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Left to right, United Kingdom's Secretary of State for Defence Liam Fox, NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen, and Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates share a laugh prior to the start of the North Atlantic Council meeting during the NATO formal Defense MInisterial in Brussels, Belgium, June 8, 2011. Defense Dept. photo by Cherie Cullen (released)

Capacity Libyan Photos Rebels Wikipedia :Nato

Axis of Logic
The Libyan Soldier: The True Heroes of NATOâs War
NATO has proven it has the capacity to kill thousands of Libyan soldiers from the skies, but it cannot âconvey honor and legitimacyâ to the rebels under its killer wings. âThey are little more... (photo: US DoD / Cherie Cullen)

Mamata Banerjee's office has no space for freedom fighters

Bengal Freedom Fighters Mamata Banerjee Photos Wikipedia: Mamata Banerjee

DNA India
Mamata Banerjee's office has no space for freedom fighters
Several changes have hit the Writers Building during the past 100 days since Mamata Banerjee became the Chief Minister. But amidst these, one important change that has gone unnoticed in the state... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)

Hewlett-Packard - HP - Technology

Crunch
HP Says Prefers To Spin Off PC Unit
Get Technology Alerts Sign Up Submit this story digg reddit stumble... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Personal Photos Submit Technology Wikipedia :HP

a moon and Venus in the sky at night - Astronomy

DNA India
Astronomy Olympiad stars prefer Indian skies
Varun Bhalerao, 28, of Pune and Sriharsh Tendulkar, 25, of Mumbai epitomise the Gen Next of Indian astronomy. The two budding scientists, who are pursuing their doctoral thesis at the prestigious... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Astronomy India Olympiad Photos Wikipedia: Astronomy

Broadway before the Hurricane Irene, on 27th Aug'2011, New York.

Pakalert Press
Hurricane Irene, Unusual Earthquakes, Unprecedented Tornadoes, Historic Flooding And Horrific Drought: Why Is All Of This Stuff Happening To America?
Tweet Share The American Dream What in the world is happening to America? In more normal times it would be easy to dismiss Hurricane Irene as an isolated incident, but so... (photo: WN / Minakumari)
Earthquakes Flooding Hurricane Photos US Wikipedia: Hurricane Irene (2011)

Hurricane Irene 2011: More Than 2 Million People Told To Move To Safer Places

Huffington Post
Hurricane Irene 2011: More Than 2 Million People Told To Move To Safer Places
By MICHAEL BIESECKER and JENNIFER PELTZ, The Associated Press MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. (AP) -- Whipping up trouble before ever reaching land, Hurricane Irene zeroed in Friday... (photo: DoD / DoD)
Disasters Hurricane Military Photos US

A downpour from Hurricane Irene slows traffic in downtown Myrtle Beach, S.C., on Friday, Aug. 26, 2011.

The New York Times
Hurricane Irene - The Endgame
The National Hurricane Center’s final 3-day projected track for Hurricane Irene keeps the powerful storm centered on the populous metropolitan corridor from the... (photo: AP / Bruce Smith)
Climate Hurricane Photos Population Wikipedia: Storm

Twitter - Facebook - Social Networking - Websites - Online

The Daily Telegraph
Facebook and Twitter drive rise in online libel claims
Twitter News » UK News » Technology » Facebook » Christopher Williams »... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Facebook Online Photos Technology Wikipedia :Twitter

Samsung - Technology

Tulsa World
Samsung says tablet-computer idea came from '2001: A Space Odyssey'
Samsung Electronics Co., facing allegations that it stole tablet computer patents from Apple Inc., says the design for such devices can be traced back to Stanley... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Business Electronics Photos Samsung Technology

Future Space Exploration

	Philippine leader heads to China for five-day state visit m&c;
	Travel With Disabled Kids Worth The Effort WPXI
	10 Biggest Unsolved UFO Stories Pakalert Press
	NASA's next Martian rover, 'Curiosity' set to launch this November The Examiner

NASA

	A moon rock of ages The Los Angeles Times
	Al Gore Goes on a Tirade Real Clear Politics
	Canadian Passenger Jet En Route to Arctic Crashes, Killing 12 Business Week
	A life in museums The Hindu

Mars Expedition

	Salty water may flow on Mars, images suggest The Los Angeles Times
	Evidence Builds For Water on Mars Yahoo Daily News
	Obama aims for Mars, computer alarm wakes Atlantis crew The Hindu
	Mars landing sites down to final four LA Daily News

