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POPSAnd the most commonly shared topic is... Not so sure this would prove true over a wider population segment, but a study of the most emailed stories from nytimes.com revealed a very interesting result. I would have guessed politics, but i would have been wrong...
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POPSVermont Radioactive Leak Its a shame the EPA has lost so much credibility, otherwise, its reassurances that this poses no danger would be reassuring.
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POPSDeath by ennui. Yes, really In a 25-year longitudinal study, researchers found that people who complained of boredom were significantly more likely (two and a half times as likely, to be exact) to die of heart disease or stroke than others. Not too shocking, I guess, seeing as how it's not hard to imagine boredom correlating with lots of unhealthy lifestyles and habits (drinking, overeating, etc.).
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POPS2nd Hand Photocopiers Great deals for survivors Because of the times, hundreds of photocopier/printers are being repossessed by the finance industry each month. We make it our business to source the best of these, to offer great deals to those canny enough to prosper in hard times.
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POPSClimategate Professor Phil Jones Could Face Ten Years on Fraud Charges
privacy, electronic communications regulations and environmental regulations. What is not being intelligently reported is that Jones is still liable as lead conspirator in the UK’s Climatic Research Unit (CRU) and may face prosecution under the United Kingdom Fraud Act (2006). If convicted of the offense of fraud by either false representation, failing to disclose information or fraud by abuse of his position, he stands liable to a maximum penalty of ten years imprisonment. In this article I shall demonstrate that the fuss over the FOIA infringement, although in itself succeeding in achieving no conviction, does demonstrate that the ICO has acted improperly and may have prejudiced the outcome of any prosecution Jones may face for far more serious offenses for false representation (section 2) and failing to disclose information (section 3) under the Fraud Act (2006). I strongly urge interested readers to study the article
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POPSLet's talk about defense spending.... It's the pink elephant in the room. It's very bloated, and can't even be accounted for. It's our nations defense budget. We can cut A LOT there and help shore up the national debt.
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POPSWill Apple ipad kill Amazon Kindle? Apple has launched iPad, a new touchscreen device similar to the iPod Touch. It will include an e-book reader, with content from publishers including the New York Times and Penguin Books.
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POPSBritish newspapers make things up More: I hope American and British readers (and readers throughout the world) will finally wake up to the reality of British journalism: You just cannot believe what you read in British newspapers. I’d further call on my academic colleagues on both sides of the Atlantic never to speak to British reporters. You have absolutely no control over what they say about you and your scientific research. Unfortunately, however, this does not always work. A reporter from the Sunday Times has recently requested an interview with me about one of my papers. Having already learned my lesson in 2006, I completely ignored his email and telephone messages. As a result, no interview took place. But that did not stop him at all. He went ahead and wrote his article, pretending that he had interviewed me and quoting me at length.
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POPSLAO | Voter anger growing in California Californians are know for being casual, but not laid-back. And it appears that both major parties are facing a backlash from the California "independent" movement? ___ SOURCE | http://latimes.twi.bz/Y ___ SEARCH | http://google.twi.bz/gz ___ iWeb Blogger | LAO: My Los Angeles | Orange County | http://me.twi.bz/n ALTACITIES | http://altacities.com | http://me.twi.bz/X Help us reach 1,234 subscribers by 5:06 pm (7 sec) on 8-9-10 Matching the numerical sequence 12345678910 Details here | http://me.twi.bz/5 ___ 224 | A2G | Today, Tomorrow, Forever | According to Google
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