Bird flu seen spreading between humans in Indonesia study says
The World Health Organization notes seven deaths in one Indonesian family may reflect human-to-human transmission of avian influenza rather than poultry exposure. All confirmed cases link to close prolonged contact with a severely ill woman, while no sick animals were found locally.
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United States
Robert Webster
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Namibian privacy push for Pitt Jolie arrival
The Namibian government says foreign journalists need the couple's written permission and a work permit to cover Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie as they await their unborn child. Photographer John Liebenberg was arrested twice for attempting to photograph the stars, with editors calling the arrests heavy handed.
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Brad Pitt
Angelina Jolie
Namibia
John Liebenberg
South African Press Association
South African National Editors Forum
Jackson wrestles with weight gain for film role
Janet Jackson reveals she gained about 60 pounds for a film part in Tennessee but passed on the movie to finish a new album. She says producers wanted a heavier look, and she then began losing weight quickly after weighing about 180 pounds at her heaviest.
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Associated Press
Janet Jackson
Spolte
Tennessee
Mariah Carey
Jackson
White says Detroit turned against him
Detroit rocker Jack White says he left his hometown because the city turned negative against him. Now in Nashville with Karen Elson and baby Scarlett, White recalls trying to boost Detroit’s rock scene while some in the community did not appreciate his efforts.
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Nashville
White Stripes
the Raconteurs
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Nimoy Gives 40000 To Ohio State Arts Center
Leonard Nimoy and his wife donate 40000 to the Wexner Center for the Arts at Ohio State University. The Nimoy Foundation total grants amount to 90000 for artist residencies and 425000 in grants to 21 U.S. art groups.
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Associated Press
Leonard Nimoy
Ohio State University
Wexner Center For the Arts
U.S
Spock
Nimoy Foundation
Wexner Center
Journalism scholar James Carey dies at 71 in Rhode Island
James Carey of South Kingstown Rhode Island a journalism professor and scholar died at 71 after complications from emphysema The earlier paragraph mentions his work on media culture interactions He was known for teaching and research in mass media and culture in Rhode Island.
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Associated Press
James Carey
South Kingstown
R.I
Ian Copeland
Los Angeles
Police
R.E.M
Adam Ant
Notable Birthdays for Entertainment Figures Today
A list of birthdays includes actor James Arness sportscaster Brent Musburger and singer Stevie Nicks. Also noted are Gates Nichols of Confederate Railroad drummer Garry Peterson and actor Joseph Fiennes with other names such as Matt Stone and Helena Bonham Carter.
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James Arness
Brent Musburger
Gates Nichols
Confederate Railroad
Garry Peterson
Stevie Nicks
Philip Michael Thomas Prei
Hank Williams Jr
Bobcat Goldthwait
Helena Bonham Carter
Joseph Fiennes
Shakespeare In Love
South Park
Matt Stone
Phillip Rhodes
Lenny Kravitz
Gin Blossoms
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