NASA Space Shuttle

NASA's Space Shuttle Program Officially Ends After Final Cel

Shuttle program official ends, but Rocketdyne will keep maki

Panasonic to screen 3D video from space shuttle in Berlin

NASA returns borrowed helicopter that assisted Shuttle misso

10,000th LEED Certification Awarded to Community Center in S

Magneter: Magnetic Highway Harvests Kinetic Energy From Cars

WikiLeaks shows cracks in India's climate stand

'Apollo 18' likely to land at No. 1

Why the weather forecast isn't really wrong... it's just too short for them to give detail

Mars rover Opportunity studying new surroundings Herald Tribune
Canadarm to be put on display in Quebec Canada Dot Com
Investment Column: Rolls-Royce deserves its premium rating The Independent
Colin Farrell - Hollywood rebel bares his teeth The Independent
Ragnarok: The End of the Gods by AS Byatt The Independent
Little Britain given a whole new meaning The Independent
Recycle or Captain Planet Will Turn You Into a Tree [NSFW] Inhabitat
Wondercon moves to Anaheim in 2012, C2E2 and Wizard World mo The Beat
Banning Youths From Streets May Make Us Less Safe: Mike Male Bloomberg
View: Market, Politicians Split on Climate Change Bloomberg
>Android Blasts Into Space to Work With Robots Wired News
>How to See a Supernova This Weekend From Your Backyard Wired News
Curtis Hatch, Author of “When the gods go Astray” Comments o Insurance Newsnet
NASA is turning to unusual technology to clear 22,000 pieces The Australian
DELEGATOR GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE Sporting Life
ENGLAND TO WIN AGAIN - JUST Sporting Life
HALL OR NOTHING IN DONCASTER Sporting Life
Box Office Preview: 'Help' will labor to stay put Breitbart
Earblender 4 listings Skiddle
Mining engineer wants SA to position itself as a mining-in-s Mining Weekly

Naked eye astronomy in September

'There's a rock out there with my name on it': Astronomy student on work experience ...

Fort Smith astronomy

Dust reveals asteroid's past and future New Scientist
Little Rock astronomy The Examiner
Chula Vista astronomy The Examiner
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Awalokitishava, the main statue of the Tibetan temple in Dharamshala, India, 23 November 2008.

Buddhist meditation and the infinity of space

File - Newly released portraits show the International Space Station together with the space shuttle, the vehicle that helped build the complex during the last decade.

Backup plan for the International Space Station

This is a printable version of space shuttle Atlantis' orbiter tribute, or OV-104, which hangs in Firing Room 4 of the Launch Control Center at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Shuttle ends final voyage & era

Clean-up space campaign needed: scientists The Australian
The Growing Pile Of Junk In Space Has Reached A Dangerous Le Business Insider
Space junk rising exponentially The Guardian
The Nexus S Powers NASA's Lightsaber Sparring Spheres, In Sp Crunch
Space junk littering orbit; might need cleaning up The Guardian
AmericaSpace taps Craig Covault as National Security Corresp The Examiner
Space Pollution: Junk Needs Clean Up, Scientists Say Huffington Post
Top NASA scientist James Hansen arrested at protest in front The Examiner
Work experience girl discovers asteroids The Daily Telegraph
UK to make White Space devices legal The Register
NASA's Chandra identify nearest pair of super massive black Newstrack India
Seeking Space, Well-to-Do Londoners Dig Deep The New York Times
The space-age sickbay that diagnoses disease without need fo The Daily Mail
NASA readies for Sept. 8 GRAIL moon mission The Examiner
>NASA Measures Irene's Record Rain Totals From Space Wired News
>China Analyst: U.S. Can't Win in Space, So Why Bother Racin Wired News
Russia considering unmanned space station The Daily Telegraph
Killing Elephants, Space Travel, Running Marathons: What 12 Business Insider
NASA's Juno Spacecraft Snaps Rare Picture Of Earth, Moon (PH Huffington Post
NASA's Juno spacecraft captures spectacular Earth-Moon in ta Newstrack India

NASA fears the International Space Station could be "lost".

The Space Station: Will NASA Abandon Ship?

