Atkins Files for Bankruptcy Amid Diet Craze Decline
Atkins Nutritionals Inc. sought bankruptcy protection as the low carb diet waned in popularity. The company cited waning consumer interest and scrutiny of its high fat and low fruit vegetable content.
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New York
Atkins Nutritionals Inc
Atkins
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Israel threatens massive response to pullout violence
Israel would suspend the Gaza withdrawal and launch a large ground offensive if Palestinian militants attack Israeli soldiers and settlers during the pullout, Deputy Defense Minister said. The move comes weeks before evacuations begin as first families relocate from Gaza.
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British police seize seven suspects in Brighton raid
British police arrested seven people in Brighton as part of the probe into the failed July 21 transit bombings. Authorities say 21 suspects remain in custody across Britain and Italy, with ongoing inquiries into ties to Saudi Arabia and networks that built and financed the devices.
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England
Saudi Arabia
Brighton
Metropolitan Police
Britain
Italy
Osman Hussain
Rome
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Sunday Telegraph
Bush speaks at Scout jamboree after leadership deaths
President Bush visiting the national Boy Scout jamboree near Bowling Green Virginia comforts about 50,000 Scouts leaders and visitors after four leaders were electrocuted and heat sickness affected 300. He honors the fallen and notes aides and officials with Scout ties.
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Bush
Boy Scouts
Texas
Van
Marine One
White House
American soldier dubbed the Iraqi village sheik
Army Staff Sgt. Dale Horn, a Florida native 25, patrolled 37 villages near Qayyarah and became known as the American sheik after gaining trust of local elders. He helped funnel 136000 dollars in aid, pushed development projects, and meets 100 to 200 village leaders monthly to discuss security and education.
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Sheik Horn
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Dale Horn
U.S
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Fort Walton Beach
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Global warming linked to stronger major hurricanes
New research led by MIT climate scientist Kerry Emanuel finds major Atlantic and Pacific storms since the 1970s have grown in duration and intensity by about 50 percent, aligning with rising sea surface and atmospheric temperatures. NOAA's Tom Knutson calls the results alarming. Details appear in Nature.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Atlantic
Pacific
Tom Knutson
Knutson
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory
Princeton
N.J
Emanuel
Nature
Iran warns of restarting Isfahan enrichment plant if no EU incentives
Iran threatens to restart uranium reprocessing at the Isfahan Nuclear Conversion Facility if Europe does not immediately offer a promised incentives package. Tehran says Europe has only hours before its council meets to respond, while Britain, France and Germany prepare a possible generous offer.
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Iran
Britain
France
Germany
Hasan Rowhani
Isfahan
Islamic Republic
Ali Agha Mohammadi
Supreme National Security Council
Europe
Agha Mohammadi
Paris
London
Vienna
Austria
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