Police presumed blood on print in Ohio slaying COLUMBUS, Ohio ? Police investigating the slaying of a 17-year-old boy say they presumed from the beginning that a palm print found at the scene was covered in blood. Columbus police investigators say the location of the print on a blood-covered wall and the print’s reaction to a crime
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Police presumed palm print of suspect in slaying of Ohio identical twin was blood-covered
Twins acquire pitcher Carl Pavano from Indians MINNEAPOLIS ? Craving help for their starting rotation, the Minnesota Twins have turned to Carl Pavano. The Twins agreed Friday to send the Cleveland Indians a player to be identified later in exchange for Pavano, a one-time All-Star whose career derailed in New York during four injury-ruined seasons with the
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Twins try to help ragged rotation by acquiring right-hander Carl Pavano from Indians
Ranking Rx: Top 20 drugmakers by annual sales Rankings of the world’s Top 20 drugmakers, based on global prescription drug sales for the year ending in March 2009, when total pharmaceutical industry revenue grew about 5 percent to more than $720 billion. Figures do not include revenue of company units selling consumer and animal health products,
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Big pharma: Prescription sales and growth trends of the world?s top 20 drugmakers
Barenboim concert for ‘Arab capital’ Jerusalem GENEVA ? Maestro Daniel Barenboim brought his troupe of young Arab and Israeli classical musicians to Geneva on Friday for a concert dedicated to the late Palestinian-American academic Edward Said and the contentious choice of Jerusalem as this year’s “Arab Cultural Capital.” In a news conference that featured the iconoclastic Israeli
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Barenboim?s Arab-Israeli orchestra gives concert for Jerusalem the ?Arab cultural capital?
We have just completed new commercial room scenes for our Visualization Software – Virtual Room Designer . Some of our new commercial room scenes include Office, Education, Restaurant, Retail, Transportation, and Hospitality environments. Our Visualization Software – Virtual Room Designer – allows showcasing interior design products and helping customers make purchasing decisions by letting them virtually preview products in various settings. All this directly on a website! The software has application for both residential and commercial markets. To see new scenes and checkout the software, visit http://www.room-designer.com
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David Byrne makes music with London building LONDON ? David Byrne doesn’t want to rock the building, but it may shake a little. The ex-Talking Heads frontman has turned London’s Roundhouse, a former railway engine shed, into a giant musical instrument for the installation “Playing the Building.” The work invites visitors to make the brick and iron structure
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David Byrne shakes the foundations with project that turns building into musical instrument
American on trial in Myanmar has more seizures YANGON, Myanmar ? An American on trial for entering the house of Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi had three short epileptic fits Friday, police said, fueling concerns that his poor health could delay next week’s verdict. National Police Chief Brig
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American on trial in Myanmar has more seizures; his poor health could delay Suu Kyi verdict
More details due on SC celebrity Learjet crash COLUMBIA, S.C. ? Federal investigators plan to release more information about a Learjet crash in South Carolina that killed four people and injured drummer Travis Barker and DJ AM. The National Transportation Safety Board says it will release its public accident docket Friday containing facts about the September crash
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Irish unemployment at 14-year high of 12.2 percent DUBLIN ? Unemployment in recession-hit Ireland has risen to a 14-year high of 12.2 percent, the country’s Central Statistics Office reported Friday. The rise from June’s rate of 11.9 percent means the number of people out of work is reaching a new record high each month in Ireland
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Collapse of property boom sends Ireland?s unemployment rate to 14-year high of 12.2 percent
Philippine floods kill 3 French citizens, 9 others MANILA, Philippines ? Three French tourists were among at least 12 people killed when heavy rains collapsed an earthen dike and fed landslides and floods that deluged towns and villages in the northern Philippines, officials said Friday. A group of French and South Koreans were traveling on Mount Pinatubo
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Philippine floods kill at least 12, including 3 French tourists; thousands displaced
Aerosmith postpones concert after Tyler fall STURGIS, S.D. ? Aerosmith postponed at least one weekend concert after frontman Steven Tyler fell off the stage at a South Dakota show and suffered what a concert spokesman said were head, neck and shoulder injuries. Tyler, 61, fell several feet while dancing around as the sound crew replaced a fuse
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Aerosmith postpones Friday concert after Steven Tyler?s fall from stage, injuries unclear
Actors remember filmmaker Hughes as influential NEW YORK ? The actors made famous by writer-director John Hughes are extolling his talents after his death, calling him influential and “one of the giants” for capturing the youth market in the 1980s and ’90s with such favorites as “The Breakfast Club,” ”Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” and “Home Alone.” Hughes
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Actors who worked with Hughes recall him as influential and ?a quintessential filmmaker?
