more images more images MELBOURNE – All rounder James Hopes has said that he can reclaim his first-choice status within the Australian one-day team if selectors scrap their recent policy of using only five genuine bowlers. The Queenslander was not selected for the first three matches of the series against Pakistan and was promoted only when Shane Watson …
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CA?s five bowlers policy hampering Hopes? first-choice status in team
WASHINGTON – In a new research, a team of paleontologists has found that the likely food source for Titanoboa, the largest snake the world has ever known, was a 60-million-year-old relative of crocodiles, whose fossils were recently discovered. Working with scientists from the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama, paleontologists from the Florida Museum of Natural ….
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World?s largest snake feasted on ancient croc relative 60 mln yrs ago
LONDON – Experts have determine that the decision by the Obama administration to scrap NASA’s plans to return to the moon leave China well placed to become the second nation to land humans on the lunar surface within a decade. According to a report in The Guardian, the US president’s budget proposal lacked the funds to … Read this article on Gaea Times at : China may become second nation to land humans on Moon by 2020 .
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China may become second nation to land humans on Moon by 2020
WASHINGTON – If NASA has its way, then very soon, people would have their own one-person aircraft that they can use for personal air travel. According to a report in Discovery News, NASA has developed a prototype one-person aircraft known as ‘Puffin’
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NASA?s one-person plane to revolutionize air travel
WASHINGTON – A group of trauma surgeons on bmj.com has said that despite the frightening regularity of humanitarian disasters like the earthquake in Haiti, international responses remain fragmented and must be improved.
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International relief efforts need to be improved to deal with Haiti-like disasters
SYDNEY – Umpires and fielders square of the wicket have cast a shadow on Australian cricket’s pink ball experiment by saying that they frequently lost sight of the pink leather. Pink balls are being used in a day-night Futures League fixture at Adelaide Oval this week, and also in a day …
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Umpires, square leg fielders cast shadow on Australia?s pink ball experiment
SYDNEY – Cricket Australia has rejected the idea of banning alcohol from Australian grounds after delivering apologies and explanations over Sunday night’s pitch invasion in Perth which saw Pakistan opener Khalid Latif tackled to the ground. CA chairman Jack …
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Cricket Australia rejects booze ban plan in grounds over attack on Pak player
more images Feb 3, 2010 (Sampurn Wire): The atmosphere around Fatehgarh Palace is tense. The brides-to-be have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of their sister-in-law Sambhavna Seth (Actress). The moment finally arrives and our dulhe raja heaves a sigh of relief as his sister and friend is here to help him make one of the most ….
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Sambhavna Seth reaches Udaipur to grill the brides!
Iran launches new research rocket into space TEHRAN, Iran ? Iran’s defense minister says his country has successfully launched a new rocket carrying a mouse, turtle and worms into space for research purposes
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Iran says it has successfully launched new research rocket into space
Manning is the NFL’s ‘Siskel & Ebert MIAMI ? Director James Cameron has nothing on Peyton Manning
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Film for thinking man?s QB: ?I have limited athletic ability, so I use the cerebral stuff.?
Obama plan worries cities that rely on space jobs HUNTSVILLE, Ala. ? President Barack Obama’s decision to scrap NASA’s back-to-the-moon program in favor of private spacecraft created an outrage in places like Huntsville, where jobs depend on a return lunar trip
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Obama?s plan to end NASA?s moon trip sounds like the wrong stuff to cities with space jobs
NEW DELHI – Leading vaccine manufacturer Bharat Biotech Wednesday delivered its billionth vaccine dose and announced to invest Rs.250 crore in two years to carry forward clinical trials in different disciplines. While the manufacture and sale of a billion doses gives us a great sense of accomplishment, we realise that life saving vaccines are still ….
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Bharat Biotech vaccine doses touch one-billion mark
Asia markets jump after US gains on housing report HONG KONG ? Asian stock markets jumped Wednesday, following Wall Street higher after encouraging reports about the beleaguered U.S
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Asian stock markets jump after Wall Street gains on housing report; Hong Kong up over 2 pct
Ex-POW in Iraq war recalls nightmares, depression WASHINGTON ? Shoshana Johnson survived gunshot wounds to both legs and 22 days as a prisoner of war in Iraq.
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In new book, former Iraq war POW describes her struggle with nightmares and depression
MUMBAI – A benchmark index for Indian equities extended its gains during afternoon trade Wednesday and was ruling 386 points higher than its previous close. Around 1.27 p.m., the 30-scrip sensitive index (Sensex) of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), which opened at 16,210.25 points, was trading at 16,549.68 points, up 386.9 points or 2.39 percent over ….
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Sensex extends gains, up 386 points
more images more images HULL, ENGLAND (GaeaTimes.com)- Chelsea, which is currently leading the Barclay’s Premier League’s score table ended the match against Hull City with a draw. As per the reports, the thrilling match between Chelsea and Hull City ended with a 1-1 score. Though the match had ended on Tuesday, football lovers are searching for the ..
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Space rock worth thousands stirs ownership debate WASHINGTON ? An out-of-this world rock has become the center of a down-to-earth dispute over who its rightful owner should be. The tennis ball-sized meteorite plummeted through the roof of a Virginia medical office just after dusk on Jan.
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Who owns a piece of Va. space rock? Docs send to Smithsonian, landlord may have other ideas
Hope returns after year of steep US dairy losses MILWAUKEE ? Only months ago, dairy producers were slaughtering an average of 50,000 dairy cows a week because a milk glut made it impossible to sell their milk for what it cost to produce
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Milk price for US dairy farmers nudges upward, boding well after devastating losses of 2009
more images more images more images SPIN METER: Pols cool to public-financed campaigns WASHINGTON ? Backers of public financing for congressional elections are making a new push, triggered by a Supreme Court decision that lets corporations spend unlimited money on politics. Two top Democrats in Congress back the idea
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SPIN METER: Despite fears of corporate money, politicians cool on public campaign financing
Dairy farmers up production as milk prices rebound MILWAUKEE ? Finally, there’s some good news for the nation’s milk producers. For most dairy farmers, the price they received for milk last year was less than what it cost to produce it
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US dairy farmers stop killing cows, look to boost production as milk prices begin to rebound