscar De La Hoya, boxings biggest star, will announce Thursday that he will meet pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao on Dec. 6, two sources close to the fight told ESPN.com.
Posted by AjMunn, at 03:49AM 08/29/08 and by 1 others:BBC NEWS | UK | Hacker loses extradition appeal
Note: Briton McKinnin hacked into secret Military computers looses extradition appeal
Posted by lesleee_999, at 03:46AM 08/29/08 and by 1 others:Do the Japanese Love Baseball more than Americans?
Note: A journey down memory lane takes our contributor back to his homeland and to a sporting experience in Hiroshima that Major League cant match.
Posted by g8rrrry, at 03:44AM 08/29/08 and by 1 others:Men Want Women To Be Traditional-Women HAPPY To Be Housewife
Note: Women have abandoned the feminist dream of equality to seek a more traditional role - and want men to be more retrosexual than metrosexual, according to research.
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