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donderdag, 27 januari 2011 |
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Japan on alert after volcano's biggest eruption in 50 years The volcano, one of 20 inside Mount Kirishima, began erupting around 7.30am yesterday morning and by 3pm heavy smoke had risen to nearly 5,000ft, prompting the meteorological agency to raise the alert level. Posted: 7:06:29 PM
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As you have probably noticed ... with the transfer from PC to MAC some difficulties appeared for Marina'sMasters website .... We are working to fix the issues ...
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Do you have Adrenal Fatigue?
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ZEITGEIST: MOVING FORWARD | OFFICIAL RELEASE | 2011
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CAREtoon for Today
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Forces, protesters clash in Gabon Gabon dissolved the central African country's main opposition party on Wednesday, accusing one of its leaders of treason for declaring himself president in a swearing-in ceremony before supporters. Posted: 9:06:35 AM
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Sudden Oak Death
Until 2002, ramorum was unknown in Britain. Posted: 9:04:28 AM
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UK secret service offered to help destroy Hamas, leaked papers claim BRITISH intelligence agency MI6 offered to support the weakening Palestinian Authority in 2003 by jailing leading Hamas and Islamic Jihad figures to help crush the militant groups, leaked documents reveal. Posted: 8:58:13 AM
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David Kelly death riddle grows as it emerges personal items found on his body did not have fingerprints on them
Further questions have been raised over the death of Dr David Kelly after police admitted that two personal items found with his body - his mobile phone and a watch - did not have any fingerprints on them. Dr Kelly is said to have killed himself in 2003 after being named as the prime source of a BBC report accusing Tony Blair[base ']s government of lying to take Britain into war in Iraq.
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See? (previous posting) - a set up ... US admits: We've got no evidence on Julian Assange
* No link between Assange and alleged whistleblower Wikileaks t w e e t s otherwise ... Posted: 8:44:03 AM
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US told to drop Assange pursuit Mr Robertson warned that the US risked its reputation as a "bastion of free speech" if it continued to pursue Assange, "a citizen of a friendly nation". D' oh ..... Reputation? Free speech? "Rather than shooting the messenger, US politicians and pundits should support the principle that citizens everywhere have a democratic right to know what their government does in their name." All a "set up" (as I feel it ...) Posted: 8:37:40 AM
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 The Multi Dimensional Tale - George introduces his Self 7 wHOLES In The Earth and "Apple unveils new touchscreen tablet computer, the iPad" Posted: 8:30:06 AM
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