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Tata Motors Unveils $2,500 Car
The Nano, which made its debut at the New Delhi Auto Expo Thursday, is meant to bring automotive transportation to the mainstream Indian population.
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A camera that can see into the future?
http://io9.com/342029/faster+than+light-c A camera that can see into the future? http://io9.com/342029/faster+than+light-c |
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Jonathan Richard Guy Greenwood (born November 5, 1971 in Oxford), is a musician and a member of Radi
Jonathan Richard Guy Greenwood (born November 5, 1971 in Oxford), is a musician and a member of Radiohead. Greenwood is a multi-instrumentalist and also serves as the band's lead guitarist. He is the younger brother of fellow Radiohead member Colin Greenwood. In addition to guitar he plays viola, organ, piano, xylophone, glockenspiel, ondes martenot, banjo and harmonica. He was ranked number 59 on Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time |
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Report: Blackwater Dropped Toxin on Crowded Checkpoint
Report: Blackwater Dropped Toxin on Crowded Checkpoint The private military firm Blackwater Worldwide is facing new allegations of unlawful activity in Iraq, this time for dropping a heavily-restricted riot-control gas on a crowded Baghdad checkpoint in May 2005. According to the New York Times, the release of the CS gas by a Blackwater helicopter and armored vehicle temporarily blinded drivers, pedestrians and at least ten American soldiers. Blackwater is already under scrutiny for a mass shooting in Baghdad that killed seventeen Iraqis last September. Military witnesses say Blackwater personnel appeared to release the gas as a way to clear a traffic jam that was blocking their route. The gas is only authorized for use in dangerous situations. Its effects include burning and watering eyes, skin irritation, coughing and breathing difficulties, nausea and vomiting. Blackwater says it reported the incident to the U.S. Embassy and that the case was investigated. But U.S. officials could not confirm that an investigation occurred. In Mideast Visit, Bush Affirms Support for Israeli Settlement BlocsIn Israel and the Occupied Territories, President Bush is in the West Bank today for talks with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Bush met with Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on Wednesday, the first of his three-day trip. Speaking alongside Olmert in Jerusalem, Bush said he will push Israel to remove scattered settlement outposts but reiterated his endorsement of Israel’s plan to retain its large West Bank settlement blocs.
Palestinian negotiators have called the settlement blocs the main obstacle to peace. NSA: “No Attack Happened” in Gulf of TonkinNewly declassified documents have provided more evidence the Johnson administration faked the Gulf of Tonkin incident to escalate the Vietnam War. The alleged 1964 attack on U.S. warships by North Vietnamese was used as a pretext to increase bombing and troop deployments in Vietnam. But a report from the National Security Agency concludes: “no attack happened that night.” |
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Celebrity Rehab” is actually a form of co-dependence, a channel making its fortune from other people
Celebrity Rehab” is actually a form of co-dependence, a channel making its fortune from other people’s misfortune, and unfortunate people relying on a network to revive their careers, a Quaalude pro quo
Dr. Drew Pinsky, foreground right, and from left, the patients Mary Carey, Jessica Sierra, Jaimee Foxworth, Jeff Conaway and Ricco Rodriguez, and the counselor Bob Forrest.
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Nano
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Adnan Abidi/Reuters Wheels Tata Motors Unveils $2,500 CarThe Nano, which made its debut at the New Delhi Auto Expo Thursday, is meant to bring automotive transportation to the mainstream Indian population. |
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