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FDA approves new drug for deadly kidney cancer A drug from Novartis has won U.S. approval as a treatment for patients with kidney cancer that has returned after treatment with older drugs. Follow the MONEY: UPDATE 1-US oks Novartis' Afinitor; sales expected over $1 bln
* Pharma chief sees Afinitor selling more than $1 bln Posted: 11:47:30 PM
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In HOW MANY words can we give it to you:
The Monday Message from InspirationPeak
Now is the time.
Bill Blackman Posted: 11:04:28 PM
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Amsterdam launches ambitious electric cars scheme The city council plans to open 200 electric charging stations by 2012, with the first of them ready by the summer of this year. It proposes to introduce financial incentives for people to buy electric cars. Special parking spaces will also be reserved for electric vehicles. ElectriCity ... Posted: 8:00:48 AM
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OFCOURSE! and "they" want you to know and see that as well: Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth" may have inspired many to participate in yesterday's "Earth Hour" by switching off their lights from 8:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., but maybe the former vice president didn't get the memo. Yeah maybe ... that's convenient ... Follow the MONEY ... well, it's in AL GORE's back - and frontyard. Start DIGGING now! CLICK HERE FOR GEORGE - The MultiDimensional Tales Posted: 7:30:18 AM
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Demons Vs Traitors: Public being setup for a G20 clash against overwhelming police force About 3,000 anti-capitalist protesters are expected, with groups next Wednesday marching to the Bank of England, holding ‘flashcamps’ outside the European Climate Exchange in Bishopsgate, and marching on the US Embassy. Demonstrators have vowed to hang effigies of bankers from lampposts along the protest route. Posted: 7:27:06 AM
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Radiology ART:
Apple's iPhone Posted: 7:21:41 AM
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The Heilbronn DNA Mixup DNA traces of an unknown eastern-European woman had been found at almost 17 crime scenes, including two murders (including a 22 year old police officer) but also car jackings, unprofessional break-ins and on a bullet fired in a marital dispute. The crimes where spread around a large area including south-west Germany, France and Switzerland. Posted: 7:15:30 AM
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Is this news? Canadians find vast computer spy network: report In a report provided to the newspaper, a team from the Munk Center for International Studies in Toronto said at least 1,295 computers in 103 countries had been breached in less than two years by the spy system, which it dubbed GhostNet.
Ah yes, THAT is news: at least 1,295 computers in less than two years ... Posted: 7:12:49 AM
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Opening the Human Stargate
March 24 2009 When you come forward through that doorway - the human stargate - that which gives you travel to our dimension you shall know the glory and freedom of what it means to be incarnate. You are of the body yet are also of spirit- You are us yet you are also your unique and separate self. Yet that separation you know is an illusion - for when you merge with us we are one - you are us - we are you and this is that we call Zero Point. Posted: 2:01:32 AM
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