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cashew nut tree - nature

Garden Ohio Photos Trees Wikipedia: Tree

Ohio
Life's work takes root in passion for trees
Earlier this week some members of our Ohio State University tree team in Wooster experienced a hint of April's Arbor Day festivities to come.Tuesday was for trees. In the morning, we had the OSU... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)

An H2A rocket, carrying the world's first greenhouse-gas monitoring satellite, takes off from the Tanegashima Space Center, southern Japan, Friday, Jan. 23, 2009

Japan Photos Rocket Space Wikipedia: International Space Station

The News & Observer
Japan rocket lifts off for space station
TOKYO -- A Japanese rocket carrying supplies for the International Space Station has lifted off from a remote island in southern Japan. The unmanned rocket blasted off Saturday. It was carrying nearly... (photo: AP / Kyodo News)

Global Warming

The Examiner
Des Moines addressing Climate Change
Green Living Examiner Recent report on global warming chills to the bone Valerie J. Amor January 19, 2011 Independent analyses performed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)... (photo: Creative Commons / Hair-Flick)
Climate Earth Environment Photos Wikipedia: Global warming

Chips and fryms -fast food-unhealthy food-potato chips-India.

Scoop
Protection Of Children Against Marketing Of Unhealthy Food
Saturday, 22 January 2011, 2:29 pm Press Release: United Nations UN Urges Protection Of Children Against Marketing Of Unhealthy Food New York, Jan 21 2011 7:10PM The United Nations health agency today... (photo: WN / Sayali Santosh Kadam)
Children Food Health Photos Wikipedia: Health

The ambulance carrying Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., leaves University Medical Center behind a police escort in Tucson, Ariz., Friday, Jan. 21, 2011.

Huffington Post
Gabrielle Giffords Arrives In Houston For Rehab
HOUSTON -- Rep. Gabrielle Giffords has arrived at a Houston hospital where she'll begin physical therapy after being gravely wounded in an assassination attempt. Giffords... (photo: AP / Greg Bryan, Pool)
Gabrielle Giffords Houston Photos Rehabilitation Wikipedia: Gabrielle Giffords

The reflection of light from the sun's rays is seen from outside an aircraft during a flight from Davao City to Manila, Philippines in this December 1, 2009 file photo.

Jamaica Observer
2010 tied for warmest year on record
GENEVA (AP) — The warmest year on record is a three-way tie: 2010, 2005 and 1998. So says the UN weather agency, providing further evidence yesterday that the... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Climate Evidence Photos Weather Wikipedia: Instrumental temperature record

Galaxy cluster ACO 3341.

Newstrack India
NASA's Swift satellite finds unseen black-hole-powered galaxies
Washington, Jan 21 (ANI): NASA's Swift satellite has found a largely unseen population of black-hole-powered galaxies, according to an international team of... (photo: Creative Commons / Originalwana)
Galaxies Nasa Photos Space

Suzuki - Automaker - Motor - Car Maker

Independent online (SA)
Suzuki launches new mini box in Japan
Small, narrow, skinny 'kei' mini-cars like this enjoy a strong following on the crowded streets of Japan and Suzuki's latest attempt to stay ahead of the game is the... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Cars Japan Mini Photos Wikipedia :Suzuki

CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA. (Sept. 8)--The Space Shuttle Atlantis breaks the sound barrier after launching from Cape Canaveral Sept. 8, 2000. Photo courtesy of NASA (117841) ( SPACE SHUTTLE ATLANTIS BREAKING SOUNDBARRIER (FOR RELEASE) )

Newstrack India
NASA to launch next Earth-observing satellite mission
Washington, Jan 21 (ANI): NASA is all set to launch its newest Earth-observing research mission. The Glory mission will improve our understanding of how the sun and... (photo: US Coastguard)
Earth Nasa Photos Research Wikipedia: NASA

Future Space Exploration

	Recent report on global warming chills to the bone The Examiner
	On Responding to Imprecise Climate Risks The New York Times
	Monsoon faces risk and rescue The Telegraph India
	A First Look At Flight In 2025 redOrbit

NASA

	50 years later, JFK's words resonate Boston Herald
	Hillary Clinton Interview With Emma Wu of CCTV Scoop
	FDA plans modest changes to medical device system The News & Observer
	Top 10 small-scale renewable energy innovators The Guardian

Mars Expedition

	No word from stuck NASA Mars rover Spirit Houston Chronicle
	Life on Mars could be similar to that on Earth Zeenews
	Mars supported life 3.5 billion yrs ago, say researchers Indian Express
	Mars' volcanic deposit tells of life The Hindu

