Lunar Crater Collision Aims to Find Moon Water
NASA aims the LCROSS mission to crash a spent Atlas V stage into Cabeus crater at the moon's south pole to eject debris and search for water. If water exists, it could be harnessed for drinking air or rocket fuel, exciting scientists and skywatchers alike.
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John Johnson Jr
Los Angeles Times
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Steve Hixson
Advanced Concepts
Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems
Redondo Beach
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Dan Andrews
Ames Research Center
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San Francisco
Irving Penn, 92, Photographer of stark portraits, dies
Irving Penn, renowned fashion and portrait photographer, died at 92 in Manhattan. His work isolated subjects from settings to capture their true natures, spanning fashion models to Aborigine tribesmen. He married Lisa Fonssagrives in 1950, a long-time subject, and was older brother of filmmaker Arthur Penn.
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Irving Penn
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Penn
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Most U S Kids Exposed to Violence Data Show
Justice Department researchers report that over 60 percent of U S children were exposed to violence in the past year. The survey defines exposure as being a victim, witness, or learning of violence against someone close, with nearly half assaulted and 6 percent sexually victimized.
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Justice Department
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Pakistan army and opposition clash over U S aid package
Pakistan sees a rupture with Washington as the army and opposition fault conditions on a 7.5 billion five year U S aid bill approved by Congress. The dispute pits the military against the civilian government of the PPP and could threaten Zardari's government amid rising anti Americanism.
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Marvi Memon
Obama
U.S
NATO
al-Qaida
Asif Ali Zardari
Health bill cost outline gains Senate support
Washington Post reports Congressional Budget Office endorses a $829 billion health care bill over ten years, expanding coverage to 29 million and reducing deficits by about $81 billion. The measure would fund Medicaid expansion, private insurance subsidies, and new taxes on top insurers, drugmakers, and device makers. Senate panel vote could come soon, with broader House support sought.
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Washington Post
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Barack Obama
Congressional Budget Office
Senate Finance Committee
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Finance Committee
Olympia Snowe
Maine
Snowe
Max Baucus
D-Mont
Chuck Grassley
Iowa
Grassley
Harry Reid
D-Nev
Senate Health Committee
Tom Harkin
Baucus
Christopher Dodd
Connecticut
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Congress
Cadillac
House
Nancy Pelosi
D-Calif
Free Public Hypnosis Clinic Offers Weight Loss and Quitting Smoking
New Life Clinics invites public support for free treatment funded by the New Life Clinics Charitable Trust. A voluntary five dollar donation is welcomed at sign in. The two hour group session, led by a board certified hypnotherapist, targets stopping smoking and weight loss with stress relief noted. No reservations, no paperwork, and no children allowed.
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New Life Clinics Charitable Trust
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