Scientists recreate Big Bang conditions at CERN collider
In Geneva the Large Hadron Collider achieved a historic proton beam crash, delivering three times the prior force and ushering in the era of the 10 billion dollar experiment. Physicists hail it as a step toward Genesis Chapter 1, Verse 1 and the hunt for elusive particles that may redefine our view of the universe.
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Geneva
Michio Kaku
European Organization For Nuclear Research
CERN
Earth
Kaku
Phil Schewe
American Institute of Physics
SMS
Switzerland
21 Babies Found Floating Along China River
In eastern China 21 babies were found along a river near Jining, Shandong. Some bodies had hospital IDs and fetuses were reported. Two mortuary workers were detained for allegedly dumping them. officials fired top hospital staff and apologized. The river death toll was cremated. ages ranged from newborn to months old.
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Beijing
China
Xinhua
Guangfu River
Jining
Shandong
I.D
Jining Medical University
Zhu Zhenyu
Wang Zhijun
Gong Zhenhua
Zhu
Wang
Information Office of
Health Ministry
Jining Health Bureau
Shandong Health Bureau
Ocean State Braces for Severe Floods After Record Rain
Rhode Island endures record flood storm with dozens evacuated by boat as basements flood along the Pawtuxet River in Cranston. Gov. Don Carcieri warns the worst is ahead while National Guard units assist across New England and New Jersey.
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Cranston
R.I
Rhode Island
Ocean State
Don Carcieri
Barack Obama
National Guard
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Boston
National Weather Service
New Jersey
New York City
Providence
Pawtuxet
Fema State
City of
Brian Dupont
Colombia honors freed soldier Pablo Moncayo after 12 years
Colombian soldier Pablo Emilio Moncayo, held by FARC since December 1997, was released and flown to Florencia. His father Gustavo Moncayo once walked 620 miles wearing a symbolic chain to press for his son’s release. A humanitarian team led by Sen. Piedad Cordoba assisted the handover in southern Colombia.
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Florencia
Colombia
Pablo Emilio Moncayo
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia
FARC
Moncayo
Piedad Cordoba
Adolfo Beteta
International Red Cross
Gustavo Moncayo
Pvt
Josue Calvo
Pablo Moncayo
Karol
Former FDA scientist accuses stifling imaging safety concerns
Dr. Julian Nicholas testified at a public hearing that his FDA position was terminated after he and eight colleagues opposed approving a CT scanner for routine colon cancer screening due to radiation risks to healthy patients. FDA said inspector general found no retaliation and that staff cannot be penalized for scientific views.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Julian Nicholas
FDA
Nicholas
Scripps Clinic
San Diego
Jeffrey Shuren
Dick Thompson
Inspector General
End of life directives study shows low uptake post Schiavo
Five years after Terri Schiavo's case, most Americans still do not draft advance directives. Experts estimate only 20 to 30 percent of adults have living wills, mirroring pre case levels despite heightened awareness during the controversy and Schiavo’s death in 2005.
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Miami
Terri Schiavo
Schiavo
U.S
Kathy Brandt
National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
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Maine
New York
Dupont
Brian Poland
East Providence
R.I., Fire Department
Phyllis Rego
Cordoba
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