Robot makes repair outside orbiting space station

Marriott International adding electric vehicle charging stat The Business Review
Network Rail lists 11 overcrowded stations needing action BBC News
Banks waive Battersea Power Station debt deadline The Guardian
Space Station's Robot Mechanic Makes Out-of-This-World Repai Yahoo Daily News
New Police Station for New Plymouth Scoop
S. Korea chain opens 'virtual' store in subway station Canada Dot Com
Cary Amtrak train station to open Sept. 1 The Business Review
Sony vows fresh start after Play Station data leaks m&c;
U.S. Steel to open compressed natural gas station The Business Review
Interview With Ben Lerner, Author of Leaving the Atocha Stat Huffington Post
Nasa fears for unmanned space station Independent online (SA)
Call to renovate old Ernakulam station The Hindu
Making plans for extra space at new city-centre fire station York Press
NASA fears leaving space station unmanned Khaleej Times
'Space station may have to be evacuated by Nov' The Times of India
NASA warns 'risk of losing' space station rising Yahoo Daily News
Astronauts may have to abandon space station The Hindu
Pflugerville to get 12 car-charging stations The Business Review
Private space station cargo ship arrives at launch site MSNBC
Private mission to space station may face delay MSNBC

On Sunday, July 31, 2011, when Expedition 28 astronaut Ron Garan aboard the International Space Station looked out his window, this is what he saw: the moon.

Earth 'may have had two moons'

This image of the International Space Station was taken by Atlantis' STS-135 crew during a fly around as the shuttle departed the station on Tuesday, July 19, 2011.

Last space shuttle aims for Thursday landing

This image of space shuttle Atlantis was taken shortly after the rotating service structure was rolled back at Launch Pad 39A, Thursday, July 7, 2011.

What's next for U.S. space program?

Mars rover reaches rim of vast, ancient crater New Scientist
Close-ups of Vesta, our second-heaviest asteroid New Scientist
What should Pluto's new moon be named? New Scientist
Space telescope to make 'eye' larger than Earth New Scientist
Space telescope to create 'eye' larger than Earth New Scientist
Cheers, Neptune, on your first 'anniversary' New Scientist
Atlantis blasts off for one final ride The Times of India
Space shuttle gears for last flight Irish Times
Now the space race takes off again New Scientist
Rover may tackle Kilimanjaro-sized mound New Scientist
Pandora's cluster spills its violent secrets New Scientist
China starts building biggest radio dish New Scientist
Telescope uncovering secrets of the stars The Columbus Dispatch
Astronomy enthusiasts flock to watch 100-minute lunar eclips The Star
A year in the life of a Marsonaut New Scientist
Einstein's cosmological fudge New Scientist
Orphaned planets may be common New Scientist
Infrared images probe massive Saturn storm New Scientist
No place like home: Our lonesome solar system New Scientist
Apple , Google To Answer Privacy Concerns redOrbit

Gitennes – Riddle Rare Earth Property Update

How to Send Astronauts to Asteroids? Earth Needs to Know, Report Suggests

Nobel peace laureate Desmond Tutu talk during a press conference in Cape Town, South Africa, Thursday, July 22, 2010. Nobel peace laureate Desmond Tutu announced Thursday he is retiring from public life later this year when he turns 79, saying "the time has come to slow down" and spend more time with his family. The former Anglican archbishop of Cape Town said after his birthday on Oct. 7 he will limit his time in the office to one day per week until February 2011.

Report: South Africa hesitates on Dalai Lama visa

Report: Space junk getting out of control Newsday
Planning reforms: blight of the builders' charter The Daily Telegraph
Michael Arrington Launches Venture Fund The New York Times
Renaissance Defies August Doldrums The New York Times
When a Bankruptcy 'Event' Doesn't Mean Bankruptcy The New York Times
Museum and Gallery Listings for Sept. 2-8 The New York Times
Bin Laden's Shadow Looms in Afghanistan Huffington Post
The energy-efficient lightbulbs that keep us in the dark The Daily Telegraph
David Holbrook obituary The Guardian
Lucrative Package for Outgoing Bank of New York Mellon Chief The New York Times
Franken Pursues Tighter Oversight of Rating Agencies The New York Times
Brooklyn Rockwerks: Modern Sculptures Made From Massive Gran Inhabitat
Tar Sands and the Jewish Month of Change Huffington Post
J. Crew Settles Shareholder Lawsuit for $16 Million The New York Times
As Mets Deal Collapses, Einhorn Fund Shows a Decline The New York Times
Silver Lake's Hutchins Named a New York Fed Director The New York Times
AT&T Thwarted Despite Lobbying Push The New York Times
The Friendly New Face of Goldman The New York Times
The Coming Of Raptor Jesus & Dissecting the Paranormal Hyste The Examiner
Taking on a Veteran Antitrust Judge in the AT&T Fight The New York Times

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