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Offbeat
Victor
- 721 days ago - squidoo.com
Donate your old cell phone!
The Cell Phones for Soldiers program was started in April 2004 by 13-year-old Brittany Bergquist and her 12-year-old brother Robbie of Norwell, Massachusetts.
US Politics & Gov't
Victor
- 721 days ago - squidoo.com
George W. Bush's last day in office is January 20, 2009. If you're like me, you're fired up for this day. The end of an error is coming. We will party. I can't wait!
US Politics & Gov't
Victor
- 855 days ago - cafepress.com
Bush's last day in office. It's time to celebrate. Cause it's about time. Check out the apparel.
US Politics & Gov't
Victor
- 1084 days ago - msnbc.msn.com
U.S. military death toll since the beginning of the Iraq war in March 2003 to at least 2,978 -- five more than the number killed in the Sept. 11 attacks in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania.
Health & Wellness
Victor
- 1096 days ago - dsc.discovery.com
Surely, every woman who has ever had her breasts squeezed between two plastic plates during a mammography has thought, "There's got to be a better way."
There just might be.
Environment
Victor
- 1096 days ago - msnbc.msn.com
This year is set to be the sixth warmest worldwide since records began, stoked by global warming linked to human activities, the British Meteorological Office and the University of East Anglia said on Thursday.
World
Victor
- 1097 days ago - latimes.com
London -- Dread mounted that the peaceful east coast of England had given birth to a new "Ripper" as police hunted Tuesday for the killer of five women whose bodies were discovered in the past two weeks.
World
Victor
- 1102 days ago - cnn.com
Some 200,000 people have been killed in Darfur since the rebels took up arms against the central government in 2003, while another 2 million have been driven out of their homes.
Science & Tech
Victor
- 1104 days ago - dsc.discovery.com
A huge study from Denmark offers the latest reassurance that cell phones don't trigger cancer.
Health & Wellness
Victor
- 1105 days ago - playfuls.com
New York City on Tuesday became the first US city to ban trans fat in food at restaurants, a move hailed by health advocates, but one which may be difficult for chefs who relied on trans fat to enhance the taste buds.
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