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January 08, 2010
China chill prompts power rationing
Beijing (UPI) Jan 7, 2009
Some provinces in east and central China have resorted to power rationing amid increased demand due to record cold temperatures. Coal transport has been hampered by heavy snow. Beijing recorded its coldest day in 29 years Tuesday, with temperatures dropping to 3.2 degrees Fahrenheit, and the heaviest snowfall in 60 years over the weekend. While power rationing had been ... read more

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Greenpeace says made to 'pay' for climate summit failure
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Oldest tetrapod tracks found in Poland
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San Fran's famous sea lions now in Oregon
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Over 100 private armies threaten Philippine vote: govt
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Honduras military chiefs charged with 'abuse of power'
Tegucigalpa, Honduras (AFP) Jan 6, 2010
Honduras' attorney general charged the country's top military chiefs Wednesday with "abuse of power" for a coup that ousted President Manuel Zelaya, a Supreme Court spokesman told AFP. "They are various commanders, and the crimes are abuse of power," said Danilo Izaguirre, adding that the court had three days to respond to the charges filed by Attorney General Luis Rubi. Armed forces ... more

Beijing warns Hong Kong to protest peacefully: report
Hong Kong (AFP) Jan 7, 2010
China's top official in Hong Kong made a rare appeal for pro-democracy protests to remain peaceful as a politician close to the central government warned it will send in troops if the demonstrations get out of hand, a report said Thursday. The remarks were made after thousands of people took to the streets on New Year's Day to call for universal suffrage and for the release of jailed Chines ... more

Europe shivers in winter chill
London (AFP) Jan 7, 2010
Europe shivered in bitterly cold temperatures again Thursday, as Britain braced for more snow that has already caused chaos amid its most brutal winter in decades. Millions of Britons endured another day of icy conditions and disrupted transport links that have already kept many away from work and knocked Britain's recession-hit economy. Temperatures overnight dropped to minus 18 degrees ... more

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Embattled British PM survives new plot


First Molars Provide Insight Into Evolution Of Great Apes


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Atlantic Eye: Lollygagging along

Outside View: Strategic incompetence

China warns US on Taiwan arms sales

US-Russia nuke deal in weeks, maybe months: experts

Time not right for new Iran sanctions: Chinese envoy

S.Korea urges N.Korea to return to nuclear talks

Israeli anti-missile system shoots down major strategic threat

Israel succesfuly tests anti-rocket system

Aegis BMD System Upgrade Tracks Sophisticated Missile Targets

Pentagon gives OK for Taiwan missile deal: official

UK Awards Javelin Joint Venture For Javelin Missile Rounds

Raytheon wins $1.1B missile deal

Brazil air force favors Swedish fighter over Lula's pick: report

Chinese airline to buy 16 Airbus A330s: company

Indonesia navy opts for Casa patrol planes

Death toll from US missiles rises to 13: Pakistani officials

Hovering drone draws rave reviews at CES

US drone attack kills five in Pakistan: officials

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New Approach Tracks Evolution's Footprints In Human Genome
Boston MA (SPX) Jan 08, 2010
Fossils may provide tantalizing clues to human history but they also lack some vital information, such as revealing which pieces of human DNA have been favored by evolution because they confer beneficial traits - resistance to infection or the ability to digest milk, for example. These signs can only be revealed through genetic studies of modern humans and other related species, though the ... more

Animal Calls Have Common Features
Jacksonville FL (SPX) Jan 08, 2010
Scientists who compare insect chirps with ape calls may look like they are mixing aphids and orangutans, but researchers have found common denominators in the calls of hundreds of species of insects, birds, fish, frogs, lizards and mammals that can be predicted with simple mathematical models. Compiling data from nearly 500 species, scientists with the University of Florida and Oklahoma ... more

Birds Provide Clues In How Humans Learn Speech
Chicago IL (SPX) Jan 08, 2010
Researchers at the University of Chicago are studying communication in animals to improve their understanding of how language develops in humans and how they use it. "We find compelling evidence that language is a phenomenon of evolutionary biology and within the reach of biological investigation," write biologist Daniel Margoliash and psychologist Howard Nusbaum in "Language: The Perspect ... more

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Paleontologist Launches Fossil Shark Hunt


Talks start in Guinea on new prime minister


Chinese dairy bosses could face February trial: prosecutor
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Talks start in Guinea on new prime minister

Elephant kills US woman and her child in Kenya

Chinese FM heads to Africa

VW says 2009 Chinese sales hit record 1.4 million cars

Electric car Think to be assembled in US in 2011: report

Geely Automobile mulls ways to collaborate with Volvo

'Year 2010' smart-card bug turns Germans back to cash

Hubble Telescope peers at oldest ever galaxies

2010 tech bug hits German credit cards

Mini-Research Module MRM1 At Cape For Shuttle Processing

Astronauts Dock At ISS

Expedition 22 Keeps Busy While Awaiting Additional Crew Members

Shuttle Endeavour readied for a space trip

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

ISRO Reviews Cryogenic Engine

Indian Cryogenic Engine Rocket Launch Put On Hold

Rocket-Motor Test Supports NASA, DOD And Commercial Missions

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World veterinary agency to probe link meat-climate link

Explosion kills two at China chemical plant: Xinhua

US sunshine state shivers in arctic spell

Mercosur eludes Chavez as Paraguay demurs

Mass mercury poisoning at China factory: report

French nuclear group Areva to sell stake in Eramet: reports

China replaces Saudi in Caribbean oil deal

More Eurostar misery as winter chill brings mayhem

Engineered Tobacco Plants Have More Potential As Biofuel

Conservation Areas Threatened Nationally By Housing Development

US environmental agency gets tough on smog

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Khartoum tightens grip on key oil zone

Gulf Stream study could aid oil, gas work

Snow brings mayhem to Britain as Europe shivers

Costa Rica increases volcano alert

Water Cycle Conference Makes A Big Splash

Hatchery-Raised Salmon Too Crowded

Honduras stability in doubt amid vote row

China sentences Tibetan film-maker to six years: family

China drug centres worsen plight of addicts: rights group

New brain scan better at detecting early Alzheimers

Greenpeace climate protesters released from Danish jail: police

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