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Major artworks stolen in Paris

The robbery at the Musee d'Art Moderne in the French capital was discovered by employees on Thursday morning when they noticed a smashed window pane.

Sure ....

Posted: 7:54:11 AM  


Asian stocks slip on economy fears

The poor early showing in Asia follows a rough day of trading in the United States and Europe. The UK's benchmark index closed down nearly 2 per cent on Thursday; US markets fell even further, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average sliding 3.6 per cent.

Posted: 7:53:06 AM  


On your marks for the 2012 Olympic blobs: London mascots rival that dreaded logo

But you had better get used to these strange blob-like creatures because Wenlock and Mandeville, as they are known, are the mascots for the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics respectively, and will be all over Britain for the next two years.

RIK CLAY - on MarinasMasters.com - September 2008

Researcher Rik Clay (who is behind the blog "The Cosmic Mind" joins us to discuss his findings about the Zion Olympics in London leading up to the end game year 2012.
Rik presents his thesis in this very interesting two segment program.

Rik is smiling at us, from heaven ...

Posted: 7:39:08 AM  


Cholesterol-lowering drugs: The side effects 'are worse than feared'

Researchers found some users are much more likely to suffer liver dysfunction, acute kidney failure, cataracts and muscle damage known as myopathy.

Statins are prescribed for six million patients at risk of heart disease, including diabetics and angina sufferers.

Although drug information leaflets warn of side effects, there has been little analysis of the relative risks and benefits.

Posted: 7:32:30 AM  


Shuttle Atlantis and Space Station pass in front of the Sun

Against the awesome backdrop of the sun, they are at first little more than specks.

Look a little closer, however, and you can make out the outline of solar panels, and next to it a dart-shaped silhouette.

This extraordinary image shows the Space Shuttle Atlantis docking with the International Space Station in front of the sun.

It was taken by astro-photographer Thierry Legault who, had he blinked at the crucial moment, would have missed it.

For despite detailed planning and even travelling from France to Spain to take the image, the actual event was visible for just 0.54 of a second because of the speed of the two spacecraft.

The 48-year-old Frenchman travelled to Madrid so he would be in the ideal location to watch the transit of the two spacecraft.

This placed him in the centre of a five-mile wide visibility band that stretched across Spain, southern France and Northern Italy.

Posted: 7:26:51 AM  


Update on Jupiter's changes:

Jupiter Loses a Stripe

In a development that has transformed the appearance of the solar system's largest planet, one of Jupiter's two main cloud belts has completely disappeared.

Search JUPITER in this site or click H E R E for a FIND

Posted: 7:18:41 AM  


Cartoon for Today

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Posted: 7:10:35 AM  


Wall St tumble rattles Australian share market

Global markets were hit by a surprise and unwelcome spike in US new jobless claims overnight, when already under huge pressure from concerns over the European debt crisis.

Posted: 7:08:26 AM  



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