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The 19 finalists this year come from diverse sectors and backgrounds. However, they are united in their desire to achieve beyond the ordinary....more...Latin America's march of democracy as a challenge to hegemon: The struggle against the containment of democracy (Payvand Iran News)
A New Dawn in Latin America has begun. Enormous challenges and opportunities confront the region in the Face of a crushing and vengeful neo-liberalism of global capitalism and all of its supportive economic, military and political institutions. This paper examines those challenges and opportunities particularly as they are related to the possible loss of U.S. hegemony and the attempts at ......more... IN THE ARTS (Winston-Salem Journal)
? Author Bobbi Meislohn of Lewisville has had her collection of haiku, titled Still Life on Mottled Canvas, published by Comfort Publishing LLC. It is available through several Internet sites....more... Excerpt: Science Defines Future of War (Wired News)
The future of war is filled with poison gas, germ warfare and nuclear weapons. Each technological change shapes the risk calculations of our primate brains. ...more... Saguaro, Coronado map out new weapon to battle buffelgrass (Tucson Citizen)
Coronado National Forest and Saguaro National Park will soon have a new weapon to fight buffelgrass: high-tech maps from an aerial survey of the rugged Santa Catalina, Rincon and Tucson mountains....more... African Copper-Third Quarter 2008 Financial Statements and Management Discussion and Analysis (CCNMatthews via Yahoo! Finance)
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Read Brian Taylor's blog...more... Astonishing Life In Ocean's Depths: Major Progress Made Towards Historic Census Of Marine Life (Science Daily)
In a report on progress toward the first Census of Marine Life, more than 2,000 scientists from 82 nations announce astonishing examples of recent new finds from the world's ocean depths. Among revelations in fourth interim global highlights report are the Antarctic ancestry of many octopus species and the discovery of Behemoth bacteria, colossal sea stars and mammoth mollusks. ...more... |