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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Big returns for your tax return
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Google's New "Like' Button or is it Delicious?
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Designs for Newest U.S. Nuclear Plants Aim to Balance Safety and Costs
The first new nuclear reactor ordered in the U.S. in roughly three decades is beginning to take shape near Augusta, Ga. Southern Company and its partners have dug 27.5 meters down to reach bedrock and are now refilling the hole to provide a stable, anchored foundation for what is likely to be the first of a new generation of reactors in the U.S.: two new AP1000 models at the Vogtle Electric Generating Plant that stand next to two older pressurized water reactors, which came online in the 1980s--the first of some 14 AP1000s and 20 new reactors in total that may be built in the U.S. in the next 15 years. [More]
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Broadcast critics to launch television awards show
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Obama wants to cut oil imports by a third
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Top Five reasons to open a Tax?Free Savings Account (TFSA) in 2011
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EAST EUROPE: Midwives Struggle to Deliver Home Births
Hungarian midwife faces five years in prison for assisting with home births.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Disaster in Japan
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Monday, March 28, 2011
A Tax?Free Savings Account is an easy way of growing your money short?term and long?term
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Twitter co-founder named executive chairman
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Latest on Japan's nuclear plant
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Sunday, March 27, 2011
Day-to-Day Satellite Photos Reveal the Unfolding Crisis at the Nuclear Power Plant in Japan [Slide Show]
In the days following Japan's March 11 earthquake, the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant there suffered increasing damage as its cooling systems failed, probably causing a buildup of hydrogen gas that led to explosions at three of its reactor units. [More]
Pursuing The American Dream, By Renting
The week ahead: March 10th 2011
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Syrians honour slain protesters
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Gates Feels Foreign Pressure Over Libya
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Saturday, March 26, 2011
Slovenia Goes Slow on Privatisation, and Succeeds
a solution to the ills of Eastern European economies. The one country that
ignored the West's recipe? Slovenia ? seems to be faring far better.
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Japan Struggles With Nuclear, Evacuee Woes
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Friday, March 25, 2011
In Canada, Prime Minister Harper's Government Falls
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US gives cherry tree cuttings to Japan
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Soviet Shadow Over Russia
Russia, human rights activists and opposition forces have become targets of
political intimidation and frequent harassment by law enforcement agencies.
They see an effort to exclude them from the country's democratic process.
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
How Weather Could Link Japan Radiation to U.S.
Serious nuclear incidents that followed Friday's catastrophic Japan earthquake have raised fears of radiation leakage, a weather-dependent matter that could have a far-reaching impact. [More]
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Andreas Kotowski on body scanners
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Protests in Bahrain
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How Weather Could Link Japan Radiation to U.S.
Serious nuclear incidents that followed Friday's catastrophic Japan earthquake have raised fears of radiation leakage, a weather-dependent matter that could have a far-reaching impact. [More]
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Brazil's strange labour market
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Evaluating Markets for Social Media Readiness
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Europe divided
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Homeward Bound: 6 Steps to Getting a Mortgage
Protect your deposit when buying a home
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
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Urgent Work Continues At Japanese Nuclear Plant
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Workers Battle Fukushima Nuclear Crisis at Personal Risk
Braving explosions and invisible hydrogen fires as well as bursts of radiation at least eight times higher than government hourly safety standards, a cohort of 50 or so workers has returned to the embattled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan. The workers represent the last line of defense in cooling the overheating reactors and spent fuel pools, such as reactor No. 3, which is still billowing white smoke or steam--a possible indication of a breach in the thick steel and concrete that contains the nuclear core or of water boiling off its spent fuel pool. [More]
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