NASA Space Shuttle

Space Shuttle Atlantis To Make Its Final Launch In June

NASA adds 1 more shuttle flight

NASA prepares for last, 'extra' shuttle flight

NASA adds final shuttle mission

Chula Vista Sustainable Living

Answering Questions About Antarctica

Green Touches Energize Kennedy's Newest Facility

No priority for Cha-cha

Searching for the better brain food

First Joshua Tree Gallery Crawl of 2011

Saving the People of the Planet by Harvard Hollenberg Newsvine
Getting Injured Players Back on the Field The New York Times
Has the World Run Out of Spare Capacity? The New York Times
Tod's to Help Fund Colosseum Restoration The New York Times
Schwartzel ready to take his game to PGA Tour, major champio Golf
WORF First Image Web Feature redOrbit
Comcast didn't fire Keith Olbermann, company VP says The Examiner
Albany forecast for January 22, mostly sunny and very cold The Examiner
Tony award winning play opens tonight at The Bickford The Examiner
MASTER MINDED ON THE DRIFT Sporting Life
A Point of View: Has our relationship with nature changed? BBC News
For Ducks' Koivu, a Return to Montreal The New York Times
Racket Strings and Topspin The New York Times
Urban Forager | A Green Queen in Winter The New York Times
Russians speed through space-station chores The Columbus Dispatch
Syracuse school officials vote 4-3 to close two schools Syracuse
Japan rocket ferrying supplies to space station Khaleej Times
Elton's risky live business The Daily Telegraph Australia
Prayer vigils marks anniversary of Roe. v. Wade The Examiner
Susan Hiller: Close encounters The Guardian

Astronomy 101: Precession of the equinoxes

Astronomy 101: What are constellations of the zodiac?

Astronomy without a telescope -- why carbon?

Swift survey finds 'missing' active galaxies (w/ Video) PhysOrg
The Orion nebula: Still full of surprises PhysOrg
Is first life-friendly exoplanet an 'eyeball'? New Scientist
Discovery of a pulsating star that hosts a giant planet PhysOrg
Young stellar clusters PhysOrg
Herschel spacecraft celebrates one year of spectacular scien PhysOrg
To better understand the early universe, adaptive optics tec PhysOrg
Astronomy professor suggests zodiac signs are wrong BBC News
Astronomers calculate mass of largest black hole yet PhysOrg
Proceedings Published From 2009 Women In Astronomy Conferenc redOrbit
The two-faced whirlpool galaxy PhysOrg
Partner galaxies different in new image PhysOrg
The little Cepheid that stopped PhysOrg
Reverence for the heavens PhysOrg
Image: Going supernova PhysOrg
Fledgling space firm will use old Soviet gear New Scientist
Chandra images torrent of star formation PhysOrg
The best way to measure dark energy just got better PhysOrg
Forget Planet X! New technique could pinpoint Galaxy X PhysOrg
High-energy surprises found in 'constant' Crab Nebula (w/ Vi PhysOrg

** FILE ** In this Jan. 5, 2008 file photo, Sandisk's 8GB microSDHC card is showcased at the CES Unveiled press preview event held at the Venetian hotel and casino in Las Vegas. Samsung Electronics Co. is pursuing an acquisition of U.S. computer memory card maker SanDisk Corp., a South Korean online business newspaper reported Friday, Sept. 5, 2008.

Memory Cards: smaller space, more storage

Banana Tree - Crop - Planting - Agriculture

Scientists find how some plants can survive near-vacuum conditions

Spaghetti - Pasta - Food - Health

A Quicker Route to Homemade Pasta

Officials say Japan rocket launch success, cargo on its way Star Tribune
2 Russians go spacewalking outside space station Zeenews
Japanese Rocket Lifts off for Space Station ABC News
Bloom Energy CEO On Why He Switched From Mars Research To Fu Forbes
Mars 500 Simulation Wrapping Up, Will Soon 'Land' On The Red Crunch
Who Says America Is Falling Behind In The Space Race? Forbes
ISS resupply from four corners of globe PhysOrg
Space crew to simulate Mars walk next month Breitbart
Beaming rockets into space PhysOrg
2 Russians go spacewalking outside space station to collect Star Tribune
520-Day Mars 'Landing' Simulated CBS News
Massive US rocket sends top-secret cargo into space The Register
Top Indian space boffin climate shocker The Register
NASA still dreaming of last Atlantis launch The Register
6 crew on Russia's 520-day mock mission to Mars about to 'la Star Tribune
520-Day Flight Simulation Nears 'Landing' on Mars ABC News
Patriots - a complicated story of colonial independence in s The Examiner
Hewlett-Packard bags $2.5 bn NASA deal The Times of India
NASA sets final space shuttle mission for June 28 Zeenews
In a NASA first, NanoSail-D spacecraft to set sail on the su The Christian Science Monitor

We have lift-off: Japanese rocket Stork 2 heads to space station with six tons of supplies

