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Witness to primary history Boston Globe
LAWRENCE -- Ted Kennedy would have been a great president. At least, that's how a young Richard Padova saw it 26 years ago. Back in 1980, the Massachusetts senator was Padova's pick in the New Hampshire presidential primary. Padova, like many Americans at the time, was angry at President Jimmy Carter . As Padova saw it, Carter was responsible for
Whole gang's here St. Petersburg Times
For the first time, the Pasco Times is bringing you the fall all-county teams in one package, with the exception of football, which will run next week.
Classical Music and Opera Listings New York Times
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EuroTrash Thursday! : Thanksgiving Edition PezCycling News
Lemond Speaks On Doping Triple Tour de France winner Greg Lemond was invited this week to speak at the World Doping Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and was asked to share his views and opinions on moving cycling forward from its’ current doping quagmire.
Il Veneto premia l’export Miaeconomia
“E’ un riconoscimento importante per le imprese venete distintesi, nel 2005, per i risultati importanti ottenuti nel commercio estero dei loro prodotti, ma anche l’occasione per fare alcune riflessioni sull’andamento del nostro import/export che sta registrando un significativo momento di ripresa”, spiega l’asre regionale alle politiche per l’economia e lo sviluppo, Fabio Gava.
Latest Cycling News for November 20, 2006 Cyclingnews.com
Having won the Tour de Langkawi at the start of 2006, South African Time Trial Champion David George is aiming to late that kind of form into European success in 2007. Last year he hit top condition very early on in a bid to secure a contract; this time round, he's hoping to find a new team early on and structure things very differently.
Increased Prevalence Of Insulin Resistance And Fatty Liver Disease In Asian Indian Men Medical News Today
Asian Indian men are at increased risk to develop type 2 diabetes mellitus because of chronic liver disease rather than obesity, Yale School of Medicine researchers report in the November 13 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. [click link for full article]
Tuesday November 14, 2006 By Isabella Dusi The New Zealand Herald
We sit under the chestnut trees as Elena brings trays of purple figs and rose-coloured prosciutto to the tables, while 14-year-old Flavio, wrapped in a floral apron, grills egg-plant and zucchini, basting it with rosemary and olive oil.
Resignation of Shiite ministers Deadlock Monday Morning
“This government respects the Constitution and principles based on dialogue and consensus, and it insists on cooperating with all parties in order to find solutions which preserve the interests of Lebanon”, it indicated.
H5N1 Bird Flu Virus Is Changing, FAO And OIE Recommend Increased Surveillance When Vaccinating Medical News Today
According to a report in last week's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on the identification of a new H5N1 virus sublineage in poultry, this new virus sublineage, called Fujian virus, appears to have become the dominant strain of the H5N1 avian influenza circulating in parts of Asia. [click link for full article]