WASHINGTON – A breakthrough by engineers at Queen’s University Belfast’s Institute of Electronics, Communications and Information Technology (ECIT), may lead to more accurate global weather forecasts and a better understanding of climate change. The breakthrough is the development of a high performance electronic device, known as a dual polarized Frequency Selective Surface filter, that is to
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Scientific breakthrough will lead to more accurate weather forecasts
Rebels admit leader’s arrest, return to Sri Lanka COLOMBO, Sri Lanka ? Tamil Tiger rebels have acknowledged their new leader has been arrested in Malaysia and handed over to the Sri Lankan military. The group says in a statement Friday that Selvarasa Pathmanathan was captured near a hotel Wednesday by the Malaysian Royal Intelligence Corps
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Safina upset in 3 sets; Sharapova advances CARSON, Calif. ? Zheng Jie of China upset top-ranked Dinara Safina 7-5, 4-6, 6-4 in the third round of the LA Women’s Tennis Championships on Thursday night, beating the Russian for the first time in five career meetings. “It’s amazing for me because I never beat Safina before
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Top-ranked Safina upset in 3 sets by China?s Zheng Jie in LA Women?s Tennis Championships
Designed for ecological city environment, the “Ant” by Mexican designer Ramon Ramirez is a futuristic car that not only touts a trendy design but also helps in sustaining the urban surroundings. The Ant, as depicted by its name, looks like an ant and runs on electrical-solar energy combination, which makes it zero-emission, quite and nice to the environment vehicle. On the inside its panoramic auto tinted window, the city car features a big environment simulator screen to make the journey relaxing and comfortable
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The ‘Ant’ inspired car is big on renewable energy
Winner of the competition to design a pavilion for Shanghai Expo 2010, the Belgian Pavilion by Conix Architects and JV Realys resembling the brain cell image seems to take you straight into the human brain. Boasting the artistic and scientific richness of the nation, the Belgian Pavilion also depicts nation’s central position in Europe, a cross-point of the Latin, the Germanic and the Anglo-Saxon cultural traditions.
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Belgian pavilion takes you straight into human brain
The Honda Fit (Jazz) Sport model is not available in India, Honda is mulling over the possibility of introducing the 1.5-liter engine variant in India next year. In the U.S though, you could buy the Fit off a Honda showroom. Now add to that some flashy jewelery in the form of Honda and Mugen parts which makes the Fit sportier and more fun (and more pricey as well) Honda’s long-time racing team and performance parts supplier, Mugen, has introduced a list of accessories.
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Mugen’s custom parts for Honda Jazz in America
Presented in the LG cell phone competition, Design the Future, Andrew Zheng’s “LG Traveler phone” deserves all the appreciation despite the fact that it lost in the completion. This uniquely designed hexagonal-shaped handset is overloaded with wide range of exciting features. The unit though comes with touchscreen application
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LG Traveler phone for better connectivity when on move
Jeanine is viewers’ pick on Fox dance competition NEW YORK ? Viewers said Jeanine Mason can dance best as they crowned her the winner of Fox network’s “So You Think You Can Dance.” Jeanine beat out Evan, Kayla and Brandon on the dance competition’s fifth-season finale, which aired live with the results Thursday. The vivacious 18-year-old brunette from
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Jeanine is viewers? pick on season finale of Fox?s ?So You Think You Can Dance?