Japan Rocket Ferries Supplies To Space Station

Japan's rocket carrying cargo for space station blasts off

Fire station case York Press
Japan Rocket Lifts Off With Supplies For International Space CBS News
REFILING: UPDATE1: Japanese rocket carrying cargo for space Breitbart
Japan launches cargo ship for International Space Station (R m&c;
Japanese rocket lifts off with cargo for International Space Orlando Sentinel
Japan launches cargo ship for International Space Station (1 m&c;
Japanese rocket lifts off carrying supplies for Internationa Star Tribune
Japan to launch cargo freighter for the International Space m&c;
Japan to launch rocket carrying cargo for space station in a Breitbart
Big plans for Conover Station The Business Review
New police station for airport mooted The Hindu
Next International Space Station Crew Holds News Conference PR Newswire
NASA Updates Broadcast Plans For Japanese Cargo Flight To St redOrbit
Rocket launch for space station cargo set for Sat. afternoon Breitbart
An Apartment in a Viennese Police Station Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Where's the changing station? The Examiner
Christian radio station blesses capital region of PA The Examiner
Wild Garden Hummus Dip Served to Astronauts on International Business Wire
Parisi Artisan Coffee set to open coffee shop at Union Stati The Examiner
NASA Television to Air Space Station Spacewalk PR Newswire

The partial solar eclipse is seen, pictured through the telescope of the observatory of the University of Applied Science in Kiel, northern Germany, on Friday, Aug. 1, 2008.

First partial solar eclipse of 2011

A partiall solar eclipse is seen in Yanguan town, Haining City, China, Wednesday, July 22, 2009.

Early partial solar eclipse for 2011

The moon turns red and orange during a total lunar eclipse.

Early Christmas treat: 2010's total lunar eclipse

Planet affects a star's spin PhysOrg
Astronomers probe ancient radio waves for clues about the un PhysOrg
Inclined orbits prevail in exoplanetary systems PhysOrg
UMass Amherst astronomers' camera leads to discovery of earl PhysOrg
Taking the pulse of a black hole system (w/ Video) PhysOrg
Astronomers identify most distant galaxy cluster PhysOrg
Cosmology standard candle not so standard after all PhysOrg
Cosmic magnifying lenses distort view of distant galaxies PhysOrg
Astronomers discover close-knit pairs of massive black holes PhysOrg
SOFIA opens new window on star formation in Orion PhysOrg
Solar system 'Outback' explored with new telescope PhysOrg
Astronomers release the largest color image of the sky ever PhysOrg
Planck unveils wonders of the Universe (w/ Video) PhysOrg
In distant galaxies, new clues to century-old molecule myste PhysOrg
Hubble finds that puny stars pack a big punch PhysOrg
Hidden force within Crab nebula New Scientist
NASA spots tiny Earth-like planet, too hot for life PhysOrg
Hubble zooms in on a space oddity PhysOrg
Possible missing link between young and old galaxies PhysOrg
New insights into sun's photosphere reported PhysOrg

Hong Kong enjoyed economic growth in the past because of its strong manufacturing sector .The major components of Hong Kong´s service trade are shipping, civil aviation, tourism, and various financial services(gm1)

Chinese tourists offered 1.5-dollar-tours to Hong Kong

F5 Networks: Undervalued Now or Back to Earth?

A growing data base of knowledge about Earth's Moon

A Law Empowers Indians, but Some Pay a Price The New York Times
The Truth on Obama, The Bomb, and Martin Luther King Jr. Newsvine
Golden Gate Park as landmark: disservice to future San Fransisco Chronicle
The Week in Culture Pictures, Jan. 21 The New York Times
Long Term Investments for Continued Family Wealth Business Insider
Chinese National TV reporting impending UFO/ET disclosure by The Examiner
Exhibition exposes students to eco-friendly initiatives The Star
Kathleen Turner Returns to Broadway in 'High' The New York Times
VALUES IN A CHANGING SOCIETY Newsvine
Book Review Podcast: Philosophy Edition The New York Times
Shakespeare's Globe Theater to Present the Bard's Canon in 3 The New York Times
No Need to Call a Sitter, Playwrights Horizons Has Done It The New York Times
Hu's hidden dragons Foreign Affairs Khaleej Times
Surface Thrills: Remembering the Costumes of Theoni V. Aldre The New York Times
At Wesleyan, a Program for Performance Art Curators The New York Times
Theoni V. Aldredge, Costume Designer for 'Chorus Line,' 'Ann The New York Times
Graphic Books Best Sellers: Manga Romance and Honors from GL The New York Times
Gallery Challenges Jeff Koons's Balloon Dog Claim The New York Times
Obama Is Latest to Hunt for Elusive 'Dumb' Rules The New York Times
Top 10 Composers: The Final List The New York Times

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